Foreign-born Burials Set New Wooster Cemetery Record
The Wooster cemetery burial tally for the year ending Octy 1 shows 186 total interments with 18 foreign born, 13 of them from outside the country. Ages skew older with 21 over eighty. the report also notes 34 from outside Ohio. Election results include W H Wiler as trustee, J G Sanborn re-elected clerk treasurer, and John C McClarran as president with J F Barrett serving as superintendent.
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Wooster
Wooster Ceretery
Ohio
Clerk Sanborn
City of
Wayne County
State of Ohio
United States
W. H. Wilér
J. G. Sanborn
Treas
Sanborn
John C. McClarran
W. A. Wilson
John F. Barrett
Barrett
Weat Libberty Street Restaurant Sold to Wilson and Berger
John Schwoable sold his Weat Libberty Street restaurant last Wednesday afternoon to Robert Wilson the barber and John Berger. The business will operate as Wilson and Berger with a complete interior refit to modernize the premises.
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John Schwoable
Witness Seeks Court Costs in Cady Case Before Mayor
A gentleman representing Mr. Eaton and Massillon witnesses in the Cady case before Mayor Van Nest last week and a half appeared Thursday to secure costs. The coats have not yet been approved, Ruetevets and the man were instructed to come Bain.
Village Wedding Recalls Pageant of Local Celebrations
A Thursday wedding at George Hatton's home north of town united Margaret Hatton and Gleyth Otto Thompson, a prospering grocer near Orrville, with Rev. Sith officiating. The issue also notes engagements, a series of social gatherings by Methodist ladies, and upcoming nuptials across Wooster area, including Miss Gertrude Hoover's wedding near Huron and Miss Helen Wallace's marriage to Rev. John M. Vies in Grand Rapids Minnesota.
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George
Hatton
Argaret
Gleyth Otto Thompson
Gorner
Orrville
Sith
Bloomington
Sheppard
Robert S. Barnett
S. F. Scovel
Maryenn
Bloomington. Roll Call Was Responded To With Current Events. Mrs. Trenholm
Paul
Craig
Shreve
Hitchcock
Cody
Wyoming
W. A. Craig
Ohio State University
Omaha
Milwaukee
Corbet
John M. Spencer
Troy
Ohio
Carrie McCullough
Freeport
Gertrude ‘Hoover
Bucyrus
University
Ernest Walker
Indianapolis
Ind
Reuben Turner
Huron
First Presbyterian Church
O. W
B. M. Auxiliary of the Christian Church
Sirs
S. Wyre
J. W. Baker
Samuel Bell
L H. Roland
C. P. Sidle
J. K. Shellenberger
Charlotte Reid
Christian Woman
E Board of Missions
India
America
Mesdames Magaw
Moses
Orr
Reid
Roland
Sidle
Shellenberger
Simon and
Wyre
Wooster
Helen Wallace
Foumer
James Wallace
Macaaster
St Patl
John M Vies
Presbyterian Church
Grand Rapids
Minn
T. K. Visted
John Proctor Davis
la Doure
N. D
Eestanck
Aites Ruth
Classics Club
Clada Price
Bowman Street
Emeline McSweeney
Ae Fern Kieffer
Afiss Cora Bnelzel
Methodist Church
Pail Horn
East Liberty Street
Beatrice Clementine Oberly
John Oberly
Washington
Lord Alfred Rogera
Washington, D. C
Clementine McClarran
Henry McBride
the Baptist Church
Lutheran Church
Bechtel
South Market Street
Roy van Meter
Toledo
Susie Sharpe
Joseph Leroy van Meter
New York
L. P. McDonald
J. Mark's
Bannister
Alfred W. van Vleck
Joseph R. W. Cooper
Dan Holzemer
Vat Meter
Susie van Meter
H.W. H. Nelles
Bryan Bellows
sNew
York
Ands Mac
Berkshire Hills
New York City
Prohibition debates and political musings in early newspapers
A collection of brief editorial clippings reflects partisan chatter on New York politics with mentions of Hughes, Hearst, prohibition efforts in Atlanta, and New York voters facing Fall battles. Misc items touch on tunnels under the Hudson, a Californian mocked by New York, and a Philadelphia murder-spree note.
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Hughes
Hearst
New York
St. Paul
Atlanta
New York Mail
Hudson River
Philadelphia
Colt Sale in Lexington Names Ports and Armstrong
The report notes Charles Ports and Mr. Armstrong among buyers at the Lexington colt sale. Mr. Armstrong paid 400 for the highest priced colt, one of four top prices at the event.
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Charles Ports
Mr. Armstrong
Lexington
Enaco
Tyro
Mrs Margaret Roberts Injures Left Wrist in Yard Fall
Mrs Margaret Roberts of Pittapurg avenue fell in her yard on Wednesday afternoon breaking her left wrist. Dr John J Kinney provided the necessary surgical attention.
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Margaret Roberts
Pittapurg Avenue
John J. Kinney
Miss May Corbett to teach in China in woman's college
Miss May Corbett sails October 12 to teach music in a Chinese woman's college, accompanied by her brother Scott, receiving best wishes from friends. She is the daughter of Dr. Hunter Corbett and a University of California graduate.
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Order
Rebekah
F. Hall
Wooster
Wayne
Millersburg
Fredericksburg
London
Rifle End
Orrville
Gertrude Hudson
Cleveland
State Assembly
Socie 8
Hamilton
Isa A. Tawney
Delinda Paul
May Corbett
China
Woman's College
Scott
Hunter Corbett
Promoter’s New Trial in Electric Canal Boat Plan
Cleveland promoters file articles for Lake and River Transit with 200000 capital to run canal boats on Miami and Erie by electricity or traction power. The original electric mule project failed. legal battles over franchise and equipment delays persist as efforts revive the venture.
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Cleveland, O
Cuiunia
Wot Whiting
C E. Sanders
R . Deriaon
C C. Owens
A J Sverr
Cleveland
Nm Whiting
Seutre, Sanders
Thermie Bank
Cincinnati
Toledo
Electric Mule
Miami & Effé Canal Transportation Company
Wich
C. C Richardson
J G. Schmidlapp
Ellis
State Board of Public Works
Herrick
Fatal Fight Ends With Two Men Falling From Window
In Cleveland on October 6 two Lake Shore railroad clerks J W Bunts aged 30 and Harry Wilfred aged 17 battled on the fourth floor of the motive power office. They struggled and tumbled from the window to the pavement. Bunts died instantly, Wilfred later died at a hospital. Both men clung to each other throughout the fatal fall.
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Cleveland
Lakeshore Railroad
J. W. Bunts
Harry Wilfred
Lake Shore Railroad
Bunts
Wilfred
Veiled reference to polygamy charge in Mormon sermon
East Lake City October 6 A long address by Joseph E Smith head of the Mormon hierarchy dominated the seventy seventh semi annual conference He spoke of his Europe trip urging parents to keep children from Berlin study saying many Mormon youths there shun church meetings He did not directly address his indictment for unlawful cohabitation with his five wives but urged exemplary living and fidelity to Zion pending outcomes
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Joseph E. Smith
Mormon Church
Smith
Europe
Berlin
Zion
Purato
Danger From The Plague and Dr King’s Discovery
An old advertorial note warns of plagues from coughs and colds and promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. A Forest City Maine reader testifies it is a godsend for climates with frequent ailments, claims quick relief, pneumonia prevention, La Grippe cure, asthma and hay fever relief, and strengthening weak lungs.
CYCLONIC CAPERS how Orleans Had a Busy Day With Tropical Tornadoes
Tropical storm reports describe three tornadoes hitting Orleans Parish on October 6. Fatalities occur in West Baton Rouge and St. James parishes with multiple injuries and extensive property damage in New Orleans and Pontchartrain areas. The second tornado caused about 50 injuries and 800 buildings damaged in the city, while the final twister near Mississippi injured two men.
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Orleans
New Orleans
Jay
West Batt. Rouge Parish
Mre
Theodule Foret
White
Forets
St. James Parish
Ro Webber
John Meyer
Pontochatuula
George Hawes
Hawes
Mississippi River
Audubon Park
Marengo
Carondelet
Gravier
Magnolia
Bln Miss
Woolds
Tornado passage near Kushler and Mauvella Alabama
A tornado crossed near Kushler and Mauvella Alabama about 12 miles from Mobile. No lives lost. vegetation and structures were damaged along its path. Telegraph lines down. rail traffic delayed. Mobile reports no effects. In a separate case verdicts were returned in St. Louis against New York Life for $8,915.50 in a bank heir dispute. A bridge collapse near Oconto Falls, Wisconsin, injured several students and killed 14-year-old William Ballou.
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Mobile
Alt
Kushler
Mauvella
Ala
Kimmel
St. Louis
New York Life Insurance Company
United States
George C Hankin
First National Bank of
Menominee
Miah
Oconto
Wis
High
Doans Kidney Pills Promised Relief For Wooster Readers
An ad style notice urges kidney health with Doans Kidney Pills as the cure for back and kidney troubles. Testimonials claim lasting relief, benefiting two relatives, and note the product sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co. Price is 50 cents. Also mentions Kodo digestion aid and King's Dyspepsia Tablets with free two day trial.
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Bright
Dean
Wooster
Melvin Warner
West North Street
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dr Williams Pink Pills Promise Neuralgia Relief
A former neuralgia sufferer from Detroit cites lasting cure after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She details six years of pain, weight loss, and failing doctors, then credits the tonic with restored health, weight gain, and freedom from nerve pain. The ad-like piece touts cures for debility and other nervous ailments with postal order offer.
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Detroit
Williama
Williams
Pisk
Rs. Cransere
The
Maccabees
Woman's Relief, Corps
da Williams
Poston
Williams Medicine Company
Echeneetady
N.Y. i
Fifth Judicial Circuit Start Dates For County Courts
The Fifth Judicial Circuit fixes term start dates for county circuits for the new year. Abeland County opens May 7 and November 11. Coshocton May 11 and October 28. Delaware County January 1 and December 1. Fairfield County January 8 and September 14.
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Abeland County
Fairfield County
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