Local notes on events around Orrville and area
Monday round of village items reports Rev Campbell marriage at Wooster and a jail construction update. Lily Warner, constrained after infirmary escape, returned to institution. Orr's horse incident foreshadowed. Esie Myers funeral moved to Sunday. Public schools closed for rest of week. Elizabeth Foltz, 70, dies. city notes a new letter drop box. Supt Gesselman reports hunting trip success. Canning factory proposal discussed at Orrville Town Hall. Progressive Farmers to meet December 2. BOF Harbaugh opens shop. weekly events and concerts announced. Monday Night Hist Club prizes awarded. next meeting at North Bever Street. Jayne township school society elected officers. social invites extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Campbell
Joseph B. Faux
Pearl
Wooster
Lily Warner
Greist
Charles Orr
Stevens
Elizabeth Foltz
Shreve
Gesselman
Yestery
Orrville
Conser
Progressive Farmers' Associaon
Silas Roxes
Bof Harbaugh
Jane and Organ Store
Westberry Street
Farmer 4 Institute
Creston
Indianapolis
W . Tyler
S Allan Smith
North Bevet Reet
No 8
Jayne Township
G W Cooper
Fred Reddick
Mabel Atfield
W C Cumberland Ritics
J A Gerberich
F.C Reed
Taxpaying Brisk Amid Dow Tax Deadlines
Taxpaying is increasing with daily seizures rising from 31,500 to 82,000. The Dow Tax must be paid on or before December 30.
Executive Committee Meets At University Office
Last evening the executive committee of the university office held a meeting. General business was transacted and records indicate routine administrative actions were discussed.
Bell held for trial on Friday in resisting official charge
Lewis Bell, committed to Probate Court by Mayor Smith for resisting an officer Lerner, will be tried Friday after posting bail. He was released Tuesday on bond signed by his wife and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Bell
Smith
Iicer Lerner
Ya m
Thanksgiving Post Office Hours And Deliveries Noted
The Post Office will open on Thanksgiving until 10 am and from 7 to 30 pm. A single city carrier delivery is planned in the morning. No deliveries by rural carriers, except from windows using opening honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Carrive
Ural
Mrs Mary Harles Dies at Dalton Home at Near 80
Mrs Mary Harles, formerly of Wayne county, died now 1st at the time of her daughter Mrs Geo W Sharp in St Marys Ohio. She was nearly eighty years old and had been a faithful Christian for over fifty years. The remains were taken to her old home in Dalton for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Harles
Wayne County
Geo. W Sharp
St Marys
Ohio
Dalton
Leavenworth
Kan
Mary Louise Baker
United States
Lucien Baker
Dr. Lowndes
United States Navy
Manilla
Col Zim merman Support Shifts in Second Brigade
Early reports suggested Col Zim merman of Cleveland would back Col Dik arnee for general of the Second Brigade ONG but several companies already favor Dick sod at rocky. This development could lead to promotions for Eighith and is hoped to benefit Companys D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Zimmerman
Cleveland
Dik Arnee
Ong
Dick Sod
Rocky
Local names listed from multiple townships and counties
A catalog of residents includes Victor Ho Scott and Verna Harrison of Frederiksburg A M Stauffer with Lydia M Carson of Bast Union. Charles Woophanklund and Deliah Fb Reidel of East Union. Joseph Beaux and Pearl M Franks of Wooster. Milton Snyder of Dalton and Lydia Singer of Orrville. Jay Swinehart of Ripley Holmes County and Cora Snyder of Clinton Township Wayne County. Leroy Nichols of Seville and Hoa May St Juho of Creston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Ho Scott
Verna Harrison
Frederiksburg
A M Stauffer
Lydia M Carson
Bast Union
Charles Woophanklund
Deliah
Fb. Reidel
East Union
Joseph Beaux
Pearl M Franks
Wooster
Milton Snyder
Dalton
Lydia Singer
Orrville
Jay ‘Swinehart
Ripley
Holmes County
Cora Snyder
Clinton Township
Wayne County
Leroy ,Nichols
Seville
Hoa May St. Juho
Creston
Wooster Letter List November 1899 Post Office
Wooster Ohio November 13 1899 list of letters remaining in the Wooster post office Monday November 27 1899 includes gentlemen John J R Bohl D W Branford Mr Gillian Stock Dealer J L Green Charley Kerr Jas Miller Jr Mr Welch Lapiks Mrs W R Black Mrs Minnie Duncanon Miss Daisy Ewing Mrs Kila Fox Miss Lizzie Fraley Miss Sadie A Metzler Mrs S A Welch Maude Shoecraft Fourth class T L Flattery PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie A Metzler
S. A. Welch
Maude Shoecraft
T L. Flattery
Red Hot From the Gun and Bucklen’s Arnica Sale
A Civil War veteran G B Stead of Newark Michigan suffered ulcers for twenty years until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him. The ad touts cures for cuts burns boils felons corns skin eruptions and piles as the best remedy also noting a 25 cent box with Laubach and Boyd druggists. An unrelated grocer tip encourages buying groceries from E C Hardy & Co of Dayton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Steadman
Newark
Mich
Bucklen
Laubach & Boyd, Ruggists
Wooster Jeweler Announces 15 Percent Sale During Holiday Season
An early 1900s advertisement from Wooster promotes a 15 percent discount on watches clocks silverware jewelry and musical instruments from November 1 to January 1. The note also touts 25 percent savings on watches and lists the shop location one door east of Craighead's with Dr Nuir dental offers and an office over Hookway's Tailor Store in Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Craighead
W Bradshaw
K* Jeweler
Jam
Nuir
Igr
Hookway’s Tailor Store
Personal visitors and local residents in Wooster
Mrs Anna B Flohr of Canton visits sister Mrs J D McAfee. Miss Lizzie Ammer of Millersburg guests Miss Vonia Glasgo. Price Russell C W McGlew en and D B Seabrook of Creston attend the Yoder. Prof Carey E McAfee at Canton organist at wedding. Rev T W Bellingham goes to Hayesville for meetings. Claude Atkins of Jackson Mich leaves after sister’s death. Newton Beard is very ill at home in Reedsburg. Mrs Louisa Finney of Nashville visiting sister Mrs M W Glasgo. Rev E F Johnson and family relocate to Wooster from North Jackson. E A Bowman the tax inquisitor expected soon. Dr Simpson of Millersburg at the Yoder. John Huston of Millersburg on legal business. Mrs George Winters visiting relatives. Wm Leopold of West Larwill drawn as petit juror in Cleveland. Martin Stehle of Allegheny Pa in town for Elsie Myers funeral. Mrs Arnold Cheyney and child visit W W Meeks. Geo Rope sails Great Lakes and will winter in Wooster. Rolland Wenger of St Paul Mine visiting old friends. Miss Urrilla Krieger, Soldier’s and Sailor’s Orphan Home grad, acted as stenographer in Wasson vs Thomas case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna B. Flohr
Canton
J. D. McAfee
Lizzie Ammer
Millersburg
Vonia Glasgo
East South Street
Price Russell
C. W. McGlewen
Seabrook
Creston
Carey E. McAfee
T. W. Bellingham
Hayesville
Claude Atkins
Jackson
Mich
Newton Beard
Reedsburg
Louisa Finney
Nashville, C
M. W. Glasgo
E. F. Johnson
North Jackson
Wooster
Geiselman
East Bowman Street
Johnson
Mary Holmes College
H. W. Lowry
E. A. Bowman
Dr. Simpson
John Huston
George Winters
Toledo
Wm. Leopold
West Larwill Street
U S. Court
Cleveland
Martin Stehle
Alegheny
Elsie Myers
Arnold Cheyney
Little Son
McQuaid
W W Meeks
Pittsburg Avenue
Geo. Rope
Wm. Rope
Great Lakes
Rolland Wenger
Louis Wenger
St Paul
Mine
Urrilla Krieger
Soldier's and
Sailor’s Orphan's Home
Ros
Tiffil
Beautiful Canton Wedding Ends In Joyful Canton Ceremony
Miss Anna Bolus daughter of Mr and Mrs Christian Bolus of Canton wife of Mr Charles J Leichot was wed at 7 30 am in St John Catholic church Canton Rev Father McGuire officiated Bridesmaid Miss Marie Bolus Best man Joseph Leichot, sister and brother. reception at parents home. Leichots plan Cleveland Toledo trip then residence in Canton Avenue. Out of town guests from Louisville Wooster and nearby towns attended.
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Anna Bolus
Christian Bolus
Canton
Song of Wooster
Charles J Lwichot
St John’s Catholic Church
Father McGuire
Marie Bolus
Joseph Leichot
Caroline Harter
Rubinstein
Sarah Lavin
C E. McAfee
Wooster
Savin Deposit Bank
Miss Bolus
St. John’s Catholic Church
Charles Bonnet
Sylvester Leichot
Louisville
Mary Lee
Emmet Lee
John Bolus
Lew Bolus
Kittie Collings
Amelia Rotthaus
Pickle Growers meet to discuss prime interest
The Pickle Growers Association will meet at 1 pm Saturday Dec 9 to transact business of great importance. Also noted were a large anti Mormon mass meeting at Bethel church with Revs Naftziger Smith and Mrs West and Dr Morgan speaking. Invitations go out to sign a petition against seating Roberts in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
Akron
Pickle Growers’ Association
Bethel Church
Naftziger
Smith
Frederick Klepper
Wichita
Kan
Lavinia Bodine
James Bodine
Orrville
Geo. N. Martin
Mansfield
Dan Hoff
J. E. Zimmerman
Veterans of Co
Ira Miller
Toledo Hospital
McGarvey
Canton
Redding House
E. E. Gilbert
Hugh Taylor
Cardington
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Guarantee
Laubach and Boyd offer a full refund to any unsatisfied customer after using two thirds of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Marketed as the best cure for la grippe coughs colds croup whooping cough and safe to take it is claimed to prevent a cold from turning into pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laubach & Boyd
Dayton Wholesale Grocers Sell to Consumers Again
E. C. Harley & Co. of Dayton promote wholesale prices to consumers in Wayne County. They claim longstanding trust with leading locals and guarantee safe goods. H. S. Snell of Wooster is connected, with references to the Fourth National Bank at Dayton or other customers. Subscribe for Tax Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Harley & Co
Dayton
Wayne County
Eries
Dayton Company
Snell
Wooster
Bell in Disturbance Ends With Stabbing of Officer
Bell caused a disturbance on Columbus Avenue demanded an officer and assaulted Officer Lerner in the alley. The officer used a mace, Bell was captured and jailed bleeding from head wounds. Lerner later found stabbed. blade broke off in his coat sleeve. Bell, drunk, admitted intent to fetch a man for Mrs Ernst and claimed ignorance of Myers death. he faced resisting an officer charges and was bound over to Probate Court on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leiner
Lumbus Avenue
Lewis Bel
Madisonburg
Henry Ernst
Bell
Lerner
Offeer Lerner
J FE Barrett
Ferce
Mayor Smith
Mrs. Bell
Mr. Myers
Zell
Cer Ayon
Smith
Missing Manager Sought in Brooklyn Policy Case
New York November 28 Justice Smith named Hobart G. Taylor receiver for the defunct Franklin syndicate bank after William Inglis stated assets at about $9,000 with liabilities over $20,000. William F Miller is missing. John G. Agnew, accused of running a policy shop, was jailed. The postmaster general issued a fraud order barring the Franklin syndicate mails.
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New York
Justice Smith
Supreme Court
Hobart G. Taylor
Franklin Syndicate Bank
William O. Inglis
Inglis
Taylor
William F Miller
John G. Agnew
Washington
Brooklyn
Agnew
Ball
Franklin Syndicate
Postmaster General
No 144
Floyd Street
Cecil Leslie
Louis H M Miller
Plan to consolidate independent phone firms hits a setback
Philadelphia Nov 28 reports the Telephone Telegraph and Cable Company of America founded Nov 9 with $30,000,000 capital faced a severe setback as key backers Wilham Whitney Ryan Brady Elkins Widener and Dolan withdrew their support, threatening the enterprise's future while the scheme aimed to coordinate with major telegraph and Atlantic companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphiaj
United States
Telegraph
Telephone, Telegraph and Cable Company of America
Wilam
C Whitney
R. F. Ryan
Anthony N Brady
William L. Elkins
P A Widener
Thomas Dolan
Bryan to Lead Democrats Against Trusts and Imperialism
Richard Croker told New York Democrats at the Democratic club that William J. Bryan will be the party standard bearer in the next national campaign. He said Bryan would lead the fight against trusts and imperialism and that Tammany Hall would give him strong support. No running mate has been chosen yet and several names are under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard Croker
Europe
Democratic Club
William J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Bryan
Tammany Hall
Milwaukee Debates Dewey Visit Invitation Text
The Dewey resolution drafted by Mayor Ross inviting the Admiral to visit Milwaukee was presented to the common council. After debate it was referred to the judiciary committee with the original invitation to revise its wording. Critics objected to the phrases self serving selfish unappreciative rabble and ungrateful patron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Ross
Common Council
Judiciary Committee
United States
Administration Mourns Vice President Hobart Death
Washington on November 28 marks a period of mourning as the administration cancels all social engagements in respect to the memory of the late Vice President Hobart. The president and officials will observe period mourning.
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Washington
Hobart
Cal
Illinois asylum removals trigger commission vacancies
Springfield Ill Nov 28 Following a commissioners meeting the Illinois Asylum for Incurables at Bartonville near Peoria Gov Tenner removing John W Wilson Kinmundy and Morrow P Reed Peoria from their posts as commissioners George C Brider Pekin appointed to replace Wilson and Edward Easton Peoria named to fill the other vacancy as a result of removals
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Spr
Ngfield
Ill
Illinois Asylum For Incurable
Bartonville
Pris
Goernor Tenner
John W. Wilson
Kinmundy
Morrow P. Reed
Peoria
George C. Brider
Pekinway
Wilson
Edward
Easton
Miss Phillips Resigns. Batton Elected at Wooster
Miss Evelyn Phillip resigns from the Musical Department at the University. Miss Frances Balton of Greveland is elected to her place. Phillips is praised as a good teacher and Batton comes to Wooster highly recommended for the role.
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Evelyn Phillip Wend
Frances Balton
Greveland
Phillips
Miss Batton
Wooster
Will Go to Africa Prof Malley Accepts Entomologist Post
Prof C W Malley assistant entomologist at Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station has been appointed assistant government entomologist at a Cape Colony institution under the English colonial branch. The lucrative post was secured through Secretary of Agriculture Wilson and Prof Webster. He plans to leave Wooster for Africa in January, leaving friends in Wooster pleased by his good fortune.
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C. W. Malley
F. M. Webster
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Cape Colony
Africa
Prof. Malley
Wilsons
Prof
Webster
Malley
Wooster
Mr. Malley
TWO CONSTABLES FATAL AND FATAL ATTEMPT NEAR CHICAGO JUNCTION
Kara Moore a farmer three miles south of Chicago Junction is at the center of a violent incident. Constable Will Smith was instantly killed and Constable Conklin of Plymouth was seriously wounded while attempting to arrest Moore. Earlier Moore had failed to pay for a Plymouth buggy, prompting legal papers. Conklin pursued Moore. Smith exited the buggy and Moore fired, killing him. Conklin was shot in the face as he prepared to flee, though Moore escaped. A reward was issued for Moore.
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Chicago Junction
Will Smith
Conklim
Plymouth
Kara Moore
Oklin
Conklin
Smith
Moore
Loore
Republicans Will Contest Appointment in Clermont County
Batavia Ohio November 28 Republicans challenge the appointment of Henry C Capelidel Democrat of Milford as sheriff for two years starting January 1 1900 The action follows the death of ex sheriff E W Buvinger and Republicans plan quo warranto proceedings to test the legality of the appointment by county commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Henry Capledel
Milford
Clermont County
Sherif E. W Buvinger
Repubicans
Foreclosure suit filed over Faurot properties in Cleveland
The Woodlaye Avenue Savings Association of Cleveland sues Benjamin C. Faurot of Lima for 435 000 plus interest since 1883. The case covers mortgages on the electric light plant Fameet opera house and Faurot real estate. J W G Cowles of Cleveland is appointed receiver for rents and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben C. Faurot
Lima
Woodlaye Avenue Savings Association of
Cleveland
Benjamin C. Faurot
Fameet Opera House
Faurot
J W G Cowles
Aged couple elope in Bucyrus area
In Bucyrus Ohio on November 28 C Gunsalus, 70, and Martha Wendner an inmate, fled and married amid a mix up over a marriage license the bride allegedly blind. Authorities captured the couple after the groom attempted to guess the license price. New incorporations note Wood Street Land Co Youngstown 9000 American Petroleum Product Co Cleveland 25000 Masonic Club Akron Shawnee Athletic Club Co Shawnee 100
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Bucyrus
C. Gunsalus
Martha Wendner
Columbus
Wood Street Land Company
Youngstown
American Petroleum Product Company
Cleveland
Masonic Club
Akron
Shawnee Athletic Club Company
Shawnee
Visit of Cigarettes in News Notes
News brief roundup cites a teen death from smoking. a Columbus fog crash injures passengers. a murder suspected after a body found near Columbus. Other items report green goods activity in Norwalk, Bible reading in Lincoln schools, and a Paris prize for Dr. Brooks. Wireless telegraph test succeeds in Chicago. Jim Jeffords counted out in New York boxing bout. treasury cash and gold reserves given. football condemned by Chicago ministers for Thanksgiving.
Aged Mother Margaret Bowman Dies at 91 in East Union
Margaret Bowman widow of Jonas Bowman died unexpectedly after dinner Tuesday at her son Joshua Bowman’s home in East Union township. She was 91 years 1 month 3 days, born in Steubenville Ohio and lived in Wayne county 87 years. A devout member of East Union Lutheran Church for 67 years, she leaves seven children: John Joshua L R Bowman Mrs Jacob Kesslar Mrs Elizabeth Mowrer Harrison Bowman Wesley Bowman. Funeral Thursday November 30 at 1 p.m. at Joshua Bowman’s home. Mrs Longsdorf of Smithville, 75, died Wednesday at 6 a.m. of lung fever at her son James Langstaff’s home after 60 years in Smithville.
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Margaret Bowman
Jonas Bowman
Joshua Bowman
East Union Township
Bowman
Sif
Steubenville
Wayne County
John
Joshua
L. R. Bowman
Jacob Kesslar
Elizabeth Mowrer
Harrison Bowman
Orrville
Wesley Bowman
Windfall
Mra. Bowman
East Union Lutheran Church
Goebel Election Certainty Triggering Federal Aid Talk
Frankfort Ky Nov 28 A rumor from Republican circles claims if Goebel receives a Kentucky certificate of election next Saturday by discarding Jefferson Knox and Johnson counties, leading figures would appeal to President McKinley for martial law to back Taylor as governor. Deboe says federal aid could be available if needed but expects no emergency. No change in the standoff as court action plans reportedly fade.
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Frankfort
Deboe
Washington
Goebel
Jefferson
Knox
Johnson
Lindsay
Bradley
Taylor
McKinley
Kentucky
Busch on Best Beer in Senate Testimony
Adolphus Busch of St. Louis told a senate manufactures committee the best beer comes only from barley malt hops yeast and water He said aging preserves beer while thoracic and salicylic acids harm health He supported a law setting a minimum malt extract and other ingredients in beer.
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Busch
Washington
Adolphus Busch
St. Louis
Senate Committee On Manufactures
Mason and Harris
Daniels heads to Washington to oppose Jamaica treaty
M. J. Daniels of Riverside departs for Washington to join Southern California fruit interests in the campaign against ratification of the Jamaica treaty during the upcoming Congress session. Daniels will lead the fight representing orange and other fruit growers and handlers.
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Los Angeles
Cal
M. J. Daniels
Riverside
Washington
Congress
Daniels
California
Jamaica
Weir Found Guilty In Bank Case Montreal Trial
Weir, president of the Ville Marie bank, was found guilty of sending a false and deceptive bank report to the governor of financial affairs. The eight day trial ended with a 15 minute jury verdict. He faces up to five years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
W. A. Weir
Bank Ville Marie
A Slight Fall Sends Ward Snavely To Injury
Ward Snavely slipped on a Canton pavement Sunday noon after visiting Nick Amster at Aultman Hospital and injured his left wrist. He received surgical care from Dr. Geo W. Kelly and returned home on the late train. The accident will sideline him for weeks, affecting his barber shop as D. Myers prepares to return to duty.
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Ward Snavely
Canton
Nick Amster
Aultman Hospital
Snavely
Geo. W. Kelly
Wooster
D. Myers
Mobilization Ordered as War Fights Rise
London reports fear for the Lancers amid East Africa fighting. HM Government plans immediate mobilization and embarkation of ten thousand more men as Lord Methuen pursues Boer forces. Buller and Milner foresee relief for Ladysmith. Kimberley refugees may arrive. Boer enlistments grow in the United States. court martial frees two soldiers. Miss Baker to wed navy doctor. Kentucky trial near. bills of lading taxed for Canadian exports.
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South Africa
London
War Office
Lord Methuen
Ninth Lancers
Graf Pan
Daily Mail
Lancers
Methuen
Berlin
Gneral Hildyard
Bexwecon Hill
Natal
Ladysmith
Buller
Alfred Milner
Cape Town
Kimberley
Wooster Wooster Tie Disputed Touchdown Overturned
A disputed Wooster versus Canton football game ended in a official tie by rules, with an apparent Canton score overturned by a referee deemed unfamiliar with the play. The article details end runs, line plunges, and a controversial touchback ruling, followed by drillers near a Bell land hole deeper than a mile, hinting at potential oil or gas discovery within hours.
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Mahaffey
Reveree Ly
Utes
Eddy
Follig
John
Canton
Kirker
Wooster
Woosterton
Antoning Wooster
Caner
Havin
Peter
Hogan
Stauffer
Bulger
Dacks
Watt Youn Ce
Eddy Sloug
Naftzger
Eakins L.G
Branstetterummins IL. T
Virger
Hopan Att
Snyder Hahn Hedi
Smith
Peters
Sehaad Stauffer
Prison Counterfeiters Nabbed in Alabama Penitentiary
In Wetumpka Alabama a counterfeiters’ mould was seized inside the Wetumpka penitentiary. The gang used wet plaster impressions to cast fake dollar pieces that appeared convincing. Also reported death of actor Charles Coghlen in Galveston Texas. age 56. He had been ill since a four week engagement there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Wetumpka
Galveston
Tex
Charles Coghlen
Allen's Foot-Ease Comfort Cure for Feet
Allens Fuut-base a powder It cures pain ful smarting nervous feet and ungrowin nalls and instantly takes the sting out or cur ns and turions Its theatest comfort discovery of the age Allen's Poot-Ease dunks Ughter pew shees feel only It is a certain cure for peaking callous and hot tired feet Try it today sold by all druggists and by mail for free address Allen S Giim Koy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allens
Allen
Alll
Allen S Giim
Koy
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Ednesday
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Dayton, O
Charles Leichot
Forninst Roberts
Officer Leiner
Sorinas
Croker
Miss Phillips
Pringfeld
David Hurlay
Columbus, O
Columbus Central
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Charlee Echwein
Green Goode
Norwalk
Lincoln
Neb
Gage County
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Brooks
Geneva
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Smith Observatory
Paris Academy of Sciences
Lalande
Chicago
W. 8. Johnson
C L. Fortier
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Jim Jeffords
Bob Armstrong
Treasur
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Cousty
Longedorf
Mason
Victor L. Mason
Root
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Alger
Detroit
Gardiner
Mazet Legislative Committee
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Ainsley Wilcox
Buffalo
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Pinar del Rio
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Hook
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Frank A. Vanderlip
the Treasury
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Valencia
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Weir
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Omaha
J. 8. Faire
Henry H. Jockens
Samuel Morgan
Eighth Cavalry
la Platte
Sarpy
Poynter
Admiral Rogers
Inspection Board
Boston
Charles RK. Trew
Internal Revenue
Canada
Bellland
Charles Coghlan
Odets
Enterprise Mfg. Co
Philad
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Era
W.E. Stieren
Smithfield St
Jos Hixth Ave
Pittsburg
Kodaks
Columbia
West Liberty St
W. H. Wiler
West Lingsty Street
J. R. Naftzger
Empire Mills
Sarieien
Wink Sarieden
Piano Millers
Landis & Schmuck
Cincinnati
Cincinmat
Cammercial Tribune
C. Per Yia
West
Adress
THE
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Freedlander’s
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