Horse thief Cadman linked to Conneaut case
Chief Leiner visits Conneaut to recover a horse stolen by Jared Cadman of Canton who escaped Mansfield penitentiary days earlier. Geyer identified the animal and will bring it home by land. Cadman claimed soreness kept him from walking and said the horse was taken in Wayne county. Authorities pursued Cadman to a hermit’s hideout with plunder. Cadman admitted the theft but later claimed the horse did not belong to him. He faces Mansfield custody.
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Leiner
Conneaut
ME Geyer
Wayne County
Jared Cadman
Canton
Intermediate Penitentiary
Cadman
Lemer
Orr‘ville
Massillon
Geyer
Torhian
Mansfield Institution
Chief Leiner
Ilawil
Mansfield
Walters Sons Co Sues for Goods Sold in Manafield Case
The Fred Walters Sons Co of Manafield files a petition against John J. Spring of Burbank to recover 250.38 on account for merchandise purchased during 1905.
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Fred Walters Sons Co
Manafield
John J. Spring
Burbank
Wheat rises slightly in Wooster market
Wheat was quoted at 70 cents in the Wooster market Theaday marking the highest price since harvest. Local dealers expect large production to prevent a sustained rise In Wayne counts profits for wheat sellers may improve briefly but the price is expected to hover around 70 cents for a while according to W D Tyler.
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Wooster
Wayne
Wheat Wooster
W D. Tyler
Bad Blood Prevails In Mt Eaton Local Notes
Mt Eaton Oct 2 Mrs D B Wise is at Shreve with her ailing mother. Philip Roth recently visited Cleveland on business. Cloyd Graber, studying at Wooster, returned home sick. Typhoid fever records a mild outbreak. John Freed plans to move to Wooster. School brickwork nears completion as craftsman work returns home. Marthies and Buckwalter deaths noted with local burials.
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Mt. Eaton
D. B. Wise
Shreve
Philip Roth
Cleveland
Cloyd Graber
Wooster
John Freed
Near Here
KF. L Cabot
Howard
Baltic
Emily Schafter
Edith Buckwalter
Board Hears Surprise Janitor Resignation At High School
The Board of Education met Monday evening and learned Thomas Ammon resigns after 24 years as high school janitor. Ammon plans to leave the city. The board votes to heat the Local Avenue School with natural gas.
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Board of Education
Thomas Ammon
Ammon
Loeall Avenue
Hay Barn Construction Moves Forward at Frederickaburg
F. M. Vanover is erecting a large hay barn on land bought from the Cleveland Akron and Columbus Railway Co. He traveled to Akron on Tuesday to arrange for a side track to service the building.
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F. M. Vanover
Frederickaburg
Cleveland, Akron & Columbia Railway Co
Chapin backs Spruce Street site for Wooster water
Engineer L B Chapin favors Spruce Street as Wooster’s water source, estimating $52,000 cost and a 4 percent bond issue. He contrasts with Springs option, detailing plant layout, pumping stations, wells, intake, and a projected annual operating cost. he also suggests a $55,000 bond to cover expenses and revenue potential from a two million gallon per day plant.
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L. BE. Chapin
Wooster
R. Chapin
Chapin
Jones
Albright
Taggart
Schmauck
Sprice Street
Piaot
Barbs Win Collegiate Athletic Association Officers
Barbs defeated the fraternities in a campus contest to elect officers for the Athletic association. Elected were President W. C. Campbell of Cambridge, Vice President Walter Frys of Wooster, Secretary Raymond Eliott of Dell Roy, Treasurer C. W. Anderson of Celina, and Cheer Leader Carl Lehman of Glendale OQ.
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Collegians
Athletic Association
Barbs
W. C.campbell
Cambridge
Walter Frys
Wooster
Raymond Eliott
Dell Roy
C. W. Anderson
Celina
Carl Lehman
Glendale
Fire discovered at William warehouse saves major blaze
Special Officer John Livingston detected smoke around 7 PM Sunday near the William warehouse. Fire started from a burning bundle of ends against a pillar in the lower doorway and was quickly put out with chemical extinguishers after the doors were forced open. Only person in the building Sunday afternoon was Joan Russell, manager, who saw no fire during a Saturday evening check.
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John Livington
Mr Livington
Willamwan
Wilaman
Livingston
Enda
Joan Russall
Russell
Remembered Dr Heindel seen in East End church role
Sunday September 80 closed the services of Rev G M Heindel D D af Wooster as supply pastor of Bethany English Lutheran church East End Pittsburg About four hundred members attended a farewell program in the church assembly rooms featuring church and quartet numbers and a floral pledge by Rev A Ad Torkle D D of Trinity Allagheny The minister preached two sermons and many mournful expressions noted the end of his service and friendships formed A note mentions a bulbs sale with contact Tel 352 for orders.
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G. M. Heindel
D. D
Af Wooster
Bethany English Lutheran Church
Kirkwood Street
North Highland Avenue
East End
Pittsburg
A. Ad
Torkle
Trinity Church
Allagheny
Heindel
Wooster
Vital Interest of Every Citizen Ends with Medical Claim
Herman of 18 New Butternut St Syracuse N Y is President of the Webster graded Schools Board and Overseer of the Poor. He endorses Poerans as a remedy addressing disease causes in the community citing improvements in health when no other medicine worked and claiming it specific for respiratory ailments.
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Herman
New Butternut St
Syracusa
N. Y
Webster Graded Schools
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A. J. Fredrick & Co
Fael and
Frank Geyer
Spruce Street
Pennsylvania
Meg Weat
Applecreek
Killuck
Apple Creek
Gronond
Flant
University Athletic Association
Livingstone
DR. Heindel
2 Wooster Man
Tel
Weod
Herman Roese
Pern-na
Eng Ser
the Wooster Nursery CO
Ead Anthracte Ag
Bever
R. J. Smuth
Hart-Schaffner_t
Marx
Nick Amster
John B. Stetson
Childrens Clothing
Xtragood
Widow Jones
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