Wayne County Daily News brief notes and notices
The Wooster area reports include postal quarters lease expiry in 16 weeks, a potential rent reduction, a postponed event at Kanke Pel, and a local AEDS children visit to an Arysanthemum show. Road improvements between Overton and Albertson farm planned for Nov 27 with volunteer help. county officials address annexation hearings and prison transport delays. Local business updates cover Blandford groceries shipped to Canton and cattle of debt repayment efforts. Notable items include court activity, personnel movements, and political tallies from district results.
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Thursty
Wayne
Bagwerson
Onj
Kankepel
AEDS
Kingsley
Camp
Wayne County
Wooster
West Gebanoh
Kidron
Orrville Crescent
Jds
Paint Township
Lyallay
Overton
Albertson Farm
Disappearing Dog Leads to Three Weeks Lockup Discovery
A valuable dog owned by Orrville butcher John Deible vanished three weeks ago. Deible offered a cash reward and searched everywhere. The dog was found after a confrontation in a small room on the floor of a livery barn where she had stayed three weeks earlier, a detail recalled upon discovery.
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John Deible
Orrville
Deibble
Exhibition Worthy of Enjoyment at Kingsley Greenhouses
An exhibition in Wooster showcases an outstanding chrysanthemum display in the Quinby room. Kingsley greenhouses present numerous flowering plants with larger, more beautiful blossoms, including three new varieties named Major McKinley and two others praised as beauties.
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Wooster
Quinby Room
Kingsley
McKinley
News From Neighbors in Mansfield and Surrounding Towns
The Mansfield News reports Marshal Patton requesting arrest of 45 year old Thomas Irvin who ran away from home, with a search launched at the railroad. Ashland Gazette notes Mrs Lutes Dickasop and Miss Bertha Lehman visiting friends in Wooster. H B Camp of Akron and companions pass through en route to Jeromeville for hunting along the new railroad. New Philadelphia Tribune mentions T E Rice of Applecreek visiting relatives in Mineral Point. Es A D Richards, lately in Washington DC, returns home. Astiand Times notes Sheriff Garver of Wayne County re elected, surpassing a 1200 Democratic lead in a presidential year.
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Mansfield
Patton
Thomas Hail
Ahreve
Thomas Irvin
Ashland Gazette
Lute Dickasop
Savannahb
Bertha Lehman
Wooster
Akron
Jeromeville
New Philadelphia
T. E. Rice
Applecreek
Mineral Point
A. D. Richards
Washington, D. C
Sheriff Garver
Wayne County
Two Canines act Queerly and Meet Tragic End
A report from Wednesday around 6 near Ess Liberta street details a mongrel dog rushing past the mayor’s office, leaping repeatedly before dying. A large poodle on the scene drew attention with its calm demeanor as residents watched the incident unfold.
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Ess Liberiatreet
Gene
Dovabie Tattantion
Enkitkishys Bay
Rmalsery Byisend
Dr Wheeler’s Nerve Vitalizer Claims Alarming Wrecks
A fragmentary item describes Dr Wheeler promoting a nerve vitalizer amid alarming Las Grippe wrecks. It claims the disease retreats to nerve centers after attack and notes ineffectiveness of various treatments. The piece mentions remedies and a mysterious author named Joseph with an unclear date.
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Price
Joseph Ie
Jos
Deed transfers for farm parcels in Appleton and Me Eaton
Administrator W. Cater records deeds transferring 40 acres valued at 1920 dollars to Martha J. Jameson and wife, portion of lot 26 in Appleton. Another warranty deed from Samuel Listher Edward Jeanderying conveys lot 75 in Me Eaton for 1200 dollars.
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W. Cater
J. As
Catter
Irda
Muartha J. Jarmeson
Apple
Samuel Listher
Edward
Jeanderying
Eaton
Settling Estates in Wayne County Probate Court
Oath judge John C. McCtarren presided as Jacob F. Behr applied to distribute taxes. Guardians and administrators filed new bonds, sale bills, and third partial accounts. Inventory proceedings and hearings set for November include Nathaniel G. Poe estate with appraisers RB Quick, J Metcalf, and J H Aylsworth.
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John C. McCtarren
Jacob F. Behr
Ida Belin
Elizabeth Snd Sprecker
Hitant McCance
Eliza J. Albertson
Wilk
Sacl
Grady
Jae Ging
Arin
Warten
Charles Conn
Jobat Clark
Eales
Coats
Shatter
Teat
Oaday
Mary Nelson Mateer
Shaffer
Wm. Eddy
Jonathan
Woaer
Nathaniel G. Poe
G. Quick
J. Metcalf
J. H. Aylsworth
Tuscarawas Totals Show Large Vote Increase Across County
The Tuscarawas county vote totaled 13,289, up 1,886 from last year. Dover, Goshen, and Mill led gains, while Auburn and other townships mostly increased Republican totals. Populists shifted support to Democrats, Prohibition dropped, and Socialist votes halved as reform and minor parties fluctuated.
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New
Philadelphia Advocate
Tuscarawas County
Dover
Goshen
Mill
Xford
Sandy
Auburn
Bucis
Clay
Fairfield
Franklin
Jefferson
Lawrence
Perry
Hash
Salem
Sugarcresk
Union
Warren
Warwick
Washington
Wayne
York
Tuscara
Good Temperance Party
Demcratis Party
Socialist Labor
Democratic Socialist Party
National Party
Gald Democrate
Salary Reform
Record number of suburban electric railroads planned around Cleveland
Cleveland Press reports county commissioners expect a record year for suburban electric lines to Cleveland. Projects include Cleveland & Akron electric line from South Brooklyn to Brecksville and Akron, led by Frank Wilcox and Frank Chandler, with work due by Oct 1, 1896. Also Cleveland Medina & Wooster line aiming to pay county tax of 850 dollars per mile annually for 25 years, cost estimated at 750000 dollars, routing through Parma, Middleburg, Strongsville, Brunswick, Medina and Wooster, with deadlines by 1897 and 1898. Wadsworth franchise bids from Cleveland & Wadnaworth Electric Co. and Cleveland & Southern Electric Co. to be heard Nov 21. County Commissioner Kennedy expects one line to be completed.
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Cleveland
McKinley
Commission
Times
Frank Chandler
Cleveland, Medina & Wooster
Jos.Roof
C. V. Hard
First National Bank of
First National Bank of Wooster, and Other Cleveland, Wooster
Medina
Brooklyn
Parma
Middleburg
Strongsville
Brunswick
Wooster
Wadsworth
Cleveland & Wadnaworth Electric Co
F. G. McCauey
Cleveland & Southern Electric Co
Royalton
Kennedy
Akron Sisterhood Notes L. B. Ebright Mentioned
Akron correspondent recalls Hon. L. B. Ebright's family, noting a sister and mother in Akron and referencing Dr. L. B. Ebright's service and possible roles. The fragmented text hints at connections to medical figures and national administration.
Memorial session and lodge moves in Ohio Masons proof
In Warren and Akron several Masonic and fraternal notices occurred. Grand Master Whittaker presided as 43 Rebekah delegates were named. Key officers for Ohio encampment were listed. Akron and Wooster lodges reported installations and officer rosters. A social at Akron marked remodeling plans for the Masonic temple. further notes covered memorials, deaths, and ongoing commanderies with officer elections and forthcoming events across Ohio.
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Warren
New Lodge of Rebe
Whittaker
Ohio I
Mecca
Henry
Akron
Rebekah State Assembly
Ohio
Grant
J. A. Backus
Grand Rapids
J. A. Morton
Zanesville
B. Brookins
Jackson
John Little
Springfield
W.n.mundy
Forest
W. A. Rittwinger
Oxford
E B. Bliss
Columbus
John A. Garver
Mt. Gilead
August Lanferssick
New Bremen
George Bowe
Cincinnati
B. Fers
Clyde
Ford Scribe
F. C. Garrett
Dayton
J. H. Hart
Piqua
TY. B. Beebe
Ravenna
J. A. Robinson
Cleveland
Masonic Temple
BR. V. Hampson
Grand Commandery
Liverpool
Pilgrim Commandery
Salem
Leetenia
Columbiana
Masonic Home
T.J. Melish
St. Philip’s
Trinity Commandery
K. T. Wooster
Knights Templer
U. K
George J. Schwartz
Hoss W. Fanck
Pittsburg
Sir Knight
H. K. Brady
W. D. Foss
J. B. Milier
C. A. McDonsll
J. K. Zimmerman
Ebenezer Lodge
A. M
W. Mf
John Stevens
F. J. Shives
J. N
Geo. Keppel
Treas
L. P. Obliger
Sec
W. L. Firestone
J. M. Reid
J D
John Johnston
Tyler
Woodland
H. Boyd
Zimmerman
W. W. Firestone
Aninbd Seth Hattery
I. M. Taggart
E. L. Kemp
S. A. Conrad
T. J. Falor
Z. T. Baltzly
Lester Nave
Wm. Stover
J. T. Gow
Francis Strobel
Lutheran Y P C E Event Draws Crowds in 19th Century Attire
A recent Lutheran Y P C E gathering in the Foss and Lee block on South Market Street drew strong financial support, netting about $15. Attendees represented most church groups, with many in 19th century dress and festive costumes. A vigilant committee collected fines on extravagant outfits, while refreshments of doughnuts pickles and coffee were enjoyed.
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Lutheran Y.P
All Around Wayne County Community Notes
The Applecreek silver glee club forms a permanent organization while residents report on local events across Wayne County. Mentions include Miss Kate Jennings of Des Moines visiting Fredericksburg, Orrville’s cane syrup output, health updates, school superintendent moves, and social visits. Local incidents range from election bets in Fredericksburg to a band delegation visiting Preston and Sterling, plus a fire scare and moving plans in Ashland and Marshallville. The Wednesday Club for married ladies forms in Orrville, with officers and members listed.
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Applecreek Silver Glee Club
Kate Jennings
Des Moines
Ibe
Fredericksburg
Tachantz
Orrville
Anna White
C. A. Hinderer
Marshallville
Mechanicsburg
Jeromaville
Camp
Ashland
H. Dswalsgood
West Salem
Jomaton
A. W. Orig
Cleveland
Los Angeles
California
Horace Hamilton
J. ¥. Blankenhorne
Charles Becker
Tennessee
Blankenhorn
Jake Hoffman
Peter Barnes
Big
Wm. Thompson
Bert Morgan
Seville Times
Preston
Sterling
Creston
Samuel White
Mr. White
Ashland Press
John Simona
Ivory Swangood
Mr. Patterson
William R&chlatt
Barton Frase
Schlutt
Carrie Salen
Belle Berry
Emma Baker
Maggie Ferenbaugh
Emily Gilbert
Jennie Jeuckheim
Lena Myers
Laura Norris
Zaidee Taylor
University Notes and Personals From Wooster
University notes and personals summarize Wooster University events including Tri-County Teachers meeting in Lodi, Thanksgiving entertainment planned by three literary societies, Rev Chas Austin visiting, fraternity activities visiting chrysanthemum exhibit, and Y M C A decisions concerning Hav B Fay Mills lecture plus alumni engagements and prep school football notes.
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Wooster University
Tri-County
Lodi
Chas. Austin
Lutheran Tabernacle
Pittsburg
McAfee
Wooster
iFrom
Kingsley
J. Earle McCressland
Theta Nu
Phi Gamme Deltas
Miss Firestone
North Market Street
Kappa Kappa Gamma
University Y. M. C. A
Fay Mills
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Hardin County
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Harry Love
Philadelphia
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Daniel Ziegler
Second Ward
Levers
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Douglass
Mansfiald
J. B. Campbell
North Hill
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Indiana
E. A. Morse
Massachusetts
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Rebecca Steele
Frederick
Reaser
Buckeye Street
Jessie Smith
Weat Larwill Street
Albert Hileman
Andrew Virtue
Applecreek Presbyterian Church
G. AD. Hatfield
H. T. Bechtel
Bloomington
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Charles Boydston
John Wright
Spink Street
Mr. O'Connor
J. A. McDowell
Congress
Millersburg
Holmes
Licking
Tuscarawas
Coshocton
Charlies Haupert
J. 8. Ross
Alien Barnet
F. B. Maurer
M. E Gordon
K. J. Smith
McBride
Artis
Shergeryithe
Dr. Wheeler
Wayne County Probate Court
Strick” Ebright
Hon. L
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Cleveland Press
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