City School Diploma Recipients Class of 1902 Named
The list of 38 students graduating in 1902 from city schools includes 18 girls and 20 boys. Names shown include Robert Bricker Ralph Correll Wright Culbertson Rowland Curry Will Dietz Charles Derr Henry Dieh Fred Ellsperman Donald Foss Will Gesselman Scott Harry Rhea Lucas James McQuin Harvey Milles Isa Noggle Ralph Plumer Justus Borhaus Clifford Scotland Clyde Warner Victor Wilhelm Lacey Barrett Christina Bruce Mary Callahan Alice Davis Mary Dean Edith Fulton Maud Geigey Edna Hanna Grace Maxwell Mary McMary Mabel Oberdusky Billa Rhodes Clara Schoph Mary Snyder Esther Swartz Margaret Taggart Fannie Unger Mamie Yinkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bricker
Ralph Correll
Wright Culbertson
Rowland Curry
Harvey Milles
Isa Noggle
Ralph Plumer
Justms Borhaus
Clifford Scotland
Clyde Warner
Victor Wilhelm
Lacey Barrett
Christina Bruce
Mary Callahan
Alice Davis
Mary Dean
Edith Fulton
Maud Geigey
Edna Hanna
Grace Maxwell
Mary McMary
Mabel Oberdusky
Billa Rhodes
Clara Schoph
Mary Snyder
Esther Swartz
Margaret Taggart
Fannie Unger
Mamie Yinkey
Proud Ohio regiments recall Santiago evacuation
Major E H Hathaway recalls meeting American troops in Santiago as the Eighth Ohio paraded through the city after the Spanish evacuation. He notes most regiments moved by back streets while the Ohio unit halted at the center to hear Yankee Doodle, calling it the most igniting moment of the campaign.
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E.H Hathaway
Chicago
Santiago
Eighth
Ohio
Highth-Ohio
Eighth Ohio
Rolling Up Their Sleeves at the University
Dew tid Was tardy possession of some of the university boys. At Pan-American Exposition the sleeve fad arose turning shirtsleeves to the elbows. This spring the fashion spread to Hoover cottage girls and some fraternity men. A student who rolled sleeves into class startled the professor who asked him to prepare to retire. A rival with turned sleeves walked past observers, claiming it was the same trend.
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Wooster
Hoover Cottage
Yung Divo Zvi
Inquiry messages on Archie Buchanan Monahon death in Wooster
Mayor Smith received a communication from Wilmerding Pennsylvania asking to locate Archie Buchanan and inquire about Patrick Monahon’s hired team from a year ago. Monahon died Monday in Wooster. details cite relatives, livery stables, and account of Monahon’s sister’s marriage. Buchanan, once of Dalton, now in Chicago. Peter Buchanan phoned from Dalton about disposition of Monahon’s body.
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Republican
Wilmerding
Arlint
Monshon
High School annual due Friday the thirteenth at commencement
Beaver county readers note a fine flooded horse from Pennsylvania arrives via Rev. Littell and a new phaeton marks a stylish turnout. The thirteenth annual will be issued June Thirteenth, the same day as graduation for a bright class led by Rowland Curry and Donald Foss. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad seeks firemen, with Agent C W Kisling receiving an urgent telegram.
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W. A. Littell
Beaver County
Pennsylvania
Rowland Curry
Donald Foss
Shreve Commencement Promises Diverse Orations and Diplomas
The seventeenth annual Shreve commencement will be held next Thursday in the armory with several Wooster attendees. The program includes prayers, multiple student orations by Ralph H. Greeger, Esther Clair, Florence Eddy Lee, and others, a Bible Music segment, class prophecy by Ruth Barcus, and the presentation of diplomas by President of the Board Dr. H. B. Bertolette.
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Wooster
Earl G Carl Oration
Webster
Abbart
Ralph H Bertolette
Minister Appointed to Fill Indigent Soldiers’ Relief Post
The late John S. Caskey served as Secretary of the Indigent Soldiers' Relief Commission at death. Judge Eason filled the vacancy and named Rev. W. P. Schott of West Salem to complete the term.
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John S. Caskey
Indigent Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Judge Eason
Mr. Caskey
W. P.schott
West Salem
Overworked Congressman Says Electric Bitters Restored Health
Mark, Missouri's brilliant congressman, writes that after campaign overwork he collapsed from nervous tension and loss of sleep. He credits three bottles of Electric bitters with restoring his health and easing his condition.
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Mark
Missouri
Hunting Seasons and Rules Under State Game Laws
Deputy Game Warden Michael Bauer announces hunting periods for quail woodcock squirrel rail plover snipe wild ducks geese swan coots and muddy hens with season dates from November to December and August to September for some species. Limits include 18 quail and 26 ducks per day, no Sunday hunts for waterfowl, and a list of prohibited actions plus a $25 non resident license and stiff penalties for violations.
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Michael Bauer
Ohio
Republican Convention Delegates and Officers Named
The Wayne county Republican convention held in Cleveland selected A. S. McClure as temporary chairman and W. B. Bryson as temporary secretary. Delegates to the state convention were named with four alternates, and a seven member executive committee was chosen to appoint delegates to upcoming congressional and judicial conventions.
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Cleveland
Wayne County
W.B. Bi ‘Stsman
Waynag County
A. S. McClure
W.B Bryson
McClure
M. L. Smyser
Wooster
E. D. McIntire
Orrville
Wo A ¢Raig
Suspect Betts Freed After Newark Inquiry
Harry Betts, captured by Charles Oyler, was released Wednesday evening after Newark officers, who were pursuing three men for horse theft, spoke with Marshal Lerner by phone and concluded Betts was not one of the suspects. Betts had been charged with jumping a freight train, pleaded iry to the charge, and paid a dollar and costs. He was escorted to the Pennsylvania depot by Officer Griest, who noted Betts bought a ticket for Shdish, Pa claiming potential employment. The Newark description of Betts’s companions did not match the wanted men.
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Harry Betts
Charles Oyler
Newark
Marshal Lerner
Betts
Smith
Aollar
Pennsylvania
Griest
Shdish
Hetts
Kieffer Circle G A R meeting notes progress
Kieffer Circle Ladies of the G A R met at the G A R hall on Tuesday evening with thirty two members present and eight comrades in attendance. Two candidates were ballot ed for and one admission applied for increasing total members since January to twenty one. Delegates Hummer and Adams reported to the department convention and the circle was praised for progress and excellent work. A convention greeting was received from Sons of Veterans and Daughters of Veterans.
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Keiffer Circle
G. A R. Hall
G A KR
Department
Mesdames Hummer
Adams
Kieffer
G A. R. ‘Sons of Veterans and Daughters of Vet
G A. R
U P Church Guests Surprise Parsonage Birthday Gift
On Wednesday evening after prayer the U P church members gathered in groups and went to the parsonage at East Bowman street to surprise the pastor on his birthday. Mr and Mrs Littell spoke as the couple was ushered into a parlor filled with wreaths and cards from Dover’s Cos Love and Herbert Justin Allsup. Dr Hart delivered a short welcome and the congregation presented the leather trimmed oak rocker. Refreshments followed as the event ended around eleven with jokes about Mrs Littell missing the time.
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U. P. Church
East
Bowman Street
Herbert Justin Allsup
Dr. Hart
Oil discovery at Bell well yields abundant dark green oil
The workers at the Bell well on Thursday found oil in large quantities and reported a persistent supply after initial examination. The oil is described as dark green in color and the men stated they had no difficulty in balling out the quantity.
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Seiperte
Wayne County Land Transfers Ledger Summary
Wayne County records list multiple deeds with buyers and sellers across townships. Notable transfers include Michael Gertenschlager to F T Koister for 92 acres in Canada township, Harriet Gable to Mary Hostetter for Lot 17 in West Salem, and Margaret Anfang to John Anfany for 35 acres in Chippewa township. Additional entries cover undivided interests and various acreage amounts in Baughman Mastldlon Paint and Doylestown townships, with prices ranging from 100 to 600 dollars and up to several thousand in total consideration.
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Michael Gertenschlager
F. T. Koister
Canada Township
Joseph B Capper
Mary Clapper
Baughman Township
Albert Saurer
George Somer
Mastldlon
Hester
Artha J. Shires
Jessie J. Shires
Frankiin
Harriet Gable
Mary Hostetter
West Salem
Geiselman
Perry Badger
Fastfuidn
Wee
Samantha Thompson
Mary M J Spelcher
Paint Township
Margaret Anfang
Elizabeth J Snyder
Sevilla Varnell
Franklin Township
Sevilla Yarnell
Wooster Township
James Q Snyder
Henry Snyder
Elizabeth Snyder
Mutiny at Canton workhouse ends in guard’s death
A serious mutiny at the Canton workhouse left one guard dead and another seriously wounded after a revolver was seized. Guard George Jacobs was killed, while Homer Stone was injured. The report also mentions John Robinson, a local berry grower, plus unrelated notes about fruit and a Pearl Street address in New York.
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Canton
Tustin Giganta
Sterling
Wayne County
George Jacobs
Homer Stone
Fares Offered for Travel to Multiple Conventions
Pennsylvania Lines announces special excursion and reduced fare options for trips to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Denver Tacoma and other destinations. Offers cover imperial council nobles of mystic shrine national convention and various fraternal gatherings with travel dates May to August. Contact ticket agents for fare details and rules.
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Pennsylvania
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cal
Portland
Account Imperial Council
Nobles of Mystic Shrine
National Conventioner & of America
Supreme Ge
Penver
Colorado Springs
Pagtles
Account Day School International Association
Tris Whyet Carrentian
Tacoma
Wash
Ore
Society of United Presbye
Trans
Tennsylvania
When Nerves Crave Food Blood Nerve Pills Rest
The piece describes hungry nerves crying for blood and relief through Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills. It claims the product nourishes blood making nerves strong steady and free from pain, restoring mental physical and nervous health after pain and fear.
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A. W. Chase
Mrs Catherine S Baker Praises Chases Nerve Pills
Mrs Catherine S Baker of Wooster Ohio reports relief after using Dr A W Chases Nerve Pills from Zimmerman’s Drug Store. She suffered constant headaches and insomnia but now sleeps well, feels steadier, and has regained strength. She endorses the medicine as effective and recommends it to others.
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Zimmerman
Lam Era
Battlefield Excursion for Shiloh Monument Dedication
The Obion monuments dedication at Shiloh National Park on June 2 prompts a special excursion from Cincinnati via Baltimore and Ohio South Western to Louisville and Paducah then up the Tennessee River by steamer. Rail fare to Paducah and return is 110 tickets, 38, 1 and 14 or more, 7.25. boat fare Paducah to Pittsburgh and back is 10, including meals. Depart Cincinnati Central Depot at 1 a.m. June 4. return details and reservations via T. J. Lindsey, secretary Obie Shiloh Commission, Washington C. H. O. Limited accommodations noted.
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Ohio
Shiloh National Military Park
Columbus
David F Pugh
George K. Nash
United States
Cornelius Cadle
National Military Park Commission
Josiah Patterson
Memphia
Shiloh Military Park Commission
Luke Finlay
Tennessee C. S. A
Tennessee
VO TwLoyourn
Gynwy Llu
Ralph D. Cole
Findlay
Ohio Shiloh Battlefield Commission
T J Lindsey
Paducah
Pittsburg
Toute
Shiob
Cincinnati
Paducahi
T. J Lingsee
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