Smyser Wins Licking County Helped by Ashbrook Margin
Early returns show Congressman Smyser outperforming in the district with strong showings in Wayne and Holmes counties. In Licking, Smyser led 9862 to 6672 as Ashbrook carried the rest of the county by smaller margins, supporting a statewide shift despite district losses.
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Tast Jnogy
Sinyser
Holmen
Wayne County
Smyser
Roosevelt
Swyser
Toompson
Licking County
Ashbrook
Sage
Johestown
Hoskins
Thomps
Licking
Tuscarawas
Cosboc Top
Bolwes
Wayne
Tosarawan
Coeberton
Holnes
Thurssday
Newark American Tribune
Smyzer
Ashbrook Rivalry Shapes Wayne County Political Clash
The piece describes Wayne County politics as Democrats F M Vanover and E S Wertz line up for future congressional seats. Wertz supported Ashbrook but left for the west, angering Ashbrook loyalists though Ashbrook won. Local partisans expect Vanover’s Ashbrook ties to influence the district and anticipate Roosevelt’s reentry possibly reshaping outcomes.
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Wayne County
F M Vanover
E S. Wertz
Vanover
Ash Brook
Wertz
Ashbrook
Wooster
Pis
Roosevelt
Probate Court Guardians and Administrators Named in Estate Actions
A probate court record lists guardians and administrators appointed for multiple estates including George Mavidaan Mary E Davidson Rosanna Warner Rebecs Sauer Christian Sanitache Abriatian Santache Archibald Fieler Jacob Myers Charles W Forney David Resaser William Shoup Sophia Hantz Mary E Brenneman Thomas Oace and Michael Habel with bonds orders for letters inventories accounts and hearings set for December 7 and various recorded actions including ad litem appointments and appraisements.
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J. Davidson
George Mavidaan
Mary E. Davidson
A. Waver
Rosanna Warner
Adam Royer
Rebecs Sauer
Maryy Sants
Christian Sanitache
N. L
Charles W. Forney
VV Kline
David Resaser
Dan W. H Shelly
Eatagt
Christian Shelly
Isaiah Shoup
William Shoup
Peter Hantz
Sophia Hantz
L. Brenneman
Mary E. Brenneman
George Locke
Thomas Oace
Wm. H Locke
George Carl Locks
Michael Habel
Baohgman Township
Heads of Departments Meeting at Wooster WCTU in 1906
Wooster Woman’s Christian Temperance Union held a November 7 meeting. The program covered pledge discussions, new superintendents for 1907, financials, and a memorial tribute to Mrs Martha Patterson Wallace with resolutions praising her lifelong temperance work and devotion to family church and community.
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Toe W.C T. U
Todta
WCTWU
WCTU
Wooster Union
Mra
W. Douglas
Flower Mission
James Mallina
J W. Blocher
Jacob Frick
H . Mateer
H. E. Bennett
Mary Gordon
Anna Hurst
DYE CASES NEXT MONTH HEARING SET FOR DECEMBER
The week beginning Dec 3 is booked for criminal caseload hearings with trial dates to follow. Lead cases include the murder trial of Allen Miller and others, while numerous civil matters are listed for jury trial such as Brooks Oil Co vs Wilson and University of Worcester vs Myers.
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Allen Miller
Harry White
Wm. Everhart
Thos. Dye
Brooks Oil Co
Glessner
E . L Baum
The
Robinson Co
McCoy Va
Snyder
Brenner
McKee
Schrock
Hartzell
Celebrated Victory Parade in Wooster Honors Democratic Wins
Wooster celebrated a county ticket victory with a late Tuesday night parade by supporters of Caskey and Carlin. The festive crowd sang and jested at opponents’ homes but caused no property damage, with Republicans reporting no incidents.
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Wooster
Caskey
Carlin
Bose
Literary Society Meets at High School Friday
The Senior Literary society opened with minutes read and approved. Officers named Tawney sergeant at arms and Haupert Bechtel as critics. Programs included violin by John Dann, orations by Walter Warner Ada Musser Roy Wacker Annabell Meyers Nellie Pearce Gertrude Warner. Dialogues debates and readings followed with outcomes favoring the affirmative in key resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welker Cameron
Charles Tawney
Gertrude Haupert
Charles Bechtel
John Dann
Walter Warner
Sunday Law
Ada Musser
Roy Wacker
Annabell Meyers
Nellie Pearce
Gertrude Warner
Brutus
Cassius
Jelly shipment inquiry to Mrs Shepherd in Cleveland
Mrs T. 8. Shepherd has received several communications from Louise Wilmot of the deaconess home in Cleveland. She notes that weeks ago a box of clothing five vans of fruit and two linesvs of jelly with Wooster Ohio origin arrived. No identifying marks indicate the sender society or person. Credit will be given if the giver informs Mrs Shepherd.
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Mra. T
Shepherd
Louise Wilmot
Cleveland
Wooster
Ohio
Mia
Railroad Men Happy Over 10 Percent Pay Raise
Wooster railroad workers praise a depot notice announcing a 10 percent raise starting December 1. The local Pennsylvania Road work train crew will receive the boost, bringing a sizable extra distribution to Wooster workers amid ample staffing.
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Wooster
Wooater
Court House to be Deserted for Zimmerman Case
The Cleveland court house will be deserted this week as about six lawyers, Judge Eason, and Clerk Harrold appear as witnesses in the Zimmerman case. Clerk Harrold sent notices to petit jurors, telling them not to report until Monday, Nov. 19.
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Eason
Harrold
Zimmerman
Cleveland
Court House
Petit
William Gilmore Dies in Arizona, Home Burial Planned
William Gilmore, son of John Gilmore of Smithville, died Monday at his Arizona home. His remains will be brought back for burial. The death came as a shock to his aged parents who believed he was recovering and planning to spend the winter in Smithville.
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William Gilmore
John Gilmore
Smithville
Arizona
Smith
Amusements in Town Showcases Tudor Tale and Farce
The season presents Knighthood Was in Flower with Graea Merritt starring as Mary Tudor in grand period costumes. Kathryn Osterman headlines The Girl Who Looks Like Me, a sparkling farce about two women with witty schemes, strong supporting company, and brisk act structure delivering continuous laughs.
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Ernest Shipman
Ex- Beer
Fader
England
Mary Tudor
Graea Merritt
Charles Barnard
Mark Swan
Kathryn
Aterwan
Maker
Kathryn Osterman
Comedienne
Mark E. Swan
Young Couple Arrested in Petit Larceny Case
Chief Leiner arrested John Flory and his wife on South Buckeye street for petit larceny after finding stolen items from Archer house and Nolin & Son livery office. The couple pleaded guilty before Mayor Van Nest, paid a $21 fine plus costs, and were released.
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Leiner
Thorsday
John Flory
Buckeye Street
Flory
Archer House
Fiery
Nolin
van Nest
Costa
Rally Week Declared by Ohio Grand Master Walther
Grand Master Walther of Ohio designates the week from November 19 to 24 as Rally Week for Ohio Odd Fellowship. Every lodge in the state is expected to initiate one or more candidates during that period.
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Walther
Ohio
Ohio Oddfellowship
S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Wife Granted a Divorce in Wooster Court
Judge B Eason granted Mrs. Mary A. Kent of Wooster a divorce from Theodore P. Kent on grounds of willful absence for more than three years. Kent did not contest the decree.
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B. Eason
Mary A. Kent
Wooster
Theodore P. Kent
Cured of Bright's Disease by Foley's Kidney Cure
A testimonial from Robert O. Burse of Elnora New York claims dramatic relief from Bright's disease after using Foley's Kidney Cure. He describes reduced nightly urination swelling and improved eyesight after three bottles and urges others to try it. Also promotes Preventics cold prevention tablets and King’s Dyspepsia Tablets with a two day free trial offer from local druggists.
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Bright
Robert O. Burse
Elnora
N. Y
Foley
Bloomington reading circle hosts fret meeting of season
About 40 members attended at the Blocier home with Prof J G Black leading interactive reading. Alvinzi Canningham was elected president for the term and plans for the next gathering on Nov 16 at Mr Overholt’s Bloomington home were announced.
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Bloomington
J. W. Blocier
J. G. Black
Alvinzi Canningham
Behoteguy Willead
Kodol Digestive Aid Promoted as Stomach Restorer
An advertorial note touts Kodol as a great alterative and tonic that cures inward and outward ills, aids indigestion, sour stomach, flatulence, and dyspepsia, and restores stomach function. It is sold by Krieger Drug Store under strict conformity with the National Food and Drug Law.
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Krieger Drug Store
Food and Drug
Dic
Local names fill fragmentary report card in missing page
Readable names include Dilgard Mary Crow Kintler Helen Ankerman Clara Nek he Frankie Campbell and many others plus Forest Crow Lloyd Geitgey Alex Campbell Robert Hall Clayton Dil gard Harry Welsh Walter Buchholz and Joseph Flickinger. Wives listed for several men like Dave Sweitzer Frank Cassidy and John Sorg.
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Frank Campbell
Wooster
Clara
Wother
Miss Campbell
Vids Welsh
Merrell
Fern Leighty
Anna
Jenoie
Mary Cambell
Grace’ Buchholz
Florence Yoder
Madge Boy Zs
Maude Seibert
Mabel Kistler
Newreen
Dilgard
Mary Crow
Mandaled
Planning A Great Road Bond Issue For Cleveland & Southwestern
The Cleveland and Southwestern Traction company plans a new authorized bond issue of 10 million dollars, up from 8.11 million. Safeguards will limit issuance to meet actual needs for improvements, with rights to use bonds for connecting railroads and extensions, including potential links to Columbus Delaware and Marion. Existing security holders are protected as the company expands its reach substantially.
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Cleveland & Southwestern Traction Company
Cleveland, Rcdland & Mansfield
Uohio Gentral
Columbus, Delaware & Marion
Ex-Highs Triumph Over Orrville 17 to 0 in Open Game
The ex-Highs won at Orrville Thursday afternoon by 17 to 0. Orrville fought hard and showed a strong team that may win later. The ex-Highs praised their eleven as nearly one unit, with all players contributing top effort and confidence for matches with their class.
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Orrville
Tne
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Will Linn
Mra Shivel
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Qualdine Mitchell
Ethel Foltz
Miss Packer
College Avenue
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Roth Bogardus
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Clara Price
Women’s Missionary Society
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Cleveland & Southwestern Traction
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Miles
LA Walker
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Warren Street
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H. F.crows
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Nold Ave
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