Miles Remedies Advertised Nerve and Pain Pills Endorsements
L B Morris of Helena Montana praises Dr Miles nerve and liver pills for chronic neuralgia and headache relief noting wife used liver pills, son recovered from rheumatic fever, and calls the products a safe cure. The ad claims universal family use, guarantees at druggists, and offers a free book on nervous and heart diseases from Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
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Miles
Tlarry
Grimma
L. B. Morris
Helena
Montana
Rev G W Mather dies after long ministry in Wooster
Rev George W Mather longtime Wooster clergyman died at 2 am Thursday in Galion after chronic pneumonia and goitre He served as pastor of the Wooster Methodist church and as district presiding elder Funeral Saturday at the ME church with Dr L K Warner and Rev S Edleman presiding The Galion Leader notes his birth in Derbyshire England around 1832 and a long career across Ohio including Mt Vernon Norwalk Wooster and Cleveland areas He also served as mayor of Galion 1901 1908 and was awarded a Doctor of Divinity by Baldwin University The surviving family includes his wife Elizabeth A a daughter Mary E a son Arthur in Seattle and several siblings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W Mather
Wooster
Aving
Methodist
Galion
West Atwood Street
L. K Warner
S £Dleman
Mather
Derbyshie
England
Aera
Wales
America
Cincinnati
Ola
Ohio Wesleyan University
Central Ohio Conference
Grand Rapids
Nnto
North Ohio Conferene
Isia
Mt Vernon
Breden
Berg
Baltimore
O. Fe
Delaware
Arthur
Seattle
Wash
Joseph
John Mather
Joliet
Ridings
Morris
Cytton
Martha Mather
Scarborough
Hillsboro
Canary
Dr. Mather
Killed by Cars Near Alliance in Pennsylvania Yard
Thomas Webb aged 67 brother of Sohn and George Webb of Wooster met a terrible death April 1 in the Pennsylvania yards at Alliance while walking toward his home in Machin. The wife failed to notify relatives promptly. Webb was industrious and during the entire winter walked ten miles to and from his work. Wooster high school class of 1903 graduation exercises will be held at the City Opera House June 12. Also a note on a medicinal advertisement for Chamberlain's Sodblood and Liver Tablets promising relief for bad taste, biliousness, and headaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Webb
Sohn
George Webb
Wooster
Pennsvisania
Alliance
Machin
Mr Webb
Wooster High School
City Opera House
Batian
Lexington
Jackson
James B Marcum
James Marchin
Bréathitt County
Oridle
S'berg
Jim Cockrell
Newmain
Excursions and Rail Tickets Across Ohio and West Routes
Noa Batten and the Ohio Railroad company announce excursion tickets from local stations west of the Ohio River to Belfontaine Ohio. One fare for round trip with return by May 18, extended to June 3 for some routes. Annual meeting tickets and settlers' passes also offered with reduced rates to various regions including southeast south and northwest.
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Noa Batten & Ohio Railroad Company Aecoundt
Ohio
Watimere
Oba Te Maratta
Omrete
Gtia
Chinenothe Ghia
Eocout
Obie
Etathoos
Chloe River
Belfontaine
Reduced Fares via Pennsylvania Lines for Excursions
The Pennsylvania Lines announce reduced fares and excursion tickets to various regions including the Wet Northwest South and Southwestern Territory in late May and June. Special one way and round trip options are offered to San Francisco St Louis and Boston with events like the Presbyterian General Assembly and the National Education Association noted for travel incentives. Contact local ticket agents for low fare details and schedules.
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Pennsylvania
Menosyvant
Hume
San Francisco
National Council Junior Unier
California
Angeles
Cal
Sul
St Louis
Boson
Mass
National Educational Association
Ncaresticket
Pensylvania Lines
Probate and Guardianship Filings Across Stark County
Multiple executors and administrators report, with hearings and accounts set for June. Filings include first and final accounts for Julius Maine and Susie A Root. applications for administrators in several estates. guardianships for Chloe and Edna Clapper, Leah Gaul, and George Deibold. sales of real and personal property approved or reported. wills probated for Elizabeth Eborne and Catherine Ault. bonds posted for trustees and administrators. various hearings scheduled through June 6 and May 12.
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Julius Maine
Lewis Maine
John M Ckley
Abigal F. Routson
Jacob Frick
Cecil Wilhelm
J C. Fritz Willi
IL F Jacobs
CG. K. Bowmat
OW Rixtines Guardians
Arthur Graber
Philip Sneff
Susie A Root
David H Reot
KO Eberly
Chloe
Edna Clapper
Margaret Bricker
Elizabeth Callahan
Wallbof Wow Wallice
Ro Oa
JS Wallner
W Kishing
Mary Kishing
Dugan
James Dugan
Jane 9
Marion South
Martin Loo
Jane
Prvate
John Ro Burgan
Beni Bur
Elizabeth Eborne
Grreene Township
Isaac Burnett
Waite
Eliza Ann Burnett
Alohi Schutt
Intac Schriber
Emanuel Schriber
Isaac Schriber
George Deibold Bent
Nathaniel Seliday
Elizabeth Rouch
Solomon Bentz
Frederick Rufeneck
Jacob Wattel
Catherine Ault
Cyrus Ault
Stark County
Www
C ,Myers
George Hutton
Astate
Peter Christy
Margaret Culp
John and
Jonas Eberly
Daniel Eberly
Jephtha Zook
Leah Gaul
Peter W Moulter
de Honis Nan Es
Margaret Rush
Eliz
Ann Barnett
Franklin Township
William W. Wallace
L. Eyman
Martin Lawrence
Nancy Ann Eyman
Plain Township
Sarah Fetzer
P . W. Fetzer
Chippewa Township
W C Sidle
Oliver Smith
Margaret Power
Lizzie Power Taylor
Lydia Albright
Wm. H. Albright
George Weidrick
Mary Itzel
Medina County
D. A. McCllough
Jacob Myers
Mansien
Spring tonic sold by Louubach and Bosch boosts family health
An OCR fragment promotes a spring tonic named Rocky Mountain Tea said to strengthen children, improve appetite, and aid growth for the whole family. The ad cites Louubach & Bosch and mentions 33 seats.
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Louubach & Bosch
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promoted As Digestive Aid
An old advertisement claims Kodol cures indigestion and dyspepsia by helping the stomach digest wholesome food. It promises tissue rebuilding blood and renewed health and strength, touting a spring tonic quality and listing Zimmerman & Co and Ennybach & Boyd as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmerman & Co
Ennybach& Boyd
Estates and Guardians Court Actions Report
Final accounts and guardianship actions across multiple estates are recorded with hearings set for June 5 to June 6. Insanity declarations send Bessie Franke and Peter Chenevey to Massillon hospital while real estate sales and guardianship inventories advance for several estates including Burnett Beckler Graber and Criley Underwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Vanover
Elmer Porter
Aaron Porter
Amnie Hoffman
Mary E. Rickle
Bessie Franke
Chippens Township
Massillon State Hospital
Pauline Beckler
Clayton Beckler
Joseph G. Yocum
Joseph Acker
G. Cook
James Tasker
D. C
Aled
Jane
Eliza’ Ann Burnett
Franklin Township
John §Ohaas
Clarence K. Bowman
Arthur Graber
Price Russell
Wm Teagle
Alice Imgard
John Criley
Wm Boutson
Harry Impard
George W Underwood
Hdward LeRoy Underwood
Ward
T. J. Metzler
Bertha Geigey
Alfred Tanner
S K Shoup
Peter Chenevey
Paint Township
Massillon Hospital
Henry L. Gault
Mary Ann Weaver
Frank Taggart
Mary Reed
Will of
Louwisa Reamer
Wooster Township
Wayne County Real Estate Transfers Record
Wayne County real estate transfers filed by L C Franks show multiple 19th or early 20th century deeds with buyers and sellers including Adaline Firestone to Peter Firestone 84 acres Chester township for 5000 dollars and James Longedorf to Magdalene Benler 40 acres Wayne township for 2200 dollars among others in Plain Wooster and Clinton townships with varied acreages and prices.
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L. C. Franks
Adaline Firestone
Peter C. Firestone
Chester Township
James C. Longedorf
Magdalene Benler
Wayne Township
Walter S. Fickes
Daniel L Rush
W. F. Nicode
Plain Township
Walter G. Whitaker
Nellie Gray
Wooster
Christian Schwarzwalder
John W. Poster
Clinton Township
Clarence W. Alexander
Jacob Swartz
Charles Landaw
Albert Dix
Emmett Dix
Wew
Joshua J. Excell
Jacob Kintmer
Caroline Derr
L M Emerson
John Otzenberger
Saltcreek
Alviazi Cunningham
Hannah ( Cnningham
Joseph Gauit
B. F Swartz
Mary G. Gearhart
Noah Herman
John A. Miller
William Rouch
Treadwell S Rouch
Simon Firestone
Jeane Mellinger
Wm M.S Muller
Jane McMiller
Dr King's New Life Pills Parade Odd Ad Claim
A truncated classified style ad claims Dr King's New Life Pills restore youth. It mentions Dempseytown resident D H Turner praising the pills for liver stomach and bowels, notes vegetable ingredients and no gripe, and cites Laubach & Boyd's Drug Store as a seller.
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Dr. King
D. H. Turner
Dempseytown
Laubach & Boyd's
Sthsk
Assassin Seen Threatening Breathitt Feud Death Plot Rumors
Jackson Breathitt county tense amid rumors of a deadly feud tied to the Marcum murder. Reports cite threatened assassinations, a blind tiger meeting, and calls for Governor Beckham to restore peace. A $600 reward is offered for J. B. Marcum’s killer.
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Marcum
Beckham
Jackson
Kentucky
Breathitt County
J. B. Marcum
Edward Strong
Hurst
Cockrell
Frankfort
J. B Marcum
Gum Company seeks board support for $50,000 stock plan
The Canton based Southern Gum company presented a plan to form a $50,000 stock company with $35,000 paid in. It currently has $7,500 invested and profits, and would relocate if funded. A committee was appointed to travel to Canton to inspect the plant and report back.
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Board of Trade
Hambleton
Southern Gum Company
Canton
Hembleton
I. N. Kinney
F W. Miller
J M. Criley
Fifteen Trapped as Tunnel Caves in Virginia Mine
Huntington, May 7. A tunnel at Eggleston Virginia collapsed burying fifteen men. Eight bodies have been recovered with the remaining seven still missing as rescue efforts continue.
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Huntington
Eggleston
Lost valuable property on train No 20
Miss Luln Frick, back from Germany, lost four rings during a dinner break in a lavatory on a sleeping car. Agent Wolfe notified the conductor at Crestline, and the rings were found and to be returned to the owner on train No 20 after Mansfield.
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Miss Luln Frick
Germany
Miss Frick
Shreve Board Forms Public Affairs Panel and Plans Water Pumping
The Shreve board of public affairs convened Tuesday morning and organized with W. H. Sidle as president, Daniel Ross as vice president, and J. A. H. Keister as secretary. They were informed that Citizens' Light Co. would halt pumping until its services were requested. The president was told to secure a steam engine and engineer and other needed gear to pump water into the reservoir at once and as cheaply as possible pending a pumping contract. The group ordered Citizens' Light to disconnect all electrical hookups with the water plant and return all wrenches, keys, and related apparatus.
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Board of Public Affairs of Shreve
W. H. Sidle
Daniel Ross
J. A. H. Keister
Citizens’ Light Co
Citizens’ Light Company
Jury panel drawn for local candidates names listed
The following have been drawn to fill the petit jury panel George Underwood and Charles Wiler of Congress township John Heller of Chippewa Benjamin Mowery of Chester P I ihrig of Wayne all ordered to report Monday the 11th.
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George Underwood
Charles Wiler
Congress Township
John Heller
Chippewa
Benjamin Mowery
Chester
Ihrig
Wayne
Doan's Kidney Pills Earned Mr Reed's Gratitude
An Wooster reader recalls kidney trouble with severe back pain and bladder issues. After neighbor Geo Walter delivered Doan's Kidney Pills from Zimmerman & Co. drug store, he recovered quickly and praises the remedy, stating no other medicine helped so much. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is sole agent. price 50 cents. remember the name Doan's.
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Wooster
Wm. Reed
Aya
Grant Street
Geo. Walter
Doan
Zimmerman & Co
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Duan
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin praised by Ottumwa man
W E Oswalt of Ottumwa Indiana writes under April 1 1901 that after three years of stomach trouble and spending $100 with doctors he found relief after using Syrup Pepsin. He says he could eat without nausea after the first dose and has recommended the remedy to others. He adds a friend would have paid $2400 for the relief he has obtained.
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W E. Oswalt
Ottumwa
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Ida Bayard
Barda
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Alcantara
Lena Guf
Guy Wilkes
Moreau
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E Liberty St
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Wayne County Records
New York
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