Wooster brief items mix crime and notices
The column reports a Wooster man M W Ocker rushing to Lima for a sick brother in law PB A Glasgow. A young man identified as William Deeters faces internal charge. Various court actions, a false fire alarm, a drill accident, a horse theft indictment, and local notices fill the day’s miscellaneous items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Ocker
New Pittsburg
Lima
PB. A. Glasgow
Gaus Goldsmith
Cleveland
Goldsmith
Wooster
William Deeters
Young and Greist
Illie
van Nest
Maud E Snyder
James E. Snyder
Court of Common Pleas
John T. Maxwell
Co. K
16Th Regiment C. V
Canaan
Mahley Roneh
Liberty Street
Columbus Avenue
Forest City
J M Quinby
Boschee German Syrup Promises Quick Consumption Cure
An ad touts Boschee's German Syrup as the only ten day remedy that relieves and cures consumption. It claims to include tar extracts and Yuri, promising relief from coughing and throat and lung issues with rest, nourishing food, and easy expectoration. Small bottles sold at 25 cents and 4 for a dollar are advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boschee
Grup
Ieee
Fragmented health claim on digestion and milk link
An unclear historical note alleges a digestive remedy for dyspepsia involving milk and a “Water Dyspesta Cre” product. The piece mentions stomach weakness, a proposed cure, and a cabbage of unrelated terms, with convoluted branding and dubious efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac Wer Ui Gature
Judge Maxwell Denies Change of Venue in Bribery Case
Judge John T Maxwell ruled on Tuesday that a 40 000 person county could provide a fair trial for Benjamin P Phinney of Cleveland indicted on bribery in a bridge sale scheme He stated that fears of an unfair jury were unfounded and that venue change would not be granted The ruling is final and not subject to higher court review
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T Maxwell
Benjamin P Phinney
Cleveland
Othe
Mawel
Templar Pilgrimage Parade Draws Knights in Cleveland
Wooster Commandery No 45 Knight Templar plans a prominent parade in Cleveland on Wednesday while most members travel from Orrville via the Orrville band for the forest city event. Tickets for rides were distributed with several names listed among Tuesday attendees.
Social notes mention October gatherings and a marriage in Shreve
The column lists Mrs. Newkirk of 50 Beall Avenue hosting an Oct 8 dinner for relatives Gib Odell and Therissa Odell of Big Prairie travel auditors P R Odell and James P Jones of Columbus plus Mrs S C Parker and Anna Newhirs family. It notes the Oct 1 wedding of Porter McKenzie of Holmesville to Grace Wise in Shreve with Rev EC Tarris officiating.
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Newkirk
Beall Avenue
Gib
Odell
Akeville
Rolling Cal
John Odell
Therissa Odell
Big Prairie
Lizzie Bourne
Allegheny
P R Odell
Pennsylvania
Bid
Shreve
Porter McKenzie
Holmesville
Grace Wise
EC Tarris
Lake Fork Notes on Visits and Local Activity
Lambert Sellers and family from Wooster visited Lake Fork friends. Mrs. Alice Hess of Wooster visited her father W. Seibert. Farmers near completion of seeding with corn still to cut. Miss Mary Kelley, back from seven years in China, gave an engaging talk at United Brethren church Saturday. Rev Rugent Rush preached at Methodist church Sunday. OS. Alexander shipped a carload of stock Monday. Zimumeriuan made a business trip to Ashland on Saturday.
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Lake Fork
Qct
Lambert Sellers
Martha
Wooster
Alice Hess
Wo K Seibert
Mary Kelley
China
United Brethren Church
Alexander
Zimumeriuan
Ashland
Saved Rural Route Updates From Overton News
In Overton in October, Billy Easterday dies while Miss Mary Hawk remains ill. Walter Witherow recovers from a severe appendicitis. Mrs. E Smith shows no improvement, and John Howman improves after visiting Wooster and nearby Anderson. Smithville residents Anderson and Gon visit Dr Mowery. Local dealer Thomas George buys poultry. Thanks to Mattie Wason, United States mail boxes for Rural Route No. 7 are secured, keeping the route open. A regular post office at the door is seen as convenient given the carrier’s reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overton
Billy
John Easterday
Mary Hawk
Walter Witherow
E Smith
John Howman
Wooster
San Anderson and
Gon
Smithville
United States
Well Known Citizen Passes After Illness in Burbank
Daniel Winters, a well known citizen, died Saturday morning October 3 after a short illness. Funeral services were held in the Methodist church with Rev Irvin of Orrville officiating and Key Noble assisting. Interment was in the Burbank cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Frank Bishop
Canaan Bend
Charley Hills
E Luce
Harry Elliott
Wooster
Mies Maegie Shriner
Polk
Akron and Wooster
Lee Orr
Roy Strock
Geo. A. Smith
Omex
George Norton
Ucins Lyman
Akron
Geo. A Smith's
Aubie Homer
Will Coller Daniel Winters
Irvin
Orrville
Key Noble
Stereotyper health revival linked to pink pills tale
A Topeka stereotyper recounts a drastic improvement after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. The account describes stomach issues, weight gain to about 180 pounds, and restored health, recommending the remedy for indigestion and blood-related illnesses. The ad notes premiums for a fair and ongoing contests.
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Abe
Ptereotype
Topeka State Journal
Joseph Gerdo
Dr .Williams
Hugry Agate
Tate
Williams
Williams Medicine Co
iSchenectady
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Wooster Yard Ware
Florence Winters
Bloomington
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John C. Talbot
Germany
Herbert Quinby
N . Warretson
Topeka
Kans
Albert McFadden
Margaret Crashel
Adam Karch
Allen Snyder
Mt. Hope
Holmes County
Calvin Fry
Geo. D. Dunham
George E. Kimber
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Stark County
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Massillon
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Keister Bros
Yost & Newkirk
Geigey
John Troutman
Kansas City
Michaelman
I Canton
Luster
Sie Ave
Sr. L. Warner
Plank & Gray
Tom’ Logan
Robin
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Albert Wetter
Massilon
E. “C.cguller
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W. E. Baker
Besa & Co
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F E Myers Co
O. J. Metcalf
Thorne
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Ottawa Act Ry Us
Everest
Holley Bros Merchants Law Branch
Foley
Laubach & Boyd's
Zimmerman & Co
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Waite
Blessing Avenue
Orrville Monay
Anna White
Savannah
John Ralston
Brown
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Doylestown
Mocvey Franzy
Jain
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Duy
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Hia
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Syrut
Law Library
Wayne County
Shentf
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Librar
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Judge Maxwell
B. F. Phinney
Social Notes
Rocky Mountain
Stereotyper
Ely
Gome
Creston Journal
Wean, Tenney & Roe
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Men’s Black Cults
Tyle
College
Nat's
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Peter Thompson
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