Kent and Wooster Clash In Uneven Baseball Bout
Kent defeated Wooster in a hard fought game marked by wild pitches and notable hits. Key players included Wilhelm with a home run and Ketler two three baggers, while Cripper and Nest anchored the infield. Fans hope for rescheduled games against Plainsville to finish the season.
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T. I. Hegmme
Kent
Fiersoi
Stabby Clark
Lauer
Liver
Nopl
Wilhelm
Blaser
van Nest
Kettler
Cheft
Chick
Wooster
Wlie
Ketler
Cripper
Kotler
Wooster Blaser
Oy Ketler
Clark
E. Denngog
Ori
Franve Ise
Bartley
Hunt
Ay Smith
Gans
Potts
Ames
Erinnings
Kenta
Follis
Ark
Clalleof Clark
Jhelm
Weld
Luce Epla
Lert
D Setler
Aitched
Blaser Jonings
Fallis
Wila
Barrett
O. A. F Wooster
A.B. Blaser
Keuler
Wilhelm Ss
Luce
J. Clark
Spear
Kent Alb. H. OO
E _E. Dennoness
J. Dennong If O
France Ist
Bailey
Hunter
Smith
Pete Gansec
Spade
Pena
J _ Denning
Dalton Happenings and Memorial Notes in Mayday Borough
Local Dalton notices recount a farewell for Miss Mary Forbet moving to Wadsworth, and a busy memorial service for President McKinley in the Presbyterian church. Town residents, inclduing Rev Crowl and Rev Snyder, attended events. Dr JF Pope and wife visited Wooster. various short items note public talks on McKinley, grain and oil developments, and routine church matters during a period of civic activity.
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Saitor W. Scott
Mary Forbet
Wadsworth
Robert Gardiner
Wooster
Frierls
Crowl
Harlem Springs
Presbyterian Church
McKinley
Tvis
Wor x L
JF. . H. Pope
Edna
Pope
J. E. Gibson
Snyder
Fredericktown
Katie Buchanar
Indiana
Mayor McQuigg
Cleveland
Mgard
H. A Tart
WH Hubbell Ray
Fk. L. Warner
Blenetao
United Presbyterian
McClintock
Fredericksburg
Canton
Itulus Wingert
Foster University
Wayne County Real Estate Transfers Listed by Franks and Bryutues
A lengthy itemized list of recent real estate transfers in Wayne County recorded by L. C. Franks and L. Bryutues. Entries name transfers including buyers and sellers such as Moss, Lamson Morrison, Lettie Geyer, Harry Howard, Calvin E Myers, Charles A Weyrich, John Letters, and many others, with property locations in Wooster, Doylestown, Congress township, Chester township, Milton township, and West Lebanon. Amounts range up to 11,800 dollars, with many parcels described by lot numbers and acreages. the document records numerous fee simple transfers and administrator actions across the county.
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Maria Fugleson
Harry Howard
Wooster
Vidi IL
Woesser
Sphraen Lebar
Danes
Albert
Wessalem
Sime GG Keenes
Russell Arerr
Restau
Franks
Ossian S Miers
Filet
M Myers
Chester Township
Calvin E Myers
Enmfott
Bled
David L. Soubrook
Sadie Schwarts
Creston
Otter
Kean
Instincttor
Tay
John Letters
Haoch Petters
Emma Fetters
Congress Township
Charles A *Weyrich
Sarah Stauffer
Doylestown
Michael Franzen
Rita George
Barnard
Peter Huff
Kerrand
Brank J. Dunny
Intup
David K Jones
Hannah Ho Jones
Shreve
Ide Loreaux
Danel Ho Loreaux
Goudy
West
Lebanon
Buvo
Plranklin Herwick
Jacobg Meyer
Addie M. Becker
Milton Township
Elizabeth Mellinger
Elmer W. Sibley
T. Buchwalter
T R. Zimmermin
Social notes on farewell gathering and friendships at Wooster
A fragmented social page recalls a farewell event for Mrs. and daughters leaving Wooster for Grand Rapids. Friends gathered over several days, with hours of socializing and dancing. The Merry Waters provided music, and the event featured local notables including Jatin M Eherly.
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Ana Ue
Kbs
Lees Nes
Reet
Milas Ida Lrapper
Wooster
Mothers of the Cotomiat
Merry Waters
Sygith Neandolin
Travelers' Club Holds First Meeting of New Season
The Travelers' Club met at Mrs Johnsers home on Bowmar Street Tuesday Sept. 24 for the first gathering of the season. An address by retiring president Mrs J Tasor and an incoming president Mrs A Lasboit opened the program. Miss Scovel conducted a sale, and a talk on Travels to Dr S F Scovel followed, described as entertaining and instructive. a social period concluded the event.
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Pravelers Club
Jobnser
Memorial Services Echo Fort Worth Observance
A Fort Worth Texas paper reports memorial services for President McKinley with a local letter from Ben A Brut of Wooster, noting civic closings from 12 30 and a Democratic crowd, while stressing respect for good people regardless of color or politics. The letter shows informal regional chatter and social attitudes of the time.
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TH. Bert da Astis
Fort Worth
Texas
McKinley
EE Ag
Tartermicas
Ben A. Brut
Wooster
Bane
Outrageous Murder and Suicide Case Reported
The article details a sensational case involving a woman who killed her children and herself, with court testimony and inquiries described. It mentions a Court of Inquiry, officers named Jobo Peed and Bowen, and references to wartime law and naval communications. The narrative covers testimony, arrests, and the broader context of a gang and law enforcement actions amid flood and river conditions.
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Court of Inquiry
Asait
Jobo
Apta
Calla
Ottawa
Round Up by Marshal Leiner on Wednesday data
Marshal Leiner on Wednesday brought a quartet o elote Milor Smith. Ella Miller was charged with keeping rooms for lewd purposes on South Bever street. She pleaded guilty and was fined 10 dollars plus costs. Arthur Sholl, a book agent, claimed he visited Miller’s rooms and drew 860 dollars. John Miller and Tom Miller were charged with disorderly conduct and pleaded guilty. The book agent aided Ella and her brother. the other offender’s fine was paid by his employer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Leiner
Quartetts Oelote Milor Smith
Ella Miller
Ella
Ater
Fall Railcar Shortage Baffles Critics and Railroads
A historical report notes a recurring fall car shortage across railroads. Despite large orders in the past two years, delivery has not eased the scarcity. Railroads push rapid turnover and unloading to meet demand, but supply remains tight and fluctuating.
Condemned Row at Auburn Prison Standoff
A chaotic scene unfolds at Auburn as guards and deputies confront a condemned inmate. The prisoner is moved inside as a crowd watches in fear, with officers maintaining control, cuffs applied, and the main hall filled with a tense, shouted confrontation amid reports of protest and coercion.
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Auburn
Zolgosz
Caldwell
Seamless vies bos asl yem tr
A fragmented clipping mentions a person or team name and a local event but lacks clear context. Readable fragments suggest a sports or community notice with possibly a participant named Wanner and a local group or venue. Further readable details are required for a precise card.
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Ae Thad
Bailey Thomeimu
France
Pollis i
Alice
Des
Plainesville
Dalton Happenings
M. F. Lowther
Aterk
District Court
Centerville
Iowa
Laubach & Boyd
Mwrth
Chas. R. Wessmar
Evanston
Foley
Laubach & Bord and
Zimmermen & Co
Heller
Albert Heller
Fareham St
Omaha
Krause
Proctor &O*haikr
Ghicky
Pruntrtown
W. Va
Laubach & Boyd and Zimmerman & Co
Jay- Bryan
The
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Wayne County Records
L. C. Franks
Les
Sarah
Hsia Cole
Acton
Lamson Morrisan
Nuuisetts
Aes SY
Ou Fon Tewtisty
Piriet Blusee
Caoarter
Lettie Geyer
Prem Faber
Orrville
Stepien
W . Hoehstettler
Oscar IF Wisner
Ethan
Seo Sacres
East Union Township
Mary Choe
John W Cline
Congress
AIM
Martha Fry
Jacob
Mast Cation Township
Rosalind Barnhart
Henry W. Musselman
Eliza
Henry W Musselmen
New Pittsburg
W H George
Anna E George
Peotor
Thomas A. Shreve
A F Wells
Henry Shreve
William W. Franklin
Clinton Township
Travelers’ Club
Smyteny
Bron Ann
Curtis
Fananthst Palani
Wiesburm
Htmm
Tahoe
Pian
Indris
Vagoa
Seca
Queenptewa
New York
Queen Town
Czolgosz
San Francis
Hart
al- Hays
Pacific Company
Wwe
Southern Pacific
Fey
Éys
Stanton
Merparmr
Sane
Len
Kastiindon Os
Asl
Bettaine
Jane
Lieteylas
Sutsayid
Svantea
Stanton Warm
OLR Furnace
Bernanke
Wayne County
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Ohio
Beas
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Orly
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