Women Endure Backache From Sick Kidneys Say Cure Found
Miss E Bardon of 162 West Liberty street says Dean's Kidney Pills sold at Zimmerman & Co. relieved her backache and hip distress after months of soreness and fatigue. She reports no headaches or exhaustion since using the remedy. Price 50 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Dean's Kidney Pills.
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Dean
Wooster
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Van’s and
Priisele
Canton Belt Line Promoters Push Railroad Project
Promoters led by C W French push a Canton Belt line with surveys completed in Akron Canton and Mansfield and land purchases to secure right of way. The Richard Mahoning Railway seeks condemnation to build a route from Mansfield through Richland Ashland Wayne and Mahoning counties, with work planned to begin this summer despite public skepticism.
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C. W French
Canton News
Yeurucras Wau
Frenco
Richard & Mahoning Railway Company
Canton Belt
Pare
W Otrench
Lapa
Canton
Fassilion
Akron
Benenene
Mansfield
Rictland County
Richland
Ashland
Wayne
Staak Vurtage Truenbull
Mahoniog
Sprained Ankle Hider Jos Bakin Injured at Currysspep
Jos Bakin sustained a painful left ankle sprain Tuesday noon after descending a ladder from a platform connecting a wareroom to a twin building at Currysspep. He rolled to the ground and could not recover, with colleagues aiding him until he could be helped home.
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Hider
Jos Bakin
Cormpfurtalle
Omnibus bill passed for new statehood admissions
Special to the TOR from Washington reports the house approved an omnibus bill admitting Art zaupa, New Mexico and Oklahoma as new states. The action marks a major expansion of the union with implications for representation and federal funding.
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Waabhivuton
D.C
Artzaupa
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Social Notes of Local Families and Club Affairs
Paul and Pauline Humbert celebrate their ninth birthday with a party on Liberty Street. The Thursday Club met and elected officers for next year. Jeannette Clouse and Francis Keller announce their wedding for May 14 at the Clouse home. Mrs Hock hosts a surprise birthday party with many friends and baskets of treats.
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Paul
Pauline
Zenas Humbert
Last Liberty Street
Trenholm
McClellan
Mia
B. Perkinggugh
Frame
Dix
Vance
Bechtel
Flantery
Davis
Jeannette Clouse
Loudonville
Frank Trinkle
P. EB. McConnell
Qmr
Vesta Wilson
Irma ‘Thompson
Allen Thompson
Nellie Hard
Messrs
Steward Wilson
Harrold Krause
George Thompson
Ed ‘Thompson
Harry Thompson
Hillis Dunkle
Sr Charles Thompson
Mayor weighs telegram over rail light bill in Columbus
Mayor Smith receives John N Finkle telegram from Columbus urging prompt action on House Bill No fad to amend section 2444. It would stop railways from funding electric arc lights at crossings, shifting costs to cities. Wooster council delays due to lack of quorum. four members respond without reaching a decision.
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Columbus
Senate
John M Hinkle
S O Griffin
Council
Wooster
Evening With Music at University Memorial Chapel
Miss Julia Bechtel gave a piano recital before a large audience in the University Memorial chapel. Her precise technique and tonal depth drew praise, with selections by Schubert Chopin and Grieg. The report notes strong critical lines on her control and musical expression throughout the program.
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Julia Bechtel
Lauiversity Memorial Chapel
Bechtel
Survivors Sought After Martinique Eruption Toll
News reports from May 1902 describe Mont Pelée's eruption at St Pierre Martinique, with thousands feared dead. Vessels lost and Americans among victims including Consul Theodore Prentice and family. cables cite widespread destruction and aid efforts across Guadeloupe and nearby islands.
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United States
Washington
Cansul
Point A Petrie
Tocloca
America
Ion Roe
Roratma
Coeul
Familly
Ote
Doameona
Guadeloupe
Walt Trave
Morne Myer
Tbe
Gonsul
Matinique
Theodore T Prentistle
Michigap
Masa
Ace'ts
Seychelles Felands
Patie
M Decrais
Martinique
E.G Vourre
Fort de France
St Pierre
Mont Petee
S. Pieres
Suchet
London
Reuter Telegram Company
Kingston
Jamaica
St. Pierre
Et Vincent
San Juan
Porto Rico
Dominica
Grappler
West India and Panama Telegraph Company of London
University Notes On kenyon life and moves
Kenyon students join Prof Black's Life class at Gird Life and many alumni pursue new positions. Miss Alberta Patterson hosts her brother from 1899 class, a Savannah Academy music plan noted, while Lane Seminary grad Campbell L McKay goes to West Africa as missionary. Freshman Junior banquet postponed to late May. new science hall, restored court, and a spring athletic schedule with fence plans are described.
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Kenyon
Orio
Lincoln
Lowell
Conservatory
J G Black
Pasa “Iwav
Asher Brand
Sheen Pesten Oe Sdoerton
Auburn
Indiana
Alberta Patterson
McCormick Theoogical Seminary
Arabelle Barnes
Savannah Academy
H H Cully
Glenville
Lane Seminary
Campbell L McKay
West Africa
Seit
Bellaire
Harry
C. Boyd
College Avenue
Ushory
First Presbyterian
Hrick
New Pennsylvania Line Plan Cuts Chicago to New York Time
General Passenger Agent A Ford announced a new Pennsylvania Railroad train linking Chicago to New York with a total 17 hour schedule. It will run between June 15 and 2, making Chicago to Crestline in five and a half hours, Crestline to Pittsburgh in three and a half hours, and Pittsburgh to New York in eight hours, with limited stops along the route, skipping Wooster and several other small towns.
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Bh. A. Ford
Pennsylvania Lines
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago
New York
Crestline
Pittsburg
Wooster
Hounds Kill Many Sheep Belonging to John Yoder
Sixteen fine sheep owned by John Yoder were killed by hounds on Friday morning. Yoder asserts the hounds belong to Senator Lake F Jones.
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John Yoder
City leaders tour alleys to urge cleanup plan
Mayor Smith and Marshal Lerner toured the city on Wednesday to inspect alleys and praised citizens for obeying cleanup orders. Officials plan efforts to remove rubbish and prevent future dumping, citing West Bowman Street as among the worst spots from Grant Street across Christmas Run Valley.
Jury acquits Norris. Winn guilty of box theft
In Common Pleas Court the State charged William Winn of Big Fratrie with breaking into a box car. The jury retired at 6:40 p.m. and returned a verdict acquitting Job Norris while finding Winn guilty, sentencing Norris to 25 days in jail and fining Winn $15 plus costs for taking a box of pills from the car.
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William Winn
Big
Cure of Catarrh by Hood's Sarsaparilla Told
A Lebanon Kansas resident describes severe catarrh with head and throat congestion and sensory impairment. After trying many remedies, he attributes complete recovery to Hood's Sarsaparilla after five bottles, with no relapse since.
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Hood
Everns Forses
Lebanon
Kan
Six New Rural Routes Planned From Wooster
Postmaster T. L. Plastery announced six additional rural delivery routes will start July 1, bringing Wooster to eight routes. Routes span past the distillery, through Saybolt addition, Mechanicsburg, Eight Sque, Jefferson, Millbrook, Springville, Morrland, and nearby locales with carrier names to be chosen in Washington after competitive contests.
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Wooster
T. L. Plastery
Guyer’s Chapel
Madisonburg
Saybolt Addition
Mechanicsburg
Congre Road
Schaum
Shives Elected to Higher School Post in Greensburg
Prof Edward J Shives, superintendent of schools at Wilkinsburg, Pa, elected on the first ballot for a similar post in Greensburg, Pa, though he has not decided to accept. The Greensburg position offers a much higher salary and there were 80 candidates for the job.
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Edward J Shives
Wilkinsburg
Greensburg
Shives
A Fine Lecture at City Opera House by Col George nn
Col George nn of Levimnoun Kentucky spoke at the City Opera House on Tuesday night under WLC Ut auspices. The lower floor seats were filled and many occupied the gallery. Prof Dick Ason introduced the speaker, who is well known in Wooster. His lecture on The New Wotoun and the Old Man drew a large audience and was delivered with earnestness and humor through anecdotes.
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City Opera House
George Nn
Levimnoun
WLC
U. T
Dickason
Col Pain
Wooster
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