Kidney disease cure claims spread across states
An advertisement proclaims high standing for Morrow's Kid-ne-gids with reports from Buckeye State and other regions. It quotes K. Peter Smith of Mansfield Ohio praising relief from back pain rheumatism and kidney trouble after using the yellow tablets sold at 25 cents per box by druggists with orders to John Morrow Chemists Springfield Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teay
Morrow
Buckeye
K. Peter Smith
North Street
Mécsillon
Ohio
Stoen
Thora
All Deugyiss and
Luaubath & Boyd
John Morrow Xchemists
Spoogfield
Obfo
Unclear text fragment on weather and events
The readable lines describe weather shifts and a few named items. Key entities or actions are obscured by garbled OCR, making it difficult to extract concrete events, dates, or locations for a coherent summary.
Weather, politics mix in odd newspaper ramble
A fragmented editorial style piece weaves weather notes with political hints and local color. Mentions of Dewey, McKinley era figures, storms, and civic scenes appear alongside stray names and nonsensical fragments, creating a loosely connected, period voice about public life.
Wooster High Wins Narrowly Over Mt Union In Canton
Wooster High School soldiers to a tight 7 4 victory over Mt Union on the Canton campus Friday afternoon. Wooster's strong pitching and steady defense carried the day while Mt Union countered with semi professional hitters and a tough lineup. The game featured heavy hitting, late runs, and a deciding stretch that edged the visitors in the final innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Union
Pa“Bagge
Big Wooster Tegnisas Ray Raprareel
Ged Pepee
Isaboad
Ara Pot Aiake
Wolfe
Canton
Detroit
Mich
Zanesville
Mrs Elizabeth Dreher Stinebring Dies at 72 in Hametown
Mrs Elizabeth Dreher Stinebring aged 72 died of dropsy Wednesday evening at her home in Hametown after a long illness. Funeral services will be held on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Dreher Stinebring
Hametown
McMillin Receives Material Salary Increase at Memorial Presbyterian
The Dayton News notes Memorial Presbyterian church trustees issued a circular announcing a salary raise for Rev. F N McMillin, pastor for two years. In that period the church gained members despite deaths and removals, with a net increase of over 60 percent. McMillin's energetic precinct work and sociable manner earned broad esteem in the community and among his fellow clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Mev. N. McMillen
Memorial Presbyterian Church
F.N. McMillin
Old Pioneer Dies in Elvaston Illinois
Joseph Thompson, born September 28, 1823, died May 15, 1900, in Elvaston Illinois after paralysis. A longtime resident of Wayne and Ashland counties, he was widely known in the area. He leaves a wife and several grown children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thompson
Elvaston,ll
Joseph Thompson
Wayne
Ashland
Aife
Death Notice of John Flory in Co C Regiment
John Flory a private in Company C, 107th O. V. I. died at home while planting corn. He was held in high regard by neighbors. Funeral from the house at 9 a.m. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Flory
Iron shortage stalls Frick library tower progress
Still no iron. The Republican notes attractors for the Frick library building cannot obtain the iron and needful materials. Progress is badly delayed as a handful of stone cutters are not at regular work. Mills promise shipment from May 23, but this seems doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Frick
Boy Bitten By Dog in Friday Incident
Harvey Keit, a promising young carner, was playing with a friend when a large dog owned by his playmate savagely attacked him. The dog bit his arm and face, sending him bleeding and fainting. Dr Hunt treated the wounds and declared the bite not rabid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Keit
Friday Morries
Teok
Harvey
Hunt
Bride Brings Home Lieutenant Walter P Wiley
Lieutenant Walter P Wiley of the revenue service surprised his Wooster friends by returning this week with a bride. The wedding to Miss Ella A Tankersley occurred Monday evening in Baltimore at the home of Mrs P Pedro, sister of the bride. Thomas Tankersley, owner in the oyster business, is connected to the packing trade. The ceremony was quiet with only close friends and relatives in attendance. Mrs Wiley is warmly welcomed to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter P Wiley
Frands
Baltimore
Pedro
Ella A Tankersley
Thomas Tankersley
Wife Seeks Alimony from Cotterman in Wayne County Case
Mrs Sarah B Cotterman petitions Wayne County Court of Common Pleas for alimony from Harris v. Cotterman. Married March 1993 in Orrville, they have two children Hazel 6 and Cade Peevey Cotterman. She alleges separations and Cotterman’s earnings support her and children, requests monthly allowance and potential further relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah B Cotterman
Wayne
Neysert
Wiasur
Sam
Big Prairie Zephyrs Correspondence
The Republican News notes a warm morning with frost risk, a 48 degree reading, and farming news from Big Prairie. Bud Frye returns from North Carolina, corn and potato planting progress, moisture favorable for germination, and social visits including Miss Fthel Kristy and Zeta Freer. Mrs AyIsworth travels to Lake Fork for her father’s illness, and births announced for May 12, 1900, a son to Orum Smith and wife. Carey McAfee and family return from Wooster. Bennett and Olen Scruby back from Indiana, with Jennie Sprang visiting Shreve this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frye
North Carolina
Corp
Kristy
Wooster
Zeta Freer
Mod. AyIsworth
Lake Fork
J W. Newkirk
Orum Smith
Paul Aylsworth
Carey McAfee
F. Aylsworth
Bennett
Olen Scruhy
Indiana
Jennie Sprang
Shreve
Aged mother Ellen Correll dead after long illness
Mrs Ellen Correll wife of Joseph Correll of Franklin township died at 6am Friday from a complication of diseases tied to injuries from a runaway accident. Nearly 75, she was born in Cumberland County PA and lived in Wayne County since childhood. Surviving children include John Correll Carbondale Kansas and several others. 27 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Sister to ex-Postmaster Samuel Metzler and Mrs C D Hughes of Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Correll
Joseph Correll
Franklin Township
Correll
Cumberland County
Pennsylvania
Wayne County
Church of God
John Correll
Carbondale
Kan
D.W. Ellenberger
Wooster
A Gna Toland
Big Horn
Wyo
W. V. Jeffries
el Paso
Jdr
Manvil
Tex
Owen Correll
Newkirk
Okla
George
Frank
Hettie
Stanza
Primo Correll
Franklinnship
Samuel Metzler
C. D. Hughes
Pennsylvania Company Counts Daily Travel Across Crossings
The Pennsylvania Company records daily passage of people carriages and wagons over street and road crossings along the line to gauge average travel. Section men tally trespassers. At East Liberty and East South streets at e-Lanp the crossings are being monitored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Company
East Liberty
East South
e-Lanp
Journey to Manila Bay 1900 Diary Entry
Soldier James Serra writes from Manila April 1900 after a voyage from San Francisco to Manila Bay. He describes crossing 6610 miles, landing near Pasig River, city cleanliness, Catholic churches, locals under U S control, transport via horses and water buffalos, and daily life with friends from Wooster. He notes heat, mosquitos, and a few skirmishes on the firing line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Th. Ismith
Lata Airy
Potloln TV
Bea JoMergon
Philippines
Port
Pea
Laditeeo
Manila
San Francisco
Manila Bay
Pasig
Frigen
Honolulu
Magasaki
Japan
Whale
San Frascino
Mans'a
U's
Ots
Halvary
United States
Thes Islands
Liaon
Uwlila
Wooster
Hayser
JA Serra
Infanirt
Royal Baking Powder Co Ad at 100 William St New York
An item from an old newspaper page shows the Royal Baking Powder Company address at 100 William Street, New York, likely part of an advertisement or business listing. The note preserves the historical corporate name and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contolding &'Co
Tiorneyat-Law
Ofice
McClarran
Berty
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Smallpox Quarantine Eases at Maysville
State Board of Health officials conducted no examinations and pronounced cases genuine. A conductor and family of three were taken ill but are improving. Reports mention quarantine easing for victims in Maysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysville
State Board of Health
Wooster Man Promoted To Passenger Conductor Role
Conductor Daniel McLain, long a popular Wooster Work train leader, has been promoted to a passenger conductor position with duties to begin May 20. Christ Hammier of Alliance will take over the work train conductor role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pew
Pennsylvania
Wooster
Daniel McLain
McLain
Christ Hammier
Alliance
Mr McLain
Stricken Down Old Reedsburg Resident Dies of Paralysis
William D Adams, longtime Reedsburg resident, died after a stroke Tuesday morning. He had been ill for some time but nothing serious was expected. While seated, a sudden stroke left him unconscious, and he died within moments. He would have celebrated his 73rd birthday on May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Adams
Reedsburg
New Coal Mines and Stone Quarries at Doylestown
A Great Vein of Stone reports new coal mines and stone quarries at Doylestown opening busy season. The piece notes a vein of red and white stone, better quality than Holmes County stone, and a 30 foot white sandstone strata. Democratic primary caused unrest. public schools to close mid June with seven graduates Metta Tage, Mattie Myers, Anna Hott, Flta Johns, Kitcie Eile, Ray Putt, Ray Hornberger. Local dwellings improvements and Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy endorsed by Druggist AW Saw tele of Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyrassow
Hharbert
Trewrstad
Roel
Sormo
Holmes County
Boac
Metta Tage
Mattie Myers
Anna Hott
Flta Johns
Kitcie Eile
Ray Putt
Ray Hornberger
Pension Granted to Widow of Civil War Soldier
Representative McDowell secured a pension for Mrs Eliza M Clark widow of Jehiel Clark a private in Company F 75th New York Volunteers. Pension began August 18 1892 at four dollars monthly later 10 dollars monthly from April 12 1899 to her husband's death. Claim for widow's pension pending due to prior Pension Bureau delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vos
Mrlark
Pension Bureau
Two Wayne County Residents Sail for Europe on World Fair Trip
H F LeHan of Smithville departs Wednesday for New York to sail to Europe for part of the summer. She will visit Paris for the World’s Fair and other continental locales. Sir Brooneman of Orrville also plans to sail on the same ship, selling goods along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.F LeHan
Smithville
New York
Europe
Continent
Pari
Brooneman
Orrville
Wooster Drugists Offer PAZO Piles Guarantee
An authorized druggist offers PAZO OINTMENT with a no cure no pay guarantee. It claims to cure itching bleeding protruding piles in six to sixteen days, with one application providing relief. Also advertised is Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin promising to cure constipation indigestion sick headache and stomach trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Charitable aims spark debate over wealth and remedies
A rich man pledges to donate most of his fortune to charity, sparking discussion on whether such acts equal the good from other efforts. The note highlights Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a longtime remedy for constipation and dyspepsia, Ely’s Cream Balm for catarrh, and Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin for infants, with testimonials and cautions about cures and scams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostetter
Ely
J. W. Davidson
Monmouth
Ill
Pretty Twilight Wedding at Wooster Home
Charles B. Lawrence and Zell Alta Ends wed on a porch altar near Wooster. Rev G C Smith officiated as flower girls led the way in white and pink. Guests enjoyed elegant refreshments and warm wishes for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Charles B. Lawrence
Zell Alta
Hdur
G C. Smith
Misses Strong
Fun
Afternoon Wedding Unites Lilian Stevens And W Moore
At 4 30 pm Thursday in the bride’s home John Stevens and wife officiated as Lilian Stevens wed W Moore a popular tailor. The ceremony occurred before a few friends and relatives. The couple left at 4 45 pm for Akron and Cleveland as a surprise announcement noted Archie secured a license and married quietly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stevens
West Liberty Street
C. Manly Rice
Lilian Stevens
and W. Moore
Shis
Moore
Akron
Cleveland
Mast Liberty Street
Archie
Eclipse of Sun May 28 Scheduled
The sun eclipse on May 28 will be the first in 11 years and the next total eclipse will occur 1 percent years from now. The event will be visible in this section but not in totality. It begins at 7 20 a m and ends at 9 35 f a m.
Great healer pounds sores to a toe a hw old banner
A fragmented old banner mentions guaranteed-for cuts, highlighting a healer’s claim to cure sores on a toe. The readable items emphasize healing prowess and a promotional tone without clear dates or locations.
For Burial Effelfinger Aged About 77
Obituary note records a burial for Effelfinger aged about 77 on Tuesday evening at the O after a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effelfinger
McDowell Seeks renomination in Ohio district race
A letter from John A. McDowell, House of Representatives Washington May 15 1900, urges support for renomination in the Wayne County Ohio district. He cites experience and claims Wayne County is pledged to McClaran, while noting efforts to recruit McDowell from other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes
Himj J
John A
Wooster
House OF Representatives
Washington
Wayne County
Congress
Ohna
Mcdowell
Holmes County
McClarran
Boy Bit Tongue In Fever Ordeal Near Wooster
Winkler, son of David Winkler living near Wooster, suffered a violent fever and bit off the end of his tongue, leaving a string at one side. He was brought to town where doctors Lehr and Barrett sewed the parts together. He is healing well but his appetite is poor as he is fed cream and broth, his weight dropping from 190 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winkler
David Winkler
Wooster
Wohlers
Wayne County Picnic Association fixes date and place
The Hierarite Committee of the Wayne County Correspondents Picnic Association met in Bricker's office with Bricker presiding. Smithville was chosen as the location and Tuesday August 16 was set as the date. Dr Sullivan Mina Scott and Geo Kettler were named to draft resolutions on the death of Chas. Eoshftz, president. Brown of Rams Loro to speak at Point Breeze roady.
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Wayne County
Orton
Reptublan
J.W Bricker
Association
H. J. Sullivan
Comgress
Smithville
Sullivan
Mina Scott
Cahaira
J W. Bricker
Ule
jGeo Kettler
Woostar
Chas
Eo Shftz
Rer Hagih
Brown
Rams Loro
Point Breeze
Had bad fall at Lodi injures worker on ladder
A worker in Lodi suffered a bad fall on Friday when a ladder slipped during work. He fell about ten feet, sprained a limb, and was forced to seek care due to the painful injury. The incident prompted medical attention and likely time off work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thinicuth
Lodi
Discoverer of Swamp-Root at Work in His Laboratory
A controversial health ad touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal cure for kidney bladder and urinary troubles. It claims the remedy cures thousands and offers a free sample bottle by mail from Kilmer Co Binghamton NY, urging readers to mention the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
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EYE and Ear
Ofice—Downing Block
Beall Ave
Bowman
New York Eye and Ear Institute
Stoll
Stoll & Ryall
Ryall
North Market
County
Dr Stott
Beall Avenue
H. N. Mateer
Buckeye Streets
P.O .Prest
David Thomas
RM. Kramer
Assi Cashier
C.E. Obliger
Teller Board OF Directors
Martin Wielker
BE. Hawiey
Curtis V Hard
J. R. Zimmerman
L P Obliger
Hayne
Jacob Fahy
R. Overnott
Frost
Jm, Crirey
Toller
Cauhter
Prigk
Bloc
Wooten
ELY Brothers
Warren Street
Harbaugh
A. B. Chase Piano
THE
Winkler Horse CO
GSTH
W. J. Winkler
J. & Eshelman
W. H. Wiler
Liberty Sq
Aguinat
Ouinaide
Tretoria
Aster
Mas DeWey
Ose
Geore
St Reosis
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Dewey
Oxpur
Tr Mc Dewedi
Connypess
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Hood
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Moose Lake
Minn
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Leyla
van Nest
Harber
Wang
Iunings
Anten
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Krug
Jindor
Sendor
Harrington
Guill Merrick
Waham Landis
Houston
Finley
Lowry
McConnell
S Prouts
Breed
Miser
Evans
Smith
Shape McCurdy
Rinlbue
Elvaston, Il
Soles Ton
Saltcreek Township
Frick Library
Harvey Keim Savaryy
Walter Wiley
Baltimore, Md
BIG Prairie Zephyrs
the Republican
Bar Ab Grrath
James Lehb Af
Fferkopl
Pip Ger
C. Gorgiu
Lilonico
Wooster Man
Dan McLain
Doylestown
AW. Sawtele
Hartford
Conn
Laubach & Boyd
Kmay
Mrg. C. A. Trudgkmiller
Dkmay
Foley
Alwa
Bond
Laubach & & Zimurma & Co
Zella Alta
Arch W. Moore
Liliantevens
Wayne County Correspondents’ Picnic Association
Wilbur
Woll Ag
Mitvauteo
Nka
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