Zimmerman case postponed to fall in Cleveland court
The United States against J. R. Zimmerman will not be brought up in Cleveland this Saturday. Inquiry shows the case will be moved to the October term with no new indictments expected. If no further indictments are found, Zimmerman will be tried on existing charges.
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Znmouer
United States
J. R. Zimmerman
Cleveland
United States District Attorney’s Office
Gary
Zimmerman
Svne
J. R Zimmerman
the Plain Dealer
Sullivan
University Field DayResults at the university athletic field
Students competed in track and field events with Overholt Steele Wallace Colville Taggart Hayman Crabtree and Cramer leading in multiple disciplines. Highlights include Wallace first in 220 yard hurdles and broad jump, Hayman first in shot put, Good and Colville strong in 440 yard dash, and a relay win by Sophomores with Garvin J Garvin Price Hartman. Individual points show Wallace tops with 17 points followed by Overholt 16 and Crabtree 15.
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University Athletic Field
Overholt
Steele
Wallace
Flist Colville
Good
Taggart
Hayman
St. John
White
Cramer
Crabtree
Mallaca
McCullough
Garvin
Bimett
Price
Hartman
Firat
Fry
Colvill
Guad
Steels
Hardles
Overwolt
Pension Scheme Considered to Lower Railroad Retirement Age
Plans to reduce the Pennsylvania railroad pensionable age from 65 to 60 by requiring each employee to contribute one day’s wages annually to fund the extra money are under study. The idea originated on the Pittsburg division and may be decided by a near unanimous vote of employees if maintained by rail officials led by General Manager Atterbury.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Atterbury
Solicme
Pension Department
Why Suffer from Rheumatism Pain Balm Relief Claim
Questioning rheumatism pain and touting Chamberlain's Pain Balm for quick relief it promises rest and sleep. The ad cites users who found temporary relief worth its cost, though phrasing is garbled.
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Chamberlain
Speer
Herrick and Harris Lead Ohio Gop Ticket in Convention
The Ohio Republican convention names Myron Therrick for Governor and Andrew L. Harris for Lieutenant Governor with W. Z. Davis, Wade H. Ellis, 8 McKinnon and William Kirtly Jr. on the ticket. Governor Herrick's acceptance speech challenges critics and defends his record amid platform discussions reflecting Roosevelt era policy and state issues.
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Buckeye
Andrew L. Harris
Preble
Supreme Court
W. Z. Davis
Marlon
Wade H. Ellis
Hamilton
Mckinnon
Ashtabula
Board of Public Works
William Kirtly, JR
Defiance
Columbus
Herrick and Harris
Ohio
Hanna
Roosevelt
Taft
Herrick
Republican Party
Ollie
Commonwealth
Theodore Roosevelt
Lincoln
McKinley
A Good Suggestion From Mr C B Wainwright of Lemon City
Mr C B Wainwright of Lemon City Florida writes manufacturers claiming better results from Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He suggests taking the medicine dissolved in water to reach the stomach pains instantly. He adds supportive remarks about other remedies and mentions political context briefly.
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C. B. Wainwright
Lemon City
Fla
Chamberlain
Barberton Bank Put Into Receivership
Washington May 26 The First National Bank at Barberton Ohio with a capital of 50000 was ordered closed on the ground that it is insolvent Bank Examiner George T Cutts has been appointed receiver.
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Washington
First National_ bank
Barberton
Ohio
George T. Cutts
Ohio Governor Warns Against Lobbying and Defends Veto Power
The Ohio governor emphasizes campaigning on national issues tied to Roosevelt’s principles and asserts state progress under sound finances and laws. He condemns professional lobbyists, vows to cleanse the Senate and House, and rejects political manipulation while defending the veto as a constitutional duty. Public notices and endorsements follow, including medical ads and local business promotions.
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Greater America
Blicans-Of
Wny
Ohio
General Assembly
Union
Anti-Saloon League
Supreme Court
People of
Chin
Ganeral Assembly
Senate
House
Capitol
Lawa
Unclear historical notice from fragmentary text
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Pennsylvania lines and encampment to Bristol and June dates with scattered names. Details are highly unclear, but references to a Baptism and Germiat praise appear. No coherent event or actions can be established from the readable portions.
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Pennsylvania
G.A
Bristol
Senn
At Great Old Age Pardue Zarlengo Dies in Wooster
Pardue Zarlengo aged nearly 50 died Saturday morning at his home on Lucca street from the infirmities of age. Born near Naples Italy he had lived in Wooster about 25 years as the city’s first Italian resident. He was industrious and esteemed by neighbors. Funeral from St Mary's Church at 8:30 a.m. Monday. interment in Catholic cemetery.
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Pardue Zarlengo
Lucca
Naples
Italy
Wooster
Zarlengo
St. Mary's—church
Appraised B and C Higher in Alvon and Chicago Junction Line
County auditors of Sunmmill Medina Wayne Ashland and Huron increased the valuation of the main line of the Alvon and Chicago Junction railroad by about 500 dollars per mile at a Friday Akron meeting held in the courthouse. The B and O railroad running through the northern part of the county saw its stock lighting adjusted. Folting stock valuation was reduced due to correcting a prior overstatement of rolling stock.
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Alvon and
Chicago Junction Railway
Sunmmill
Medina
Wayne
Ashland
Huron
Court House
Akron
Obituary of George Power and William Linn Sr
George Power aged 68, brother of Homer Power of Wooster, died suddenly at his home in Nova Ashland Co. The funeral of William Linn Sr. was held at his Nold avenue home with many old friends attending. Rev S E Neikirs conducted services with a quartet providing music. Floral tributes covered the casket. Pallbearers were Ered H Harding W H Wiler John Burgan Jacob Barnard J B Robertson and Clark Latimer. Interment was in Wooster cemetery.
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George Power
Homer O. Power
Wooster
Nova
Ashland Co
William Linn
Nold Avenue
Ered H. Harding
W. H. Wiler
John Burgan
Jacob Barnard
J. B.robertson
Clark Latimer
Wooster Cemetery
Appraisal Meeting Sets Ohio Road Tax Value
Auditors from 12 counties meeting in Canton to appraise the road for taxation. Ohio total appraised value fixed at 18,900,000, up 400,000 from last year or 58,874 per mile. Auditor Oberlin of Stark presided. Auditor I N Hough represented Wayne County.
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Pfc
Ohio
Canton
Oberlin
Stark
I. N. Hough
Wayne County
Local tale of trickster who returns stolen money
A Holmes county resident previously cheated the Millersburg depot in ticket change, gaining two dollars through deceptive means. Recently he repented, returned to Agent Shaw, and gave back two silver dollars, hoping to clear his conscience as the incident ends.
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Holmes County
Millersburg
Shaw
Pawnee Bill Coming Date Aired June Fifteenth
Robert Clements advance contractor for the Pawnee Bill Historical Wild West show is a guest at the American house seeking a date for the appearance. The show likely will come on Thursday, June 15.
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Robert Clements
Mr. Clements
Sheriff Seizes C. E. Obliger Property in Public Sale
At noon Saturday Sheriff Brogyn sold the C. E. Obliger residence on North Market Street to E. W. Thompson cashier of the Citizen's National Bank for 5334 dollars. The property was appraised at 8000 dollars.
Holiness Tent Meeting Announces June Start in Smithville
Evangelists Revs Brooks and Doty with two helpers set up a large tent on the grounds north of normal hall in Smithville. Meetings run daily and nightly from June 21 through July 4 with services each Sunday. All are welcome featuring old fashioned and new fashioned singing.
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Brooks and
Doty
Normal Hall
Smithville
Marriage Licenses Granted for Columbus and Wooster Pair
Geo A Brewer of Columbus and Frances A Gleun of Wooster obtained marriage licenses in a formal filing noting their residences. The record lists both parties as eligible applicants in the local license registry.
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Geo. A. Brewer
Columbus
Frances A. Gleun
Wooster
Cleared for Action by Dr King's New Life Pills
An old ad copy touts Dr Kings New Life Pills with claims of restoring health and buoyant mood. It markets the product as improving skin color and vigor, available at Laubach and Boyd's drug store for 25 cents.
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Gray
Calhoun
Laubach & Boyd's
Jurors for Coming Year Selected by Jury Commission
The jury commission on Wednesday afternoon completed placing 200 names into the jury wheel for 1905. East Union West and many townships list numerous jurors by name, including John chat Edward Bart chey John Carson Ezra Jellpey J. B. Prants Ruben Martin Jacob Batt Reel Reeds cgp. Greene Emmel Beck and many others across Sugarcreek Chippewa Milton Clinton Cheater and Wooster districts.
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George Kirkendale
Edward Seas
Ruben Steiner
Adam Royer
W. J. B. Pontius
Ruben Buchwalter
Wm. Switzer
MH. M. Blattenberg
Jacob Eshelman
A. J. Turney
Torney
Haltérman
Nathanist Lefavar
Marl Funk
Paint—Thomas Hunter, James Bashford, Edward Bitteker
Andrew Hofacker
Daniel Beals
Robert Lucas
Chan. Ketterer
Sugarcreek
Peter Poorman
BE. A. Dague
Jacob Bixler
Constant Hoff- Hileman
Harvey Santemyer
Geo. Ressler
Geo. Race
Clyde Rudy
J. J. Budd
Baughman
Lewis Hinderer
Edward Eymar
Josaho—Masser
Weygandt
A. W. Zaigler
David Weaver
Harry Stoner
Jacob Huntsbergerb
H. Wenger
Henry Leisey
John Eberly
John Funder
Chippewa
Wm. Deible
Riley Franks
Marsh Fleck
M. F. Kindig
H. Beery
Chas. Doner
B. Fase
John Shondel
Geo. Hershey
Wm. Lee
A. A. Sheets
G. W. Barkheimer
Ged. Shaffer
Jacob Neiswanger
Milton—Dell Hart
J. C. Young
C. R. Shondel
Calvin Johnson
Wilson Steel
Daniel Frase
J. J. Gish
Wm. Geisinger
Yoder
Clinton
Calvin van Nimmen
Alex
Carl
John Troutman
F Wells
Bert Robinson
A. B. Oldroyd
J. A. Keyster
A. P. Merkle
Baker Keys
Wm. Porter
Plain— i _Barton
Michael Otto
John Fike
Adrian Swartz
J. G. Ebricht
Austin Acher
Henry Mussér
Chas. Ports
Geo. G Silver. Cheater
Rudolph Belnidt
James Ickes
Henry Ua
Canaan
Geo
Lance
C. B. Whonsettier
Perry Setzer
Jacob Haas
G. M. Irwin
John Romick
Cyrus Young
Elmer St. John
Thomas Russell
Frank Hoisington
Wayne V. Lehman
D. B.mece Cullough
Chas. Alleshouse
Wm. Caskey
Finley George
Sam Geyar
Harrigan Armstrong
Milton Reed
Julius Ratter
Isaac Smith
Wooster
Kansas Smith
John Craven
W. J. Giffen
Sam Metzler
James Coe
John S. Kona
Franklin
Moses Saunders
Samuel Geisinger
G. A. Franks
Zena Reed
J. T. Stitt
Lyman Reed
E. G. Kimber
Resolutions of Given Corps No 16 May meeting
At the May 25 regular meeting Given Corps No 16 unanimously adopted resolutions. The Woman's Relief Corps No 19 of Wooster pledged to keep the soldiers monument plot flowered when needed. Flowers shall not be placed there by individuals or organizations without consent of Given Corps No 19. Copies of the resolution to be published and spread on minutes.
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Given Corps
Woman’s Relief Corps
Wooster
A. R
Soldiers’ Monument
High priced horses sell at Wooster market
A Chicago buyer for Swift and Co delivered a pair of large gray horses at Luce Armstrong and Co Barn in Wooster. The pair, thought to be the costliest ever sold there, weighed around 2 100 pounds and brought $925 total from buyers W. P. Hugh McCombar and Allen Snyder. They were said to be well made and intended for Chicago show purposes.
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Swift &Co
Chicago
Luce, Armstrong & Co
Wooster
W. P. Hugh McCombar
Warnsti
Conahay
Allen Snyder
Holmes County
Gray
Diet and stomach cure promises for disease germs
An advertisement extolls a remedy that claims a weak stomach breeds disease germs and undigested food causes skin and systemic illnesses. It touts Miona as a guaranteed cure for stomach diseases, except cancer, with a dubious guarantee from Gaubach & Boyd.
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Gaubach & Boyd
Heart Cure Ad Claims Swift Relief for Heart Pain
A vintage medical advertisement touts Dr Miles Heart Cure as a remedy for chest pain, difficult breathing, and palpitations. It promises strength to heart nerves and muscles, urges urgent use, and cites testimonials like Ruthersville Mo resident Goodrich. The pitch claims physician endorsement and a money back guarantee.
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Miles
Sas
Bommphis
Maka
Young-of-St.- Louis
Led
Goodrich
Ruthersyville
Aruggist
Miles Medical Co
Elichart, Ind
Cleveland and Southwestern Traction Co Schedule Update
The Cleveland and Southwestern Traction Co announces service from 5 a.m. to 5 p.m. with 7 and 9 p.m. trains to Creston Seville Chippewas Lake Medina Berea and Public Square for Ginns Cleveland. Competing routes include Puritas Sa Hace Espeine Amherst Lorain Grafton Ober Wellington and Norwalk with all intermediate Western division points. Creston trains run hourly 6:45 a.m. to 9:45 p.m. Wooster departures hourly from 6:15 a.m. to 4:16 p.m. to new intermediate points.
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Cleveland & Southwestern Traction Co
Creston
Seville
Chippewas Lake
Medina
Berea
Public Square
Ginns Cleveland
Dat6
Puritas SaHace Espeine Amherst
Lorain
Grafton
Ober
Wellington
Bghts
Norwalk
Wooster
Cleveland
Seeing America to Oregon Exposition by Pennsy Lines
A promotional note inviting travelers to join a scenic trip to the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition in Portland Oregon via Pennsylvania Lines starting May 23. It highlights Rocky Mountain and Cascade scenery, the expo exhibits, and offers extended trips to San Francisco and Los Angeles with return routes via alternate itineraries. Obtain details from a Pennsylvania Lines ticket agent.
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Rocky Monumetal
Portland
Oregon
Pennsyania
Sonal
Peron
Bafana
Rocky Mountains
Cascade Range
Nowiff
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pennsylvania Lines
T-l
Travel flash: special excursion rates to major events
Field of specials lists multiple excursion fares from Cleveland to Canton Put-in-Bay Asbury Park Milwaukee Niagara Falls Toronto Dayton and more. Dates span May to July with one way or round trip prices plus small surcharges and generous limits. Promotions include Ohio Sunday School Assoc National Educational Association State Teachers and other groups with favorable round trip terms.
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Wcker
Ohio State Bar
Asbury Park
N. J
National Educational Association
Milwaukee
Wis
Niagara Falls
Mystic Shrine
Toronto
U. S. Association
Dayton
C. B. Convention
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Harris
Convention
Myron Therrick
Cuyahoga
Dr. Wood
Pulphonervaimia
Axeoorver
B. & C. Higher
FT. Wayne
C. E. Obliger Property
Holiness Tent Meeting
John
Lytle
Chas. Shade
Wi. Brown
B. Brothers
E. T. Fisher
Wm. Johnston
W. F. McKay
Henry Sncre
Philip £ Laperman
Theo. Muschénich
Wm. Berber
John Nolle
J. J. Keister
B. Christine
Grant Taggart
Wm.Long
Samuel Bell
Adam Eyn
Andrew Massaro
Peter
W. 2. C. Resolutions
W.R. C
Elder
J. R. McKinney
J. E Applebaugh
J. B. Taylor
Fifth Ward
Bradfield Regulator Co
Bradfield Regulator Cow
Walter D. Foss
Pres
Cassler
Chas. M. Gray
Chas. R- Mayers
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Maghinac
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