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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1895

Page

4

Court action in Ashland and Orrville cases heard

Friday's session of the criminal docket before Judge E S Dowell heard pleas from indicted parties. Lloyd Daugherty and Robt Sweren of Ashland pleaded not guilty to breaking into a freight car. David Alligon and Nelson Shaffer of Orrville pled guilty to burglarizing J F Sens & Sons hardware store and were each sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. Joseph Plymesser of Cedar Valley pled not guilty to burglarizing properties in Congress and Canaan townships. Van Radigan and W Harrington changed to guilty and were each sentenced to one year for attempting to enter Henry Long's jewelry store. Court adjourned until Monday.

E. S. Dowell Lloyd Daugherty Robt. Swerengen Ashland David Alligon Nelson Shaffer Orrville J. F. Sens & Sons Joseph Plymesser Cedar Valley Benj. F. Mowery Josiah Aukerman Polly Garver Congress Canaan van Radigan Ww. Harrington Henry Long Dowell

Burglar gang active in Orrville and Fredericksburg

Report details a bold burglary spree involving two or three men who struck M. S. Cards general store and post office in Orrville, then targeted J. W. Summers and J. O. Robinett stores, stealing cash, stamps, notes, silverware, and a grey Norman horse. Tracks led to Fredericksburg with no final arrests.

Vankirk Orrville West Lebanon M. S. Card Card Samuel McFarren E Spangler Fredericksburg Republican Mt. Hope Holmes County J. W. Summers J. O. Robinett Leeper Ed. Barnes

Grand Soldiers' Reunion at Canaan October 11 1895

At a meeting in Canaan last Saturday September 21 it was decided to hold the Grand Soldiers' Reunion of Co. K 16th Regiment O V I on Friday October 11 1895 at the new school hall in Canaan C. All veterans of the late war and citizens are invited to attend with the aim of making this the best reunion yet. Thomas Russell president pro tem By C SE SLutz secretary pro tem.

Canaan Co. K, 16Th Regiment Thomas Russell C. SE Slutz

Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events

Miss Jennie Horn hosted a prettily arranged evening for Miss Daisy Trout who is visiting Canton and left for home at noon. Co. D, 8th Regiment O. N. G., plans a drill and party for the company’s friends, moved from Monday to avoid conflicting with the New York 9th Regiment Band event.

Jennie Horn South Bever Street Daisy Trout Canton Trout Co. D, 8Th Regt. O. N. G 9Th Regiment Band New York

More Mexican War Soldiers Named in Wayne County

Mr Augustus Marke claimed only one survivor in Wayne County from the Mexican War. James McDivett east of Wooster enlisted February 1847 for five years in Captain King’s company. George Fritainger of Chippen[e] township volunteered from Wooster in Captain David Moore’s company. Richard Emerson, last heard from in northeastern Missouri, went from Canaan township and is another veteran cited by Mr Markin.

Augustus Marke Wayne County Wooster James McDivett King Crump George Fritainger Chippene Township Oylestown David Moore

Central District Conference at Sonnenberg Swiss settlement Sugarcreek

The eighth annual Central District Conference and Sunday School Convention will be held Oct 1 to 5 at the Sonnenberg church in Sugarcreek township with delegates from several states. Program covers opening, certificates, minutes, reports, discussions on growth, missions, temperance, and church unity. English services Thursday evening, German-dominated agenda, free dinner, and a Sawing Society missionary meeting on Wednesday.

Central District Conference New Sonnenberg Sugarcreek Township Berne Ind Biaffton Wadsworth Sonnenberg Sawing Society Missionary Meeting

Local Horses in Millersburg Races At Fair

Millersburg Ohio races draw six thousand as Robt McGregor driven by Warren Hartman from Wooster skinned but finished after a second heat fall. Results include Irvin first in 3 year old pace. Brown Donna, Belle B and Lady Houk top the 2:20 pace with best 2:21.

Robt. McGregor Warren Hartman Wooster Wm Armstrong Golden Corners Millersburg Hartman McGregor Chartie C Millenspur G. O Eatty Irvin Milton Brown Donna Belle B Lady Houk Razor Blade Reavis Sleepy Tom Alert Zellah L Espy Boy Neallié Orst Belle H Ace Birchwood J. R Albert French Donna Patchen

Dalton to build water works for 36861.90 bid

H D Shannon of Orrville submitted the winning bid of 36861.90 for the entire water works project, beating the next lowest by 205565 and the highest by 31809.10. Smilthville visitors W K McCarmnon Harvey Swartz and Mr Baum toured Wadsworth via bicycle to see U Gilpert and Dr Kramer. Me mon is cited as a prominent Masonic member and Knight Temp lar, noted among visiting EK. of P.s who helped institute the order in Wadneworth Vetcs.

Dalton H. D. Shannon Orrville W. K. McCarmnon Harvey Swartz Mr. Baum Smilthville Wadsworth U. . Gilpert Kramer Memon Masonic Order EK. of P.s Wadneworth Vetcs

Wooster Woman Passes After Long Illness

A touching death notice from Wooster Ohio honors Anna Mary Etkenroth of Bixler Avenue. After a year of declining health she died early in the morning, leaving a Berean Christian record from Bethel and Baptist churches. She was gentle, charitable, and active in church and community, remembered as a Dorcas and Mary in faith. Her loss leaves an empty chair in home and church, yet her memory is a sweet benediction to those who loved her.

Piclodk Benjamin Eckenroth Bixler Avenue Anna Mary Etkenroth Earth Wopster Bane Wooster Bethel Church East South Street Baptist Church of Wooster Dorcas Mary Jesus Oldar

Remembering Judge Kimber Whose Death Shook Excelsior Springs

The Whoster area mourns Hon Dennis W Kimber former mayor and noted attorney who died at his Excelsior Springs home after typhoid fever. He led the city as mayor in 1881 and served as city attorney, with the Commercial Club honoring his memory and plans for a funeral funded by the club. He left a devoted wife eight children and a strong civic record.

Dennis W. Kimber Excelsior Springs Missouri Whoster John C. Mo Wooster Yocom & Taggart Joseph L. Kimbers Franklin Township Franklin Malinda Robert Scott Clay County Bar Association Commercial Club Ci 1 County State Bank D Kimber Pfeffer Heights Health Kimber Board of Education Comercial Club Gfat Seaenine Springs Mimber

Wooster U Fights for Army Professorship Transfer

In a contested effort Wooster University seeks an army officer detail for military science. Senator Sherman supports Wooster while Senator Sherman opposes. War Department quotas and Captain Morgan at Ada Normal University shape possible transfers. Indications favor Wooster gaining the detail with a transfer likely to Ada.

Bhd Ghod Whegter University Washington Cleveland Lédader Sherman Hrice Ohio New York Wooster University War Department Bgees Ohio Aiready Sperman Wooster Wemen Joran 24Th Infantry Normal University Ada Erica Gapfzin Morgan Ie University

U. School of Music Plans Encouragement Event

An audience at First Presbyterian Wooster heard Ernest Douglass on the organ with Haendel Largo and Guilmain grand chorus showcasing pedal technique. Miss Mary De Watte Mitchel and Mrs Minnie Carrothers McDonald sang solos, supported by Prof. J. B. Oliver. The piece urged local and university support to foster music.

Wooster First Presbyterian Church Ernest Douglass Douglass Haendel Minnie Carrothers McDonald Miss Mitchel J. B. Oliver University School of Music

The Literary Societies Programs and Local Notices

The boys octetities showcase their programmes with Athenian and Irving declamations, essays, and debates on topics like The New Woman and college athletics. Also noted are town updates: Osborn, 95, visiting, library books ordered, Prof Behoteguy ill, White and Wiley to attend a wedding, Pollock, 99, returning soon, and local lectures and events announced.

Hriday Athenwian E. Fatters Paul Hickock D. L. Edwards F. G. Maurer H.W Giriest G. I Gelwicks K. A Jameson S. E. P. White AL. Wiley. Irving F. A. Osborn Chicago Prof. Behoteguy Saml. White A. L. Wiley White Ashland Pollock Colombiana County Mahlon Roach Knoxville College Glee Club Minnie Jenkins the University M. Donaldson Eee vi

Wooster Freshman Class Reaches Big Milestone

Lafayette College notes recount a series of social and academic updates. Freshman enrollment reaches 120, the largest in Wooster’s history, with Ralph Hickok serving as class president. Social events include a reception hosted by President and Mrs Scovel for Westminster and college community members.

W.im. McIntire D. A. Graven Nashville G. In Johnson Savannah Wooster Friends Wooster Ralph Hickok Scove

North Ohio Conference opens with temperance theme at Mt Vernon

The fifty sixth annual North Ohio M E conference began at Gay Street M E Church with Bishop John Hurst presiding. Rev. W O Dawson of Wooster spoke on The Present Crisis and chaired the local preachers orders committee. Officers were elected including Dr. William Kepler as secretary and H C Martindale as treasurer amid reports of strong pastor contributions. A gift of 1600 from the New York Look Concor for superannuated preachers was announced.

W.O' Dawson Wooster North Ohio Mt. Vernon R M. Yoder Dalton Tf. C. Martindale West Salem Martindale Varnon M. E Gay Street John &. Hurst Washington William Kepler F A. Gould H.C. Martindale Pr. F.graha New York A. B Cleveland Messrs. Russell Columbus Grant Workershipe Anti-saloon League

Austen Town Notes on Wheat, Trades, and Telegraphs

Wayne County's Austen town reports new farm trades and land transfers. Eley and Sealer swapped property for a farm with John Anetgn. Austen to gain possession around Oct 1. A grain elevator changes hands amid a large wheat harvest, and a new telegraph line from Mansfield via Wooster to Shreve is announced. Editor Mr. Correil from the Shreve News visited on Monday.

Austen Crry Jacob Spade Dore Markie Dgua Shas Bnay Eley & Sealer John Anetgn Mr. Austen W. A. Craig Shreve iMsassition Wooster Mansfield Correil The Shreve Noors City

Barber Archy Fields Sentenced for Life in Murder Case

Archy Fields colored, long employed as a barber by Wm. Johnson, was found guilty of murder in the second degree by Harrison Court of Common Pleas and sentenced to life in the penitentiary. Cadiz reports Fields was living with two colored women when the homicide occurred. One woman, Anna Gross, 14, bore his child and died suddenly. investigators said a padded barber chair head rest used as a weapon caused the death. The other woman, initially suspected, testified for the defense. the case rests on circumstantial evidence.

Archie Fields Wm. Johnson Harrison Court of Common Piers Cadiz Anna Gross Fields

Walton's Literary Club meets with Rev Mechlin and Yoder

The iaphone Club of Dalton gathered at Dr Pope's home for the first meeting of the year. Rev Mechlin joined as a resident Presbyterian minister. Adv. B R Yoder spoke on the Personality Power and Purpose of Evil. The club adjourned with plans to meet again at Dr Pope’s on Friday night Oct 11.

Iaphone Club Dalton L’ope Cape the Guzette Rev Mechlin Adv BR. M. Yoder

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