Society Templar Dances And Weddings In Shreve
Knight Templars arrange ten winter dances at Masonic Hall exclusive to members. Music by various local groups. Eugene D Merkle of Shreve and Edith Geesaman of Cleveland wed in Cleveland last Wednesday. The couple to tour Buffalo before returning to Shreve to set up a home. Also notice of Clifford C Wise wedding, son of Dr and Mrs Wise. Progressive Farmers Assoc to meet November 6 at 2 00 pm with program on household recipes essays and recitations led by local members.
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Progressive Farmers
Progressive Farmers Association
Marie Bowmen
E. W. Lytle
F. I. Helm
Tucy Stitt
W .E. Jarvis
ST. Mary's Guild
Hallowe'en
St Mary's Guild
C. Hall
Orrville
Raymond Fisher
Callowhill Street
J H Stoll
H H J Stoll
Elmer Stoll
Cleveland
Girls Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Jessie Reed
Quinby
Wmn Unger
Sts Peter & Paul's
Doylestown
Fred Burger
Stella Kindig
Rittman
Miller's Hall
Ralph Norwood
Canton
Jerushy
Wiégenlied
Haenselein
John McConnel
Philadelphia
McBride School
David Jacot
Yes
Harry Alcock
Woman Sufferings and a Kidney Cure Ad Ends in Wooster
In Wooster Ohio the piece highlights women’s aches and the toll of kidney problems. It promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a kidney remedy, cites Mrs Sandford Hindman’s positive anecdote from 1908, notes price 30 cents, Foster Milburn as U S agents, and mentions weddings and local social events.
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Pep
Sandford Hindman
Ob Hinrich
Tead
Dean
Zimmerman's
Foster-Milburn Jr
Campaign meeting in Orrville draws large crowd
Republicans reported a strong campaign rally in Orrville with a large audience and Democrats present. Dr Campbell chaired as Harry M Daugherty praised Taft and warned that Bryan's election would bring uncertainty, urging farmers and laborers to back the Republican ticket. A related note discussed Weygandt and Mayor VanNeast en route from Columbus amid a humorous street scene.
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Orrville
Dr. Campbell
Harry M Daugherty
Coumbra
Daugherty
Taft
Bryan
Grim contrast in history from Abdul Hamid to Louis XVI
The London Pall Mall Gazette notes the irony of Abdul Hamid dying amid sanctity while Louis XVI suffered a ruthless scaffold. It compares personal guilt to centuries of sin without personal responsibility. The Chicago Record-Herald hints Roosevelt's salary as associate editor at The Outlook may reach 30 000 a year and muses on political power and journalistic ambition.
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London
Pall Mall Gazette
Abdul Hamid
Louis XVI
France
Chicago Record-Herald
Foosevelt
Outlook
Rhb Réflo
Subscribing to the Republican and a cure advertisement
An OCR fragment promotes subscribing to the Republican and markets Manda Pile Remedy for hemorrhoids promising relief from the first application with a guarantee. The text is fragmentary and lacks verifiable details or dates.
Strawberries and political chatter fill Millersburg notes
Local notes recount a late October visit from Henry Shaffer who brought Bubach strawberries and mentions Wooster youths visiting Orrville for a political meeting. The piece also covers H. W. Zeigler guiding Senator Owen to Orrville, a collage Lee club singalong, and Hy D. Davis delivering a speech amid a display of playful misfortune with a carpet corner incident and a fired-up crowd.
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Millersburg
Henry Shaffer
Wooster
Orrville
Howard Happer
Happer
Taft
Hy D. Davis
Opera House
Medley of Remedies Promises Quick Relief for Coughs
Advert says Krieger’s Drug Store offers a comforting remedy for colds hoarseness whooping cough and bronchial irritations. Touted as pleasant to take and gently laxative the product targets children and families with quick relief claims from a theater advertisement style.
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Childred
Krieger
Democrats Rally in Wooster With Parades and Orators
A Wooster crowds scene recalls past presidential campaigns as Democrats hold a Wednesday rally at the Opera House. Orrville Shreve and Congress bands led a parade via Beall Avenue and North Market to the Public Square, then to the Opera House where speakers Price Russell presented Robert L. Owen of Oklahoma and A D Follette of Marietta. The event drew mixed reactions amid heavy attendance and band music.
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Wooster
Orrville, Shreve
Congress
Bryan and Harmon Club
Chester Township
Pennsylvania Lines
Shreve
Beall Avenue
Bowman
Bowman Street
North Market
O’clark
Price Russell
Creston
Bryan
Harmon Quathteres
Tott “Welker
Frank Bowman
Charles Weber
Ross Weygandt
Russell
United States
Robert L. Owen
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Owen
Owens
Ohio
Quartette
A. D. Follette
Marietta
Norfolk Spectators Searched for Concealed Weapons in Murder Inquiry
In Va the coroner's inquest into Tyberius G. Jones murder led to a court room search of spectators. Seven or eight pistols were found on attendees with many guns left on the floor to dodge arrest. Witness Samuel Hardy faced murder charges and was arrested amid the chaos. An order to search spectators followed an assault attempt on Hardy by J B Jones of Norfolk. Two concealed weapons were recovered on Hardy.
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Norfoil
Halland
Tyberius G. Jones
Yoom Tor
Samuel Hardy
J B. Jones
Norfolk
Hardy
Duke of Abruzzi to Wed Quietly in Private Ceremony
Naples reports a private marriage plan for the Duke of the Abruzzi and Miss Katharine Hikings to avoid public curiosity. After the ceremony they will reveal the date of their union, and plan to land in Naples with a brief stay as guests of the Duke's brother and wife, the Duke and Duchess of Aosta.
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Naples
Katherine
America
Duke and Duchess of
Aosta
Railroad to Spend Million on New Equipment
Baltimore October 31 The Western Maryland railroad plans to spend 1,250,000 dollars in coming months on new equipment. The company has asked builders to bid on 600 steel gondola hopper cars 10 consolidated freight locomotives three switch locomotives and 10 caboose cars.
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Baltimore
Western Maryland Railroad
Builiders
Consolidated
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University of Wooster
Margaret Irene Lyle
George Wallace Lyle
Brownsville
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All Hallows Eye
Larwill House
Weatharwill Street
al Lucas
Surrey
Grace Young
South Buckeye Street
Glenn Kelster
Miller’s Hall
Grace Probert
Rae Funk
Nord Avenue
Ti Hallow
Miles Nellie McConnell
Mansfeld
Stella Smith
John McSweeney, Jr
Beulah
Ruth Knepr
North
Grant Street
Stephen Smith, Jr
South Market Street
John C. McClarran
Republican Party
Taft Club
M. M. VanNeast
Columbia
Press Post
Dispatch, Journal and Citizen
Weygnandt
Shreve Daily
Beall
Yong
Hrom
Spsi
China
High Lawn Stock Farm
Jeromeville
E. L. Metcalf
Koosher Mig
West Liberty Street
Sober Peerg
Lisplay
Taos
Wae
Dow
Our ‘Willdo
Republican
BY the
Way
H. W. Zeigler
Democrats
Mullen
Ayaldy
Hanale
Cere
Bears
Centavk Company
New York
CITT
Canada
Saskatchewan
Alberth
H M Williams
Gardner Bldg
Toledo
Agens
Wayne County
Wee Pee
Ams
Lee
E. B. Childs
Wooster and
Liberty
Ter
Ratitanland
Sharmeulse
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