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Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1907

Page

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Fire destroys home in East Bowman Street district

Frank Sigler and family lose their house known as the old Sullivan property after a noon Sunday blaze believed sparked by a passing locomotive. Neighbors and Italian laborers saved most household goods though extensive loss to the home. Insurance partly covers the damage. Chief Kingsley alerted but could not reach the scene in time.

Frank Sigler Bowman Street Sullivan Pennsylvania Lines Vallar Alfie Fourmers Iess Sichler Kingsley

Died in hospital and local town notes mixed

Dair n died November 25 a relative rich in attendance at the funeral. Mr Anderson long time resident worked at Massillon Bee Hive dry goods. Mrs Wade Race died in Wheeling hospital and was buried from Mayor George Race residence. R T Stioson and wife went to Mt Vernon for an aunt’s death. A new train schedule went into effect with the eastbound train now in the evening. Rev J W Findlay to Wooster presbytery meeting. New pumping station for water works completed. Some locals withdrew money from banks amid fear. The bank remains in splendid condition.

Dair Anderson Massillon Wade Race Wheeling George Race R T Stioson Mt. Vernon J. W. Findlay Wooster

Appeals to Men and Women in The Pittsburgh Dispatch

The Pittsburgh Dispatch comments on plays, arguing that productions exposing immoral methods always find demand regardless of commandments violated. It adds family life plays are preferred due to society resting on the home, and notes that elemental passions like love hate and jealousy appeal to both sexes.

Pitteburg Disputch

Lodr Village Map Mention and Notable Death Near LodI

Nov 26 report notes Lodr on the map though quiet and incomplete B O road electric line. Rogwanian Nicolao Grado found dead two miles east of Lodi with two bullet wounds. Burial held in old cemetery after services by a Youngstown priest. Mrs Mary Glesz and daughter hosted at James Lamers’ home. Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea advertised.

Lodr B. O J. H. Tuttle Sarbertov J.C. Warnoer J. F. Turner Canton BH. Turner Nicalo Grado Lodi Old Youngstown Mary Glesz Rahville, N. G James Lamers

Nov 26 Marriages and community notices at local church

Local column reports the marriage of Charles Hershey and Ida Colis at United Brethren parsonage on November 21 with felicitation. Thanksgiving supper planned by O S B Missionary Society at Addie man hall 5 to 8 PM. Various visits, travels, and social events noted including attendees in Cleveland and Medina monuments work, quarterly meetings, and a music class concert at the old Evangelical church with a decor decorated venue.

United Brethren Parsonage A. Felton Charles Hershey Congress Ida Colis Canaan Bend Clover Lawn Farm Missionary Society Addieman Hall D. BE. Gearhart Cleveland Carl Cockrell Marion T. Cockrall EB. Armstrong Frank Worden Medina Monument Wees Green Mound Cemetery Alice Pardy AONC

Suits and settlements in common pleas court

In Monday morning sessions in the court of common pleas Laura Trout ve executor of Arthur M Wilson seeks 3200 for nursing and board care of the decedent. The Star Telephone Co case for 400 damages settled with 275 paid. Beall executor filed will construction actions. Baltimore & Ohio suit details involve a worker’s injury and alleged employer negligence. Frank Schaeffer file to recover 448 81 on a note and foreclose mortgage on 12 acres in Franklin township.

Court of Common Pleas Laura Trout Ve N. Cos Arthur M. Wilson Aseks George A Starn Cupe Wff. Kean B. F. Sonnedecker Creston Star Telephone Co Wertz & Carlin Sonnedecker Joason Beall Beall Lavina Beall Clara Myere Joseph Beall Weygaudt & Weber SUSU Frank Schaeffer McClarran & Jones Franklin Township

Miller Attempt Sparks Fight at Plank & Gray Mill

At noon Sunday EC Abells tried to lure Edward Streby from Plank & Gray to Canton mill. Superintendent A G Smith objected and Abells struck Smith. Chief Lerner intervened and both men later pleaded guilty to fighting, fined $1 and costs.

Plank & Gray EC. Abells Canton Edward Streby Plank & Gray Mill Streby Plank & Uray A. G. Smith Abella Streay Hrie Smith Lerner

Son saves father from enraged bull in Wayne township

Josaph Herple of Wayne township narrowly escaped death when a furious bull knocked him down at his home. His son, alerted by his cries, struck the animal with a large club and drove it away, leaving Mr. Herple badly bruised but alive. He credits the son with saving him from being trampled.

Josaph Herple Wayne Township Mr. Herple Herple

Jackson Day Celebrations Organized by County Democrats

A Monday meeting in the county office formed the 10 steps for the January 8 celebration. Mayor Mo M. Van Nest was named chairman with C. J. Harrold as secretary. A general arrangements committee led by E. S. Wertz set duties and elected officers. The speakers committee aims to secure former Governor James H. Campbell among others.

Mo M . van Nest Wag C. J Harrold George J Krieger Lyman Critchtelu Emmet Low Wesley Zangg E. 8 Wertz Wertz George J. Krieger John McSweeneey A OD. Metz H. A Hart L R Critenfield T W. Orr Qoe Hoo James Hi Campbell

Veteran Wood Dies Suddenly in Covington Ky on Visit

Sir Knight William Wood, a Crescent tent No 978 member and Civil War veteran, died of cardiac disease Sunday afternoon November 17 1007 at S red Baird residence in Covington Kentucky. He lived thirty years in Lattasburg Ohio and leaves four children and several grandchildren. The Knights of the Maccabees extend sympathy and drape charter for thirty days as records note his faithful service and influence.

Knight William Wood S’red Baird Covington Pennsylvania Lattasburg Ohio Co B. 200Th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry Aaron Wood Akron David R Wood Decatur Mass Clariesa Jacobs Ft. Wayne Ind William Wood Grafton John Wood Congress South Sir Crescent Tent Knights of the Maccabees Byron M. Banon Charles Myers Daniel Martin

Monster Porker Slaughtered For Hotel Moone Patron

A two year old boy named Samuel Kreiling Jr reportedly slaughtered a monster porcine animal for Geo Klinger of the Hotel Moone. The beast weighed about 750 pounds live and was dressed near a thousand pounds according to early reports.

Samuel Kreiling, Jr Geo. Klinger Moone Dresasd

Destruction Threat From Large Fire At Shreve Warehouse

A blaze devastated the abandoned Shreva warehouse owned by Orrville Milling Co near Shreve, with hay valued at about 300 dollars stored inside. Fire lasted over two hours, damaging the M W and Oo Telephone main line and leaving many Worater area residents without pipes. Cause unclear, suspected to involve smoking or sparks from the railroad. building open to risks prior to the fire.

Shreva Orrville Milling Co Worater BT. Crale Sret Sire M. W. & Oo Telephone Company Trump

Healing air of home cures catarrh claim

An advertisement for Hyomel by S. H. Boyd & Co promotes a direct inhalation remedy for catarrh, claiming it reaches air cells in the nose throat and lungs. It offers an absolute money back guarantee if no benefit, urging readers to test the product risk free.

Ig- Hood Hood Co Lowell Mases S. H. Boyd &Co Boyd

For Sale Desiring to go into other business the first of the year I offer

Desiring to go into another line, I offer for sale my entire implement, coal, fuel, and elavas business along with real estate occupied by the same. The property is well located with an established trade. Annual sales amount to 50 to 75 thousand dollars. Goodwill adds value. Will sell separately or all together on terms to suit purchaser. M E FRAZI H Seville Ohio. Special prices on all goods until Jan 1. Dec 35

goodullJars M E Frazi&h Seville Ohio

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