Savings at Dry Goods Sale Offer and Bargains
An advertisement lists numerous discounted dry goods including silk casts at 298, 4.00 and 5.00, colored percale shirts at 25c, white lawn waists at 48c, 75c and 88c offers, ribbed vests 5c and 15c, wash separte waist and skirt suits, baby bonnets, ready to wear dresses in calico, ladies mercerized petticoats 48c and 88c, silk taffeta skirt 4.98, wash silks 5c, 24 inch foulard silk 50c, India linen lawn remnants, wide all silk ribbon 1c, lace 3c, curtain poles 8c and 10c, felt winnow shade at 1c, cloth shade 20c, spools Clark’s machine cotton 5c.
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India
Gmerth
Lace Curtain and Corset Lot Sale
Lace curtains offered at 88c with original value of 1.00. Ruffled sun bonnets 15c. Summer corsets 24c with extra quality net. Summer girdle corsets 25c, valued 50c. Extra good Summer and Jean corset case fast colored lawns 5c, worth 8c. Floor oil cloth 28c, value 35c.
Cuba A Free Republic Proclaimed in Havana
Special to The Review reports that Cuba’s republic was born at noon with the transfer of power from the United States to the new Cuban government. American flags were lowered and Cuban flags raised, as Cabanas fortress fired 45 guns and harbor warships fired 41 guns to mark the event.
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Havana
United States
Cabanas
Union
Favorite Prescription Helps Weak Women Heal
An 19th century testimonial extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for female weakness and related ailments. The letter from Mrs. George A. Strong cites improved strength, regularity, and relief after using multiple Pierce medicines, highlighting renewed energy and gratitude for the treatment.
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Mel
Jen
Pierce
Memorial Day Tornado Toll and Parade Plans
A May 20 tornado in Goliad and Suiston Texas killed about eighty and injured ninety five with property losses around 200000 dollars. The storm damaged 150 stores and homes, with debris hindering rescue efforts. High winds near Pittsburg and Des Moines caused further structural damage. Memorial Day programs in Wooster feature Judge Frank Taggart as president, Rev H Ostauffer as vice president, Capt J B Taylor as chief marshal, and a parade, cemetery rites, and speakers including Judge R M Campbell, with detailed marching order and ceremonies at the cemetery and speaker’s stand.
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Goliad
Texas
Suiston
Tex
Frank Taggart
Rev H.ostauffer
J B. Taylor
Rv. ML. Campbell
Ashland
French Gov Thanks Chicago Mayor for Martingie Sufferers Relief
The French government sent official thanks for Chicago a prompt expression of sympathy and relief for Martingie sufferers. Henri Merou the French consul presented the letter to Mayor Harrison in Wooster Ohio dated May 19 1902.
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France
Gilféngo
Chicago
Martingié
Henri Merou
Harrison
State station budget and board actions cited by General Assembly
The article lists appropriations for the Experiment Station by the General Assembly for various expenses including board of control, illustration, sub stations, repairs, tuberculosis investigation, animal industry, library equipment, and general construction. It notes the State Board of Agriculture receiving transferred duties from the State Live Stock Commission and upcoming joint meetings in Columbus and Wooster to finalize administrative plans. It also mentions staff changes: Miss Ida L. Fetel appointed assistant botanist, Ayres granted leave, and Fay Blayney hired to cover in her absence.
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General Assembly
Board of Control
Kwae
State Board of Agriculture
State Live Stock Commission
Sate
Board of Agriculture
Columbus
Wooster
Thorne
Ida L. Fetel
Miss Ayres
Fay Blayney
Destructive Texas tornado devastates Goliad and Houston
A powerful tornado ripped through Goliad Texas on Sunday afternoon leaving death and destruction in its wake. Reports list about sixty dead and numerous injured with churches and homes destroyed along a mile long path. Separate storm events in San Antonio Fort Sam Houston and surrounding areas caused extensive property damage with no further fatalities reported at press time.
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Dallas
Tex
Goliad
Sapee Artrete
Texas
Mrs. Johnson
Margaret Ret Pope
Stuart Dia
Pinkie Lott
William Lott
Purl
Maud
Alice
Augustine
Stopple
Wit Mossyellam Hoard
Joe “Savage
Farinette
Phosa Savage
Fort Sam Houston
Darnard
West End
St Jarus College
Academy of the Lady ‘of the Sacred Heart
Houston
Victoria
Eldea
Cuero
Forbes
Beeville
Catarrh Cure Marketed as Constitutional Remedy
Advertisement-like text claims catarrh is a constitutional disease best treated systemically rather than locally. It touts a proprietary remedy promising a hundred dollars for any case, asserting a universal cure and disputing past medical opinions.
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Toledo
Obioz
Eure
Fragmented line of verse notes amid sparse clipping
A cryptic clipping mentions a bride and many friends dwindling to one, with references to Rocky-Mountain Teg and a price of 35 cents. Names and clear details are unclear, leaving only fragmented lines and stray phrases.
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Rocky—Mountain
Jen
Repair of Methodist church highlights beauty and sermons
After six weeks of repairs, Marhagish Methodist church reopen ed with Rev F A Gould of Maneftald delivering morning and evening sermons on Temples of the Living God. He urged building a beautiful church as a dwelling place for God, praised fresco work under Samet Merz and the carpet by A J Predrick Co in a greenish shade, and noted the church committee members and painters involved.
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F A. Gould
Maneftald
Gould
Fr Gruatf
Merzier
Andadr
A. J. Predrick & Co
J. 3S Cooley
JP Bronagh
Mes Dryall
A. Dix
S&s
H Williams
Mire Gaon
Mra Cooley
Adair
Mieam HE Baumgardner
G W Osuyer
Petty Offenders and Disturbances Reported at Local Saloon
Police arrested several individuals after a disturbance at Conrad & Co. Two men identified as Ft and William Zimmerman were charged with $1 and costs. Willan escaped with a dollar and costs. John Young of Wayne township was jailed for similar issues, receiving a dollar and costs. Jacob Smith of Durham on a periodical spree faced Marshal Leiner, with the usual fine and costs. Stringer Garion of Wooster also taken in, asked to contribute $5 and costs.
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Indeluala
William Zimmerman
Praney
Conrad
Gretst
Willan
Ae Joho Young
Wayne Township
Omeers Boono
Joho
Jacob Smith
Durbank
Marshal Leiner
Saito
Stringer “ Gariog
Wooster
Greist Gariog
Wooster Defeats Kenyon In Low-Scoring Ball Game
Wooster built a 4 0 lead early as Kenyon started strong with two runs but faltered. Kenyon managed only one hit off Idem while Wooster continued to hit and capitalize on visitor miscues, piling up eleven tallies. Crumies Doug Ten struck out three, time 1.50, umpire Lure.
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Xeosen
Wrad
Tiger
Wooster
Ube
Ohaneorship
Kenyon
Woonste
Birthes
Tan
Iden
Kenyvorrm
Episcopalians
Crumies
Doug Ten
Glaser
Nydengar
Lure
Smyser Named Temporary Chairman at County Convention
At the Republican County Convention in the City Opera House on Saturday afternoon Judge L. Smyser served as temporary chairman and Hervey Hubbell acted as secretary to select delegates for the State Congressional and Judicial Conventions.
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Cites Opera House
L. Smyser
Hervey 2
Found Dead in Clinton Township Home
Joseph Buchér a 67 year old Clinton township resident was found dead in bed tonight by a relative. Emergency doctors were summoned but pronounced him dead at the scene. Officials expect routine procedures to determine the cause of death.
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Joseph Buchér
Clinton Township
Ailad
Caliand
Apple crop outlook tied to sparse rains and fertilization
West Lebanon resident Joan Budd cites scant rainfall during blossom drop as boosting expectations for a large apple crop. She notes fertilization dust remaining on seeds and two flower parts contact key to fruit set, while inspectors from Wayne Bote and Loan Co report bustling towns with new enterprises, housing, streets, and employment.
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Joan Budd
Lebanon
Kicked in the Head Causes Civilian Injuries in Wooster
Reports describe a fall in Wooster last week as a man was knocked to the ground while a nurse frightened. The incident left several people injured, including Misses Tithe and Liz Ye Schulte. Separate notices announce Pennsylvania Lines schedule changes effective May 25 and a July unveiling for a war memorial with seats for young hens and chicks weighing one pound each.
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Sterlin
F A. Goffinet
Bray Harperer
Aise
Ellile
Wadsworth
Beame
Tithe
Lizye Schulte
New Philadelphia
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A.J. Fredrick & Co
Justin Underwear
Clark
A. J Fredrick
Wooster, Ohio
Abe
Cuba
Free Republic
Pittenare-Kai
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Des Moines
Waterloo
Ty Gemer
North Market Street
North Street
Market Street
Cemetry
Janes B. Taylor
John S. McClure
Quintin M. Gravatt
David Nice
Geo. W. Spangler
Tony Aultman
Aldegoo
University of Wooster
Given Corps
W. R
Kieffer Circle
W. KR. C
G. A R
Daughters of Veterans
Schoel
Oddfellow
J H. Deeds
Will Myere
Will Whitmore
H. J. Crowl
J. P
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Gettysburg
Jesse McClellan
R M. Camp
America
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Drfris
Dubuque
Waterlon
Great Western
Here
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McGregor
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Li Cluidhurst
St Joseph Mo
Great Western Colway
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Cicago Or
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Kansas
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Kingman
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WeGregor
Foshee
New York
Texas and
Meyean Rate Wi
van Vleeh
Thre
Gavs
de Rovhaneau
Rochamtwas
Washington
Septu
Aude
Gonsul-Prentiss
Hémains
Fort de France
Martinique
St Pierre
Hritib
Thomas T Prentiss
Congress
Teler
Cole
Platt
Conn
Teller
Michigan City
Ind
Isaac Sloan
Kentucky
Secret Service
Roosevelt
Sloan
Indiana
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Micers
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Whitcraft
Ren Yoon
Braindon
Romly
Takper
Clarke
Morris
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Renyun
Smyser
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Perreas
Pennsylvania
Pitsburg
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Ante Beaty
Sacola
Pndcayven
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