Mrs Nevada Ginter Sues for Divorce After Alleged Cruelty
Mrs Nevada Ginter of Congress Township files for divorce from James Ginter alleging marriage on December 24 1902 at Creston and extreme cruelty including repeated beatings and a 1905 incident, a July 18 1905 shotgun threat, plus gross neglect of duty. She seeks alimony and restoration to her maiden name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada Ginter
Congress Township
Eugene Carlin
James Ginter
Creston
Ginter
Gunter
Pretty Autumn Wedding Held at the Hutton Home
Margaret Hutton wed Glenn Thompson in a Sept evening ceremony at the Hutton residence. The service featured Lohengrin's Wedding March played by Miss Margaret Applebaum. About thirty five guests attended a lavish supper after vows. The couple departed for Cleveland and Buffalo on their electric car.
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George Hutton
Margaret
Glenn Thompan
Orrville
Lohengrin
Mies Margaret Applebaugp
Bako
Quple
Thompson
Cleveland
Buffalo
Mrs Thaw to Miss Wooster Visit This Year
Mrs Wm Thaw of Pittsburg will not make her annual Wooster visit and missionary home reception this year. She stays in New York awaiting her son’s murder trial of Stanford White, and observers say she is breakdown strained and uncertain about funding the missionary homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Thaw
Pittsburg
Wooster
Stanford White
The New Hose Cart Planned by Public Artery Board
The board of public arteries led by W A Lott and Emmetlee will travel to Columbus Lima and other cities to inspect hose cart manufacturers. They plan to buy a new hose cart immediately with half the funds available now and the rest at year’s start. Since the ladder truck is fixed up the old hose cart looks out of place and the department wishes the new cart to arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W .A Lott
Emmetlee
Board of Public Artery
Columbus
Lima
Van Meter Guardianship Case Ended In Court
Judge Eason ruled Miss Emma Van Meter capable of managing her own affairs and the guardianship was terminated. The final adjustment of costs occurred on Friday closing the lengthy matter.
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Emma van Meter
Blood Poisoning Cured by Dr King’s New Life Pills
Aggressive advertisement claims cure for blood poisoning from chronic constipation. Pills remove poisonous germs, restore vigor, ease sour stomach headache dizziness colic without griping. 25 cents. Guaranteed by Laubach and Boyd, druggists.
Low Rates to California by Chivas Round Trip Rail Access
Travel offer notes low fares to California with round trip routes via Baltimore and rail. Advises consulting agents before purchasing tickets. Includes cryptic date hints sat oc27 k26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Baltimore & Railroad
B. & C. Excursion Rocks Island Illinois Deals
B. & C. offer low round trip rates from Rock Island to return via Farmers' Congress. Tickets on sale Oct 7 through Oct 10 with return validity to Oct 16. Also an advertisement notes Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs with no opiates and refunds if ineffective.
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Rock Island
Ind
Farmers’ Congress
Foley
Old Citizen Dead Former Wayne Medina County Resident
Michael Eyman died Friday morning in Homerville Medina county at age 81. Born in Pennsylvania he moved to Wayne county in 1882 and later to Medina county. He leaves a wife Harriet Swinehart and three children David Mary and Millie Eyman, with a twin brother and other siblings all deceased. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 1 p.m. at the family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Michael Bvyman
Homerville
Medina County
Wayne
Medina Counties
Eyman
Mr. Eyman
Pennsylvania
Wooster
Christian Eyman
Montana
Harriett Swinehart
David E
Class socials spark debate at high school
Discussion on ending winter class socials rises among scholars and faculty led by Prof. Haupert. Undergraduates murmur about socials still being held, though some call them by another name. The issue remains unsettled as plans and opinions clash.
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Haupert
Democratic Headquarters Open on West Liberty Street
Democratic headquarters open above the A. L. Zook music store on West Liberty Street. Chairman Price Russell leads the executive committee with campaign literature ready for Wayne County voters. Ruegell plans to be present most days, with alternates when away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty Street
A. L. Zook
Price Russell
Executive Committee
Wayne County
Ruegell
Surprise Birthday Party Near Wooster
On Monday evening October 1 seventy one relatives neighbors and friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs James Geitgey west of Wooster to surprise Mrs Geitgey for another birthday The evening featured a bountiful supper prepared by the ladies and several useful presents were given A large group of attendees included James Geitgey George Bochholz Martin Himelrich Fran Campbell Demetrius Boyles David Sweitzer Will Graham Milton Kistler and many others who enjoyed the event and extended best wishes for many happy returns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Geitgey
West of Wooster
Plan for the Farmers and Stock Exchange Proposal
A report on a Franklin township meeting where DW Kimber proposed a mutual plan to invest 10,000 dollars in a stock farm and another 10,000 in first class stock for breeding to raise farm value. The idea aims to grow over years with joint venture and asks who will be first to start this venture. The notice also advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for children and Laubach & Boyd Bee's Laxative Honey and Tar, urging readers to try free offers at Krieger's Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimber
Franklin Township
Krieger's
ug-Store
University Accounts Show Big Growth After Fire
The University of Wooster, amid a quiet rebuild, reports current expenses 1905-06 at 60 744.05 and building costs of 115 000, with enrollment rising from 401 to 569 since 1901. Seven year circulation totals reach 2 048 768.09, boosting Wooster’s finances and city life, while graduates win fellowships at Chicago Yale Columbia and more. The year is praised for mental moral and physical development, athletic success, and strong campus spirit under President Golden.
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Republican
Uxtte Tel Wooster
Board of Trustees
University of Wooster
Wooster
Frick Library
Farma
Wayne County
Universit
Chicago
Wisconsin
Yale
Columbia
Pennsylvania
McCormick and Union
John F Lyons
Hartford Seminary
Robert E Chaddock
U Colombia University
E Burgett
Welsh Princedton Seminary
Alfred A May
Yale University
Geo. A Custer
Waldo H. Don
Geof Fisher
Allegheny Seminary
Edwie B. Townsed
Denison
Eliram
séVdatesn
Oberlin
A Young Mother Describes Electric Bitters Cure
Mrs W L Gilpatrick of Danforth Maine credits Electric Bitters with curing twenty years of severe dyspepsia and restoring her health after six months of use. The tonic is advertised as a greatest restorative for digestion liver kidneys blood and malaria and is guaranteed by Laubach Boyd's drug store at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gilpatrick
Danforth
Laubach & Boyd
Two Fourths and a Ninth in Lima Speedway Race
Admiral Togo driven by Dave McClarran placed fourth in two heats and ninth in the other of the big $2,000 race at Lima. Rain postponed the event from Thursday to Friday as the track remained slow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave McClarran
Sye Admiral Togo
Lima
Weather Dampens Attendance at Teacher Certificate Exam
A steady rain on Saturday kept turnout low for the teachers certificates examination. Only nine young ladies and gentlemen appeared to receive the list of questions from the board of examiners.
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Board of Examiners
Murder Doctors Rioters Storm Brooklyn School
In Williamsburg Brooklyn 1500 women mostly Italians stormed a public school accusing the “murder doctors” of harming children. Police injuries were reported and one rioter arrested as three other district schools were stormed. Pupils were briefly dismissed.
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New York
Board of Health Physicians
Williamsburg
Brooklyn
Lontus
Tvan
Desertions Hit Eleventh Infantry at Fort D. A. Russell
Soldiers desert from the Eleventh Infantry at Fort D. A. Russell after orders to Cuba. A private was shot in the hip by an artillery squad rounding up deserters. The regiment then departed for Newport News Virginia.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Eleventh Infantry
Fort
D. A. Russell
Cuba
Newport News
Mine Explosion Claims 15 Miners at Blossburg
Raton New Mexico report states a blast at the Dutchman coal mine near Blossburg killed about 15 miners who were on the night shift. Rescue efforts and investigations are underway as authorities confirm the incident.
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Raton
N. M
Dutchman
Blossburg
Revelation to Cubans and Palma Washington dispatch
In Havana in October it emerged that Palma's intimates and cabinet officers were unaware of his September Washington communication. Palma reportedly proposed intervention as a solution while ex Secretary O Farrill questioned the dispatch texts as reported from Washington. elevator fell at Grand Opera House Indianapolis injuring five occupants, Powell Miller Moore seriously hurt. Cohen and John F Miller lightly hurt.
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Havana
Palma
Steinhart
Washington
O’farrill
Palman
Eelevator
Indianapolis
Ind
Grand Opera House
O H Powell
H. A. Miller
Charles Moore
A.B. Cohen
John F. Miller
Weather, trade reports show steady autumn momentum
New York reports from R G Dun's weekly review of trade indicate no major unfavorable developments aside from local storm damage in the south. Autumn trade is active with dry goods millinery and footwear leading, manufacturing plants advancing in all key industries. September railway earnings rose 2 percent to beat last year while commercial failures liabilities hit 6.26 million versus 8.04 million a year earlier.
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New York
R G. Dun
Weekly Review of Trade
Cuban Ex-Cuban VP Domingo Men nd Capote Arrives in New York
Domingo Men nd Capote, former vice president of Cuba, arrives in New York on October 6. The details of his tasaly are unclear in the fragmented report.
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New York
New Yorks
Cuba
Domingo
Capote
Tasaly
Toledos Woosterites and local oddities featured
A long, rambling column recalls Wooster expatriates in Toledo and their business success, including Roy Van Meter in Bell Telephone and the Robi sons in banking. It notes Jorge Aylesworth, school Miss Horst and pupils choosing role models, and a humorous exchange about weather, Indian summer, and quaw winter. It also mentions John Wilhelm the artist, Harry Leise, and WA Wertz on a Wyoming land claim, plus a train scam involving a Sharp er and 17 dollars, and a tale of a bear bottle hidden in Amos Meahl’s coat.
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Toledo
George J. Schwartz
Woostre
H. A. Wertz
Daltin
Mr. Werts
Wyoming
Mr. Wertz
Irregular Splash Waste Sparks Wet Rumors
A chaotic scene near a coat sleeve allegedly contained a dangerous substance. Amos admitted uncertainty about the coat sleeve contents while bystanders lamented the waste and questioned what caused the busting incident.
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Splashard
Amos
Indicted for Murder in Portsmouth Ohio
In Portsmouth Ohio on October 6 the grand jury returned indictments for murder in the first degree. The case involves Aon 7 who shot and killed his wife Flora Hughes and John Harr at a prominent street corner. Sheriff Ketter found Hughes planned an escape from the county jail but another prisoner’s tip thwarted the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Murdy
Aon
Flora Hughes
John Harr
Ketter
Hughes
Tragedy on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Train
Two men from Cavege Corner Indiana Howard Howe 28 and Luther Shepperd 20 were killed when a Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton newspaper train struck them near the track Howe died instantly while Shepperd died two hours after being found alive The engineer said the pair were lying asleep on the track Also Bishop Benjamin W Arnett a prominent African Methodist Episcopal leader in Wilberforce University near Xenia Ohio is reported near death from long illness Sandusky mayor owed 22450 in fees and police chief 4855 Alleged bribery case in Milade Corn judicial contest ends without indictments with a recommendation to forward evidence to Pike county authorities
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Hamilton, O
Howard Howe
Luther Shepperd
Cavege Corner
Ind
Incinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Cincinnati
Howe
Shepperd
Very II. Xenia, O
Benjamin W. Arnett
Damages Awarded to Fay Payne in Dodge Auto Case
Norwalk Ohio October 6 damages totaling 250 dollars were awarded Fay Payne a 16 year old from Sandusky against Clarence B Dodge the Cleveland millionaire Miss Payne claimed she was injured when Dodge’s machine frightened her borsa he fled the scene and died. Shea asked ten thousand dollars in damages.
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Norwalk
Fay .Payne
Sandusky
Clarence B. Dodge
Cleveland
Miss Payne
Ter Borsa
Dodge
Shea
Lightning Kills Two in Ohio Storm
Fort Clinton Ohio October 6 Omji Fleckner eighteen and Fred Hotfinter twenty three of Lacarne were struck by lightning while under four ties Fleckner was killed Hotfinter injured but expected to recover
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Fort Clinton
Omji Fleckner
Fred Hotfinter
Lacarne
Fleckner
Hotfinter
Dr Miles Nervine Restorative touted as nerve energy booster
An old advertisement extols Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and Nervine Pils as fuel for nerves, claiming they relieve fatigue, irritability, headaches, indigestion, and aches. It cites a testimonial from Rosa Bh. Hravier of an illness past two years with malaria, noting improved circulation after seven bottles and a money back guarantee through Miles Medical Co.
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Miles
Weaseer
Rosa
Wravier
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Big Wooster Institution
John Fight
Piacrheute
America
Foreign Missions
Ita
Golden
Coad Jetora
Dun'e Review
Nicka Roberts
Nick
John Wilhelm
Harry Leise
Wilhelm
Mr. Wilhelm
Forbey Alcock
Marion
Ashland
Forbey
Amos Meahl
Mr.Meahl
Potal
F A Parmalee
Joh P. Molter
C A. Wingate
Scioto County
Pike County
the Wooster Nursery
Teleshone
Walkmore
Vici
Colt
W. HH. Wiler
West Liberty St
Bears
Yocum
Pres
Chas
Mc Gray
W Thompson
Cashier
Oas
Wesley H
Zaugg Asss
cCashier
MiLne
Dem
Tye
ZU Rae
Gitizens
Ae Eee
Satan
Ace
Valie
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