Wreck Near Loutonville Pulls Freight Through River Bend
Murky Wednesday morning wreck near Loutonville on the Pen taylvania track when a line of fifty empty gondolas preceded by a freight engine derailed into a river bank. Engineer Mathews and Brakeman Norris Berry suffered injuries. Blakeman and another worker sustained sprains. Debris cleared, track reopened by Creston crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manfield Shell
Pat
Neam
Tloodvoville
Penteylvania
Sitapia
Walhending
Byr Mathews
Hedges Street
W C. Blakeman
Freman
Blakeman
Norriseberry
Rrescott Street
Has.a
Crestilne
Mansfield
Probate Court Probate actions and estate matters listed
Matters heard and pending before Judge R L Adair include private sale of property to J S Wallace executor of Wallace Laura B Campbell administrators of W H Campbell estate with first and final account heard. Jacob Clippinger estate inventory approved. Rosannah Weygandt estate inventory approved. George Plasterer appointed administrator of Harvey Sorder estate. bond set. Rachel Horn will probate and administrator appointed with will annexed. Joseph H Wilhelm estate investigative account filed. hearing December 1. W Harrell executor of Columbus Charrot estate appointed without bond. Elisabetham estate appended administrator with will annexed. bond set. Zoe Cirnabap guardianship petition filed to estate to corporation hearing November 6. Rebecca Landis executrix of Awes Landis estate inventory approved. Jamn W Kanke administrator granted stock distribution. Hearing December 1. Wuordathy application to appoint administrator Moats Haffy of Canaan township bond $1000. Mary Cattrr child guardianship referenced. Parke Cary estate second account petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J .S Wallace
Wow. Wallace
Laura B. Campbell
Woh
Campbell
Dew
B. Graven
Jacob Clippinger
Charien Collier
Rosannah Weygandt
George Plasterer
Harvey Sorder
Plain Township
Rachel Horn
Wilbehr
Joseph H. Wilhelm
T & and
W. Harrell
Columbus Charrot
Paint Township
D Metz
Elieabetham
Eby
Javon
Wuordathy
Moats Haffy
Canaan
Mary Cattrr
Frank RO McCleare
Mina McClure
Hari Wow
Ty Acker Punigan
Liona Brown
Parke Cary
Untitled obituary fragment for Elizabeth Dilpand ends abruptly
A brief obituary fragment notes Elizabeth Dilpand died suddenly on Tuesday evening after a lung trouble and buffering. It mentions a husband a daughter five sisters and two brothers mourners with a funeral at a church near a brook and a pastor from the church to conduct the service on the following Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stelenveto
Ecock Phurdai
Wars Corman
Chrysanthemum display opens. Kingsley event here
The article notes the experiment station greenhouses will be lit and open to the public this Thursday at 8:30 PM for viewing chrysanthemums. Creston welcomes the Kingsley chrysanthemum show starting Tuesday, November 14, with residents of Creston and Verginity to be congratulated on the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
of Law
Virttaity
Prva
Eshtibrum Breigat Te
Dr King's New Life Pills and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Advert
A damaged ad touts Dr King s New Life Pills as speedy relief for indigestion headaches and stomach woes. It also promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a perfect digestive aid. The copy mentions Laubach Boyd Drug as the seller and contains numerous garbled phrases and errors typical of OCR.
Ex Sheriff 8 McCoy Sues Henry Snyder Over Horse Sale
Ex Sheriff 8 McCoy sues Henry Snyder in Holmes county court for 310 dollars in a horse sale. McCoy alleges delivery to Joseph Ramseyer four weeks after sale, with Ramseyer accepting the horse for Snyder, who allegedly failed to pay. He seeks judgment for 310 dollars and names M L Smungser as attorney for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
Henry
Snyder
Holmes County
Court of Common Pleas
Joseph Ramseyer
Rameeyer
M. L. Smungser
Plaintife
I Thank Lords for Buckton Arnica Salve
Hannah Plant of Little Rock Arkansas praises Buckton's Arnica Salve for relief from fearful runcin sores and years of suffering. The healer, claimed to cure cuts burns and wounds, is guaranteed at Laubach & Boyd's drug store for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Plant
Little Rock- Ark
Buckton
Laubach’ & Boyd's
Outrage in Pernchau Terror and Atrocities Reported
A sensational report describes a Chinese incursion with numerous atrocities. Accounts name Dr Macle and Mis Chestnut among the victims, detailing bodies found and savage acts including exposure and murder. Villages report arming as the violence spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong
Mehle
Wooster
Macle
Atericso
Chinesa
Amy
Theotutea
Masa
Maes Chestnut
Amy Machte
Dong
Phoureh
Min Pestle
Mr Peale
Irae
Repueblicen
Pernchau
Mms
Linares
DILL GENERALS LIFE CHRONICLES IN MANSFIELD OBITUARY
A Mansfield obituary recounts General Thomas T. Dill a Sandusky Soldiers’ trustee and former adjutant general of Ohio. Dill died Tuesday in his city home after months of ill health. He served five years in the Union Army, helped execute duties at Washington in 1865, and held multiple state posts including soldiers’ trust and adjutant general under Gov Campbell. He is survived by his wife and one daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lunggell
Wooster
Cleveland
Lanewell
Hugh Bosyers
Oamd
Mansfield
Thomas T. Dill
Sandusky
Tomseday
Wen Dill
Ido Wayne Ouotv
United States
Gineule
Gen Dall
Washington, D C
Mary Suataty Daniel & Gerrald
George A. Alzeruth
Lewis Powell
John Wilkes Booth
Wsaenin Oof
Lincelo del Sad
Utruet
Wilges Booths
Ald Arvenal
Warhington
Booth Fautt Mat
Dill
Richland County
Sanctuaky
Ohn
Gov Hoadley
Gov Campell
Owas Wade
Tly Restof
Tov
Constitutional amendment shifts county offices terms statewide
The state constitutional amendment voted last election will change county offices terms. Common Pleas judges move to five year terms and several county roles gain extended terms, including treasurer and clerk. The measure reshapes term lengths across the county and may affect future elections and filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Dudes Eason
K.os Wertz Aga
Ieorue
Kriezer Aa
Manieras
Aumetblop
Local Elections Rule With City Races Set Long Run
A fragmented note discusses municipal elections occurring in even numbered years while state and national contests are kept separate. It implies self rule for cities without interference from higher tiers, stressing independence in timing and governance.
Salvation Army Christmas Dinner Planned in Wooster
The Salvation Army plans a Christmas dinner for Wooster's poor, with Captain Hayes and assistants arranging menus and preparations to serve 150 to 200 people. The event aims to provide a complete, hearty meal and Christmas cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Christinga Jay
Itill
Wooster
Captain Hayes
Tade
Ttia
Tia
Project aims at funding Mansfeld and Waceter railroad
David Collier of Pumptop, age 10, reports the financing matter for the Mansfeld and Waceter rail project is forming. Rees in Wooster to advance a stock sale for the city. Wertz not locally active, Powell busy with elections delaying progress. Officials push ahead, seeking sufficient funds to complete and proceed with the rail initiative for Waos communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Collier
Pumptop
Wooster
Wertz
Powell
Ecergzy
Waos
Trial Exciting In Ellaperman Case At Zanesville
A Wooster native Ad Ellaperman stands trial in Zanesville as witnesses recount alleged newspaper claims and a bribe offer to fix a jury. The case, drawing statewide attention, could set limits on what papers may publish. The judge will rule next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Ellaperman
Wooster
Zanesville
Ellaperman
Noesville
Apapera
Stella Ellsperman
Miss Ellsperman
Ellsperman
Tronse
Elipserman
Elisperman
Cox Retires From Syndicate Store Firm Ventures
Local business notice reports T. E. Cox has retired from management of the Syndicate store and disposed of his interest in the Wooster establishment and other Cox & Pippitt ventures due to long illness. He plans to remain in town and focus on leisure activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Woods
Orrville
Edward Miller
George Luce
Aukland
Wovuater
SS Oatwan
Mirsee Matilda
Marcella) Fisher
Medina
Frank ¢. Peckinpetugh
T. E. Cox
Syndicate
the Wooster—_establishment
Cox & Pippitt
Etree Eet
Cox
Posterand
Will-Beabout
Testare
Also Mentioned on This Page
Loutonville
State OF Paesee
Lars
Orem
Ererrivanz Ploxwnoets Baer
Probate Court
R. L. Adair
Weese
Tharetas
Hanley
Indiage
Dapine Linsbly
Averiain
Roy Grevewald
Dallas
Texar
Orrin O. Giraber
Applecreek
Etta le Kraus
Fredenebsbers
Eve
Martin McKelvey
Chicago
Jacvtson
Freeman Bowers
Mise
Ethel Mower
Nansfiela
Mi Wattere
Produet
Jas Co
Bell Bros
Tie Horse
Iany
Satortos
Leveland
Southweatern Tractier Co
Salurvay
Abbas
Mnehudips Foe
Tates
Mtal
Tir
Geran
Lesner
Pardineers
Pennsylvania
Purpos
Wouterhuis Quash
Dee
Utboers
Thas
Woonter
Onthoon
Osov
Charles Haupert Asetrman
Toe
Ome
Gotu Eftapal
Prowradt
Toe Alles
Columbos
Seville
D. A. Case
South Buckeye Street
Board of Public Service
Myron Crow
Tee
Crow
Martes
Aly
Neferia
Charles K. Curry
John C Talot
Ins
Harrold
Com Failor
Fred Faber
al Luce
Frifey
Tob
Mr Lace
Frank Firestone
Jacob Reotines
Pituter
Dack Broagat
Chveland Wits Wooster
John Warner Ehareis
Basing
Kev Hirai Sears
Cestert Seauien
Ais Beatign
Horseman
Ol Kane
Lincoln
T . Dill
Wayne County
Cerionrs
Ves
Hood
Susa A. Harmston
Withers
N.C. Hood
the Guardian Savings & Trust CO
Creverano
Add Klisperman
The
New York
Tribune Farmer
National Illustrated Agricultural Weekly
Tribune
Weekly Republican
Waviu
Republican
Advauer
Kilmer
Swaine
Binghamton N Y
Avery
Joseph O Frifz
Procter & O
Hail's
T Hillman
Pai Taw Council
Baul Bulding
Canton
M Po OG
Columbyan
Washelayten DL Raufessucese
Wasue
Funch
A Law
Court House
Harding & Co
ARS Ll
FL. Bean
Odie
Clarran
Tron Blok
Liberts Street
O Ali
Tepe Wits
Newkirk
Atttorney-At-Law
Otlue Jackson Blok
Public Square
M‘ Llakrran
Joan 4
M'Klarran & Jones
Charles C JoyEs
Attornye Atlaw
Woseter
Onis
J B Taylor
UL. Taylor
Offie Rooms
Nice
Bo.k
Hbera
Swartz A
Washingtin
Dowuing
Warner Beat
Ave
Ana Bowman
New York Eye and Ear
Estigaté
Linbach & Boyd
Otrio
Oate
Patterson
Jinsdate
Billogerville
Adair
Daviestown
Knight
Congress
Jane
Blankbook Manufacturing
Jacob Fischer
Frick Wewortat
Dustha
Ohio
Daily Republican
Boyd
Poe Ay
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!