Farmers plan clover cutting mid next week
County reports ongoing wheat damage from the fly. Judge Dowell did not adjourn court this week as work on cases continues. Millersburg talks of a Millersburg to Wooster race on Memorial Day were called off. A bench broke during a Shreve armory benefit injuring Frank Bertollette. Reunion plans for the 120th Regt OVl Tuesday June 2 in Cres ton ahead. dinner for members and families at Arcade Hotel and Morehead House. Sheriff Garver sold Lot 673 West Larwill Street for $850. Dr. Firestone treated a left thumb injury to GQ. B. Fry of Chicago connected to B&O. Sheriff Garver returns from Gallipolis Epileptic Hospital with Grover Buchanan improved. County patients stated in good health. Weather: rain hoped by farmers. progress on field work noted. Various local notices include civil service exams, post office staff, and community events.
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Dowell
Millersburg
Wooster
Shreve
Frank Bertollette
Creston Committee
120Th Regt. O V.I
Arcade Hotel
Morehead House
Garver
Catharine Nairn
Dora Shaffer
Gallipolis
Grover Buchanan
Chester Township
Carver
Wayne County
Reunion and races highlight Wooster area notes
Tapert ity calls on old comrades for the 12th Regt reunion at Creaton on June 2. Branstetter to train this week and run the 26 mile road race Saturday. Schiller Fogleson arrives from Mation after word of his mother's illness. she died before he reached Wooster. Miss Emma Scott returns to Mechanicsburg from Madisonburg to care for sick aunt Elizabeth Gant. Horace Whitcomb of Tuscarawas nominated for Congress at New Philadelphia Populist convention. A A Serces of Wooster elected delegate-at-large to the National Convention. David C. McClaran named alternate-at-large. Relatives attend funeral of Miss Flora D Hurst from several states.
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Millersburg
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Geo. Bell
Orrville
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Lakeville
Horace E. Horton
West Lebanon
Fred McKinney
Rush Medical College
Chicago
Van
Ream Eshelman
Swickley
W.D. McClure
Shelby
S. G. Case
Millbrook
A. Wiley
George Kuffum
Akron
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J. W. Reid
HK. M. Quinb
Cincinnati
Dorcas Beer
Bucyrus
J. D. Beer
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Newcomerstown
George Chenny
Sayre Business College of Chicago
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Deer
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New York City
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New York Weekly
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Olaomrades
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Mepe Pee ‘Clarran
Cleveland
Branstetter
Schiller Fogleson
Mation
Emma Scott
Mechanicsburg
Madisonburg
Elizabeth Gant
New Philadelphia
Horace Whitcomb
Tuscarawas County
A. A. Serces
David C. McClarran
Flora D. Hurst
Samuel Hurst
Amos Hurst
Mont Morris
Sue Hurst
H. Milbon
Henry Hurst
Marshkallville
James Atterholt
Hayesville
Daniel Hurst
Wayne County Outlook from Canaan on leases and tests
In Canaan the week saw B F Kaap of Tiffin and J Quiberteen of Johnson and Kaap sign leases across the area, aiming to secure a refinery site if oil exists. Akron firm head Mr. Johnson will join soon to locate test wells. Also announced is a Memorial Day programme at the M E church with a march to the cemetery, sermons, songs, recitations, and an address, led by local veterans and church leaders.
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Claus
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West Salem
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Congress
Wayne County
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Thomas Huseeil
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Easton
Wooster
Mattie Slutz
Thomas Kintner
Hopkinsville
Gideon Musser
P. J Brown
J H Brown
David Reaser
Shreve
Geo. Kline
C. J. Warner
Alda Michael
Gertrude Gardner
Elizabeth Gardner
William Ager
Sharon
Adam Weller
John Manges
Morrland
Isaiah K. Hoff
W P. van Doorn
Commercial House
J. F. Kritton
Highland Park
Henry Warner
John France
Tom Glenn
Epworth League
Memorial Day observances and local notices at Congress
Congress and vicinity observe Memorial Day with a 1 p.m. gathering at Town Hall under Marshal Brown and assistant Patterson, then to the cemetery for ceremonies led by Prof Ludwick and Rev Scott. Remains of 64 locals honored from Revolution, 1812, Civil War, and later. Also reports spring school program, elocution prize, and a list of local visits and social events.
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Congress, O
Congress
Wm.s. Brown
N. M. Patterson
Presbyterian Church
Sam Ludwick
Alexander Scott
West Salem
Geo. I. Woner
Wooster
Pansy Sheppard
South
Congress School
Jennie Clouse
M. E. Church
Canaan
Miss Maude Murray of Shreve Rumored Suicide Attempt
From Shreve comes a report that Miss Maude Murray returned from Wooster last Saturday evening and tried to commit death by own action with laudanum due to trouble with her lover. Friends deny the report, saying she was suffering a congestive chill.
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Shreve
Wooster Beats University 9 to 8 in Fourth Clash
The Wooster team defeats the University by 9 to 8 in the final match of the series amid rough spots and several errors. Gant was seriously injured after being struck on the head by a pitched ball, and Keyser bruised in a collision with a base runner, with two accidents noted in a game less clean than the others.
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the Wooster and University
Gant
Keyser
Summer Corsets Special Value for Cotton Money
Special nice value on summer corsets priced at 85 cents at Beebe. The offer contrasts with their stated 60 cents cotton money value, highlighting a bargain for shoppers seeking affordable undergarments.
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Beebe
Lightning burns barns as Mansfield warehouse dies in fire
In a May storm in Wayne County heavy damage from lightning hits multiple farms. The Aultman and Taylor warehouse at Mansfield is reported destroyed with losses above 100000, while a Doylestown barn owned by postmaster J W Hartel and a Pontius bank barn near Smithville suffer severe fires with hundreds to thousands in losses. Memorial Day events proceed elsewhere as residents recount the thunderstorm.
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Aultman & Taylor Thresher
Mansfield Daily News
Daily Republican
Doyleatown
J. W. Hartel
Smithville
Jacob Pontius
Aultman & Taylor
Wooster Letter List and Fogleson Funeral In Wooster
Post office notice lists remaining letters on May 23 including Miss Dunham and Mrs Fogleson obituary announces Ruth Fogleson widow of David Fogleson aged 81 years 6 months 25 days with five surviving children and funeral at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Wooster Cemetery plans given for interment in Wooster Cemetery
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Wooster, O
Ruth Fogleson
Wooster
East Henry Street
David Fogleson
Fogleson
Christian Smith
Wayne County
Millbrook
Byron Fogieson
Maria Fogleson
Schiller Fogieson
Marion
Irvin Fogieson
Duluth
Minn
Josephine Thomas
Trenton
Wooster Cemetery
Grain Market Notes From Worcester May 27 1896
Worcester market prices for wheat flour and oats, rye, corn and barley, plus produce values including butter, cheese, eggs, potatoes, onions, dried fruits, and poultry. Grain and stock quotations from New York listed for beef, pork, dairy products, oats, wheat, rye, corn, and cattle hogs sheep and lambs with ranges and averages.
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WoosTrer
Frick & Tyler
Jy Head & Oo
New York
Wooster Rail Plan Promises New East West Line
An announcement to hear a plan for a new east west railroad dividing north of the Ft Wayne line and south of it near Wooster promises a major business opportunity. Promoters seek a favorable right of way and swift action, with work to start upon sufficient local support and a hoped revival of trade, industry, and regional prosperity.
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Ft. Wayne
Eaatt
Wooster
H B
Camp
Chicago
Apriland Gazette
H B. Camp
Jeromeville
Big June
Lebanon
Wayne County
Telephones in Massillon face long distance franchise clash
A dispute in Massillon centers on American Long Distance and its bid for a trunk line while promising only long distance service. The Central Union Co and local lines fear loss of control if giants consolidate. Wooster and Massillon councils demand equal treatment for all local exchanges and cross-connection rights.
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Loion Telephone Co
Wooster
Massillon
Amercan Long Distance Telephone and Telegraph Company
Busionesa
Union Telephone Company
Hio
Indiana
Illinois
Central Union
Biz
Western Union
Edison
Central Union Co
Bell Co
Chicago
American Bell Co
Sell Co
Farmers Telephone Company
Wooster Connell
Memorial Day Memorial Programme For Oak Hill Cemetery
A 1806 Wooster program details a 9 o clock Saturday ceremony by the Grand Army of the Republic and the Woman's Relief Corps. Speakers include Jacob Frick and Hor A McClure with a long lineup of aides, guides, divisions, marshals, and churches. The procession departs from North Market and North streets to Oak Hill Cemetery for memorial services, decorations, and music, ending with a return to the Public Square.
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Wooster
Grand Army of the Republic
Woman’s Relief Corps
Jacob Frick
John F. Yar
Euidier
Peat and Womens Relief Corps
Sand
J’ost
Enosfierson
F M Hickok
Double Quartette
Lutheran Church
Ida Hough
Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted as Safe Pile Remedy
The Pyramid Pile Cure is touted as the safest and most widely sold pile remedy, claimed to be the only positive cure besides surgery. Sold by nearly all druggists for 50 cents to a dollar, with a request to write to the Pyramid Co. in Albion, Michigan for materials and testimonials.
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Albion
Mich
United States
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