Political Figures Listed for Ohio Counties and Posts
Supreme Judge J A Shauck of Montgomery County serves on the board. Charles A Goddard of Scioto County is on the Oak Works board. L D Bonebrake Knox County is State School Commissioner. J Blackburn Elmont County holds Dairy and Food Commissioner. Myron T Herrick Ohio Electors-at-Large and General William Porr of Miami County are listed. Ville Gillette serves as representative for the 17th District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Shauck
Montgomery County
Board of Oak Works
Charles A. Goddard
Scioto County
L. D. Bonebrake
Knox County
Myron T. Herrick
Ayahoga County
William Porr
Miami County
Bramwell Resolution Aims Cuba Post Office Restitution
The measure proposes using National treasury funds to reimburse Cuba for money lost by American officials in the Havana post office. Proponents frame it as fulfilling duty and keeping faith, arguing the government should show Cuba its words match its money and disapprove of defalcations by action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Bramwell
Cuba
National Treasury
Havana
Government to build armor plate plant if price rises
A Senate resolution urged the government to produce its own armor plate if armor plate could not be procured at 445 a ton. The move, aimed at countering monopoly pressure, signals the government's ability to act independently and maintain its identity, despite opposition from monopolies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S Congress
Senate
Povernment
Panama Canal project foretold to cost many lives
The note argues the Isthmus canal will bring immense world value but severe dangers to workers. It cites David W Bartlett who led 120 men on a railroad project there and lost IX) graves to fever. It warns Americans unaccustomed to the climate may face high mortality while natives could be coerced into service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
David W. Bartlett
Pro Boer Meeting Draws Crowd in New Ak
A pro Boer gathering in New Ak drew a huge audience with only a small paid seating portion sold. Proceeds from the front seats were for Boer relief, while most attendees stood or pressed into standing areas, applauding fiery wartime rhetoric but giving little money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newak
Prices fall show trusts cannot keep goods high
The piece argues that while many commodities drop in price, trusts and monopolies cannot sustain exorbitant profit margins. It notes iron prices falling, Steel and Wire Co. forced to lower prices, and that the public will accept reasonable profits but not excess. It also references Populists, the Sioux Falls convention, and concerns about government and revenue surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Steel and Wire Company
Montada political figure resigns amid expulsion bid
Tor Clark, an unnamed Montada figure, tendered his resignation amid an expelled seat move. The brief notes unclear details but signals political turmoil and potential leadership change within the local scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor Clark
Montada
Surprise victory crowns McClarran in county primary
Wayne county Democrats held a Saturday primary to choose candidates for Congress, Circuit Judge, State Board of Equalization, Sheriff, Commissioner, Coroner, Infirmary Director, and delegates. Judge J C McClarran won the Congressional race amid a lively contest, with overall turnout lighter than expected, especially in rural precincts. Delegates and other races saw mixed results among contenders including Schriber for the Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schriber
Board of Qualization
Congress
State Board of Equalization
J. C. McClarran
Congressional Delegates and Board of Equalization Choices
A long list of congressional delegates and alternates is presented for a circuit judicial convention and for the Board of Equalization. Names span Wooster, Orrville, Canaan, Chippewa, Chippewa and Franklin areas with numerous wards and towns named. The document outlines delegates for various districts, alternates, and the executives committee with officers elected, including chairman A Weiser and secretary Jacob O Mar chand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MODS
Welilay
Wm Huntsberver
Baughman
Cook
Congress
Geo Orr
Chippewa
Wertz
Franklin
Joa Marehand
Wooster
C A Weiser
Emmet Lee
Jos Adair
Geo de Krieger
Luanee
Canaan
SE Pauvain
Saltertek
ASW
Blackbur
AE OM van Nest
A Pretty Home Wedding at West Salem
May 15 wedding at the bride’s parents home unites Miss Emma Nafziger and Mr LL A Williams of Hillsboro with Rev M B Mead officiating. The bride, a longtime teacher active in church work, moves to Hillsboro. Other notes mention local sermons, junior entertainment, and two recent deaths, Samuel Hart and Mrs Dr Carlin, with condolences and reflections on community life. Gasoline and Oil Stoves advertised by Billman’s Stove Store in Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Salem
Nafteger
LL A Willams
Hillsboro
Emma Nafteger
M. B. Mead
Naftzger
A A. Mead
Sybil Meal
de Scovel
Wooster
Barth
Samuel Hart
Hart
Hurtis
Mr. Hart
Pennsylvania
Dr Carlin
Carlin
Congress
False Impression Corrected Regarding My Wife Rosa Winkler
David winever states a correction for misinformation spread about his wife Rosa Winkler. He says outside parties influenced him to make unfounded charges, which he now repudicates and denies as unwarranted and unjustifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Winkler
David Winever
Local notes on commerce and life in Canaan and nearby towns
A mixed local digest reports Mason County style items. Marshallville purchases land for a brick works and a tire plant. artesian well at Akron area waters supply. George Bowers joins Akron Ice Co. delivery wagon crew. Local trades such as Weimer and Gerstenschlager car riage builders see orders from Wooster and Akron. Individuals like Millie Musslemarf in Ashland, Clay Speck with mumps, Mrs Marks of Wooster visiting Elson farm, and various travel and social updates populate the piece. Parish and mission activities, school addresses, and civic notices fill the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surbeck
Bailey & Son
Akron
George Bowers
Akron Ice Co
Weimer & Gerstenschlager
Aotng
Ing
Wooster
Jay Bird
Millie Musslemarf
Ashland
Clay
Bristow to take charge in Havana postal probe
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Bristow will travel to Havana next week to oversee the Cuba postal investigations amid a widening fraud network. Postmaster Thompson is suspended. stamp sellers Moya and Mascaro arrested, with six more under watch as authorities expand probes across Havana and other island offices. Americans report growing astonishment at scope. Cubans claim humility over U.S. honesty in government service.
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Bristow
Cubs
Folloiv
Néely
Havana
Thompson
Moya
Mascaro
Postal Department of
E. G. Rathbone
Cuba
Washington
Joseph L. Bristow
Gem
Qimcter
Rathbone
General Bristow
May 16 Our new road supervisor on the job in Wayne Twp
May 16 notes from Wayne Township detail a busy period as the new road supervisor tours local roads. Residents report a mix of work, health updates, and community events including a large potato crop, a fatal accident involving a horse, and plans for Memorial Day. Names such as Spangler Stouffer Rickenburgh Meliners and Simcox appear amid farm activity and town news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spangler
Jefferson
Jotn Stouffer
Sprigeville
Rickenburgh
Meliners Woods
Metlarrdio Farm
Wooster
John Bickenbaugh
Sterling
Gee
Rick
Samuel Stair
Charles Bennet
Lebo
Mr Bug
Services at West Canaan Church Next Weekend
The notice states services will be held at West Canaan church next Saturday evening and Sabbath at 10 30, plus Sunday evening. Rev J S Kendall of Cleveland will conduct. All are invited. E D Hartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Canaan Church
J. S. Kendall
Cleveland
E. D. Hartman
Progressive Farmers Meeting at Edgewood Farm May 24
The Progressive Farmers Association will meet at Edgewood Farm home of D. S. Tinsman on May 24 at 10 a.m. The program includes Magic, Roll Call, Recitations by Miss Nellig Thing Miss Ada McCracken and Miss Dora McCoy, a sketch Hard Times Not Benefits by Alice Geihelman, topics Cold Storage for the Farm and Its Benefits by G. W. Bishop, discussions on the sheep and cattle outlook with speakers L. K. Bowman P. S. Ihrig C. B. Thorn and D. S. Tinsman, the Lambs Early and Best Breeds for Maturity, plus Can We for Cattle? by C. E. Thorn. June suggestions by W. A. Bruce M. M. Fowler. Spouting and tin work by Billman and the toy and tin work Read Potte Bros. Bed spreads advertised.
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Progressive Farmers Association
Edgewood Farm
D. S. Tinsman
Nellig
Ada McCracken
Dora McCoy
Alice Geihelman
G. W. Bisho
L. K.bowman
P. S. Ihbrig
C. BE. Thorn
W. A. Bruce
M. M. Fowler
Memorial services at Fairview church cemetery Clinton Twp
Memorial services will be held at Fairview church cemetery in Clinton township on Sunday May 27 at 3 p.m. Rev J L Campbell of Wooster will preach the memorial. Decoration of graves and an address by W E Weygant prosecuting attorney follow on Tuesday evening May 29 at 7 p.m. All are invited to attend these exercises in sacred memory of our deceased.
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Smithville Oils
Kev Brown
Tian
J. M. Eberly
Boxwell
JL. Zurmay
Reston
John Jarvis
Michael Stevens
John
David Derr
Baltimore
Jobo
Curt C. Yoder
Akron
Epworth League
Waters
Fredericksburg
Chas. W. Biddle
Marshallville
Rev Smith
Smithville
Earle Brenneman
Jacob J Stauffer
Maysville
Jennie Cramer
Edith Barnes
Ruby Waters
Jacob J. Stauffer
Dessa Swenger
Smithvillians
Leta Smith
Clem Brough
Fairview Church
Clinton Township
Campbell
Wooster
W. E. Weygant
Memorial Day notices and local church events in New Pittsburg
Memorial Day week notes report a newborn death in the Raudeba ugh family, a U B church quarterly conference on May 27 with Rev Siffert presenting Army Life, Winkler Post G A R memorial sermon on May 27 at 2 pm led by Rev Hoke, and local social updates. Also mentions house painting by David Hohenshil and improvements by J W Thorley and D S Myers. Canaan Dramatic Troupe and Cornet Band drew a large audience with an open air concert.
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Lei
Amahance
Liga
Lattaasburg
Raudebaugh
U. B. Church
Siffert
Army Life
Winkler Post G. A
M. E
New Pittsburg
Hoke
Jeromeville
David Hohenshil
Davy
B. F. Swinehart
Medina County
John Myers
J. W. Thorley
D. S. Myers
Canaan
B. MM
Fleeing Northward General Buller Pushes On After Biggarsberg
London May 15 reports from British correspondents describe Boer forces dissolving and fleeing north in the Free State. General Buller advances, having turned Biggarsberg, with Dundee 7 miles away at Bleskoplaagte. Mafeking relief remains unconfirmed while Roberts concentrates at Kroonstad and scouts operate toward the Vaal frontier amid shifting loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buller
Biggarsberg
Relef
Mafeking
Roberts
Kroonstad
London
Free State
Steyn
Cape Town
War Office
Lord Roberts
Frederick Burnham
Hunter Ia
Vaal
Biloemfontein
Advaner
Ladyer
Hratagh
Dietanis
Dipat
Kroon Sta
Paul Heyha
MuDonalo
Vwikariad
Hurmao
A Well Planned Surprise Misses Us In Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg notes recount a well planned surprise party for Mrs Richards at Richards home. Family travel from Cleveland to attend. Grandma Richards greeted the visitor. The event featured folding doors opened to reveal the celebration as Mrs Richards recalled her May birthday on the 8th. Also noted is the death of Mrs Slut near town from cancer and Susie Marghelb visiting Mrs Travis. locals attend Ryworth League district convention in Stithville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Howard Flubart
Cleveland
Flubart
Mrr Flubart
Norman Fitch
Howe
Bitch
Theodears
Mir Richards
Grandma Hichards
Susie Marghelb
South Briain Conn
Grain and Stock Prices for May 14 in Chicago
Market marks for Chicago show cattle prices with steer bids from $4 to $5, hogs trading around $5, and sheep and lamb values near $4 to $6. Western and Cincinnati entries list mixed gains, with fat cattle and calves priced by weight. Wheat and corn futures run No. 2 grades, while Toledo and Toronto markets echo similar color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Produce. Crara Head & Co Groceries and Provisions
Crara Head & Co., Groceries and Provisions dealers in Wooster Market corrected to Produce. May 16, 1900 entries show prices for butter per pound, ham shoulders, cheese, potatoes, salt, cord wood, peppers, chickens, and other staples with unclear OCR fragments. Names and exact items partially garbled but reflect market quotations for a mid May 1900 sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crara Head & Co
Poultry Wanted and Estate Notices in Wooster Ohio
Notices advertise poultry purchases near the fire department and probate actions. Executors JAMED B. TAYLOR and FRANK SAGGART seek immediate payment of debts and present claims for the estates of Madida Gelrgepy and John Metlel lan, Wayne County, Ohio, with court mentions and real estate notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagor de Bonis
Madida Gelrgepy
Wayne County
Jamed B. Taylor Wooster
Ohio
Siki
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear local notice
The readable text hints at a community notice with scattered phrases about a county, towns, and names. It includes references to a judge or official action and dates, but the fragmented OCR obscures concrete events or outcomes. No clear action or parties can be reliably identified from the legible fragments.
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Republica
Orlican Printing
Compar
Fooster, Wayne County
Hoterbh
Ember
Liberty Street
News of Business
Lewis C. Laylin
Huron County
Dairy and Food
J. . Blackburn
Elmont County
Ville
Mt Gillette
Icking County
Nicaragua
Canal Peril
Pingree
Sioux Falls
Middle of the Land
Jubte’ McVarran
Wayne County Democrats For
Democrats
John C. Melarran
Ieyis
RP. Obliger Geo Aquila Wiley
Isaac Schriber
Henry Marshall
Jon
Fifth Circuit
Hiram B Swartz
Sherif JS McCoy
W Ob Weygandt
John Ramsey
Win. Faber
Lotrmary
Ira Hindman
H .B.swartz
L. PB
J.P. van Nest
Steider
W Musselman
Clv. Gilbert
Orme
L. Miley
Shreve
Joseph Gallagher
Coshoeton
Newark
Bauschman
Itkehm
TR. Musser
Wm Huntsberger
I. Roser
B. Herman
Price Ruyrell
McGleneng
Wm Culler
Chester AA
Firestone
Jesse Wbert
G. Gardiner
L. Franks
Melvin Shank
Fred Bauman Canton Michael Booth
Brada
Art Congress
Harley Paul
John Marr
Ros McCauley
Last Union
J © Kidd
B West John Bo Carson
Reasin Brown
Jo W Hunter
Franklin Samuel Geisinger
Fof Wertz Greene
GA Stair
Odpd
Braden
C. V. Gilbert Milton S A Slemmons
Fd Steele
Chas Dieter
J. M Baer
J Tomsen
Nloth
Jules Desvoignes
Susan Graber
John Plasterer
John L. Bar
Ton Salareek
L. J. Matthes
Spencer Suvarcreck
Davidson
Wayne Daniel Stout
Mph Lehman
Board OF Equal
Raughman
Louis Hinderer
J. L. Zuring
A. W. Knowlton
John Whitman
Jos
Merrit
Clinton
S&s
Walter Frase
J.C. Shank Saltereek
John Morr
Sameeren
Martin Schultz
Douglass. Wooster
R. M. McCoy
H. R. Blackburn
Wellington Matz
G. D. Smith
Geo. F. Schmutz
Dennis Callahan
J. F. Rebn
Burton City
E. D. Amman
Benj. Grober
Orr Center
M. E. Delong
Burbank
Geo. Whonsettler
Creston
Myersville
Geo. W
Canaan Cedar Valley
Banrosa Billman
Geo. Ott
Doylestown
Robert Frakp
John Kopp
Sais Knob
Au Dunlap
S J. W. Crummer
Kesslar, Wooster J. A. A Eee Geiselm Bee Co
Fain Roberts
Waship A Ter
Carroll P Miller
Fxrecutive Comittee Sablemas AT
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Board of Congress
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Orrville
Cangaan
Canaan Center
Creston Os
Chesters-Cedar Valley
Oh ii
Lattasbur
Rittman
Mt Eaton
West Lebanon
Plain Reedsburg
Blachleyville
Springville
Salwreek
Sugarcreek - Dalton
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Wayne- Madisonburg
France School
Wooster Township
Wooster City
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Billman‘’s
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Marshallvilel Repu
New
Pittsburg
Whitmire
M F
Geo. Brenizer
Mass Ora Etzel
Lodi
Cangon Friends
Missionary Society
Charles Allen
Harvey Hawk
Musa
Overton
Demos
Agli
Havanna's
MIP
Pleasany
Querton
Kilmer Bateey
Bey
Butty
Wayne Township No 7
Evra Runkle
Charles Winkler
Mary Hatfield
H. W. Lowrgarren Shively
Wisconsin
John Billmahb
Jenese Culler
Samuel Downing
Silas White
Lee White
Willamin
Wogster
Abram Wrenneman
Daniel Heller
Milton Medsker
J. C. Brown
Epworth Leaguers
Progressive Farmers
Billman
Potte Bros. , Ad
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Cote
Bae Stenska
Boeke
Deseatchee
Tae Repl Blan
Market Reports
Chicago
Clen Elland
Pittsburn
Buffalo
New York
Cincinnati
Toledo
Hepfsolugins OF
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Gary
Iran
Wooster Markets
W. . Tyler
Peepee Wbries
Timothy
Bern
Bt Alland
Oelakh
Morrland
Applecreek Presbyterian Church
Attland
Saturn
Tusgenough Cone
Christ
Elysian
Arene
Pone
Winkler
GSTH
Oarville, O.y
Rightman
Proctor & Chafl
Eshelburn
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Estate Natices
John Metlellan Jate
Caicon
Frank Saggart
Woontet UO
Mpue
Bas
Maury
Unningham
Wayne Rauty
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Dewean
Ellwate
Otto
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Ted
Toba
An Hingham
Wayne
Guartan
Palf
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Calast
Harnage
Mortheguet
Seth Ow
Poe
Poris
Piank Taggars
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Margaret
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Cimuirdl
Adele
Kathe
Board of Education
Pipin Township
Plain
Wayte County
Board of Edittcation
Eee Nreloue
Board Education
Board of Eduction
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O.gacker
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Office of
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Cilio Farhiliss
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Board of Aduation
Reg Ming
Witte
Tome
Bourdon Ayaa
Pesdine
Roy
Wabhiey
Dutek
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Order of Fe Board of Fame
John Gochult
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Wayne GO
National Bark
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Obin
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Gerber
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County of
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Mgsof
Cameden
Daposie
Eveere
A. A. Moore
Freedlander’s
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