Stocks Slip On Monday Across Major Names
A New York telegram reports big stocks fell modestly on Monday. Northern Pacific traded to 170 earlier but closed at 165 amid speculation Harriman interests may have gained influence over the line, surpassing Hill Morgan faction. Union Pacific rose to 123 as market momentum shifted.
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Aditile
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Harriman
Hill-Morgan
Athar Gtocka
Creston School Board Elects Teachers and News
Local Creston items note Ex Sheriff B L Wells visiting family in Medina and other neighbors. Church and school matters are discussed as the Board of Education plans to elect teachers for the year, with a Castilian proverb and moral reflections interwoven amid community notices and social visits.
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Creston
B. L. Wells
Medina
N. M. Wells
G. H. Hay
Akron
Mts
Dell Stewart O
Sue “Parorte
Sarah St. John
Charlie Shendentnok
Lattasarg
Auhabar
John Robinson
Wooster
Solomon
Sheba
N. E. Anderson
Breckinridge
Mich
Edwin Coates
Hammond
S. Coates
Eva Fuller
Amy
Lee
H. A. Fuller
Burbank
Board of Education
M. EB. Church
Patreday
Knapp Wi
Hallie Harris
McDermott
Winnie
Hale
Ashland
Gay
Wheeling
W. Va
Nell E. Mac
Constipation Cure Claim Traced to Tea Ad
An advertisement asserts Rocky Mountain Tea fully cures constipation in all forms, urging readers to ask their druggist for the 35c remedy. The claim presents a sensational health cure typical of period ads, noting severe consequences like disability or death from neglect.
Stair Farm sixty acres for sale in Plain township
The undersigned offers for sale sixty acres known as the Stair farm in Plain township. The land is well improved and well watered with excellent quality. Inspection invited and no recommendation needed. Terms easy. Inquire of Sarah Stair executrix of Matthias Stair deceased, Blackleyville, O. A. D. Metz attorney. 28952
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Plain Township
Stair
Sarah Stair
Matthias Stair
Blackleyville
O. A
Devastating Bloomington Wind Blows Down Chimney and Signs
A Sunday gale in Bloomington damaged fences buildings and shrubbery with Rev Elmer Brown suffering the heaviest loss as a large chimney collapsed and brickwork took down rafters, an estimated 850. Downtown eight signs were blown from their fastenings.
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Bloomington
Elm. Brown
Soldier Surrenders After Barracks Assault at Columbus
Louis Deman of Company D United States 2d Infantry surrendered to Marshal Riley Crushal in Oarville on May 13. He confessed to striking comrade Daniel Ferris with a bayonet as Ferris slept in barracks at Columbus last Friday and feared he had killed Ferris. Deman said he began to run but stayed to await commandant at Columbus.
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Oarville
Louis Deman
United States 2d Infantry
Riley Crushal
Deman
Daniel Ferris
Columbus
Ferris
Colum- 8
The Frost Streaks Over Rural Fields Monday Morning
A frost covered the countryside Monday morning with white scenes seen by early risers. By seven o'clock most of it had disappeared. little damage was reported though fruit in the lowlands might be affected, according to Prof. Green of the Experiment Station.
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Prof. Green
Narrow escape for Geo M McClure in store elevator fall
Geo M McClure, son of C W McClure, had a nine foot fall into a cellar from an elevator at the McClure store Saturday night. He suffered severe pain at first and was thought to have internal injuries but walked to a conveyance and was taken home. The elevator serves the McClure finishing store and Weester Stogia Factory with workers failing to lower it.
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Geo. M. McClure
C. W. McClure
McClure
West Larwill Street
Weester Stogia
Cigar Works
Orrville News Highlights Local Happenings and People
Orrville items report a postponed Pinafore run until June and a busy start to schoolhouse construction by D.C. Curry & Co. residents Simon Tanner and Alex McDonald visit, with McDonald now manufacturing knock-down egg crates and chicken coops. A Kansas Colorado debating contest was deferred for lack of a hall. Mayor Smith processes 11 intoxication pleas, teen charges, and a liquor-related incident. Frosts, births, travels, arrests, and community happenings fill the week in Wooster area.
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D.C. Curry & Co
Orrville
Simon D Tanner
Simon
Alex. McDonald
Frank P. Hess
Alex
Lawrence
Kaw
State University of Kansas
Colorado
Will Adams
Kansas
Smith
Akegot Beer
Republicans say Nash will be renominated for Ohio governor
A series of editorials and letters from Ohio Republican editors in cities including Cleveland, Canton, and Wooster argue for Governor George K. Nash’s renomination. They assert no credible movement to unseat him, defend two-term precedent, and cite Nash’s record as justification for renominating him at the Republican convention.
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Cleveland
Nash
James B Morrow
Joseph B
Upper Sandusky
Senate
P. Cuneo
Wellington
Lorain County
George K. Nash
Rupert L. Walnen
Enterprise
Politigal
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Repubicam
Medina County
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H. G. Rowe
Gazette
THE
Enquirer
Wesarrm
Herois
the Wooster Republican
Zanesville, O
Ohio
Courier Company
Jackson
Jackson County
D W. Williams
Standard-Journal
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Sheriff Action Link
A medical ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming a universal cure and a $100 reward for proof. Separately, Sheriff McCoy sought Conrad Hostetter in Creston over nonpayment bail after a petit larceny sentence, with arrest warrant issued as bail obligation remained unmet.
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Creston
Conrad Hostetter
Conrad
Hostetter
Weygandt
Wayne County Examinations Schedule Announced
The School Examiners of Wayne County will hold examinations in Wool first art each month except June and 70 oa Saturday of March and April. Commencement the third peereeay Oh ne ane, 1 has adopted Rowrk's ext Efe.
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Wayne County
Rowrk
Miss Estella Emstia sues for breach of promise to marry
Miss Estella Emstia of Toledo petitions Wayne County Court of Common Pleas for 5000 damages against Esli M. Keener of near West Salem for breach of promise to marry. She says they planned marriage around April 1 1901 after promising to wed on December 28 1900 and that he has refused to marry since then. Attorneys Thos H Bierly and Peter Mslie of Toledo represent the plaintiff.
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Estella Emstia
Toledo
Wayne County
Emelie
Thos. H. Bierly
Peter Mslie
School Board Reelects Supt Haupert For Three Years
The School Board met Monday night and re elected Superintendent Haupert for a three year term. The action honors his diligent work for the school system and his personal contribution to student achievement. Supt Haupert will receive a salary of 1700 dollars per year.
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Supt
Haupert
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