Al E. W. Newkirk Attorney at Law in Wooster Ohio
Al E. W. Newkirk attorney at law operates from offices over Quinby’s Shoe Store in the Broorum Block on East Liberty Street in Wooster Ohio.
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C. A. Rieder
East Side
Squ
Shibley's
W. F. Kean
Thorney-At-Law
Oyes Motlardan & Caskey’s Grocery
Iron Block
Liverty Street
Wooster
Ohio
E. W. Newkirk
Styorney-At-Law
Quinby’s Shoe
Broorum Block
East Liberty Street
John C. Mc’ Larran
Storney
M'Clellan
Hros Hook Bore
East
Liberty Street
Bi metallism and silver cause of international unity in London
The Mansion House conference led by ex Lord Mayor Evans showcased prominent financiers and statesmen from Britain and abroad arguing for free coinage of gold and silver at a fixed ratio. Spurred by leaders like Balfour and foreign bankers, the gathering signals a push against the gold standard, highlighting support from American senators and bankers for bi metallism and international cooperation to restore monetary stability.
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Mansion House
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M K Vanderp
Bank of the Netherlands
Amsterdam
Henry Cernuscili
David Murray
Thomas Sait
Hawkers'’ Institute
Malcom Fraser
Australia
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Bank of England
Mary m
L'Athament
A.J Balfour
Marquis of Salisbury
OscLea
Salisbury
Imdrica
Cleveland
Tead
Pooat
M Magnaiu
Bank of Frances
Balfour
Titander
Gee
Hig
Shield Nicholson
Arendt
Germany
Brussels
Asp
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William H Louldsworth
Great Britain
Rosebery
Archbishop Walsh
Dublin
India
Mi Tuery
Washington
United States
John Sherman
E 1i Andrews
Brown University
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Ike Hon Henry W Canpon
Chase National Bank of New York
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St. John
New York
Chicago
Marshal Field
Lyman Gage
George Ma
Philip D Amour
America
Argentine
Guatemala
Turkey
Egypt
England
Liberal Party
Sample Copy Highlighting The Weekly Republican Appeal
An OCR fragment promotes THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN as Wayne County’s top paper, claiming exceptional local coverage. It touts low cost and combined offers with the New York Tribune, urging readers to subscribe and send money.
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Republican
Wayne County
Ives
Uch
Wayne County News
Jinerita
The
New York Tribune
Wayne Unly
Wooster High graduates list numbered forty four
The Wooster High School graduating class this year totals 44, with 25 girls and boys. Thanks to Prof. Charlies Haupert, superintendent, the class names are announced including Ben Clyde Barnard Wa Nord Hoelzel Paul Wayne Lee Walter McDonald Mackey Harry Walter Mackey Wm Carr Simon Harsh George Limb Frank Milham and Elizabeth Bechtel Kila Bissell Elizabeth Baumgardner Nora Buckley Mary Clark Sadie Clark Eliza Dice Florence Durdlap Fanny Elson Lutu Frick Martha Horn Lotta Horn Flora Hessler Julia Holloran Ada Keehn Laura Klinger Ethel Meeker Mary Marshall Elizabeth McClure Jessie Phillips Laura Sellers Daisy Young and others.
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Wooster High School
Charlies Haupert
Ben Clyde Barnard
Nord Hoelzel
Paul Wayne Lee
Walter McDonald Mackey
Harry Walter Mackey
Wm. M. Carr
Simon F. M. Harsh
Geo
Limb
Laura Klinger
Ethel Faylong
Olive Abbott Meeker
Mary Kk
Marshall
Elizabeth McClure
Jessie Phillips
Lou Irvine
Atterson
Lazsveth Reid
Laura Arline Sellers
Daisy
Young
Farewell Reception for Prof Milligan at Wooster High
Friday evening the Wooster High School plus the enter class and associate teachers hosted a farewell for Prof Milligan who leaves the principalship to teach in Iowa. Miss Jennie Flattery and Miss Florence Dunlap helped host in the North Seven Street home, with decorations, a dining room refreshment, and the class presenting Milligan a silver ink band pen tray and blotter case. Alumni plan a banquet. 200 tickets to alumni first then friends.
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the Wooster High School
Miligan
Iowa
Aliss Jennie Flattery
Europe
Florence Dunlap
North Seven Street
Occeasn
Macdonnia
Nass WiCiore
Milligan
Miss Flattery
Prince Pals
Miss McClure
Cags
Delightful Wooster club event inspires readers of German studies
Mrs May Alden Ward of Boston, lecturing for Wooster women's clubs, wrapped up a seven-lecture series on French and German authors with a polished evening of hospitality. The event, hosted by Mrs Carey W Kauke and others, featured a refined reception, music from a local band, and praise for Ward's scholarly talks on Schiller and related topics. The gathering, praised for its sociable charm, left attendees hoping for a return engagement.
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Schiller
May Alden Ward
Boston
Mass
Wooster
Carey W. Ixauke
Ward
Fire nearly destroys Horn Bros on East Liberty
A small blaze on the Horn Bros building roof on East Liberty street was halted before firemen used water, saving a flour stock of over 100 barrels and avoiding heavy damage. Sparks from a roof work pot likely started the fire, with contractor Samuel Ames’ crew at work. The incident followed a day of repairs and icing equipment to ready for the ice cream season.
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Horn Bros
East Liberty Street
Columbiana County Mutual
Finner
Samuel Ames
Messrs Horn
Lost pocket book returned after ad in The Republican
A Wooster resident testified on Monday that after losing a pocket book containing a $10 bill and papers including a receipt for renewal of The Weekly Republican, he advertised the loss in The Republican. The finder returned the book, gaining knowledge of ownership from the receipt.
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Levisaure
Wooster
New Mill To Be Built On Old Smith & Phillips Site
Joseph L. Phillips of Anderson Ind has purchased eight acres south of Wooster including the old Smith and Phillips mill for 1200. He plans to use the site’s water power to build a mill next fall and expects to begin construction when filling starts, aiming to operate a frat-clags style facility.
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Smith & Phillips
Joseph L. Phillips
Anderson
Ind
Phillips
Old Wooster
Damages awarded in multiple court actions before Wayne County Court
In Wayne Corhman Pleas Court juries delivered verdicts in several actions. The jury awarded Messrs Keas $30 in the wrongful attaching goods case. Prosecutor suit against county officials over $366.24 with interest, claiming improper fees paid to the county auditor for sewer and street assess ments, resulted in a verdict for the County Commissioners for the full amount with interest. Other cases include Metz versus plaintiff and Straildiser versus Orrville Banking Co on a promissory note.
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N. K.hyeas
Samuel L’orter
Thhe Messra
Keas
H. Itsmith
I. N. Coe
Board of County Commissioners
Re. F. Be
Peckinpaugh
Aseta
Metz
Dowell
LD Metz
Jottable Weeney
Ommen Ile
W. HE H Ttzoa
CS Wertz
Platotiff
Ab Metz
Johnson & Taylor
Mra Straildiser
Orrville Banking Co
I K Camps Rail Project Reported In Ashland News
Ashland Press relays early notes on I K Camps plan for a Millbrook Jeromeville Greenwich Tollroad linking Mull rstarg to foot Ryilroaeduambibes in Hartsen county. Talk of backing by I oA OL and township guarantees hints at a major regional electric rail venture with staged financing and cross county routes.
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Morr
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Jeromeville
Greenwich
Mogoresell
Nuttigtam
Hartsen
Gieva
Loraine
Venussyaguia
Altugna
T. W VC
Mansied
Coghueton
Fray Thursday's Daly and disorderly acts in town drift
A well dressed man identified as Wm. J. Smith of Weatsalew fell from a buggy and was jailed after refusing to move on by Officer Duce. He pled guilty to intoxication and paid fines. Also arrested on Leroy street were Biddy Glick Pat Snyder and F. Mann for disorderly conduct or intoxication amid rumors about Mrs. Maggie Maxwell's home. A 16 year old daughter was previously placed in a Children's Home, then released at the mother's request. An ad for Dr Wheeler's nerve sleep aids follows.
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Wm. J. Smith
Weatsalew
Oltlcer Duce
Leiner and
Latimer
Leroy Street
Biddy” Glick
Pat Snyder
F. Mann
Maggie Maxwell
Maxwell
Storm wrecks Dalton McQuaid area. boy struck by lightning survives
A severe wind storm hit Sugar Creek Township at 4 PM Thursday, damaging Haughton’s pottery in Dalton, a Goudy mill barn, and the mill roof. McQuaid saw roof loss at the German school, two barns leveled, and hotel wind damage. A Davis Oberlin youngster four miles south was struck by lightning but not fatally. An unknown street railway worker was reportedly killed by lightning amidst the chaos.
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McQuaid
Haughton's Pottery
Goudy’s
McQluaid
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Aktor
Revolver Obstacle at Door as Robbers Target Local Home
Leonard, an elderly man in a northern county district, awoke to three masked robbers in his house. They tied him and searched two rooms, finding cash, a watch, and a revolver. After threatening him and insisting on a charm, the men left but not before forcing a drink. Leonard freed himself and trailed the robbers, ultimately cutting free with a rope and escaping on a horse. The intruders fled with valuables amid a tense hour and a half ordeal.
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Sterling
Thig
Leortrd
Tim
Mighead
Thaone
G&f
Leogard
Leonard
Leogart
Asbarty
Leenara
Burglars Blow Open Wilhelms Grocery Safe
Burglars struck Joseph Wollerman's Beall Avenue grocery last night, blowing open the safe and door with a hole cut through. They took about eight dollars and a box of cigars, leaving a smoky room and signs of a hurried escape while neighbors slept.
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Beall Avenue
Charnes Withem
Mort
Onten
Patel
Public Road Paving Plan Near City Limits
Land owners on the Burbank road back a scheme to improve the road by paving from the city limits to the cross roads above the Children’s Home. The plan is said to be received favorably. A known contractor estimates cost per mile for a 16 lane roadway at 3500 dollars and is willing to take the job.
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Burbank Road
Pollock and McMillan elected to deliver pipe speeches at college campfire
The article records Pollock and McMillan being selected by their classes to give pipe orations at the closed college campfire. It notes committees formed for the Junior oratorical contest, with Dora Anderson and others arranging ushering and staffing, plus details of class activities, schedules, and related local notices.
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McMillan
Aliss Dora Anderson
Stodgrasa
M. Johnson
Wook Bayly
Delta Tau Beta
Ing ‘Duesday
Petey
Spencer
Dr Hand's Remedies Featured in Ohio Family Notice
A Georgia M Valent from Die and Deanara Ohio writes of relief for her baby after using Dr Hand's oil and Dolly Gure. She credits the remedies for ease and urges other mothers to seek relief at Laubach & Rovd drugstore.
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Dr Hand
Br Tland
Dolly Gure
Dr Sland
Geo M Valent
Die
Deanara
Ohio
Drs Hand
Laubach & Ro
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