Penston pension applicants and Wooster news brief
In Wooster and nearby, multiple small items are reported: county examiner reviews six pension applications. a westbound freight train count totals 27 tramps. local events include a picnic plan for Chippewa Bank, drum performances, and a Sandusky July 4 gathering. Also noted are bids for medical service, local theft, public notices, street and utility updates, and social happenings around town.
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Porom
Whynb
Penston
Xatdindra
Éorgs Moutey
Gowa
Dexter Tyler
Sandusky
Wooster
Randall's Brigade of Common Ealers
Wayne County
Canin
Wogster Township
J.E Barrett
Jett
Republican
Pennsylvania
Orrille
Calaboose
Orrile
Stagg
Oamalbg Omer
Nortarket Street
Omer
Austin Vannover
Creston
Cleveland
Yverton
Vannover
Lennsy Pnia
Ieveland
Postaster
Alverton
Vanover
Latimer
Lerner
Uct
Hquor
Ft. Wayne
Charles Joigley
Washington
I.a
Anton
Offries
Marsha
Elsperman
Compliment From Captain Heistand On Eighth Regiment Parade
Canton militia and all Eighth Regiment units felt pride at their fine dress parade during the G R encampment. Captain Heistand of Columbus and the United States army praised the regiment saying no Whig regiment could match their appearance, rivaling regulars. An opinion piece urges fair advertising costs for newspapers and criticizes free ad space expectations.
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Canton
G. R
Heistand
Columbus
United States
Ile
Wooster Leader Shines at Wiscon Druggists Meeting
The Wooster Boy fronts pages urging attendance at the 14th annual Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Association held in Racine from the 14th to 17th. Eugene 4 Ward Bags, a prominent attorney, is profiled among longtime Wooster druggists like D Pardee, president of the Wisconsin Association, who began in Wooster in the 1860s and built a career in Madison and Racine.
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Wiscons Pharmaceutical Association
Rixclo
Ardee
Bon
Eugene
Ward
Attorn
D. Pardee
Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Assection
Wis
Arthur A
Gyrus McMillen
East North Street
Whits
HK. D
V. Pla Ee
Siparkanlig
Tyro
Wisconsin Diulogises
Allen's Discovery for Piles Cure Trial
An old advertisement touts Allen's Discovery for Piles as a cure. It promises relief from soreness itching and daffing at night and claims long suffering sufferers can be cured after one trial. Sold by Ki druggists for 50 cents.
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Allen
Ysall
Fig Honey Co
Laubach & Boyd
Wogster Ch Wit
Huge River Monster Nets In Wayne County Catch
A dramatic fishing tale from Wayne County describes Mr and Mrs Win and Di Ws Kauffman hauling a giant catch after a struggle in the water. The monster fish weighed 17 pounds 4 ounces and measured six feet in length. The next day a black snake nearly 11 feet long was seen near Sterling. Reports claim Supar Creek now books large fish daily with two to four pounders common.
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Kauffman
Tugat
Alfish
Tuusual
Asa
Wayne County
James Ney
Sterling
Supar Creek
Clarence Tedrow
Fletcher
Samuel L
Daltog Gazette
Iter Wecht
Bucyrus
McKride
Wooster
Sagan Moderwell
Ft. Wayne
Ghland News
J. LB. Brinton
Harmonia Orchestra
West Salem
Massillon
Fred Hookway
Wooster Orp
Fred Yinging
Cantop
Yingling
Jimmy Carndy
Mansheia
Seville
Demorest
Insurance Iial
Leroy
Blanche Fellis
Ashland
Jimex
Fern Powers
Rowsburg
Strayer
Nadieraham
Slayesville
Fredericksburg
Canton
Mesera
Martin and Langell
I Sagan
Stark County Tofirmary
Mansillon
D H McMullan
Orrville
Milo Kelser
Afassillon
Charles
Burbank
Wimot
Massillon Fire Ignores Weather Fears in Wide Destruction
A massive blaze swept sections of Massillon damaging planing mills and storefronts near Commerce block. Firefighters battled showers and sparks as insurance losses climbed to many thousands. The disaster spurred talk of regional cooperation on river surveys and a revived ship canal plan for the Muskingum corridor.
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Aknos
Snyder & Wilcox
Iesurance
Academy of Music
Massillon
Cleveland
Hio Ryer
Muskingum
Boards of Trade and Chambers of Commerce of
Akron
Zanesville
Senate Forms Probe Into Sugar Trust Ties
Washington May 25 The Senate bribery investigating committee opened its inquiry into sugar trust links with tariff legislation. J. Edwards of the Philadelphia Press testified behind closed doors and provided a written memorandum outlining sources for his Holland letter claims about Secretary Carlisle and rumored amendments. He refused to name his authority on several points, citing a breach of faith. The proceedings touched on campaign contributions and possible connections to Moore and Shubert brokers, with mentions of 500,000 dollars to the Democratic fund and unrecorded channels through allied organizations. Further testimony from Washington correspondents and the committee’s handling of related letters followed.
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Mt. Aton
Jacob Shaffen
Doylesfile
Creston
Sopliner
New Philadelphia
Barbaral Spronger
Berne
Ind
Tedder
Sonnenberg
Ged
H. Hay
Oreston
Minses Lottle Anderson
Stellar Asiland
West Salem
Houghton
Dalton
Charles Graber
Mt. Eaton
Adg
Tenching
John R. McKinney
Wooster
Orrville
Mrsaj Gingery
Milton Street
Sherman Brigade
A. J. Welday
Ralph Baker
J. £. Gordon
Alice Hardwork
Lelton
W. P. Stebbins
West Lebanon
Elton
Carhood
Mt. Eaton Club
Union College Dramatic Club
D. M. Irvin
Augusta
Orrville Machine Co
J. Will King
Georgetown
Pacific Coast
Mrs. King
Millersburg
Belle, Henderson
Charles Henderson
Johnson & Jordan
Garden Farm
Eli Kirchhofer
Hurbank
F Ff Rice
Americus
Kilpine Swangood
Mendota
Tully
Canaan
Kev
Z Cochel
Smithville
Creston Journal
Wachtel
Peter Everly
Flouse
Ashland
Ekva Markley
George Kissel
Ter
Frank Markham
Montgomery
Zook
Orange
Waynes County
Wilmot
O. West Salem
Beverly H.white
M.E Church
Vicinity
Washington
Senate Bribary
KE. J. Edwards
Philadelphia
Carlisle
Jones, Mills and West
Finance Committee
Edwards
Sugar Trust
Demvatie
Moore & Sh
Brice
Vourbeus
Senate
National Committee
Norsvastug
Eugar Trust
Waller
Connecticut
Covernor Waller
New York
Edwardes
Didyemever
BE. C. Benedict
Olorado
Democratic Party
Colorado
Dentrata
Havemeyer
Brooklyn Eagle
Edna
John S Shriver
New York Mail and Express
United States
Arlington Hotel
Shriver
Harry W Walker
Strows Post Dispatch
Bloody clash at plant leaves four dead in strike riot
Reports say four strikers were killed and eight wounded as deputies opened fire near Perryopolis. About 3,000 marchers pressed the works while deputies held the line. Sixty six strikers were jailed in the city after the fight as deputies pursued others along the railroad and fields.
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Kyle
H.C. Frick
August Ke
John Troy
Areteny City
Cloke
Wan
Mery
Strikes Stir West Virginia and Illinois Mines Across State Lines
Reports from Wheeling and Evansville detail unions urging miners to quit work, while authorities warn against incursions from Pennsylvania and other states. In Fairmount and Little’s coal mines tension grows as militia readiness and armed guards appear, with clashes reported and hundreds jailed. Separate notes cover a fourth murder trial in Clermont and an oil field in Fort Recovery setting new pumping records.
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Wheeling
Pennsylvania
Monongahela
West Virginia
Fairmount
Ate
Calleg
Esvassville
Ind
Lattlea
Little
Evansville
Indianapolis
Washington
Davies
Pike
Winchester
Title’s
Little's
Statue project for Hayes portrait at capitol contracted
Cullmels Ohio May 29 Levi T Schofield of Cleveland wins the contract to produce a statue of President Hayes and erect the group Ohio's Jewels at the northwest corner of the capitol for 3000 dollars. Work will take about two months. Cripple Creek Colorado May 25 a half interest in the Caledona mine is sold to Willard Ward 87 percent. Dixon and Dr Ward of New York act as buyers and are personal friends of Grover Cleveland.
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Apple Creek
Zimmerman
Arshal Ellsperman
Randall’s
Wooser
Creston
van Wert
Boston
Wooster
Dexter Ryler
Adiness
Wayne County
Comradrs
Citizpob
Llayesville
Llaiyesville
Hpshour
Franks
Hoshour
Barrett's
Liberty Street
Diamondy
Fredericker
Mandolin Club
Cordwood
John Rich
Boya Thumbi
Nor Buckeye Street
G.T. U
Presbyterian Church
Dalton
Gtso
Dr Criley
Wodgtér
Criley
Odenkirk
A. W. Fullerton
Lodi
the Archer
John Dague
West Larwill Street
Louis Young
North Baver Street
Canton
Mary Hartman
DeKalb, U
Jane Bartel
North Market Street
P. A. Rice
Adama Express
H. B. Bertollette
Shreve
J. M. Spangler
Rosario
Argentine Republic
S. A
The
Archer
C. Leyda
Dixmont
I.a
Harry D. Miller
Bangor
Maine
Enos Pierson
State Council of Chosen
Zenas Moses
Bride
Wooster Thomas
Logan
Chicago
Inanton
Emma
W. F. Derr
Mt Vernon
Horace Barrett
City Opera Orchestra
Eli Zaring
Cleveland
John van Nostran
M N ‘Kieffer
Wayne County Health
A. H. Myers
Smithville
W.C. Maynard
East Liberty Street
Dueber
Hampden
Fredercksburg
Obl
Youngstown
Ida Rudy
Thomas Armour
Jessip Armour
Millersburg
Martin Welker
Madge Armour
K. E. Leyding
Charles Leydick
Ou Tucker
Mt. Vernon
V. J Brown
James Brown
Congress
Brown-Armour
Cullmels
President Hayes
Ohio
Capitol
Levi T. Schofield
Cripple Creek
Col
Caledona
Willard Ward
Dixon
Dr. Ward
New York City
Ward
Grover Cleveland
Sindate
Wooster Republican
the Tribune
Republican
Daily Republican
Brim F
NEW York Tribune
Elone
Tribune
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Big, Prairie
A. J. Yanger
Wooster Shale and Clay Co
Joe Cammarn
Cammarn
Charles Jones
Gen. A. Wiley
W. &. Titus and Son
Soulivan
Mary E. Lelnor
Harry Scovel
Wenlesday
Staty
C. A. Hills
Mr. Scovel
France
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New Yorkiss
Mary Thomas
Newville
A. J. Thomas
Edith Sweeney
Given Corps
Ganton
Pittsburg
Anna White
Nicholas White
East South Street
M.S. Nachtrieb
Wooster National Bank
John Willaman
Davidpo Post
Wayne Ty
Port Huron
Mich
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J H. Beazell
J. A. Stewart
Bay City
E.A. Wynn
Misa Albertie Barnard
Miss Huarnard
Spink Street
J P. van Nest
Richard Elson
Wiley
H. Ek. Farnham
Brush Factory
Beaver’ Falls
Bertie Thomas
John H. Thomas
Wooster Music
Piqua
Gyp. Taylor
West Liberty Street
Charles Hurst
Johnatown,ya
Loudonville
Wayne Dounty
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Chicago Dental College
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