Testimony on Chadwick Case and Related News
In Pittsburg May 12 attorneys visit the Ohio state prison to finish Mrs Cassie Chadwick testimony and reveal financial ties with J Friend and F Hoffstet. The case rumors include a $241000 loan and $800000 loans tied to Jewels in a New York strong box. Saloons to stay closed in San Francisco after quake era as Mayor Schmitz upholds liquor ban. Carl Schurz remains critically ill in New York with a complication of diseases.
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Pittsburg
W. €. Jutte
Colonial Trust Company
J W Friend
F. N. Hoffstet
Cassie L. Chadwick
Ohio State Prison
Chadwick
Friend
Jutte
New York
United States
San Francisco
Schmitz
Carl Schurz
The
Woman's Trials and Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription
An early 20th century advertisement arguing childlessness causes distress for women. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as effective for female disorders and infertility, touting historical endorsements, natural ingredients, and a Buffalo clinic. It promises relief for nervousness, prolapse, leucorrhea, painful menses, and general weakness, urging readers to seek this remedy and a medical pamphlet.
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Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel
Lurical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
J. Pierce
Dr.Pierce
Dr. Pierce
John
Natura
Marly
B. V.—Pierce
Iftyh
the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
Bath
Sensa
B. V. Pierce
Buffail
Frisco Earthquake Reaches North Market Letter
Louise Feusier writes of the 1906 San Francisco disaster from Sheep Ranch Calaveras County describing weeks after the quake. She recalls shelter in Sierra Nevada and water shortages, fires, and collapsed buildings in San Francisco. The letter traces the terrifying scenes, rescue efforts, and concern for relatives in the affected city.
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George D. Dunham
North Market Street
Louise Feugier
Fredericksburg
Maysville
Mt. Eaton
Feuster
Mt. Eaton Innes
Calaveras Co
Cal
Ron
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Nerce Amelian
Santa Rosa
Julia Guerne
San Francisco
Estelle
Divorce filing details in Hayesville case against Mrs Moses
Homer Moses of Hayesville files answer and cross petition seeking divorce from Mrs Moses after alleging marriage in Toledo on June 23 1905. He claims she lied about virtue and health and that she conspired with Mary Yariman to seize his property. He asks for divorce and full decree barring her from his real estate.
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Homer Moses
Hayesille Ash
Moses
Ross W. Funck
Toledo
Mary Yariman
Musya
Wooster Presterial elects officers at Ashland meeting
At the Wooster Presterial election held Thursday afternoon in Ashland, officers were chosen: president Mr Meese of Mansfield. first vice president Mattcott F Hershey of Wooster. second vice president Mrs Crigsinger of Ashland. third vice president Fannie A Nelson of Wooster. recording secretary Mrs Drennan. corresponding secretary Any Correll. secretary for young peoples work Mrs George Yates. secretary of literature Mrs Good. treasurer Bertha Myers. Members and guests from Wayne County reported active organizations and praised Ashland hosting.
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Wooster
Ashlood
Chhuren
Meese
Mansfield
Mtatcott F. Hershey
Crigsinger
Ashland
Fannie A. Nelson
Drennan
Any Correll
Yang Peoples Work
George Yates
Wayne County Commissioners Approve Various Bills
The Wayne County Commissioners list recent bill approvals including S. I. Lehman 38 dollars Wooster Township Trustees 68 Chester Township Trustees 16.82 EK C Bowman 1 Andrew Butler 24 The Lanning Co 6 John A Yost 20 Thomas Mo permet 1 Collier Printing Co 8.50 ayton B B Co 32.25 C L Hoff man 8 H Fr ean md or 21 43 Jacop Fischer 5 Nelle Bros .80 Congress Township Trustees 56.50 J A Bonewitz 1 H M Knepp et al 239.75 LCG Franks 10.60 C J Harrold 1234 M M VanNest et al 1190 D G C Curry 251 Joseph D Musser 174 RS Pallquist 10 J W Maurer 3.05 Wayne County Democrat 17.50 Century Ribbon Co 7 M W & O Telephone Co 25 70 Armstrong Brown 135.75 Rug g les Gaye Co 1.50 I N Hough 1008 I N Hough 264.1 N Heuby 5.32 I N Hough 43 48 Frank Sigler 80 Andrew Reimon 35 Andrew O'Brien 2 David Greist tit
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Wayne County
S. I. Lehman
Wooster
Chester
C. Bowman
Andrew Butler
the Lanning Co
John A. Yost
Thomas Mopermet
Collier Printing Co
Ayton B. B. Co
C. L. Hoffman
N. Heuby
I. N. Hough
Frank Sigler
Andrew Reimon
Andrew O’brien
David Greist
University of Music Graduating Recitals Schedule
The University of Music announces a series of graduate recitals. On May 22 Mary Nice and Ora Redett play piano with soprano Mrs. David Metlzer. May 22 Bertha Hunter and Mary McKinley sing. May 29 Ralph Plumer and Bechtel Alcock perform. May 23 Prof Erb closes with organ works assisted by Carl H. Duering.
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Derfartment of Music
Mary Nice
Ora .Redett
David Metlzer
Erb
Erp
Carl H. Duering
Cleveland
Conservatory
Local man falls from railroad bridge into Tuscarawas River
Jacob Snyder a journeyman takor for Frank Hall a Orrville tailor fell from the lowest stone of the abutment of the Pennsylvania railroad bridge over the Tuscarawas river at Maselilon early Friday. He was found in the river and later revived in police custody after whiskey and hot coffee. Police doubt a train strike and believe he may have fallen while trying to escape a forthcoming train. His clothes were soaked.
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Jacob Snyder
Frank Hall
Pennsylvania
Tuscarawas River
Maselilon
Snyder
Fragmentary Note Seeks Clarification on Tablets and Signs
An unclear OCR fragment mentions tablets, a sign, and people possibly named Jovélter or Hell Gar. The readable items reference a sign, tablets, and two girlside or girls. The text is incomplete, lacking full context to identify event, location, or names.
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Hell
Sign at club door prompts slang debate and campus pranks
The Wooster campus reports a prank leading to a posted sign reading Skiddoo at a club entrance amid slang etymology debates about the terms Skiddoo and 23. The issue follows a string of student jokes during the Kenyon debate and a janitor confrontation. Weather and fashion notes touch straw hats, while observers doubt earthquake news from San Francisco.
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East Larnwill Street
Wooster
Zimmerman case delayed to October term in Cleveland
The United States versus Zimmerman is postponed again and will not go to trial before October. District Attorney says the government is ready, cites Judge Taylor's health and Congressman's absence as causes. Judge Smyser suggested summer hearing. likely continuation to October. Kliger prepared to travel to Sedan for the proceedings.
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Zimmerman
Cleveland
United States
Taylor
Congressman Smyser
Washington
Kliger
Sedan
Quarts
Gage
Hinesnot
Uthri
Gindora
Hatebtin
Susetites
Kucehin
Kutelais
Papa
Bert
Bia
Katehia
Riley
Renee Conden Gates
Galland Tisarn
Natitute
Siemeoor
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Scrofula
Hood
Mei le
Mee
Scientific American
W. H. Long
R. F.D
Shoop
PHAT
United Mine Workers
Ohio
Central
Buckeye Cement
Carl Schurz II
Wayne Countian
Mattreese
Telegraph ‘Hill
Leavenworth Street
St. Wax
Gay
Louise Feusier
Hetis
Orrville
BY the
Way
Skiddoo
Sidney Curtin
Edward McCormick
C. E. Hughes
Wayne Couatiana
Creston
Geld Valley
California
Naver
Hughes
Gold Valley
Lick Observatory
U. 8
Chicago
Maplewood Sanitarium
Pineabie
Peates Vin Bradsfert
Rotchin
Wil
Archer
Home
Loudonville
National Hotel
Urrvilis
Corn
Harding & Co
Court House
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