Winona Lake Summer Assembly Promises Rest and Recreation
Delightful summer resort at Winona Lake on the Pennsylvania Lines beckons visitors for devotion, rest, and recreation. The Winona Assembly and Summer School opens May 15 with lake excursions and family-friendly programs drawing participants from across the United States. Tickets and contact details are being arranged by the secretary and general manager for travel and attendance.
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Indiana
Winona Lake
Pennsylvania
Winona
Adouatty
Broken Hearted Youth Sentenced After Shooting Death Threat
Earl Hershey a 16 year old farmhand from Baughman township was jailed after shooting Peter Felix in a tragedy that unsettled the town. Chief Leiner and Mayor Van Nest ordered the county jail for the boy as Felix clung to life with improving signs reported later.
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Leiner
Baughman Township
Earl Hershey
Peter Feliz
Lerner
Earl
John Reahm
Jacob Reahm
Felix
Wooster
Hershey
Liner
van Nest
John Hershey
Dave
Mayer van Nest
Weygandt
Burton City
Felix Better
Wayne County Real Estate Transfers In Canaan and Surrounding Townships
A compilation of quitclaim and deed transfers records Henry A Peake to A C Kneatrick for 17 acres in Canaan township Blair Hartzler and wife to John W Shisler for 60 acres in Greene township Barbara A Dych et al to George A Smith for 9 acres in Congress township Catharine Beichenbach to Solomon Villard and wife for 95 acres in East Loni township Daniel Heller and wife to Silas Franks for acres in Wooster township Frank Greenawald and wife to Martha F Nickles for 19 acres in Franklin township Jones C Brown to William Lo Lemy for 140 acres in Wayne and Wooster townships Jon Fraye executor of Michael Simmis to C M Shank for 25 acres in Chippewa township Join Ho Taylor executor of Isaac Barnett to Sarah Looser for acres in Wooster township Trustees Oak Chapel to Frances A Warner for 15 acres in Wooster township.
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Henry A Peake
A C Kneatrick
Canaan Township
Blair Hartzler
John W .Shisler
Greene Township
Barbara A Dych Et al
George A Smith
Congress Town
Frank Greenawald
Martha F Nickles
Franklin Teseratyggy BL
Jones C Brown
William Lo Lemy
Wayne and Wooster
Jon Fraye
Michael Simmis
C M Shank
Chippewa Township
Ho Taylor
Isaac Barnett
Sarah Ao Looser
Wooster Township
Oak Chapel MoEchared Plain Township
Frances A Warner
Sciatic Rheumatism Cured After Fourteen Years of Suffering
Josh Edgar of Germantown Cal recounts fourteen years of sciatic rheumatism and how Chamberlains Pan Balm brought immediate relief and a cure. He urges others to try the liniment, which druggists carry.
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Josh Edgar
Germantown
Cal
Boschee German Syrup Claimed Unique Cure for Consumption
An old newspaper notice touts Boschee's German Syrup as the only preparation on the market that relieves and cures consumption. It argues the remedy grants rest at night, eases the morning dry cough, and promotes free expectoration, with a price of 25 cents for small bottles and 75 cents for regular bottles at druggists.
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Boschee
Wooster Wins Narrow Defeat Of Washington and Jefferson
Wooster defeats Washington and Jefferson 8 to 2 in a pitchers battle on the local grounds. Hughes held the opposition to few hits while Wooster's Whitcraft Muldoon and Abbey delivered decisive plays. Crawford and Eckles anchored both batteries as the game featured sharp defense and timely hitting late.
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Jefferson
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Abbry
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Springer Cf
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Welty
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Shupe
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Eckles
Capitalist Venner jailed for six months in contempt
Clarence H Venner of Boston, head of several water firms, was found guilty of contempt in Springfield United States circuit court. Judge Humphrey fined him $4,000, sentenced him to six months in jail, denied bail and refused appeals or a stay. Venner refused to produce court-ordered records.
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Clarence H Venner
Boston
United States Circuit Court
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
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Farmers’ Loan & Trust Company
Pullman Felace Car Company
Wagner Car Company
New Jersey Court of Chancery
United States Steel Company
New York
Massachusetts
Amalgamated Copper Company
United States
Chingo
Rock Island
San Francisco
Printers Lose to Brushmakers in Fair Grounds Battle
Printers and Brushmakers met Thursday afternoon with the Brushmakers winning by score. Snyder and Berry led the printers while Horn and Cameron opposed. Runs came in bursts, the Brushmakers scoring chiefly in the seventh inning, and the printers showed better individual play but lacked team strength.
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Fairgrounds
Snyder
Berry
Horn
Cameron
Brushmakers
How Can I Cure my Indigestion Kodo Dyspepsia Cure
Recent experiments with X rays show Catarrh of the Stomach stems from repeated indigestion. Kodo, a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia, digests what you eat and purifies the stomach. Sold by Zimmerman & Co and Lau bach & Boyd.
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Zimmerman & Co
Laubach & Boyd
The August Flower Promises Beauty Improvement
A vintage advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a cure for complexion issues by purifying and enriching the blood through a healthy liver. It claims to cure dyspepsia, biliousness, constipation, nervousness, and aids sleep, with trial and regular bottle pricing and drugstore availability.
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Green
Chicago links Umbria bomb to West Side makers
Chicago detectives believe the infernal machine found on the wharf and consigned to the ocean liner Umbria was made in Chicago. They target Russell or Rosseau, suspected bomber, and say local craftsmen J W Seymour, J W Elsenberg, and John Clarke aided the maker near Russell’s apartment. Det Rohan says he has details on where and when the device was produced.
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Umbria
Russell
Rosseau
George W. McClusky
New York
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Carey
G Russell
J. W. Seymour
J W Elsenberg
John Clarke
Seymour
Clarke
Griss
Gems seized by revenue officers fetch near twenty thousand dollars
Revenue officers confiscated about 20000 in gems which were sold at auction in Detroit. Reports from the period note ships arriving and notable political chatter including Judge Harmon of Cincinnati being praised as a possible Democratic candidate.
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Detroit
Oswald
Norfolk
Bertha
Harmon
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Frederick W. Hollis
Germany
Italy
Has. de Pepe
Speen
Century Club Holds Last Regular Meeting At Judge Adsir Home
The Century Club met Tuesday evening at Judge R L Adsir's Beall Avenue residence with good attendance and several ladies present. Prof J G Black led the program on Some Features of British Columbia, recounting his summer trip with Prof W J H Strong and others, with sketches of the region. The club’s annual banquet is planned for Tuesday evening May 26 at the First Presbyterian church parlors, aiming for about 100 attendees. The first meeting of the new year will be at M Glenn's home in Blonington in September, with Judge L R Critchfield the reader.
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R .L. Adsir
Beall Avenue
3. G. Black
British Columbia
First Presbyterian Church
M Glenn
Blonington
L. R. Critchfield
Wooster Enforces Six MPH Speed Limit for Vehicles
The mayor cites complaints and enforces the city speed ordinance restricting any vehicle or animal at more than six miles per hour within Wooster. Offenders face a fine from one to twenty five dollars plus costs, with repeat offenses treated as additional violations.
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Wooster
Impich
A Wife Seeks Divorce for Gross Neglect of Jacob Sigler
Mra Ida Sigler of Wooster petitioned for divorce from Jacob Sigler alleging they wed March 4 and that he has been willfully absent for over ten years. She seeks restoration to her maiden name and custody of their daughter, now married. Also reported are several civil verdicts: Thompson vs Montandon $11.38, E G Ebright vs John Moores $1,242, and Harvey Childs vs Francia Messner for goods sold. Harvey Van Meter sentenced for assault to 60 days in Canton workhouse and a $10 fine.
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Ida Sigler
Wooster
A D Metz
Jsacob
Sigler
Thompson
Ebright
John Moores
Harvey Childs
Francia Messner
Hervey Hubbell
John C Morrifor
Messner
Eason
Harvey van Meter
Canton
Prospers Under Culties as Ohio Peach Crop Promises
A scrambled collection of headlines and opinions notes Ohio's peach crop prospects, Chicago politics, and national figures. Mentions include Jerry Simpson, Pierpont Morgan, Cleveland, Carter, and Chicago's hog slaughter milestone cited by the Philadelphia Bulletin.
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Ohio
Ohio State Journal
Local Wooster Notice Highlights Kidney Pills Trial
A Wooster resident, Hugh Collins of 105 East North Street, reports relief after using Deans Kidney Pills from Zimmerman & Co. He describes back and kidney troubles from factory work and says the first box brought relief and a full course stopped the pain and improved secretions.
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Buffalo
New York
Hugh Collins
East North
T. Moulder
Zimmerman & Co
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Electric road progress from Cleveland to Wooster inches toward July finish
The Cleveland Wooster electric line employs over 150 workers between Wooster and Creston in various stages of track laying and road construction. Management aims to have the line ready for operation by July 1 and expresses cautious optimism about meeting the target. Col Hard confirms ongoing efforts and belief in success.
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Cleveland
Wooster
Creston
Col Hard
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Salt Rheum in Two Days
A reader from Cove Point Maryland reports relief from chronic eczema after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. The letter claims rapid improvement and a lasting cure, noting the skin condition vanished and did not return.
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills advertisement
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills claim to rid the blood of all impurities and cure eruptions. The prose urges readers to take the remedy now for health benefits.
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Hood
Ohio proposed tax amendment constitutional clause history
This article reproduces a 1902 Ohio General Assembly joint resolution proposing a taxation amendment to the state constitution. It details classification and uniformity rules, exemptions for religious and charitable property, and ballot wording for voters. The document bears signatures of Speaker W McKinnon and Senate President Carl Nippert, with certification by Secretary Lewis C Laylin in 1903.
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Hinx Im
Secretary
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Gether
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Stat
Uckinno Ison
House of Representatives
F B Archer
Senate
Ametica
Ohio
I. Lewis GC. Laylin
Ohiio
State of Ohio
Proposed Ohio constitutional amendment on county representation
A 1902 Ohio proposal would amend section 2 and article 11 to adjust county representation. It defines how many representatives a county earns by population ratios and requires one representative per county. Voters would see Amendment to section 2, article 11 Yes or No on the ballot.
Ohio voting on single liability amendment to constitution
Ohio electors to decide on November first Tuesday after the first Monday in 1903 whether to amend Article XIII Section 8 to impose liability on stockholders only for unpaid stock. Ballots offer single liability or against single liability options. resolution dated April 20, 1902 certified as a true copy by the Ohio Secretary of State.
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Nckinnon
House of Representatves
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Senate
United States of America
Lewis C. Laylin
General Assembly
Columbus
McKnixon
House of Representatives
Ian BL. Nippert
United States
America
Lewis
Laylin
State of Ohio
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