Inauguration of Wooster University President Holden
A cultured Wooster audience gathered for a grand program and the inaugural address of President Holden. Trustees, alumni, faculty, and citizens heard praise for Wooster’s progress, new science, and laboratory methods, with remarks on leadership, church alignment, and future expansion including a planned astronomy chair and building plans.
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Perryauille
W.Z. Bennett
Roseats Boee
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Western Reserve Udlveralty
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Cincinnati
Unio
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Indianapolis
O. A. Kogwiton
Beloit College
Beloit
Every Well Man Hath His Is Day Disease Quote
A fragmentary testimonial claims Hood's Sarsaparilla enriches blood and cures ailments. It mentions a nervous child with ulcers and an adult with indigestion being helped by the medicine, praising its life restoring effects.
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Potage
Taylor
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ANOTHER PIONEER GONE D K Hamilton Dies at 86
D K Hamilton longtime Wooster resident died Friday at his home near Jefferson aged 86. He came to Wayne County in an early day and built a reputation for integrity and honesty, esteemed by neighbors. Funeral services will be at 108 p.m. at the Wooster M E church with interment in Wooster cemetery.
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Surprised Creston People See Banner Across Main Street
Reston Nov 3 reports Creston villagers presented a morning surprise with a large banner stretched across Main street reading We, the baness of 40 of Creston, know how total options increased our business. Witnesses say several young men, likely from the Democratic meeting last night, placed the banner.
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Rev Cracraft Dead Former St James Pastor
Rev John W Cracraft a former rector of St James Protestant Episcopal Church died yesterday in Saratoga New York at age 72 after paralysis. Born near Cleveland he built churches in Illinois and Ohio including the Church of the Ascension in Chicago. A Bexley theological seminary graduate he also studied at Lane Theological Seminary in Cincinnati.
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Clocinnatt
Remains of Hugh J Collins Brought Home For Burial
The end came suddenly to Hugh J Collins 28, a Wooster native and former youngest constable in Western Township. Funeral from St Marys Church followed by services at Wooster University where President Holden addressed the assembly and honored the late graduate and community leader.
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Thoma Fitzgerald
M .O. B. Clor
Health Officer Receives Word on Miller’s Return to Wooster
Health Officer J K Barrett reports Congress advised William Miller to travel to Wooster. Latimer located Miller and escorted him to Dr Barrett. Miller said Congress stated no danger in his return and he wished to return home to avoid spreading fever.
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Mooster
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Wooster
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Miss Anna Holrat Invited to Read at Greenawien Institute
Miss Anna Holrat had been invited to read before a bi county institute to be held at Greenawien Ohio on November 11. Her paper titled Nature Budy was written for the bi county and presented at Orrynt last Saturday.
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Golden Medical Discovery Promises Blood Purity and Health
A historical ad extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for purifying blood and boosting vitality. It claims to strengthen the body, aid emaciation and lingering coughs, and restore health when others fail. The notice offers Dr. Pierce’s medical adviser for a mailing cost.
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Chamberlain Pain Balm Promoted for Lame Shoulder
A reader from Manchester describes trying Chamberlain Pain Balm for a nine year lame shoulder after failing with medicines and doctors. After a single application the shoulder improved significantly, prompting further testimonials.
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Millett Manchester
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Beware of Mercury Containing Catarrh Ointments
Fragmentary note warns against ointments for catarrh containing mercury. It claims mercury destroys smell and harms the body, urging caution in purchases. Mentions Toledo and Cheney & Co as sources, with unspecified endorsements or warnings about internal use.
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Cheney &Gch
Jercary
Toledo
Pather of a Young Lady Student Murdered in Springfield
Mise Lids Gault, a Springfield Illinois student, was summoned home after her father was shot. Initial reports suggested an accident, but later details indicate murder. He was in the tavern at his home when the shots occurred. he died after entering the house, with post mortem showing bullets in his breast and wrist. No murder clue has surfaced.
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Springfield
Terrib
Bridge Disaster Alerts County as Traction Engine Destroys Iron Bridge
Friday afternoon reports from Aukerman Station say a traction engine plowed through an iron bridge, wrecking the span. The message did not identify the engine owner, but warned the bridge was severely damaged and impeding traffic.
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Aukerman Station
Who Got the Money in East Union Theft
Herman Citmer of Cleveland a peddler complained to Marshal Latimer at noon about a Wednesday night wagon theft at Jacob Krick s barn in East Union township. A bag of 96 dollars was stolen the wagon was unlocked Citmer sent a runner to Wooster for help but the boy did not arrive Latimer suspects Citmer s son may have taken the money.
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Cleveland
Marshal Latimer
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Union Township
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Climer
Former Wooster Resident Dies in Cleveland at 79
Wm A Wireman longtime Wooster and Wayne county resident died Thursday night in Cleveland at his daughter Mrs Kittie Henderson home aged 79. Remains to reach Wooster for burial at 11 07 Saturday with brief grave side services by Rev J Frank Omith.
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Wooster
Wayne County
Cleveland
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Comrades Reune at Yarmap Home for Veterans
Thursday’s Day One of the happy quarterly reunions for surviving veterans of Companies 1 and 6, 6th Regiment O V I, was held at Mr and Mrs John Yarmap's home on Pittsburgh Avenue. Attendees included J L Hall and wife Orrville John Reid and wife Coyahoga Falls Nathan Wells and wife Oberlin Jobo Waltz and wife Dalton John Martin and wife Jacob Long and wife Wooster Thos Everly and wife Holmesville. The next reunion will be held in February at Comrade Hall’s home in Orrville.
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Orrville
Brave Boy Rescues Brother After Creek Wagon Sinks
In Kansas City Star report dated the 25th, six year old Hassell Kope and siblings play in a wagon that plunges into a creek. Ralph Kope, age unknown, plunges in after, reaches the wagon, and ferries his younger brother to safety as the water towered above them. Father A. Kope, once a resident of Wooaster, is noted.
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Ralph Kope
A. Kope
Ladies Vanishing Shoes Shorter Fit After Using Allen's Foot-Base
An old patent remedy advertises Allen's Foot-Base powder to shake into shoes for smaller fit and relief of swollen feet blisters corns and calluses. It claims quick comfort and acts as a cure for ingrowing nails and bunions. Free samples offered by mail from Allen 8 Olmsted LeRoy New York.
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Court Decision Deposes State Game Wardens in Ohio
In Columbus the Supreme Court ruled that game wardens are elected by the people, ousting state officials. Authorities say hunters should expect stricter enforcement and constables will prosecute violators. A Canton repository notes a lecture by Rev. S. B. Neick as eloquent and interesting.
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Doans Kidney Pills Prove Helpful in Wooster Test
Curtis Devinney of 178 North Grant St Wooster reports back pain lameness and headaches eased after using Doans Kidney Pills from Zimerman Co West Liberty St. He credits renewed energy and weight gain to the remedy. He urges others to try Doan’s, priced 50 cents, with mail order from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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