Republican convention delegate counts at Kartiberry Street
Partial readable notes outline Republican convention proceedings on a Wednesday in May 17 1B with delegate allocations by precinct. It lists precinct names and their entitlements, and mentions reporting names to a secretary of state office. Delegates per ward and precincts are partially detailed with numbers and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banghman
Pegehad
Pened Aten Ce
Chester
Bait Galon
Franklin
Lebanon
Republicans hold multiple ward township meetups May 20
The article notes Republican precincts and townships holding meetings on Saturday May 20 to select delegates for county and state conventions. Meetings are in diverse locales such as the Mayor's office in Ward Two, R. W. Funck's office, Madisonburg, Blackleyville, and Wooster area venues. Committeemen TAYLOR WEBER SMYLER and others lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Ward
Jas. B. Taylor
Third Ward
R. W. Funck
Charles Weber
Wayne Township
Madisonburg
Wooster
Emmett Smyler
Plain Township
Blackleyville
W. A. Lee
Fragmented political chatter on press and public issues
The item mixes political rumors and opinions about Aguinaldo, Cleveland, Roosevelt, and Philippine policy. It notes England's view of Geoker, Kentucky whisky politics, and calls for Republican unity amid factional feuds. It also mentions school funding cuts in Pennsylvania and a push for Philippine annexation and independence terms.
Detroit street railways sale stirs political rift
Leaders of the party show personal differences and reject a city bid after Thomas Johnson tallies a rumored fabulously profitable offer. The backer is accused of grandstanding as he calls for free rides while inflating prices. Citizens might ride free, but the city’s deal falters amid criticism of Johnson’s philanthropy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom L
J Phobon
Thomas
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Death of Mrs Holloway of Burbank Led Village Figures
Mrs Holloway widow of Gav W Holloway longtime postmaster and leading resident of the village died Tuesday at her home in Burbank from paralysis. Funeral arranged for Thursday. Mrs Anna Holloway of an
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Burbank
Gav. W. Holloway
Anna Holloway
Wooster Presbytery Adopts Resolution At Meeting
In a Wooster Presbytery session at Fight church on Monday afternoon Huston Platter Wooster Rev 8 M Glenn from the presbytery accepted dismissal John Jameson Loudonville was received pending formal recommendation May 26 set for Rev Hague’s installation at Doylestown with Dr W F McCaulay Denison delivering the sermon and Kit V Gee Hackett D D Applecrass giving the charge Riv H B Miller to the people Paul Hickok Wooster licensed to preach Yard life work for Hickok to Wichita Kansas this summer Eaton chosen for next meeting memo to Congress opposing Captain Copphess rover ts Utah and a resolution to preserve the Canine Law through presidency commander in chief’s power to end the canteen system and navy policy.
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Wooster
Fight
Huston Platter
M. Glenn
Kanghe
John Jameson
Loudonville
Hague
Doylestown
W. F. McCaulay
Denison
Kitv
Gee
Hackett
D. D
Applecrass
Riv
H. B. Miller
Paul Hickok
Woostar
Ifr
Hickok
Wichita
Kan
Eaton
Congress
Copphess Han Roverts
Utah
Presbytery of
Into the Lake Narrow Escape at Odell’s lake
Odell’s lake event near Plain Center Ohio reports a near capsize as Willie McKee and Tommy Maire with companions ride a boat amid a gale. Willie nearly pulled overboard during a boat change, but they regained stability as onlookers react with concern.
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Odell’s Lake
Correction to Report on Accident in ios REPUSSICAN
The writer asks the editor to correct circulated reports about an accident last week claiming they were overblown or false. He states injuries did occur but disputes claims of being run over by a tagm, and urges that the truth be preserved, noting a diary entry and possible party involvement.
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Tata
Untey: Y Othe Y Othe A Tit
Unclear OCR fragment shows a fragmentary headline style line with odd capitalization and unreadable context. no discernible person place or event can be confirmed from the provided text.
Wayne County News Weekly Notes and Local Tidings
A collection of community items from Wayne County detailing church and school activities, anniversaries, social visits, and local visits. Mentions include individuals such as Rev. Shott, Mrs. Strenack, Miss Razor, and Miss Daniels, plus various townsfolk from Smithville Wooster and Seville, with notes on schooling, vaccinating, and band performances.
Local notices from Millersburg and area
Mrs Laura Kister returns home after six weeks in Millersburg caring for a sick cousin. Charles Ports plans to visit Olersland for a horse sale. Mr Ki Irvin and wife of Mansfield stayed with D M Slaybaugh family last week. John A Kister received an egg hatching order from Alberta Northwest Territory Canada. Nine year old Stanley Masala died Sunday from blood poisoning after a stew braise on his heel. Interment in Ripley cemetery four miles southwest of Shreve Monday afternoon. Esaq.
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Laura Kister
Millersburg
Charles
Olersland
Ki Irvin
Mansfield
D. M. Slaybaugh
Familly
John A. Kister
Alberta
Northtwest Territory
Canada
Stanley
Attractive Summer Haven at Winona Indiana on Pennsylvania Lines
An attractive summer retreat at Winona Indiana along the Pennsylvania Lines offers rest recreation and instruction with boating bathing and fishing. The lake resort spans nearly two miles and features verandas and facilities for athletic activities under supervision of prominent officials. Excursion and season tickets go on sale May 5 with routes via Penn R and schedules through September 13.
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Winona 6
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Foman
Fort Wayne
Winona
Green goods man takes out marriage license
A report from the office of probate judge J. C. McCallaran states a marriage license was issued to Lemibel Flent, a known gardener from Shreve, with Hattie Ulman as the bride. Rev Hamilton, pastor of the Presbyterian church, officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brom Toosiay
Tae Rx- Ublican
Obate
C. McCllarran
Giarice
Resord
Lemibel Flent
Shrere
In Memory of a Boidier at Burbank
Cap F C Gerlach led about 40 members of the 18th Regiment O V I to services in memory of Private Fern Nai. The crowd filled the small building as Rev BLO Martin dale, Chaplain of the A B, preached a moving sermon. The boys were hosted at the parents’ home and spoke highly of their treatment. The exercises were impressive despite the overcrowded venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Gerlach
Burbank
Privats Fern
Blo. Martindale
A. B
Awakening of Blind Brother Ends in Wooster Death
Henry Reichenbach, 63, died Saturday night at his home two miles west of the city after months of illness. A native of Switzerland, he lived in Wayne county for about fifty years, was married, and lived with two maiden sisters. The funeral was held in the afternoon and interment in Wooster Cemetery. In July 1898 he awoke blind after breakfast and could not see from that night onward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Reichenbach
Alb
Switzerland
Wayne County
Raichenbach
Wooster
Ichenbach
Peculiar Accident at Millbrook Coal Tracks
An unusual incident occurred Saturday morning at Millbrook coal shares when pushed cars on an elevated track ran down a grade and wrecked into a west bound freight engine. Engineer Charles Arter was badly bruised, barely escaping death. A nine year old son of A B Masse died Sunday from poisoning after a knee prick. remains at Ripley, Holmes County, interred Monday. Chas. G. Leaf, long-time Wooster resident, noted rail laborer, was among the wreck survivors.
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Millbrook
Charles Arter
Masse
Milltrook
Ripley
Holmes County
Crooks Elected Lindon High School Principal
Harry M. Crooks editor of the Wooster Voice and graduate of the year’s class at Universs ity has been elected principal of the high school at Lindon O Mgr Crooks is a brilliant and deserving young man and will no doubt himself fully capable of this most excellent position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Crooks
The
Wooster Voice
Universsity
Igh School
Lindon
O. Mgr. Crooks
Fragmented OCR list of names and pledges in a meeting
A garbled OCR fragment lists names such as Mesere Hanboro Barratt Asma Hoe Fes Kanok Leies Barrett Joe Mesere and others. It reads like a schedule of speakers or committee assignments but content is incomplete and unclear.
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Spee
Nence
Hanboro
Barratt
Kanok
Leies
Des Barrett
Joe
Menork Paes
Fanck
Mber
Wooster Woosterans Hold Fraternal Insurance Event
A Wooster crowd attended a Monday evening gathering by the Wooster Comara of the World. The program featured the Au/Eals Mandolin Orchestra, solos by John M. Eberly and Prof. A. E. McAfee, a recitation by Miss Santa E. Peters, and performances by Miss Flo Naftzger. State Deputy M. D. Roche spoke on the Order, with W. A. Mougey singing. A substantial collation followed and the event concluded as a happy gathering praising the Order.
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Rand Army
Wooster Qay
Cheirman
Forbes
Orde
Wes
Au/Eals Mandolin Orchestra
John M. Eberly
A. E. McAtee
Santa E. Petere
Santa E. Petere. the Little Mise
Flo Naftzger
Apa
M. D. Roche
Cleveland
Roche
Heg
W. A.mougey
Wooster
A. E. McAfee
Sheriff sale in Plain township parcels sold to Welty and Ebright
Sheriff J. B. McCoy conducted a sheriff sale for Nelson Barris, executor, against Geo J. Ebright et al. Three tracts in Plain township were sold. First and second tracts totaling 105 acres valued at 85,704.25 were bought by J. W. Welty for 9,010. The second tract of 40 acres valued at 773.60 sold to Ella Ebright for 890.
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J.8. McCoy
Nelson Barris
Ve. Geo
Wooster Markets Produce Prices May 1 1652 Entry
A fragment from a Wooster market page lists produce and commodities with prices including butter per pound, white potatoes, dried apples, Turkey or New apples, as well as grain items such as corn and oats. The text shows dealer names and price ranges but is partially garbled.
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Beam
Market price quotes for cattle hogs sheep and grain
Grain and Brook quotations across markets show May 16 bids for cattle between 2.25 and 8.95, hogs from 3.05 to 4.10, sheep and lambs around 4 to 6. The report lists prices for Chicago Pittsburg Buffalo Cleveland and Baltimore markets, with various classes such as steers bulls cows calves and western fed stockers. Notable entries include Texas steers near 2.00 to 4.60 and spring lambs around 7.00 per 100 lbs, plus No 2 wheat and corn values and assorted oats and rye.
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Matthew Fancy
Brette
Bolis
Texas
Colorado
State
Western
Lutchernn
Cleveland
Elie
Central Time
Chicago Junction
Oteu
Creston
Sterling
Riveman ‘ Jo
Doylestown
Warwick
Pittsowe
Pittsburg
Akron
Ata
Cedar
Holmsvile
Union Iridec
Two Months Extra Pay for 8th Regiment Members
Lyman Critchford Jr reports that all members of the 8th Regiment O V L are entitled to two months extra pay in addition to prior sums. Expect prompt claims. veterans should consult Critchford to handle red tape and press the government for due pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Critchford, Jr
8Th Reagt
Mr. Critchfeld
Probate Court Hears Land Damages Appeal In Wooster Township
Monday morning in Daly Probate Court Judge J C McClarran opened evidence in John McSweeney administrator v A dene et al an appeal over compensation and damages for land appropriated along the north line of Wooster township. The jury includes Wm Rice Simon Meulssily J L Casrper N W Hower J A Taylor Theo Kiser Gear Kline Phil Pfeffer Harvey Redett rank Hilssinger Greene L Spooner for plaintiff Benjn for petitioners.
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Daly
J. C. McClarran
John McSweeney
Va. A
Sapling
Ni W. Hower
Burbank
A. Taylor
Wooster
Theo. Kiser
Clinton
Gear Kline
Woostar
Phil
Pfeffer
Cheptyr
Harvey Redett
Saltcreak
Fragmentary OCR note with unclear names and events
The readable bits describe a field scene with Mart Burkhart and Linethe present, while unclear phrases reference money and a driver. No coherent action or event emerges, making it difficult to extract a definite news item or outcome from the fragment.
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Aggy
Aodey
Atay
Mart Burkhart
Linetheie
Dates Fixed For County Jail Bond Sale
County commissioners set Saturday June 17 as the sale date for 15000 dollars of county bond improvements in the jail with bids to perform the work expected on that day.
Postmaster Figttery Handles Saturday Mail Forwarding
Postmaster Figttery on Saturday forwarded to Washington the received for carrying mail from four depots to the post office. Bids were sought from James Abtisgine, James nelpa, D. W. Ellenverger and W. Bid.
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Figttery
Washington
Poat
James Abtisgine
James Nelpa
D. W. Ellenverger
W. B Id
Allen's Foot-Ease advert promotes cooling powder for tired feet
An ointment style ad urges readers to use Allen's Foot-Ease powder packed in shoes to relieve swollen feet heat and fatigue. It claims to ease corns blisters and bunions and offers a trial package free and a 2d price from druggists and shoe stores.
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Olmat
LtRoy
Wayne County seeks bids for jail wing construction and cell system
Proposals due June 17 in Wooster for jail wing building and burglar proof sliding cell door system. Separate bids for each class of work plus option for entire wing. Must include certified check equal to five percent and complete drawings. Plans available at the Auditor's office. Eight bids may be accepted or rejected. Signed A B Peckinpaugh County Auditor.
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Auditor's Office
Wayne County
Ohio
Materia S
Sheriff's Resine Ithe Sane
Materix
Cty of
Wooster
Stee
Fuyoisn
Bianka
A. B. Peckinpadgh
Qgsunty
Notice of bids for Chester township school house project
Proposals will be received at the office of the Clerk of the Board of Education of Chester township Wayne County Ohio for building a period house to sub district No 5. Plans and specifications on file. Bid must list all parties interested and be accompanied by sufficient surety. Performance of every work to be secured. Each bid must state the price for labor and material separately. Only lowest responsible bid accepted. Board may reject all bids or accept any bid deemed lowest in aggregate order. Jesse W Ebert, Clerk of Board, Has tasburg May 16 1892.
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Bourd of Education
Chester Township
Wayne County
Yhio
Plana
Radar
Board of Education
Jesse Ww Ebert
Haetasburg
Taka
Wayne County Jail Bond Auction Planned in Wooster Ohio
Auction set for Saturday June 1699 at 10 am in the County Auditor's office Wooster Ohio to sell bonds of Wayne County issued by the Board of Commissioners under section 87 Revised Statutes to fund a jail addition and improvements Bonds dated June 1 1809 bear 4 percent interest payable semi annually in June and December bonds in denominations of 500 with specific lots and redemption details listed for payment through 1904
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Wayer County
Wooster
Ohio
Wayne County
Board of Connymmissioners
For Sale at Union County Courthouse Auction
Fragmented OCR item noting sale at the county courthouse with mentions of fields store and seller name unclear. The readable fragment implies a auction or sale notice at a courthouse location, listing items but with many garbled words and partial place names.
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