A Rich Man's Project and Patent Medicine Ads
A discourse on a wealthy donor dedicating nearly all his fortune to charity prompts debate about other effective agencies. The page promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, Foley's Kidney Cure, and Dr Coldwell's Syrup Pepsin, with testimonials from Laubach & Boyd, Zimmerman & Co., and a mother in Monticello praising Pep sin Syrup for her baby Esther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostetter
Petersburg
Ill
Pepsin Syrup Co
Monticello
Esther
Coldwell
Cappeller's Ax Looms Over Ohio Judicial Convention
The Columbus Dispatch reports a highly charged Coshocton judicial convention set for May 22 across the Fifteen Counties District eight. Twelve candidates compete led by Stark, Pomerene, Thayer and Albaugh, with a potential deadlock and brokered deals as Swartz brothers and Simeon Winn vie for influence. E E McBride of Mansfield presides amid Democratic edge and Republican wave history.
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Coshocton
Columbus Dispatch Oo
Covenit
Farfield
Delaware
Ldeking
Muskingum
Perry
Richland
Stark
Wayne Knox
Tuscarawas
Ashland
Morygun Morrow
Morris A. Donahue
Murkingum
Simeon M Winn
John W Winn
Defiance County
E. Mc Wickham
Ho Mitchell Hon . EE. McBride
Mansfield
Billy Cappellar
John Adams
William McKinley
Lawrence T Neal
Yoserpor
Chamberlain's Code Diarrheas Remedy Praised by Hartford Druggist
Druggist A W Sawtelle of Hartford reports a Hartford customer credited Chamberlain's Code Diarrheas Remedy with saving her life at the shore. A man overwhelmed by intoxication was helped after taking a dose, then left in relief and ready to buy again. Sold by Laubach & Boyd on the Square. Emuay Alas! How Soon Forgotten prompts Caldwell's syrup Pepsin as a preventive remedy. small pleasant dose and daily usefulness, available from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laubach & Boyd
Emuay
Caldwell
Circus Coming to Wooster with Leies from Nickel Plate
Wooster citizen Howard B. Leies of the W. H. Harris Nickel Plate division reports a circus visit to Wooster early next month. He notes the event will attract locals and may feature the usual performances and parade through the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard B. Leies
Wooster
W. H. Harris
Uue
Dr Kings New Discovery Cures Widow of General Burnham
Awful anxiety filled Ma chias Maine as doctors warned the widow might die from pneumonia. Mrs Lincoln reports she begged for Dr King s New Discovery and after three doses slept all night. The medicine is claimed to cure throat chest and lung diseases with trial bottles free at Laubach & Boyd s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnham
Machias
Lincoln
Laubach & Boyd's
Unable to Work Replogle of Atwater Cures Kidney Trouble
Replogle of Atwater could not work due to kidney trouble. After four days with Foley's Kidney Cure he recovered. Laubach and Boyd and Zimmerman Company listed in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Has
Replogle
Atwater
Foley
Laubach & Boyd and Zimmerman & Co
Resignation of Applecreek Pastor Moves to City
Rev Joshua Wolbach pastor of the Reformed church in Applecreek resigns and will relocate to the city living on South Bever Street. An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism sprains bruises and other ailments with small price and a warranty from Laubach Boyd druggists on the Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Wolbach
The
Reformed Church of
Applecreek
South Bever Street
Chamberlain
Laubach & Boyd
Kjurie
To ee Hurt Use Banner 8 The Great Healer
An old advertisement promotes Banner 8 as a guaranteed remedy for cuts wounds sores piles and all skin diseases. It lists Laubach Boyd and Zimmerman Co as sellers with implied dates in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laubach & Boyd and Zimmerman & Co
Tutsk
Christian Endeavor Convention At Local Presbyterian Church
The County Convention of the Christian Endeavor will meet at the Presbyterian church in this city on Friday evening May 18 and Saturday May 19.
Cough Seen as Symptom of Serious Diseases
A persisting cough is highlighted as the first sign of dangerous illnesses like consumption and bronchitis. The piece stresses treating the cough promptly once it appears to prevent severe outcomes.
Wooster University Elects New Trustees Board
President Holden is praised for leadership as B B Hylden of Wooster University and Lane Theological Seminary appoint new trustees. The notice highlights Wooster’s growth and the elected trustees from Cincinnati and Lane Seminary.
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Ater
Tu. B. Hylden
University of Wooster
Lane Theological Leary
Cincinnati
Lang
Wooster University
Holden
Canton Patriarchs Militant consider July drill trip
At a Tuesday meeting Canton Wright No 77 Patriarchs Militant accepted an invitation to travel to Alexandria Indiana on July 4 for a free drill. It was not yet decided if the Canton would go if an Independence Day celebration was held locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Wright, No. 77
Patriarchs
Alexandria
Ind
Knightly Visitors at Rising Star Lodge Degree
Two candidates J. C. Latimer and Chas. B. Schopf received amplified degree at Rising Star Lodge No. 21 with teams and visiting Smithville Lodge No. 483 attendees including J. B. McCullough Dr. D. H. Morgan W. K. McCalmon A B. Gettleman L. C. Lumbard A. C. Jarvis 8. Stevens E. E. Stutzipan H S Huff Harry Swartz W. G. Stevens The Smithville lodge organized a way and visitors came to view the work.
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Rising Star Lodge
K. of P
J. C. Latimer
Chas. B. Schopf
Smithville
J.B. McCullough
D. H. Morgan
W. K. McCalmon
A B. Gettleman
L. C. Lumbard
A. C. Jarvis
8. Stevens
E. E. Stutzipan
H. 5S. Huff
Harry Swartz
W. G. Stevens
Unhappy Wives Seek Divorces in Orrville and Wooster
Two separate divorce petitions were filed Tuesday. Mottled details show Mes Louse McCarthy of Orrville seeks divorce from William McCarthy, citing gross neglect and failure to provide since their 1877 marriage in Millersburg. Florence Miller of Wooster petitions divorce from William Miller, married July 4, 1882, with a seven year old daughter, accusing cruelty, drunkenness, and abusive conduct endangering her health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eo A Starn
Orrville
Mes
Louse McCarthy
Tuesdas
Wm McCarthy
Millersburg
Florence Miller
Wooster
William Miller
Bride is Dead in West Salem After Brief Marriage
Obituary notes from West Salem report Betty Pouch Harrington died less than a month after her May wedding to Wim Harrington. The couple planned a Sullivan home, but she was taken to the Massillon State Hospital when her mind faltered and died yesterday. Her husband, mother, and friends mourn her loss. Obituary items also note Samuel Brown of near Lebanon died at 62 from stomach cancer, with services at M. Bo church in Lebanon. Brown, a Civil War veteran, left a wife and six children and had served in the Virginia cavalry. Also listed is the death of Detlaven, once a Wayne county resident, now in Columbus, with Marshal Latimer planning to attend the funeral.
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Gth
Showalter
Creston
R-F. Ernest
Ter
Ie Vosper
Whitman
Prey Ct
Milton Township
Len Mys
Charles Collier
May Pierce
Shreve
U.S. Telephone Co
Whoster
Massillon
State Board of Equalization
Kansas Smith
A. Brown
Maysville
J S Johnson
Cleveland
Glenn Wilson
Harry W. Wilson
Kate Blanche
Columbus
Ilaneks
Wilson
West Salem
Betty Pouch
Wim Harrington
Sullivan
Harrington
West Lfnavony
May
Samuel Brown
M. Bo
Lebanon
Brown
Virginia Cavalry
Glasksmith
Johnson Detlaven
Wayne County
J. W. Latimer
Marshal Latimer
Wayne County Abolition of Land Deeds Records Summary
Warranty deeds and quitclaims recorded in Wayne County include transfers from Augusta Pfeiffer to John and Emelia Reese for ten acres to Wayne Township, from Francs Petit Sr to Ignatious Horstman in Milton Township, and multiple transfers in Minn Milton Paint and Sugarcreek townships. Notable entries include a Guardian deed in West Salem and a 5 acre transfer in Sugarcreek to Franklin Gable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Pfeiffer
John Reese
Emelia Reese
Wayne Township
Francs Petit
Ignatious Frederick Horstman
Milton Township
Reuben K Steiner
Edwin I Steiner
Minn Township
Edwin L Steiner
Levi
Isaac Lautenschlager
Hust Union Township
A. Mathiot
Elmer Graber
Mt Eaton
Lena Keterer
Mathiot
Paint Township
A. Mathott
I. Q. Ebert
Mary Weiler
Congress Township
Nancy J Senff
Arthur Senff
Saltcreek Township
Charles Schlutt
Henry Heyler
Marshallville
Peter Hofstetter
Frederick Kiener
Elizabeth Kiener
Sugarcreek
Catharine Lanx
Ezellus W. Naftager
Orrville
Susan Ewing
S A. Raridon
West Salem
Charles Ewing
S. A. Raridon
College Choristers Concert Earns Warm Applause
The Kanke chapel Tuesday evening concert by the College Choristers drew a fair crowd. The varied programme pleased the college audience, with each piece rendered to good effect. Solo numbers by Mrs. C. A. McDonald and John Miberly were especially well received, prompting hearty applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanke Chapel
C. A. McDonald
John Miberly
Daughters of Four Generations in Local Letter
A clipped Shreve News item notes multiple generations connected to Mrs. Wm. Athey and others such as Jas B. Gay, with references to Gladys Snyde and a Great Grand Race. The readable fragments indicate four generations are represented in the lettered group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreve
Pike
United States
New Kengton
Wm. Athey
Gay
Snyde
Gladys
TAGE OR IRONS BACKS OF TRONS
Fragmented OCR text notes delays in iron work at a library building project. It mentions standstill due to iron supply and few workers on site, with overstock of orders hindering progress. Names and places are unclear from the fragment.
Death of Banning Lake of Lafayette Als
Wooster native Banning Lake died at Lafayette Als around noon Friday. He was about 29, second son of Capt. Lake, born in Wooster, survived by his wife. A telegram from Benj B Lake, formerly of Wooster, conveyed the news. Remains to be interred at Lafayette on Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Hunt
Benj. B. Lake
Wooster
Banning Lake
Lafayette
Als
Capt. Lake
Sleeping operator causes disastrous freight wreck at Laurel
May 12 Philadelphia report of a tower operator at Laurel on the B&O railroad dozing off at the tunnel entrance near Fairmount Park. The wreck killed engineer Loeb and fireman Hinchman and five tramps. Firefighters battled the blaze as best they could amid the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Laurel
Fairmount Park
Loeb
Kireman Hinchman
George & Hoth Win Major Telephone Booths Contract
The firm secured a large contract for telephone booths and is producing a fine sample booth for display at an upcoming Cleveland exhibition. They were also awarded the contract for several large cases for the Ohio Experiment Station last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George & Hoth
Dro
Cleveland
Ohio
Thursday Frost Seen Less Severe This Week
Experiment Station authorities report Thursday morning frost was not as heavy as last week, reducing damage risk. Prof Gergen notes about 10 percent of the early strawberry crop on station farms ruined, with greater concern in lower ground where frost impact could be worse. Farmers in lowlands fear continued effects from the frost and accompanying damp conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gergen
Greenaia
Former Wooster Residents Die in Separate Deaths
Absalom Liggett formerly of Wooster died in Nashville after a sudden nervous paralysis while staying at his brother Major W. Liggett's home. He was about 60. Daniel P. Lerman, a 74 year old former Wooster banker and broker, died at his Chisago residence after living in Wooster years ago. He left two married daughters Jertha and Pauline and was brother to Jacob and William Kerman of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Absalom Liggett
Kent
Wooster
DQ Lapyert
Ndshville
Major St. W. Liggett
Liggett
Rugh House
Odell’s Lake
Daniel PL Eberman
Chisago
Chicago
Oakwoods Cemetery
Akron
Jertha
Pauline
Jacob
William Kerman
Cleveland
Memorial Day Plans for Wooster Observance
Memorial Day services plan unfolds for Wednesday May 30 with a full slate of officers speakers and committees. Rev Dr Louis B E Holden of the University of Wooster presiding and Rev A D Knapp to deliver the memorial sermon at the City Opera House in a union service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis B E. Holden
University of Wooster
M.c.roach
B.o. F. Miller
Andrew Branstetter
Robert J Smith
W Mcture
Andresy Branstetter
W. O. Baebe
D. C. Curry
Andrew Trunk
Aaron Boffenmeyer
Frank Gerlach
Harry McClarran Jr
Horace Miller
Femuel Jeffries
George Kettler
H. R K. Parker
Aaron Boffenmyer
Woman's Relief Corps
John (. Hall
James Christy
Ston Johnson
John Langell
Harry McClarrap, Jr
H. R. Parker
S. J. Blake
Samuel Metzler
W. Woolman
W. E. Barnard
Harry Branstetter
John F. Barrett
Russell Kinson
John F. Horn
Howard Albright
Branstetter
I. H. Myers
John Yarman
A. D. Knapp
Wooster M. E
City Opera House
Union Servica
Judge grants divorce to Laura Hammondttee in extreme cruelty case
Judge S. B. Eason approves the divorce of Laura Hammondttee of Doylestown from Albert Hammondtree on grounds of extreme cruelty. The decree restores her to her maiden name Laura Alice Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Eason
Fuddy
Laura Hammondttee
Doylestown
Albert Hammondtree
Laura Alice Hayes
Creston High School Holds Commencement at Methodist Church
Friday evening commencement at the Methodist Church for Creston High School graduates Fora F. Goffnet Leila L. Hall Beulah H. Lanner Nora M. South and Clyde Miller. Rev J F Smith of Wooster delivered the class address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston High School
Methodist Church
Fora F. Goffnet
Leila L. Hall
Beulah H. Lanner
Nora M. South
Clyde Miller
J., F. Smith
Wooster
Coffee and Health Benefits for All Ages
A fragmented note suggests coffee affects the body differently and may nourish the system over time. It claims coffee benefits children when consumed in pure grain form and urges following a package guide to improve health and vitality.
Renewed Rioting as Street Railway Strike Sparks City Turmoil
Renewed rioting erupted across the city amid the street railway workers strike. Police fired into crowds at least once, clubs were used, and officers patrolled with mounted units to protect cars on Compton Heights and other lines. Suburban service faced taunting crowds while Transit cars ran with police escort. dozens were arrested as authorities attempted to curb wire-cutting and disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Maly
Compton Heights Division
Tak Ut
Geyer and
Ffarson
Carondelet
Park Avenue
Probate Court matters before Judge Adair and executors named
Probate Court hearing actions before Judge Robert L. Adair include appointments of Frank Taggart as administrator of Mary F. Cunningham bond 33000 and John McClellan will probated with Bond 820000. Executors and administrators such as Levi Root Ephraim Lehman Peter Amstutz L. Roger Hash filed accounts and applications for sale, termination, or distribution. Hearings slated May 14 May 24 May 1 and June 1 with appraisers named and guardians appointed for Merle Howard E Arle Herman and Charles Dorothy D Ira.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Taggart
Mary FE
Cunningham
Levi Root
Ian Hover
Samuel Marr, Jr
Quantian
Elizabeth Achenbach
Ephraim Lehman
Marret Neely
James Neely
Heart
Paul B. Mclhenne
Haley Franks
Jeremish Wirth
John West
Igane Johnson
May Maize
Park L. Williams
Adam Park
Eli L. Herman
Merle
Howard E
Arle Herman
Mary J. Shearer
J W Shearer
el. Sturgess
John Kidd
S. B Fireswne
Riley Franks
Maury Evey
Mary C Sauers
Charles
Dorothy D. Ira
Earl
William Sauers
Catherine Fivey
Geo
Wo Wolf
Jos
Ms Kleinbeing
Joho D. Armstrong
Lucinda McCullough
Epworth League Invites E O Excell for Fredericksburg Event
The Wooster District Epworth League will meet in Fredericksburg on July 19 and 20 with Chicago composer E O Excell conducting the music. Rev Wilber P Therkield D D, general secretary of the Epworth League, will give the July 20 evening address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster District
Epworth League
Fredericksburg
E. O. Excell
Chicago
Wilber P. Therkield
Epwortheague
Sawmill on James Wilson Farm Destroyed by Fire
The sawmill of Franda Messner on James Wilson's farm one mile north of Jenerson burned Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franda Messner
James Wilson
Jenerson
Heidelburg College Endowment Fund Boost From Wooster Church
Rev Alphus E Beckley preached at the Reformed church in Wooster last Sunday to support Heidelburg College and secured 230 dollars for the college endowment fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphus E. Beckley
Reformed Church
Wooster
Heidelburg College
Heidelburg
Hudson pastor accepts St James church call
Rev. H. D. Stouffer of Hudson has accepted the call extended by St. James Episcopal Church. His resignation to the Bishop delayed acceptance a few days. In his letter he stated he would assume duties as rector on June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Stouffer
Hudson
St. James Episcopal Church
Stouffer
A Hardy Plant and a 70th Birthday in Wooster
A note on hydranges aniculata's charm amid drought highlights its dried winter bouquet potential. Separately, Jatop Geisblman marked his 70th birthday at his home on Mast Bowmah Street with friends praising his vigor. He was born in Franklif town ship and lives in Wooster where he has long been honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jatop Geisblman
Mast Bowmah Street
Hize
Franklif
Wooster
Fire Chief’s Praise For New Wagon Design
A garbled note praises a new wagon admired by the fire chief. The wagon is described as tall and pretty, with evident appreciation from the chief for its design and impression.
Ashland and Wooster Sued Over Railroad Wages
Two lawsuits brought against the Ashland and Wooster railroad in Squire Swesny's court claim wages and related expenses. One suit seeks 19 132.76 and the other 891.50. Plaintiffs say expenses were incurred. railroad objects to the amounts as exceeding contract terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Swesny
City to Relay Madison Avenue Bridge Half Cost
County Commissioners inspecting the Apple Creek bridge on Madison avenue decide the roadway must be relaid. They agree the county will pay half the expense and contract to lay only the south half. The city will cover its half after receiving its portion of the county bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apple Creek
Madison Avenue
Dacunty
Arrests Reported in Daylight Burglary Indictments
Grand Jury returns indictments for daylight burglary including Jarvens and Clam Tibbett of Sterling Jda. Charges allege entry into the home of Henry filler, a section hand, with theft of 27. Deputy sheriff Garverment aided in arrests near Wooster with Bert and Broaelet Bam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarvens
Clam Tibbett
Sterling Jtda
Ubatte
Milkers Home
Steow
Sherif Garverment
Tharkdas Tuerninge
Rhbert
Broaelet
Bam Te Wooster
Wind and Lightning Pranks on Pennroad Farm
A storm roared through the area causing structural damage to a barn on Paessay. Debris and a toppled conveyance blocked roads while observers described a striking event amid the heavy wind. No serious injuries are reported. residents are assessing the scene.
Jury delay alters trial schedule for May proceedings
The juries are not ready as several cases await trial, pushing the petel jury to May 21. Wim Balev, arrested in Dalton in March for assaulting a tramp, has remained in jail. Thomas Vb Semaind and Spooner cases were reset. after deliberation both sides took time, and Morr represented Thomas while Jas bk Poder represented Spooner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim Balev
Dalton March
Tramp
Weanesdas
Heavy Wind Ravages Tenth Street Sheds
Piroos residents report a Tuesday afternoon windstorm causing major damage along the county line. Tents and outhouses toppled as structures along the sath line were unroofed and vacated, leaving debris scattered across the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sounenberg Co
Miles Heart Cure Promised To Aid Heart Disease Victims
Advertisement-style claim recounts heart disease dangers and asserts Miles Heart Cure and Restorative Nervine restore health. Personal testimony from Ms Berrua Kren of Milwaukee describes nervousness sleeplessness chest pain and recovery after using the product. Offers free advice and booklet from Dr Gilles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana and states the remedy is sold at all druggists with a positive guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaper
Miles
Berrua Kren
20Th St
Milwaukee
Wis
White
Dr. Gilles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
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Perry Miller
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Ray Putt
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Mass
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DR. Williams Medicine Company
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Canada
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Columbus, Ohio
New York Tri-Weekly Tribune
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