Printing notices and ads deadlines at 12:00 daily
The Republican Printing Co counting room at 12 East Liberty Street reminds advertisers to submit notices for that day. Fare notices and event details will appear in the Daily and Republican if timely. otherwise standard rates apply. Wednesday May 16 1894.
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East Liberty Street
Cp Ec Eemannan
Here and There in Wooster News Sketches and Accidents
A Saturday roundup notes horses bolting through North Buckbye Street and a Nolte wagon halt, with Mr Herbert minor injuries. Henry Hunter suffers a broken shoulder blade and scalp wound from a wagon fall at W Clark’s barn. Grapes may suffer from frost, Mrs Keyes’s remains interred at Wooster cemetery, and bridge work by Canton Bridge Co. A Wooster racing horse bound for Chicago, many local subscriptions paid to the Republican, and 100+ job applications for resignations. A severe wind and hail near Fredericksburg unroofed houses. Bank deposits rise, signaling recovery. Kinney & Cooley horse sale shows slow bidding. trotting stallion The General may go private. Russell Kinon injured unloading masonry. Niplow injured. DeWeese jailed on paternity charge, dodging officers, bail posted.
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Mae
Buckbye Street
Nolte
Mrr
Hbert
Henry Hunter
W. F. Clark
Corp
J.D. Beer
Hunter
R. Clark
Goti
Wm. Fl. Keyes
Shreve
Wooster
Canton Bridge Co
Jefferson Road
Felix Reynolds
Chicago
IME Republican
S &P
Jennie Flattery
Sulligan
Fredericksburg
Alfred Klutz
Kinney & Cooley
Fairgrounds
John W. Bryant
Russell Kinion
Niplow
Chirk DeWeese
Ashland County
Jennie Berry
Wooster de Weese
Warfel
Wartle
DeWeese
Personal notices from Sacurady's Daily in Wooster city
Local society roundups list numerous visits and greetings. F Britton of West Salem and Peter McWarthy socialize in Wooster. Dr W J McNamara, Lee Elliott and others attend legal business and receptions. many Wooster residents travel to Cleveland Canton and New Pittsburgh. graves, dances, and Memorial Day events are noted. a large crowd attends Taylor reception and various community activities are recounted.
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Sacurady
L. P. Oblige
F. Britton
West Salem
Peter McWarthy
Amon Friends
W. J. McNamara
Millersburg
Lee Elliott
A. D. Metz
Congress Memorial
J. W Hostetter
Omrville
Charles Aylgworth
Shreve
Wooster
W. J. Jerry
Julia Wedling
James A. Hamilton
Orrville
Charles Loser
Allegheny
M.A. Miller
Ben Tyler
Mansfield
A. M Varrish
Cleveland
Taylor
Charles Jones
W. A Mougey
Frank Smith
Frank Woisgrain
Lodi
C C Leyda
Bevet Falls
I A
Mr. Leyda
Fred van Nimlin
Bride
Reve
Frank
Reorge
Beall Avenue
Frank Taggart
Hsg
Omaha
Neb
New Orleans
Letitia
Kate Shoub
Greersville
Jobo
David Ucher
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
High School Alumnia Association
Lave
Jones
Woodsworth
C@ McClarran
Jennie Flatery
Carey I. McAfee
Fred W .Laylor
Supt Fbaupert
Apple Creek Deep Water Accident Strands Carriage
A respected local business man drove with his son and daughter toward Apple Creek. The water proved deeper than expected and the buggy stuck in the mud. He waded into waist deep water to move the children to land and later unhitching the horse before returning home. The man did not share the incident with the reporter.
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Apple Creek
Creditable to The Leader of the Leon ard Raiders
A dated account recounts an assault on John Leonard of Sterling during a visit from masked Dagace. The assailants bound his hands and pressed for a valuables search, one noting rings kept to honor a late wife. Leonard spared his rings as a plea. the chief assailant relented, deeming him merely a section hand, and Leonard believes he could identify the attackers if seen.
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Dar Gace
John Leonard
Sterling
Leonard
Money Voted for Ohio Experiment Station Buildings
Representative Welser forwards a letter to Prof. C. E. Thorne showing a conference committee plan to appropriate 40 000 dollars for the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station, with 15 000 this year and 25 000 next year. The funds, though short of hopes, will resume improvements and place the station on a permanent basis amid bond concerns.
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Welser
C. E. Thorne
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
House of Representatives
Colubus
Tuornee
Supreme Court
C. A Weiser
General Assembly
Man Who Built Wooster Dies Amid Foundry Legacy
Angus McDonald Sr a key Wooster figure and founder of McDonald & Co died at 1 p m on Spring Street after a long illness from paralysis related troubles. He built a major agricultural implement works that shaped Wooster’s rise from village to second class city and faced financial collapse but kept creditors paid as far as possible. He was a Democrat council member and veteran on military committees, survived by his wife and six children. His death comes after a period marked by losses of family and other local figures.
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Leyda
Cleveland
Wooster
John McMahon
Fifth Ward
Pontes Sre
John Saal
Red Cross
Grand Army
Canton
Woman's Home Aid Society
M. EK
Church of
New Pittsburg
Century Club
Haupert
Bowman and
Buckeye
Kieffer
Wooster Shale, Brick & Clay Company
Ldith Woods
Mullins
Salem
P.F Wlac
Wesley Landigi
Ashland
Liberty Street
Joha W. Stout
New York
Fred Kwalk
Kurten City
P. Lf W.A C OK. R
Reid Carpenter
Kay
Mansfeld
Wooster University
Byron Stilwall
Coa Merlin
Archer
Frederick Brandt, Jr
Bride
Frederick Brandt
Henry Street
Duer
Millersburg
Mia
John B. Kancellor
Frank Notestine
Mary Wallace
Deer Lodge
Mon
Wayne County
A J Kimpihh
Akron
James A. (Jarrett
Kansas City
J W Culbertson
Harry Miller
Providence
Weremeanty Ig
Cincinnati
August Imgard
Julius Imgard
J R. Mc Uigg
Howard Att
Mifflin
Ohio
Edna, Jeasse
Erma Connell
F. Jr. Connell
Archer House
Ben Miller
Jos. Schuch
A. W. Fullerton
Lodi
Yoder
J.B. Myera
Plank & Gray
Dr. McCoy
Downing Block
Ardhler House
Busigdas
Jennie Horn
KR. A.eichler
Conrad Long
Lerring & Straub
O. C. Leyda
Ft. Wayne
Cenwood, Pa
Judd Praeger
Alliance
James B. Meech
Hsg
Doylestown
Harry Tanner
Orrville
Urbana
Harvey Bixler
Chicago
Edward Bixler
Beall Ayenus
Henry Ammon
Edward Suavely
Charles Armstrong
Spokane Falls
Wash
Geo. Ross, Esq
Findlay
Wayns County
Riley Mulliotx
Mansfield
Reedsburg
James Mullins
W J. Mullins
C A McDonald
Marie Dashell
Loudonville
Lida Hayes
D.C. McClarran
J. Ktetder
People’s Party
Phil Ellgperman
Parafysis
Angus McDonald
Spring Street
McDonald & Co
Aberdeen
Scotland
America
Isdu
Massision
McDonald
Afdxunald
McHonald
Ronald
David McDonald
Columbus
AC. Adams
Harper McDonald
Misa Mary McDonald
Jerome Curry
William
Epworth League Anniversary At Methodist Church
The Epworth League party at the Methodist church drew many members and visitors last evening. Gertrude Plank Maggie McArthur and Anna Hartman presented papers with a poem by Elya Pottile and music by quartettes. Arch Dawson led and M Ross McElroy spoke on lessons from sister leagues. The programme also featured songs and a Junior Battle Hymn with a marching sequence that caused minor embarrassment to the pastor.
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Epworth
Methodist Church
Gance
Gertrude Plank
Maggie McArthur
Anna Hartman
Elya Pottile
Archie Dawson
M. Ross McElroy
Edelweiss
Elya Pottleuartette
Jesus Christ
W.G Dawson
Changs
Bayh
Possible murder amid Akron barberton labor unrest
A stranger described as Texan appeared with cash and was attacked in a secluded area past Lake fans. City authorities, aided by a large force of deputy marshals, intervened and likely saved the man from severe harm. Officials vow to punish the perpetrators to the fullest extent. A separate local notice mentions Dr Wiatt at a jewelry store and a pump company advertisement.
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Akron
Barberton
Lake Fans
Davis
Party Fete at Captain Taylor’s North Market Home
The Starvey Howard place on North Market street was the scene of a grand open house as Capt. J. B. Taylor and family hosted a large gathering. Electric lights and spring towers brightened the mansion while a Mandolin Club provided music and a porch dining area hosted numerous guests. A later birthday gathering for Capitola Fisher featured a merry group of friends and a lawn supper, with many presents and fond wishes for happiness at the Taylor home.
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Capt
Taylor
Starvey Howard Place
North Market Street
Wooster
T Méard
Mandolin Club
Capitola Fisher
Hessie Smith
Amanda Fritz
Mary Hockey
Luelle Rockey
Ona Chesrone
Zella Sidle
Alice McQuigg
Carlo Rice
Bertha Warner
Florence Long
Jessy Tonny
Gertrude Deakens
Etta Freedlander
Mary McClarran
Jennie Freedlander
Carl Fisher
Ithel B. Fisher
Oldest Wayne Bible Society Holds Annual Meeting
One of Wayne County’s oldest societies met Sunday at the Lutheran Tabernacle to review past year work. Miss Mary Gordon served as canvasser and solicitor, with 1245 calls, 16 books sold, and seven destitute individuals aided. Officers elected: Prof W Work, Mahlon Bouch, David Stomas, John F Barrett.
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Wayne County
Lutheran Tabernacle
Bible Society
John F Barrett
Prevent
County Society
New York
Mary
Ordon
Herreport
Wooster
Woogster
Hole
Sugar Creek
Salt Creek
Wayne
East Oon Franklin
Iain
Vlain Township
Apollos
Prof
W Work
Mahlon €Ouch
David Stomas
F Barrett
Wick Rice
Uncalled Letters Listed for Wooster P O Week Ending May 12 1894
List shows Beck Albert Leth Geo Grimm Charley Smith LC Backethorn Jacob Washman with unclaimed letters. Patrons must claim by ad notice, stating date of advertisement. Names Jonnn F Marcnann and l P M appear in the list as uncalled letters.
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the Wooster I’. O
Beck Albert Leth
Geo Grimm Charley Smith
Jacob Washman
Jonnn F. Marcnann
Patent medicine claim sold by Laubach and Boyd
Advertisement for a constipation remedy sold by Laubach and Boyd claiming money back per box and urging readers to try it. Bright language promises blood benefits and a promise of no equal, though phrasing is garbled and promotional in tone.
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Laubach & Boyd
Legislator Defeats State Normal School Bill
A state legislative vote defeats a bill for a normal school, with opponents arguing it is too costly at present. No immediate construction or funding moves proceed.
Weather notes report varied rain and crop outlook
Rain was general in the Northern Section with enough to halt work locally on several days. Sunshine and warm days followed. some nights showed light frost on the 12th but caused no damage. Wheat grew rapidly, oats look promising, clover and grass damaged by worms and grasshoppers, potatoes up and promising despite bugs, apples dropping but overall good fruit prospects. corn almost all planted and coming up well. worm damage reported on corn. gardens good.
New Trial Refused by Judge Dowell in Ohio Common Pleas
Judge Dowell denied a new trial for Wiggins and delayed sentence by weeks. A divorce granted to Lavina Eby, custody of a child awarded, $500 alimony. Jury verdicts favoring Etta Holser for rent mispayment against Che Orrville Banking Co. and damages cases against Albert Bowers and others were noted amid adjournments and sheriff sales. Local court actions included new trial motions, settlements, and forthcoming hearings, with multiple cases listed before the court.
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Etta Holser
Che Orrville Banking Co
John McSweeny
L. Smyser
Dowell
Lavina Eby
Marshallville
Agron Eby
James C Wiggins
YW. Brown
Wiggins
Hon . L.smyser
Brown
Albert Bowers
John Bowers
P’ennsylvania Railway Co
Ever Street
Bowers
Fr. Mullins
University Notes and Personals Update from Wooster Area
Wooster alumni and faculty figures appear in university notes. Kenyon's Kiilman now serves as school superintendent candidate while Wooster faculty rep E W Work and Compton join the Board of Control. Local events include Delta Theta at Indianapolis and intercollegiate contests. Massillon and Canton mentions note visiting relatives, building permits, and area civic activity.
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Compton
Board of Control Wooster Friends
J F McConnell
Able Wesleyan
Huckeye
Nilesig Plans New Pottery Plant Hiring 100 to 160
Nilesig is set to open a pottery facility with workforce projected at 100 to 160 men, signaling expansion in local manufacturing. The project aims to boost employment and contribute to regional industrial growth.
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Nilesig
Fraternal Affairs and Masonic News in Ohio Report
Activities across Dalton Chillicothe and Mansfield discuss organizing Woman's Relief Corps auxiliaries and G A R memorial halls. Meetings at Ontario Cooper Post Marion lodge activities include initiations, armory dedication, parade plans in Springfield and Newark. Notable officers elected and upcoming grand encampments noted with locations and dates.
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Woman’s Relief Corps
Dalton
Chillicothe
GAK
J . Marquis
Mansfield Woman's Relief Corps
Ontario
G. A HK
Iris
Qu'ario
Cooper Post
Marion
lMucurus
Song
I .A. HK
Wooster Markets Grain and Livestock Prices May 16 1894
Corracted by Frick & Tyler dealers in Wheat Flour Corr Oats Rye Barley Seeds Flax Seed Timothy Hay Corn Barley Butter per pound Eggs per dozen Lard Cheese White Beans Potatoes Wood Chickens Turkeys Dried Peaches Apples and other commodities listed. East Liberty Pennsylvania cattle receipts mixed with higher prices than last week with various classes of cattle and feeders priced.
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Woortrh
Frick& Tyler
Craighead & Groceries
Lipenty
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William Locke
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Wicker
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Wm. Shibley
Wooster Pump
Hamilvon
J.B. Taylor
Josie Taylor
Mary Marshall
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Chrissie Kemp
Irene Flattery
Gertie Orr
Laura McKinney
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Alice Dewitt
Mary Dunlap
Race Barrett
Ethel McLaughlin
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Louise (Uinby
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Mable Nice
Sulla Lee
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B Wassony
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Charles M Lovett
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Shenfi
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Smithville
Geo Kelffer
Provident Life and Trust Co
Philadelphis, A
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Sugar Creek Township
Fizing
Geiselman Clothing Co
WW. O. Beebe
Vreps
I’m Delta Theta
Indianapolis
L’erdue I‘niversity of
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University of Illinois
Lester D Brown
Beta Thetali
Loumington
Crothers
Gilmore
Biilmayer
MacHattan
Steele
Clark
Whedon
E. S. Barnett
Scarff
Thorne
Smith
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Kitchen
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Woodland Avenue
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Circleville
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Forest
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L Worter
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Oyleatown
Iqua
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Maasillon
Ladies’ Aid Society
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Olmstead
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Grand River
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