Wooster News From The Bloomington Daily Visited And Updated
Mrs. David Ziegler of Bloomington is very ill with Brights disease and may have little time. Deborah Chideater 03 from Warwick schools visited Wooster schools at week’s end. Rev John Herron of Solo moved to 183 South Buckeye. Archie Albright joined Youngstown building and loan. Religious meetings boost Y M C A and Y W A activities in Willard Hall. George Junior Republic founder William George will lecture in summer school here.
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David Ziegler
Bloomington
Bright
Deborah Chideater
Warwick
Wooster
John Herron
Solo
City
South
Buckeye Street
T. Glenn
Kenton
Kenyon
Archie Albright
Youngstown
The
College Board
New York
Scoves Hall
Y. W
Willard Hall
Paul Hizkok
Delaware
Albert Thomyses
Cleveland
Bath
Phemaeon
Lake Shore Navigation Co
George Junior Republic
Feeville
William H. George
Mr. George
Ohio and national notices mix in scattered briefs
Doings in Ohio report to Columbus details a complaint against the Pennsylvania company over car furnishing practices and a rival clay product maker. Ravenna recounts engineer David Hadlow trapped under his locomotive and dying after a ore train collision. Toledo notes a not guilty plea by W H Bennett in an Interstate Commerce case. Youngstown covers a $10,000 breach of promise settlement. New York cites Charles M Fowler opposing a Congress extra session, urging rest and revival of confidence in American business.
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Columbus
Greer- Beatty May Company
Magnolia
Carroll County
Ohio
Covuumilesion
Pennsyvenia Company
Allegi
National Fire Prepfint Company
Ravenna
David Hadlow
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hadlows
Toledo, O
United States
W H Bennett
Anne Arbor
Bennett
Toledo Tee and Coal Company
Youngstown
Mareeden Gladden
W H Gladden
Methodist Protestant Church
C Simultz
New Haven
Smultz
New York
Congress
Charles M Fowler
New Jersey
Banking and Currency Committee
House of Representatives
Ministers Debate Jonah Book At City Meeting
At a ministers meeting Rev W A Littell led members in a Jonah study arguing it is a historical record not allegory, with the prophet pointing to Christ's death and resurrection and urging the church to spread the gospel to all. They will resume minor prophets study for the rest of the year and form a committee to plan union meetings during January’s week of prayer.
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W. A. Littell
Christ
Obituary for Rev L B Hartman D D funeral set
The funeral of Rev. L. B. Hartman D. D. will be held at 1 30 p.m. Wednesday from the home of his brother Jacob Hartman on North Buckeye street. J. J. Myers died in Los Angeles California October 24 aged 53. Declaned left for California September 10 to live with his sister Mrs. Dixon and died about thirteen hours after contracting pneumonia.
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L. B. Hartman
D. D
Jacob Hartman
North
Buckeye Street
J.J. Myers
Los Angeles
Declaned
Bivvere
California
Samuel
Ameson
J. M. Watsom
Dearborn
Wayne County
Notable press takes on Roosevelt blame in market hits
Washington Herald notes little American girls cannot buy foreign nobles. Springfield Republican argues sentiment over Roosevelt fault line. The diaphanous honesty theme surfaces as market losses are debated, with opinions split on who caused the blow and who did not.
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Washington Herald
Areand Wal Street
Roosevelt
Springfield
Plan of Shaw Advocated for Currency Reform
Roosevelt and cabinet members discuss currency reform legislation to be proposed to Congress. They doubt quick congressional approval, favoring a plan reportedly approved by bankers that would let national banks issue limited notes to meet liquidity without boosting bank profits.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Shaw
Destructive Fire Destroys Olmstead Mills and Franklin Works
A fire in Lockport New York on November 6 destroyed the Olmstead excelsior works five story Franklin Milling company mills Hobney coal trestle and the New York Central signal tower. Loss is estimated at 200000 dollars.
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Lockport
N. Y
Olmstead Excelsior Works
Franklin Milling Company
Hobney
Franklin Mills
New York Central
Losa
Senator Tillman Opposes Extra Session for Currency Reform
Kansas City November 6 Senator Benjamin R Tillman of South Carolina said the effort to call an extraordinary session for currency reform aims to please banking interests He would not seek an extra Congress session Instead he urged enforcement of existing laws against wild cat banking and punishment of violators.
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Kansas City
United States
Benjamin R. Tillman
South Carolinas
Congress
Election Progress In Precincts Amid Busy Ballot Day
Early voting opened on time as polls stayed busy with men and especially women casting ballots. Reports note smooth operation, some precinct mix ups for voters switching wards, and a large student turnout voting for Wooster tickets amid scattered partisan activity.
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Board of Educations
la m
Reyr Aera
Ole Thos Ammia
Smithville Notes Prompt and Local October-November Updates
Smithville reports Halloween observed with no major damage. Mentions possible electric railroad line, survey work, and several town visitors. Local births, illnesses, teaching changes, and community events are noted along with Thanksgiving plans and recent hospital discharges.
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Max Bloomberg
Rai
B. F. Wallace
North Bloomington
J. &. Young
Smithville
North Lawrence
Marion Santarium
Ethel Smith
Conservatory
Buchanan
J.C. Cumberland
Ashland
Jonas Freerr
Cumberland
Doings
Buckeye State
Shippera
Union Taffeta
Wim. Annat
Regina
Zook Piano Store
West Liberty St
Danford
J. H. B. Daneord
W. Liberty St
Ministers’ Association
Littell
Nota Roosevelt X. Jorm
Steel Trust
United States Steel Corporation
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Pierpont Morgan
Tilman
Saloween
Charles Hartzler
Spage Steele
Orrville
Mary Steele
Adam Kartz
Gilbert
Elias Stevens
Loudonville
Ellen King
Winona Leake
Moses Schrock
Geo. Brownson
Sonniedecker No
Wayne Township
Ben Kaufman
Harvey Swartz
McCloud
Del
Harry Sinclair
Golden Cornere
David Derr
Misa Margaret Gilmore
Charles Grayere
J_ Zeigler
Wooster City Hospital
Mieses Mary Hersuoberger
Sylvia Beechey
Grantsville
S. D. Brenneman
David Schrock
Garden City
Jonathan Senteck
Bevj. Barzier
Eli Hartsler
East Lynne
D. D. Hartzler
Missouri
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