Akron reunion honors Eighth Regiment veterans
The Akron gathering celebrated the Eighth Regiment veterans with Col C V Hart elected president, Wing Palaver as secretary, Captain Harry J Blackburn treasurer, and Chaplain J O Campbell delivering remarks. Col Hard received a warm ovation as the corps recalled Cuba and Santiago memories.
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Akron
Harry J. Blackburn
Zwas
Sigshee
Andy-Laws
st-Gunton
Bcrirtchfield
Chae
Lious
George
Aoe Deenderle
George W. Rogers
Eight rogues reunion dispute with band over unpaid services
During a reunion in a county, eight group members confront commanding officers over a $1200 bill for band services reportedly unpaid. The band claims services were rendered during the stay and asserts the group treated them poorly, prompting potential court action.
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Outminus County
jeHittle
Sneak Thieves Reported Around Town
Several petty thefts are noted around town with gloves and small items left in public places. Rev N A Walker of Wishart Iron and Patent Heating hosts a McKinley cane at Methodist meetings and a pair of gloves at the post office. Walker told a Republican man he suspects a couple of people have better behave. Small items have also been stolen near the court house.
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N. A Walker
Wishart_Iron company and patent heating company
Walker
Lamp Explodes Endangering Home at College Avenue
A lamp exploded at Prof Charles Haupert's home on College avenue Thursday afternoon. Mrs Haupert, upstairs, noticed the lamp fire and a table covering catching fire. Students nearby extinguished the flames, narrowly preventing a major blaze.
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Charles Haupert
College Avenue
Alenetac
Pastors Busy Day As Neikirk Ties Two More Marriages
The Rev S E Neikirk ordained two marriages today in Mansfield and West Salem. At noon in Erpuate Court office Casano Leonardo and Charlotte Louise Feasel exchanged vows. At 1 pm at East North Street parsonage Frederick Roas and Florence Murphy united in marriage. The Rev concluded with another anticipated ceremony later.
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S.E. Neikirk
Erpuate Court
Aus Neteirl
Casano Leonardo
Mansfield
Charlotte Louise Feasel
West Salem
East North Street
Neikirk
Frederick Roas
Crestline
Florence Murphy
Creston
Wooster Notes: illness, marriages, and schedule updates
Friends in Wooster and nearby circles report G H Dykes ill with consumption in Cleveland. G Maurer, formerly Lodi superintendent, now teaches in Canton. Lena Bell Allen, 196, of Plain City, wed Louis Baxton Robinson on November 18. Christmas break lasts three weeks. winter term begins January 8 and closes June 19.
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Wooster
G. H. Dykes
Cleveland
SSS
G. Maurer
Lodi
Canton
Lena Bell Allen
Plain Cuy
Louis Baxton Robinson
Balked a Policeman and a Rugged Rattler Tale
A Loudonville man tells of finding a large rattlesnake pinned by a limb in the Arahan House yard. He frees it and later feeds it at supper. The snake becomes a bed companion for days until one night it constrains a burglar by the neck, its tail tapping the window to alert the police.
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Loudonville
theArahan House
A Real Artiste at Tuesday Piano Recital
The Artist's Course featured a piano recital by Mrs Morrey of Columbus. Attendance was fair but the audience was highly appreciative and praised the performer with enthusiastic applause. Mrs Morrey is described as the finest pianist to appear here in recent years.
Dalton Water Supply Faces Steam Engine Question
Dalton Nov 20 council debates water supply upgrades as wind-driven pumping struggles with demand. Trustees favor steam engines despite high costs, amid public thorny opposition. Citizens report outages during calm periods, hindering lawn sprinkling and bathing. Pain Balm advertised locally.
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Dalton
Water Works
Health cures and remedies advertise medicines
Easy to Cure. Cold if you go about it right. Take two or three Krause's Cold tablets during the day and two before retiring at night. This will insure a good night's rest and a free movement of the bowels next morning. Continue the treatment next day and your cold will melt away. Price 25c. Sold by Proctor & Chail. A Physician Testifies. I have taken Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and have never used anything in my life that did me the good that did. says County Physician Geo. W. Scroggs of Hall County, Ga. Beings physician I have prescribed it and found it to give the best results. If the food you eat remains undigested in your stomach it decays there and poisons the system. You can prevent this by dieting but what means starvation. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat. You need suffer from neither dyspepsia nor starvation. The worst cases quickly cured. Modern Sorcery Surpassed. While suffering from a bad case of piles I consulted a physician who advised DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Carter, Atlanta, says it cured piles. I heartily recommend it to all sufferers.
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TNO
Hard
Cuba
Akron-Democrat
Col. Hard
Colto V
Krause
Proctor,& Chail
Éttbsk
Geo. W. Scroggs
Hallcounty
Zimmerman
x-of-DeWitt
Searon Carter
Atlena
ieeRe
Be On Your Guard Over Letter Box Scams
Neighboring cities report a six man crew selling letter boxes for five cents a year or 25 cents for five years. They tout ownership and portable boxes via circulars signed The American Letter Box Co, with promises of delivery tomorrow. Citizens urged to beware as they may visit Wooster.
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Wooster
United States
The
American Letter Box Co
Equipping With Electricity On Pennsylvania Trains
Electricians on the Pennsylvania are equipping trains with electrical appliances. Storage battery and axle-connection motor are used with a belief that batteries will prove more successful. Editor H N Lester of Syracuse Kansas reports healing eruptions with Bucklen's Arnica Salve, advertised at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Pills and prices in Thanksgiving travel ads from old paper
Reliable and Gentile. Pills and prices blur in a fragmented ad. The piece promotes DewWitt’s Little Early Risers as gentle and vegetable. It also advertises Thanksgiving Day travel rates via Nickel Plate Road and Baltimore & Ohio Railroad with tickets on sale November 27 and 28, details to be obtained at local agents.
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Nickel Plate Road
Sassou
EA Akers
T. Au
Cleveland
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ohio
Austin
Genera
Obituary Notes Mrs Catharine Feusier of Cleveland
Mrs Catharine Feusier widow of Joseph Feusier longtime resident of Mt Eaton died Monday Born in France ninety two years ago last August She came to America at age nine and lived in New York five years there married Sosepit Feusier then moved to Ohio settling at Massillon later relocating to Mt Eaton obituary notes copyedited for clarity
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Catharine Feusier
Cleveland
Joseph Feusler
Mt. Eaton
Feusier
France
America
Siabeet
Jonrs
New York
Sosepit Feu
Ed Eyour
Mr. Eaton
Revival meeting at Methodist church draws crowds in Wooster
The revival service at a Wooster Methodist church drew strong participation with spirited singing and prayer. The sermon outlined five points on deliverance and sanctification, and many altar calls followed. A second midweek Sabbath of fasting and prayer is planned from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. with an expected turnout of about 300 devout attendees.
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Krnudiengs
Telethodist
Cornell
Belog
Aia Aecerale Bund
James E Elliott Purchases Coal Yard on North Walnut Street
James E Elliott buys John B Nolin’s coal yard on North Walnut Street and plans to take possession in a few days. He states the transition will be handled in a way to attract attention.
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James E. Elliott
John B. Nolin
North
Walnut Street
Mr. Elliott
Quack Patent Remedies and Political Figure Notes
A mix of testimonial blurbs on Electrica Bitters and Foley’s Honey and Tar claim sweeping cures for stomach and throat ailments. Includes biographical notes on James H. Farrell, Chicago politician, detailing long service in the Illinois House and real estate work. Mentions Syrup Pepsin and Herb Laxative as cures with endorsements from local druggists Laubach & Boyd.
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Illinois House of Representatives
James H.farrell
Chicago
Sol -County
Democracy
New York
van Wycx
Gapt
Farrell
Capt. Farrell
Eight officials and miners trapped in Pocahontas mine disaster
State Mine Inspector and eight experienced miners entered the Southwest Virginia Improvement Company's colliers to assess the Baby mine explosion and fire. They were overcome by gas. Assistant Superintendent King is critically ill. Recovery efforts continue as fear grows for the eight missing inspectors and their families.
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Frazier G. Bell
Joseph Wardwell
Shamokin Coal and Coke Company
Maybury
Southwest Virginia ‘Improvement Company
Baby Mine
West Wilne
King
Eee
Chew Iy
Southwestern Virginia Improvement Company
Thorne
Philadelphia
Baby M
Inside Hoboken murder probe as mother charged
Emiline Dale died in Hoboken with her mother in custody. Dr. Schultz of Cornell College will test the child for poison while Dr. E. B. Smith conducts microscopic checks. The father is en route from Chicago as authorities seek a motive and a strong evidence chain forms.
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Hoboken
Dale
Emeline
Bale
Bodies of Smuggler prop disaster victims recovered
Telluride Colo November 22 The search for victims of the Smuggler prop disaster has ended with the last body brought to the surface. The corpse is identified as John Nevala and was found in a slope of the seventh level, marking five deaths in all.
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Colorado
Telluride
Colo
John Nevala
Gratifying Progress Report From McKinley Memorial Group
Cleveland November 23 The executive committee of the McKinley National Monument association reports progress from multiple states. Secretary Ryerson Ritchie submitted reports detailing plans and funds from auxiliary organizations to push forward works toward completion and funding.
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McKinley National Monument Association
Cleveland
Hanna
McKinley National Memorial
Murder Charge Binds Mathis in Deputy Marshal Slayings
In Oxford Mississippi on November 22 1913 Will Mathis the man who surrendered to a Dallas posse is held without bail for the murder of two United States deputy marshals identified as Montgomerys. He claims he only held the lamp while Orlando Laster fired the shots. a coroner jury implicates Mathis Laster and Whit Owens in the killings and orders confinement without bonds.
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Chicago and Alton
Joseph Noto
Sherman
Toco Philipo
Noto
United States
Oxford
Miss
Uponn
Wil Mathis
Orlando Laster
Whit Owens
Seizure of Nats Nets Claimed by Chicago Firm
Deputies report on Great Lakes capture of 18 miles of new trout nets owned by A Booth company of Chicago valued at $10,000. Nets were allegedly set in Michigan waters in violation of state law and defied game wardens. Legal action expected.
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Seizura
St. Joseph
Mich
Brewster
Great Lakes
A. Booth Company
Chicago
Michigan
Miners Strike at Cross Mountain Mines Reported
A Coal Creek special says 100 Knoxville Iron Company miners at Cross Mountain coal mines walked out on November 22 over alleged dismissals tied to joining a recently formed miners union. Company officials in Knoxville would not confirm the strike.
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Knoxville
Coal Greek
Knoxville Iron Company
Cross Mountain
Strike ties up Newton freight yards. cars stalled nationwide
Newton Connecticut reports switchmen's strike by the New York New Haven and Hartford line. Freight yards lack available track and thousands of cars sit idle awaiting crews. In other news, Detroit manager Frank Dwyer signs Jimmy Barrett from Cincinnati to play center field for the American League club.
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Newton
Conn
New York, New Haven
Jimmy Barrett Signa
Geneva
N. Y
Frank Dwyer
Barrett
Cincinnati
Fear The Germans and Chamberlain Agitation Grows
A UK press storm follows Chamberlain remarks as papers warn against misreading German public temper. The Morning Post and Daily News discuss dangers of imperialism and lost European allies, noting misrepresentation and false confidence from Lord Salisbury amid rising anti German sentiment.
Convict Morgan Escapes from Leavenworth Quarry
John Morgan, a federal prison convict sent from Leavenworth for unlawful sale of government property, escaped during quarry work. He had one year remaining on his sentence.
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Leavenworth
Kah
John Morgan
Federal Prison
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Oes
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Raevenich
Santiago
Fopiment
Fures
ORGA
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the Beacon
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Goldner
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J. O. Campbell
Hell
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Charles Sigsbee
Felts
Tesunion
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Pastor Neikirk
Dalton Water Supply
Chamberlain
Laubach& Boyd
Beck
As-Edstoc
H. N. Lester
Syracuse
Kan
Bucklen
Laubach & Boyd's
Crete
Jesus
Nafesat
Allie Toleness
God
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M. EK
Abraham Hare
Bellville
Laubach & Boyd Druggist
Mwik
Geo. A. Points
Upper
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Laubach &_Boya and Zimmerman & Co
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Jas. H. Farrell
Springfield
Jas.h. Farrell
Caldwell
Adolph ‘Bluner
Grand
Mona
Creas
Virginia
Indianapolis
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Detroit
West ¥Ireginia
Huntington
W. Va
Mine Workers’ Organization
Mitchell
Mobile
Ala
Birnam Wood
Rio Janeiro
Poe
Mobile Quarantine Station
Morris
Sand Island
Batavia
Peter Bauer
Hunt
Porto Rico
Washington
Governor Hunt
President Roosevelt
Hay
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Tekin
Beald Ylead
A. We Chase
Hienais
Gramts
Joseph Chapman Chapman
H. A. Nicolai
F. S. Rose
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Asthe
J. M. Criley
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W. Ilacco
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