Stebbins vs Stebbins divorce plea outlines years of conflict
In Orrville Mrs Sarah Stebbins sues for divorce from Nelson Stebbins charging extreme cruelty neglect and interference with property She details a long matrimony with multiple marriages alleged bigamy and a cash pension dispute She seeks a legal determination of marriage validity an injunction against Stebbins and freedom from his claims plus equitable relief The case lists many personal and financial details and references a pending common pleas action.
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Sarah Stebbins
Orrvlle
Nelson Stebbins
Sarah Friend
Kent
England
United States
John Liewellyp
Berea
Said Liewllyn
Stebbings
Delaware
Ohio
Michigan
Macedonia
Summit County
Stebbing
Dist Regt. O. V.I
Stebbins
Cleveland
Thern
Llewellyn
Liewallyn
Court of Common Pleas
Northfield
Henrietta Nicholas
Northsieia
Northfield Place
Earlville
Havenna
Marsville
Orrville
Eariville
Urrville
H.H. Strauss
Stepbins
Blizzard
Akron
Stebbiles
Stephing
Jape & Taylor
Ladies Seriously Hurt In Sunday Runaway Incident
From Mondays Daily Mrs Joseph Correll Sr of Franklin township suffered serious injuries when a buggy wheel failed near their home. The couple were en route to church. Mrs Correll broke her right thigh and sustained pelvic and hip injuries while Mr Correll received arm and shoulder bruises. Doctors Ryall and Yocum attended. Her condition was dire with slim hope for recovery.
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Joseph Correll
Franklin Township
Correll
Correil
Farmer Near Wooster Reports Large 250 Acre Corn Yield
A farmer southwest of Wooster grows 250 acres of corn of excellent quality and large yield. It remains to be seen if average yields match Willis Bishop’s 1721¢ bushels per acre. Good news for Western Wayne County.
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Wooster
Willis Bishop
Austen Sells 100 Acres for Tile Plant Near Camp Railroad
John Austen of Wayne county sold 100 acres known as Childs Island one mile south of Austen to Toledo parties for 16000 dollars. Site to host a large tile and hollow ware factory with brick and tile to be produced at the Camp factory. A company has been organized and work will start at once.
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John Austen
Austen
Wayne County
Toledo
Childs’ Island
Hog Cholera Remedy Heads County Toward Eradication
Hog cholera appears stamped out across the county with several townships reporting lighter losses. Plain township suffers the heaviest toll while farms affected last year show no sign of cholera this year, though adjoining farms remain at risk. A Lyndonville Democrat reader cites a home remedy of burning corn to coal and feeding it to hogs at first signs, claiming it costs farmers nothing and may kill the intestinal insect blamed for the disease.
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Plain Township
A. R. Everhardt
Christles McClure
Lyndonville Democrat
Shays
Akron coal losses and Pittsburgh supply shift noted
Despite Hocking mines losing several coal contracts at Akron the Pittsburg district is now supplying coal that formerly went to the C A and O freight business continues in Columbus and Ohio.
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Hocking
Akron
Pittsburg
C. A
Columbus
Clinton letter details entertainments at home
Mrs. Clinton hosted a letter reading in her residence last week with guests including Dr Williams of Cyclone and Mr and Mrs Price of Palmyra Portage County also Mrs Emma Nelchter of Orryilla.
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Clinton
Mre
Dr Williams
David Williams
Cyclone
Mra
Price
Palmyra
Portage County
Alao
Emma Nelchter
Orryilla
Literary Sogiettes and Weekly Club Meetings at Wooster
Readable notes recount the Thursday Club at Mrs. S. F. Scovel with Miriam Hilds on the Scandinavian Reformation and a Belonging of Selagic Reformation. High school program features declamations and orations, plus Luther themed talks by Miss Gingrich and others. Lectures, Society gatherings, and a Central Center discussion on Roman Catholicism in the United States follow, with varied attendee turnout and post-meeting socials.
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F. Scovel
Eall Svenue
Miriam Hidls
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Helen W. Jacqueth
John Huss
Haupert Society
Hall Literary Society
the Wooster High School
Margie Hay
Homer Young
John Landers
Brauce Wallace
Mae McCoy
Lola Hurst
Eleanor Graham
Hough Bose
Philp Sheridan
Clement Langell
Lois Lyon
Myron Matz
Edgar Soyder
Debu
Carey W. Kauke
A. Peckinpaugh
Mira. K
Martin Luther
Oliver
Luther
Tuther
Gingrich
Applecreek founder John Hindman dead at 80
John Hindman longtime Applecreek resident died Tuesday at his West North Street home after weeks with kidney and bladder disease. He was 80 years old, born in Columbiana County and helped found Applecreek village after 1854, later living in Wooster. Survived by five children and widow Mary Phillips Hindman. Funeral at his West North residence Thursday at 2 PM.
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John Hindman
West North Street
John Hindma
Columbiana County
Wayne County
Mary Phillips
F Edinbar
Applecreek
Wooster
Hindman
Wooste
O. K. Griffith
Orrvillle
William Hindman
Crestline
J. G. Jackson
Toledo
S. BG. Eason
T. D. Cunningham
Presbyterian Church
Local Notes From Smithville and Surrounding Areas
In Smithville several residents are mentioned with schooling and visits, including Miss Ira Thompson and Miss Budd of West Lebanon. Dan Brown husked 100 shocks of corn over two days, with 210 bushels measured for F M Frederick, sworn by Julius Flory of Loudonville Democrat. C D Crow’s disappearance since September 1 remains unresolved amid a small forgery detected locally involving a forged report and a $30 bill from Dr C B Scott for examining policy danger repair.
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Smithville
Ira Thompson
Budd
West Lebanon
Elizabeth Zurcher
Dan Brown
Arement Baty
Alice Jarvis
F.M. Frederick
Julius Flory
Loudonville
C. D. Crow
Amo Ae
C. B. Scott
Deaths of Arnold Ingram and Martin Musser in Wayne County
Notices report Arnold A Ingram 1843 age 52 died after brain congestion at home Wayne County Ohio his mother Margaret Burnnett and Police and Post members attend funeral Given Post honoring his service in Civil War and Populist affiliation. Also Martin Musser 75 longtime Plain Township resident died after illness at home Blachleyville his wife and three children survive funeral at Plain Lutheran church with interment at church cemetery.
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Martin Musser
Blachleyville
Plain Township
Henry
Virita Musser
G. Case
Milbrook
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the Plain Lutheran Church
Railroad changes and new cars across lines rise in activity
Time table changes loom for O A C on November 10 and W and L E on November 17. Several hundred new coal cars will be added to L and W rails within days. Erie plans faster train 5 between New York and Chicago, cutting time by one hour and 40 minutes. Columbus Sandusky and Hocking Valley reorganizes with Nicholas Monsarrat as president. William Ray, injured at Lodion W I E, returns home at Sherrordsville, hobbling with crutches. Mr Betta of Tiffin leads 22 men in Perrynville to strip 80 000 railroad ties for the Pennsylvania Co. on the line to Pittsburgh. The Eriehaven Mother Hubbard engine tests on this division with two cabs 10 feet apart. Freight cars on the Pennsylvania Lines will be fitted with hand irons for brakemen’s safety, refitting required by December 1 at all division points.
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Pennsylvania Co
Here
Pittsburg
Eriehaven
Mother Hubbard
Pennsylvania
Marshallville Parties Wedded Wooster
A wedding occurred at 11 o clock Friday in Probate Judge J C McClarran s office with George Eich and Louise Krotger of Marshallville tying the knot. Clerk Carroll Miller and Deputy John Myers witnessed as a minister was arranged, and the couple left for Marshallville to begin their life together.
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J.C. McClarran
George Ich
Louise Krotger
Marshallville
Lerk Carroll Miller
Miller
Eich
Handy
Kieffer
John Myers
Court of Common Leas
Benedicts
Arshallvisle
Wayne County deeds show multiple transfers in 19th century
A compilation of administrator and warranty deeds from Wayne County records lists transfers: James Hill as administrator of Elizabeth Mell to Catharine Mell for 20 acres in East Union township at 1060 dollars. Martha Irvin to Axham Sanders for parcels in Dalton. B Wertz to Levi Helpner in Dalton. Albert Laur er to Jennie Dull in Wooster. Rachael L Frank executrix to Henry Galchone in Rerend and Chippewas townships. Winfiela Kimberlip to Vincent Laith in Orrville. Johnny Hol linger to Daniel Martin in Creston. Jesse McClellan trustees to Malinda scheneman for 60 acres in Paintray de 1,800 dollars. Sarah A Fertig to Willis Feaman for 18 acres in Canan township at 4600 dollars.
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James Hill
Elizabeth Mell
Catharine Mell
East Union Township
Martha Irvin
Axham Sanders
Dalton
B. Wertz
Levi Helpner
Albert
Laurer
Jennie Dull
Wooster
Rachael L Frank
James P. Frank
Henry
Galchone
Chippewas
Winfiela M. Kimberlip
Vincent F. Laith
Orrville
Johny
Holling
Conference on Free Silver Dividing Alabama Democrats
United States Senators Morgan and Pugh meet with free silver Republicans to decide whether to continue the free silver campaign within Alabama Democratic circles. Leading Democrats fear further silver agitation could split the party and threaten democracy in the state.
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BrewingHam
Als
United States
Morgan
Pugh
Free Silver
Alabama
Democratic Party
Big Railroad Sale Ends Erie’s Reorganization Plan
In Ramapo New York the Erie system was sold to a bid consortium for 20000 over bonded debt. The buyers were C H Coster Louis A Fitzgerald and Anthony J Thomas acting as the reorganization committee aided by J P Morgan. The deal aims to revitalize the line from New York to Chicago and cancel existing securities in exchange for stock in the new company. The sale was secret and details emerged only to high officials.
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Cinersxatr
Xaus
Ramuapo
Erie
C. H. Coster
Louis A. Fitzgerald
Anthony J. Thomas
J. P. Morgan
New York
Chicago
Salamanca
Mange
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