Missing Men and Local News in Wayne County
Editorial and local items from Wayne County parcels include Missing Men notes Orrville and Wooster clubs, gifts for WOA work, social world reports, and county farmers institute highlights. Two men killed at Warwick and the tragic accident to Glenn Myere are reported with last honors to veterans and divorce action noted in Orrville. Real estate transfers and community updates across Orrville and Wooster conclude the roundup.
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Wayne County
Wooster
Orrville
The
Social World
County Farmers Institute
New Electric Extensions
Warwick
Glenn Myere
Send for supplies and weekly letters to correspondents
A call from The Republican office urges local correspondents to promptly supply letters. Authors are asked to report weekly, even brief items, with fresh news. Letters should arrive by Monday or Tuesday, prioritizing many short notes over longer, delayed ones.
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The
Republican
Weekly
Spain May Mortgage Cuba to Britain Blocking U.S. Change
Spain plans to mortgage Cuba to Great Britain but a forthcoming American administration may seize power in the United States to halt the scheme.
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Spain
Cuba
Great Britain
United States
Bushnell gains edge amid campaign remarks by Campbell
Campbell argues Bushnell led by 02 to 138 in plurality, saying it would have been larger if Democrats had run on national issues. The remark forecasts rough times ahead for next year.
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Bushnell
Campbell
Signs of improvement in New York financial markets
Bradstreet reports signs of improvement in New York financial markets though foreign disturbance and gold outflow due to the Wilson stimulus limit gains. The Laurada seizure at Charleston follows a Spanish complaint over neutrality laws, while U S policy and railroad rate debates urge political and economic tensions amid national issues.
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Bradstreet
New York
Wilson
Charleston
S. A
Laurada
Carlisle
Cespedes
Cuba
United States
Third term movement gains footing in Ohio politics
The Columbus Call notes a rising third term push for Grover Cleveland, with Ohio organized to secure a pro gold standard delegation and Cleveland’s renomination. It warns against substitutes for Ayer’s Saraparil list and urges using Ayer’s for health.
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New York Herald
Cleveland
New Orleans
New York World
Columbus
Ohio
Grover Cleveland
Jewelry and Money Recovered After Robbery
Grand jury may hear more as jewelry and most of the money were found returned Saturday night at 11. A female home invaded last Tuesday by a sneak thief left three thumps on the back door and hidden items on a porch. Investigation ties the thief to the Power residence, with about $29 still unrecovered, prompting grand jury action.
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Grand Jury
oAn
James'b. Power
Spruce Street
Relsperman
J.B. Minter
Pauty
Asinear Ss
A. W. Naftzger
Y. F. C. Hof
Church of God
Jach
Tayer
Wilight
Medina County Grants Street Railway Franchise
Medina county commissioners granted a franchise to the directors of the Wooster Medina and Cleveland Electric Street Railway. Summit County commissioners granted Wadsworth Electric Railway a right of way from Wadsworth through Doylestown Western Star and Johnsons Corners to Barberton. The line must be completed within 18 months.
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Medina County
Wooster
Official Vote In Kentucky for Governor
Louisville Ky Navy 14 announces official cost of the vote in the recent governor election. Bradley Republican 172436 Hardin Democrat 163962 Pettit Populist 16011 Demaree Prohibitionist 4162 Bradley's plurality 8474. Bradley's vote largest ever for a Republican candidate in Kentucky. Scratches and third party dynamics noted. Also included are unrelated Yankee ad blurbs and ads about digestive tonics and castor oil.
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Louisville
Navy
Bradley
Hardin
Pettit
Popalit
Demaree
Kentucky
Benjami Harrigan
Guv
Buckner
Governo
Col Bradley
Strong
Hardin Baling
Free Silverites
Ith Hardina
True Greatness Sermon at Muskingum College Church
Reverend Jesse Johnson of Muskingum College preached at United Presbyterian in New Concord Ohio. His sermon on True Greatness cited Matthew 20 25 and discussed desire for greatness versus humble charity and service. Other notices include missionary and Sunday School plans across local churches and revival events in nearby towns.
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Jesse Johnson
Muskingum College
New Concord
Ohio
United Presbyterian Church
Disciples of Christ
Christ
Sider Holmes
Holmesville
Young Folks
1St Presbyterian Church
Bessie Bechtel
Beall Avenue
Dalton Presbyterian Church
Congress of Missions
Toledo
Ladies of Westminster Church
So Mission School
Ohio State
Rose J. Clark
Salt Lake City
Baptist Church
Utah
C.schaeffer
Lutheran Church
W.criley
I. N. Kinney
Minerva Criley
Salem News
Baptist Young People’s Union
E. A. Wooster
Europe
Esther Sterling
Wooster Association
Doylestown Methodist Church
Akron
Philpit
Epworth League of the
Methodist Church
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Presbyterian Church of
Tlbé
Walla
Sheriff Sale Listings Include Two Farms and City Lot
Sheriff Garver sold property in a Hamilton county case J R Zimmerman versus Atonzo Hiar-Tington Lot 1037 East Henry Street appraised to 510. A 100 acre farm in Milton town offered at 8000, bids received. An 188 acre Meathe estate farm also offered at executor sale but drew no bids.
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Garver
J.R. Zimmerman
Atonzo Hiar- Tington
East Henry Street
Eees
J. R. Zimmerman
Wm Oes Aa Ae
Milton Towns
Meathea
Samuel Mite
All the Town to be Taxed But Four
The Circuit Court decision by Judge Adams at Alshland restricts the tax plan for the Mohican township bonds tied to Camp’s railroad. Plaintiffs Fox, Glenn, Galloway and Stentz are exempted from paying the bonds. the burden falls on other taxpayers, not just Jeromeville and the township bond guarantors.
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Adams
Alshland
Mohican Township
Camp
Mansfield
Jeromeville
Narrow Escape From Terrible Injuries At Crossing
A.P. Buchheit barely escaped serious injuries when a work train at the P., J. W. & C. U. crossing jolted and tipped him under a wheel, trampling his stomach but leaving only a slight bruise on his right thumb. The scene drew witnesses who expected severe harm, while bystanders helped him to safety within minutes.
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A.P. Buchheit
Torday Wongenigs
Buchheim
Ward
New Court Commences in November Term of Common Pleas
The Court of Common Pleas opened Monday morning with Judge and a list of jurors from Wayne Clinton and adjoining areas. Foreman Saurer was chosen. The session expected to last two or three days with about a dozen cases set for trial. Divorce case arises from Colorado with Mattie H Mowrer seeking a divorce from I A Mowrer for failure to provide. Eddie Carse, a youth from West Salem, is returned to the Boy's Industrial School after parole violations.
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Read
Wayne
Colorato
Mattie H.mowrer
I. A. Madwrer
Wooster
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Col
Arrapsh County
Matthie H.hellinger
Matcher
Ioin Laker
Wobster
Baker
Eputy
Aylsworth T
West Salem
Eddie Carse
Lancaster
G. M Johnson
Savannah Academy
Scovel
Swissvale
Pittsburg
Presbyterian
S. J. Fisher
Dr. Fisher
First Presbyterian Church of
Samuel Calhoun Speer
Pennsylvania
Ebenezer Business College
Cochran, Ga
Allentown
Commercal
Ne, College
Unclear OCR fragment on health tonics and nutrition
Fragmentary text discusses diet, potential diseases, and a health product claim. Contains distorted phrases about nourishment, physicians, and a digestive condition, with no coherent event or identifiable entities.
Celery King for Nerves Promoted by Lanbaudh Era
An old remedy ad claims Sire to Sou family medicine in Macon offers free samples for indigestion constipation rheumatism and general nerves. Lanbaudh fiod, described as leading aragaiste, distributes samples to the afflicted with large packages priced at 6e and 25e despite unclear references.
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Macon
Lanbaudh Fiod
Coloring This Fail Try Magic Dyes for Rich Colors
A garbled OCR line mentions Magic Dyes offering rich colors and a washing hint, plus a price note of 10 cents and a reference to Wauch & Boyd. Readable fragments suggest a small ad snippet from a vintage shop page.
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Uanbach & Boyd
Fragmented Ad Mentions Cure and Medicine
Fragmented OCR text cites medical claims about Cror and cancer cures with references to physicians and various products. The garbled lines mention Vita and Nervous disease remedies, implying an old but unclear advertisement or medical patter.
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Aubaoh & Boyd
Local Lodges Elect Officers in Wooster Commandery
Wooster Commandery No 48 K T elected Eminent Commander Ha Brady and officers including George Beetus Captain General and Warden S hires. Wooster Lodge No 33 F and A M named officers Harry K Brady and J M Reid, with Firestone and Geiselan in key roles. Given Relief Corps inspection led by Mrs M A Wardell with full attendance expected. post inspection praised as in good order. comrade Darvey Rahm requests burial with military honors for J W Bricker of Smithville. eight Given West comrades have died this year, doubling the prior rate as funeral rites reflect G A R ritual.
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Wooster
K. T
Ha Brady
George Beetus
W.ard
Minter
T. H. Elser
L. P. Obliger
Wwse McClellan
McCalmon
Derr
He Annagl
M. A.J Wardell
X. Elson
Mrade Darvey Rahm
J. W. Bricker
Smithville
Given Post
Given West
Biggest ear of corn debate stirs readers in 19th century republication
The Republican readers weigh claims on ear size with corn and potato yield notes from Mill Brook and Canaan farms. A boast about 4480 grains per ear is disputed, with figures of 2400 to 5000 bushels cited for corn and potatoes. The letter-writer JuL Notestein questions memorable tale of 3 feet thick ears and 10 feet long, urging caution over exaggerated farm stories.
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Republican
Millbrook
Dorn
Notestine
Woostzer Berberican
Servblican
Helltime
Robbert
Canaan
W. Bishop
Thespaper
J.ul
Inter-Collegiate Oratorical Contest Planned At Wooster
A Wooster college page outlines a pending inter-collegiate oratorical contest at Columbus on Jan 22. Prize levels include a gold and silver medal and a book on operance in the preliminary, with three cash prizes for the state contest. The invitation was accepted and productions must run 10 minutes on the Haskell bill.
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Oratorical Association
Executve
The
Saloon League
Wooster
Ohio
Columbus
Fragmentary OCR Note Reflects Unclear Local Text
The readable portion mentions Washington Philadelphia Monday and a rest period with unclear context. Many words are garbled and names fragmentary, offering no complete event, dates, or identifiable entities to confirm.
Dr Hand Colie Cure Praise From Hand Medicine Co
A Springfield Ohio reader endorses Dr Hand's Colie Cure saying it helps during pregnancy and after birth. The letter, dated January, praises samples from Hand Medicine Co Philadelphia and mentions doctors and a address at 96 Beattes Dr. Hospital and medical names appear garbled yet indicate a testimonial tone for a baby care product.
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Hand
Latimer and residents noted in Wayne County notices
A messy local wire service style column records names of residents and movements such as George Latimer of Adame visiting Shreve, Will Jarvis in Twinsburg, McDonald Smith moving to Orth Amberat, Julius Gleitsman attending a funeral in Millersburg, Irvine Council considering a tramp lodging stone pile, and Jacob Boley shipping turnips to Columbus. It also mentions lawyers Lee and Calhoun in a church disturbance case that was dismissed due to a paper error, and a stray reference to market demand for Ayes Hall Vigor.
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George Latimer
Adame
Shreve
Will Jarvis
Fredericksburg
Twinsburg
Samroit
McDonald Smith
Orth Amberat
Doylestown
Julius Gleitsman
Columbus
Wadsworth News
Lee
Calhoun
Rittman
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