Wooster Republican May 22 1901 local news brief
The Wooster Republican issue from Wayne County dated May 22, 1901 reports routine telegraph, business news and community notices. The page highlights names and local events typical of a small Ohio newspaper of that era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahy Barwa So
Sverty Seerece
News of Business
Abe
Emily J. Hotsto
Wayne County
Ohio
Immedia
Nannie J. Platter
Wooster
Sil
You Can Earn Expo Trip By Subscribing
A plea to readers to recruit new one year subscribers for The Republican weekly in Wayne county. Top seller wins Pan American Exposition trip with hotel Elmhurst lodging. second place gets travel and expo admission. Encourage neighbors to subscribe and pay for papers. liberal commissions offered for each new sub.
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Buffalo
Fure
Elmhurst
Republican
Wayne County
Snouga
Zive Jour Liberal Commission
Scattered Miscellany On Strikes News and Local Affairs
A jumble of brief notes on strikes disputes and public notices cites The Hague peace movement postwar South Africa and labor arbitration. It mentions Carrie Nation, Pat Crowe, Texsas oil fields, Evansville killings, Miss Zimmerman and the Duke of Manchester debts, Dowie, Mausfela court bans, and Richland county press restrictions.
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Mausfela
Richland County
Akron Route Pan American Huttle Line Opens New Travel
The Pan American Route announces the Akron Route from Oblu to Chautauqua Lake Buffalo Niagara Falls and beyond via a new Western frontier path to New York. Daily trains from Columbus at 50 p.m. and 12:05 noon offer sleeping car and coach services to Buffalo with return trips to Columbus. Stopover privileges and fare details provided by C L Kimball A G P Agent at reland.
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Akron
Mayoth
Pulpis
Oblu
Chautauqua Lake
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
St Lawrence Liver
Canada
Hialo
Uiagara Frontier
New York
Passrohrs
Columbus
Pan-American
Orrville
Ape Saratov Beem Doves Fi Sre
Columbus Union
Saralpe
Niagara Fells
Ordetal
C.L. Kimball
Reland
Wedded at High Noon in Wooster Social Event
A wedding near Wooster united Miss Bessie Snyder, youngest daughter of Josiah J Snyder, to Mr Africwyn Metz, manager at J W Myers grocery. Rev A Thomas officiated at Trinity Lutheran Church with few relatives present. The couple will honeymoon in Cleveland before returning to residence and begin housekeeping in the fall.
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Josiah J Snyder
Bessie
Wooster
Afr
Ciwyn Oof
Hethmety
J W Myers
W Steinmetz
South Walnut Street
A . Thomas Pascr
Trinity Lutheran Church
Uemmets
Nina McNamara
Akron
MccNamara
Schultz sues Chester township board over school payment
Christian Schultz files in Ashland county common pleas court alleging the Chester township board of education bought George Osburn charts and school supplies and issued orders for 8450 dollars, which the board has refused to pay. He seeks judgment for the amount and costs with MecCray and MecCray as his attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Schultz
Board of Education
Chester Township
Wayne County
Ashland County
George Osburn
MecCray & McCray Attorneys
John Fike
Court of Vs. Common Press
Frank Stanford
Ohio
Leo Remus Ross Renalds
Albertis Renolds
Laintiff
Court of Common Pleas
William Stanford
Creston
Canaan
Wayne
Wooster Falls to Buchtel 8–3 in Akron baseball
Wooster led early with 1 run in the first and 2 in the second but a three-base hit by Bruce of Buchtel in the fifth sparked a comeback. Buchtel pulled ahead by seventh and held on as Wooster stranded runners in the ninth. Batteries: Price and Polsky for Buchtel. Neidegger and Follie for Wooster. An exciting game with standout catches and a costly late rally.
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Wooster
Buchtel
Akron
Ye Wooster Boys
Bruce
Sinth
Price
Polsky
Neidegger
Follie
Orins
Buehtel
Maysville Community Notes Retell Local Happenings
Mayville area reports social calls and visits from Ira Johnson and others near Massillon. The Classic Club elected officers. Cloud Steinmetz and Bessie Snyder wed soon. A surprise party for George A Clapper featured music, gifts, and a grand spread at the home of his workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firestone
G C Smith
H. Sweeney
Ralph Plumer
Menno Blough
Mable Nice
Lucile Rockey
Ethel Lerch
Stella McClarran
J. F. Runkle
Classics Club
Blanche McClellan
Margaret Matter
Frances Glenn
Emeline Jesweeney
Alice Browne
Emeline MesSweeney
Bess Davidson
Erma Rowe
Grace Hartmanbrarian
Bess Davidwin
Half Rated to Lincoln Ned excursion tickets offered
May 28 to 27th figures show Baltimore and Ohio Railroad along with German Baptist Brethren Anwal Conference issuing round trip tickets from all local stations to Lincoln Ned for the Ohio river journey. Tickets available until June 30 with payment details and agency notes from ticket agents.
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Lincoln, Ned
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Ohio River
Lincoln
Ned
Baltimore &Ohio RR
Ohio
Kansas City
Sabrate- Tars
Andibe
Streetcar link proposed between Wooster and Massillon
A Massillon dispatch reports seven men operating a line for an electric road between Wooster and Massillon. The route runs from Wooster through Cre Oste, Dalton, East Greenville, and West Brookfield to Massillon. Cleveland investors are connected, and the line may join a system extending to Cincinnati via an Akron route.
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Massillon
Canton News-Democrat
Wooster
Cleveland
Is It Smallpox A Stranger in Mt Eaton Reported Sick
A stranger named McKee from Niles Ohio was traveling by wagon selling soup when he fell ill near Mt Eaton on May 22. Dr Graber suspected smallpox and ordered him out of town. Exposures were reported as authorities set road checkpoints to keep entrants from Mt Eaton away. McKee subsequently reached Massillon later that evening where a riot nearly occurred while attempts were made to quarantine him.
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Glen Dassen
Amos Derr
Jon Orr
Albert Staub
Millersburg
Messrs
Barr
Fisher
Wheeler
Winesburg
Silas Herman
William Johnson
John B. Crosby
Philadelphia
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Ed Motettel
Marshville
Cloud Steinmetz
Bessie Snyder
Snyder
Mon Ho
George A Clapper
Clapper
Vera Capper
Daisy Derr
John Marchand
Aher
MT EaTon
McKee
Niles
Oho
Mt. Eaton
Dr. Graber
Graber
Massilion Independent
Here
T. C. Miller
Canton
D. 5S. Gardner
Board of Death
Mt. Keaton
Massillon
Jacob Hargur
Mowter
Knights of
Pythias
City
Capets Ong
Eisling
J.J. Keiste
Military encampment plan limits and substitutions tighten
An order from Adjutant General Gyger sets encampment rules for NG units. Brigades no longer camp together. regiments may select times and places with HQ approval. Per diems capped at six days, civilian cooks allowed in limited numbers, and signal corps enlistments barred after the order date.
Hartel Pleads Guilty in Cleveland Burglary Case
Otto Hartel son of respected Smithville residents pleaded guilty on Saturday in Cleveland and received a ten year sentence in the state penitentiary for burglary of a drug store. His earlier juvenile years in a life of crime led to the current long term punishment.
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Otto Hartel
Smithville
Cleveland
Hartell
Wooster Defeats Scranton in Tennis Match at Alliance
In a drawn out contest Mt Union College faced Wooster with Henry triumphing over Scranton as the standout player 63 4 8 6. Doubles saw Hills and Lucas for Wooster vs Howell and Hobson for Mt Union in a late start three games completed 4 12 3 and 1 6
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Mt. Union College
Alliance
Henry
Wooster
Scranton
Mt. Union
Scranto
T Hills
Lucas
Howell
Hobson
Mttown
Hillel Lua
I Powell-Hobson
Notable Wooster Pairings in Local Notices
Charles Moses and Lenora McAfee of Wooster. Albert Stauffer and Eldicy Rock of Creston. Cloyd Steinmetz and Bessie Snyder of Wooster.
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Charles Moses
Lenora McAfee
Wooster
Albert Stauffer
Eldicy Rock
Creston Cloyd
Steinmetz and
Bessie Snyder
Wooster Markets corrected by Oraiguebad and Co
Groceries and provisions dealer corrected by D. Trixx. Watches and wheat, flour, grains and related goods described, with prices per barrel and per bushel. OCR errors obscure some details but indicates retail flour pricing and market listings in Wooster.
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Oraiguebad & Co
Doalera
Sale of Municipal Bonds for Doylestown Village Ohio
Bids are invited for the sale of 310,000 in municipal bonds to raise funds for a proposed electric light plant. Bonds mature from one to twenty years, bear six percent interest, and are payable semiannually. Bids must be unconditional at par with a five percent deposit. The village reserves the right to reject any bid.
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Doylestown
Ohio
Taelestown
Lerk
Joseph Mexics
W. R-Hower
Dent
Board of Education
Wayne Township
Wayne County
Madisonburg
Wooster Letter List and newspaper dispute in Creston
In Creston residents oppose Cres ton Journal editor C F Overacker with a circulated petition asking him to curb personal attacks. The next day Overacker reportedly threatened those behind the petition. The Wooster weekly letter list for May 20 1901 is posted at the Wooster post office with names of gentlemen and ladies including A A Dare Gene Franks A I Mowery John O'Brien Wm Tod & Co Mrs Olive Miss Annie Kean Miss Jennie King.
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Creston
Wooster
Creston Journal
C.F Overacker
Fredericksburg
Overacker
Wooster, O
A. A. Dare
Gene
Franks
A. I Mowery
John O'Brien
Wm. Tod & Co
Olive
Annie Kean
Jennie King
T. L. Plattery
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Wember
Tion
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Carrie Nation
Carrie Nationed
Hague
Mr Cudahy
Pat Crowe
Patrick
South Africa
Thina
Texsas
Urrville
Evansville
John Alanamula Dowie
Plaza Road
Oneoicy Township School Board
Ashland
Wooster Buchtel
Maysville
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Ira Johnson
Massilloo
Davidson
M Rieder
Massil
Jas Rieder
ChassSuuvain
Ee Bates
Social Notes
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Signal Corps
Wooster Markets
Hilo
Ed Ws
Everry
The
Bloomberg Clothing Go
Joseph Bloomberg
Webster
Denison
Arizona
Alkali Bill
Shreve
Joseph Correll
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Morrland
John Fire
Fran Ta ‘Aggart
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