Wooster Items Foothold in News From Day
Saturday items from Wooster chronicle local news including a furnace invention by J W Smith a Wooster University installation of Rev L E Holden as president and a large invitation count. Emergency scalding accident at Daniel Swier home two children mildly injured. County Recorder Schaffter receives a 15 million mortgage by Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad to Mercantile Trust. Temperature of various local events and small incidents highlight a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreve
J. W. Smith
Jacob Shaffar
Smithville
N Mateer
Coroner North
Buckeye
Winkler
Wylie Smith
Wilkin
Akron
Oal EK
White
McFeren
McFerren
Daniel Scher
Third Ward
Blaine
Mildred
L. £. Holden
Wooster University
City Opera House
M. KE
Harry Brumter
West Liberty Street
Wooster
Millbrook
Charles Lesauter
Jefferson
Iarberton
Daniel Swier
John Wacker
Wacker Bros
Joe Manges
West Larwill Streat
Laubach & Boyd’s
Market Street
Craighead
Peckinpanugh
Medina
D. V Musselman
T Perry
I. N. Kinoney
Canton
Susan Fisher
South Buckeye Street
Dalton
Charlies Daum
Mansfield
John Ackerman
Jadie Kruck
Ohio Relief Carpe
RK. J. Sweeney
Elia Lake
C C. Lake
Portsmouth
J. L. Zaring
Creston
J. F. Kaylor
University
D. G. Blackwood
Orrville
Pennsylvania
Wesley J. Brown
F. M. Webster
London
Canada
Entomological Society of Ontario
Webster
San Jose
America
Electric Bitters Promise New Life For Run Down Folks
Victims suffer stomach, liver and kidney troubles and general weakness. J W Gardner of Idaville endorses Electric Bitters, claiming renewed strength and appetite. Sold at Laubach and Boyd's Drug Store for 50 cents per bottle with guarantee.
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J.W. Gardner
Idaville
Laubach & Boyd’s
Surreys on sale at Harding and Co next to Court House
In our new room beside the Court House we offer a large selection of surreys at very low prices. Harding and Co. invite all buyers to visit the showroom and compare value with any large city.
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Court House
Harding &Co.k
Naka
Personal notices from Wooster and vicinity in local paper
Local brief lists visitors, moves, and events in Wooster Ohio and nearby towns. Names include Miss Alicea McApaney, H B Odenkirk, Mrs Dr Bell, and several others visiting from Minneapolis Sewickley and New Philadelphia. Also notes residents taking jobs, attending colleges, and a surprise social hosted by the Good sisters.
Judge Eason to Coshocton Next Week and Hearing
Judge Eason travels to Coshocton next week. Judge Maxwell of Millersburg will preside here and hear actions before the petit jury. In winter 1897 James Read of Clay County W Va bruised his leg on ice, swollen and painful, aided by crutches, liniments, whisky baths, and finally Chamberlain Pain Balm, which nearly cured him in a week. Pain Balm claimed for sprains bruises rheumatism. Sold by Laubach Boyd Druggists on the Square koct.
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Eason
Coshocton
Maxwell
Milleraburg
Casea
James Read
Clay, Clay Co
W. Va
Chamberlain
Laubach & Boyd
Koct
Fleece-fined Hosiery and Velvet Ribbon Ad
Ad advertises fleecefined underwear for women and children, velvet ribbon, and pocket handkerchiefs at special prices. It touts health claims for Burdock Bloittars, promising pure blood and vitality, with unclear product references and pricing.
Ballot Handlers and Election Officials Named in Wayne County
Deputy Supervisors of Elections appointed judges and clerks for precincts across Wayne County. The list includes presiding judges and clerks with many new names, covering townships such as Beghman, Canaan, Chippewa, Clinton, East Union, Greene, Milton, Saltcreek, Sugarcreek, Wayne, Wooster, and others, to conduct elections in the coming cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suse
Atta
Democratéc
de Fettera P. J
Perego
D —U. W. Saorlber
O.stander
Edward Welser
Jabo Werlmer
F. J. Shatter
F. Gensemer
John H. Ault
F. E. Keitfer
Canaan
S. J. Steele
P. J
R. J. Woonbecer
Wm. Reese
R—J. W.sc
James Brady
HyNathan M. Wells
Wils
Bechtel
Robert Ewing
Chester
J. Rambangh
P J
O. N. Wailom
A.A. Z
Miniman
K—B. F. Farr
James McVonshay
Byron M. Baker
Ulers
Chippewa
James L. Myers
P.J
Henry Gardner
W A. Parsell
H Gates
PF M Shook
A. H. Heilaman
D—Wmsigler
Wm.Gerginger
Oliver Brace
Greene
John Kiopfenstein
J. Taeple
A. C. Orig
R—J. Erimmerman
J. W. H. Switzer
Paibler
D. Reinesmith
U.s
A.schuck
M C Frazer
J. M
Vo McKee
Alfred Hureinger
Joseph Bresson
Weascuott
Franklin Heverstoozt
Numbers
Charles C. Clie
Weat Lebation
Jacob Fischer
Clarence Kramer
Charles Schopf
Clark K.ke
C Hard
J. Elmer Funk
Robt.Cameron, Jr
R—Andrew Rabl
Chae Lautenechlager
Benton Reed
Warford Bogner
Ernest Keyser
Nick Roperts
R— Will Long
Charles Palmer
James Robertson
Lookabaugh Arrest For Cruelty And Drunkenness
Samuel Lookabaugh was arrested for cruelty to his family and drunkenness. He faced a hearing, was continued, then fined $60 for behavior, posted bail but was later released when bail bond was aligned by Jonge Swartz. Also notes burial of John Beichler at Knupp’s church cemetery and local church dedication progress. O M Lee and wife visited Barberton. Baptist church construction and pew arrangements planned. Mr Penrod overseen Chippewa Lake house work. G B Lee painted Captain Bates residence.
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Wooster
McCoy
Jonge Swartz
John Beichler
Kknupp
Hev. J
Kendall
Cleveland
Fuse Funersi
O M. Lee
Loretzo Sisson
Barberton
Baptist Church
K. F. Penrod
J. C. Sample
Louisa Gigandet
Mr. &. Sigler
Chippewa Lake
Ritter
Penrod
G. B. Lee
Captain Bates
The New Life Pills Promise Power and Health
A promotional note touts Dr King s New Life Pills as sugar coated health globules that turn weakness into strength and listlessness into energy. Each box sells for 25 cents and is offered by Laubach Boyd at 41421.
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Dr. King
Laubach
Turtle carving mystery from 1871 shell message
An aged turtle carved with initials 4J. Hi W. 1871 surfaces after a 27 year claim by Mr. 3d. H. Whitmore of South Lacote who says his father carved it on a Bank near West Larwill. Another turtle with initials J. oh 1871 and B. J. 1888 was captured by Mr. Ackerman nearby.
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Whi Addéma
Wooster
3D. H. Whitmore
South Lacote
Bank
Will
Chicago
New York
Old Citizens Called Died at Independence Wooster Life Had Its Lee Romance
David Neidigh died after four days illness in Independence Iowa. Born December 16, 182, in Weinerdorf Germany, he lived in Wooster since 1854 and stayed a lifelong bachelor. Survived by three sons Charles Haller Henry and Fredericke Hasler. Funeral from German Evangelical church at 2 pm Tuesday, burial in Wooster Cemetery. Uncle Dave known as an honest citizen with many friends. his life noted for a late in life romance.
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Jobo Holus
Diamond Alley
Jones Club
Board of County Examiners
Harding & Co
Harding & Co's
Jos Manges
J Smico
Costa
John Rhodes
Muilbrook
Mars
City Opera House
Russell H. Conwell
Philadelphia
Natr
Tne
Srootor & Onail’s
Ashland
Wooster
David Haller
Emil Pochler
Wm. Muschenich
Anthony Leles
Ernest Thomen
Jobo Nolle
John Saal
G. D. Jones
John Elliott
Wayne Township
Jones
Elliott
Squire Bolus
Bolus
BH. Miller
Doyleytown
James Cameron
Hittsburg
Henry Waltera
Eli Miller
West North Street
Harberton
Wm, Hummer
Harry Crow
Masaillon
Amie Knapp
Ravenna
Keck
Loudonville
Gen. Berg
Philippines
12Th Infantry
H Hitner
Nashville
UW Scruby
Big Prairie
Fouch & Young
Burbank
Dan Kinsley
Winesburg
L. H. Miller
Trail
L. O. Tyler
Stacy-Wells Co
W. J. Brown
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Woolesals
Brown
Roy J. Cunningham
Cincinnati
College of Dental Surgery
James Taylor
A. A. E Taylor
Wooster University
R. J. Cunningham
Wayne County
Dental
Roy
H. J. Good
Landis & Schnoch
Noldavanne
Urrville Crescent
Ada Good
Good
Antillo
Sisterhood
David Neidigh
Independence, Iowa
Lee
Nor'h Buckeye Streat
Weinerdorf
Wuertemburg
Ger
Woutter
Charles Haller
Chicago Junction
Henry and
Fredericke Hasler
Jufus Bucher
West Norto Street
Avid Neldigh
Mra Hkafus Bucher
Dave
Natdigh
Jacob Frior
Col. Wiley
Singsere
Troxele
Jacob Hess
Reedsbdurg
Joseph Sellere
Omahs
Alea
Orrville Horses Take Top Prizes at County Fair
Orrville horse Kiack owned by F U Detbie won the 216 pace and took a brave third. Billie Warcer, owned by Frank Harbridge of Orrville, dominated the 225 trot to claim first money. Edgel owned by C Taylor of Warren secured second place.
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Ssommit County
Keriou
C F Ga
Red
Orrville
Kiack
Ny Fonn U
Detbie
Esch
Thores Leas
Secur’ d
Billie Warcer
Frank Tiar Bridge
Oirville
Cure for various ailments advertised by Laubach Boyd Cure
The fragment advertises a diverse set of cures offered by Laubach and Boyd Druggrints, including remedies for cuts, bruises, boils, corns, skin lesions, piles, and boils. The text mentions a guarantee and a price of 25 cents per box, with claims of earthly cures. The language is garbled and names appear uncertain.
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Jitta
Bo Tyte
Newark
Arnua Sa
Laubach & Boyd Druggrints Cdk
Transvaal warns of war over British demands
Oct 0. The Transvaal demands arbitration on the difference withdrawal of English troops from the Border the removal of all recently arrived troops from Africa and not landing of troops now on the high seas. The reply time is 5 pm Wednesday. If unsatisfactory, the Transvaal will regard British actions as a formal declaration of war and act accordingly.
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Loupon
Nai
Teooy
Tropa
Africa
Transvaal
Transvaal Gives Ultimatum to England Over Demands
Special dispatch from Kurusiicay Cars Town Africa dated October 10 reports the Transvaal sending an ultimatum to England. It is understood to demand withdrawal of British troops and surrender of what are claimed to be unjust demands.
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Kurusiicay Cars Town
Africa
Transvaal
Oil Well Blesses Glenmont in Holmes County
A telephon e message reports a 40 barrier well came in at Glenmont this afternoon near Holmes County. The find is described in a dispatch to THE REPUBLICAN MILLERSBURG.
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Millersburg, Q
Uol
Glenmont
Yacht Race Off Due to Dense Fog and No Wind
In Newark a yacht race was declared off today as fog and lack of wind halted proceedings. The special MEPCBLICAN report notes the postponement due to weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mepcblican
Newark
Infirmary cattle test reveals tuberculosis infection
Last summer Dr Derr tested cattle at the infirmary for tuberculosis. One cow appeared healthy but later fell ill and proved badly infected with tuberculosis. The finding supports the claim that even fine cows can be afflicted.
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Derr
Court of Common Pleas Hearing Demurrers and Divorces
Judge 3 B Zason presides in Wayne County Court of Common Pleas with demurrers set for hearing Monday and other cases through Friday. Divorce granted to Emil Guerne from Adelle Guerne for willful absence. parties reside in Mount Township.
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B. Zason
Wayne County Court of Common Pleas
Miler
George
Aunltman & Taylor
Whitman
Christman Ve Sande
Marshall Ve. Marshall
Thomas Ve
Blackburn
Thomas
Robvn
Kay Vg
Eason
Emil Guerne
Adelle Guerne
Atnt Township
Orrville to Host Penrose Address by Senator Penrose
Sanator Boris Penrose of Pennsylvania will address Orrville citizens Monday night. He is a strong Republican and a notable national speaker, bringing prominence to the local event.
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Ups
Boris Penrose
Pennsylvania
Orrville
Local Names Glimpsed in Orrville Area Notices
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals with affiliations to Lippe O and Mies Acoa Huntsbergerer Orrville Dat ton Wooster Sterling Easton and DB initials. Entries include Jonas Horst and Miss da Mar Lanrer, Arthur B Conana Mise Sarah Kath arine Harrington, plus Anne Herrie.
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Jonas Horst
Lippe
Mies Acoa I
Huntsbergerer
Orrville
Gqétlieb F. Lantenschiager
Datton
da Mar Lanrer
Arthur B Conana Mise
Sarah Katharine Harrington
Wooster
John S’etner
Sterling
Anne Herrie
Easton
Fair entries found atop piano in Wayne County
Books containing the list of entries in the Woman's Department at the Wayne County Fair were found this morning by W. H. Cummings on top of a piano whose cover had not been removed since it was brought from the Fair Grounds.
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Wayne Couny Fair
H. Cummings
Dr Kings New Discovery Free Trial Bottles Promoted
The ad touts Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds with over ten million free trial bottles given away and claims of curing asthma bronchitis hoarseness and lung diseases. It invites Callon Laubach Boyd druggists to distribute free trials with a money back guarantee.
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Dr. King
Callon Laubach & Boyd
Elys Dream Balm Promises Catarrh Cure and Hearing Relief
Advert provides Elys Dream Balm as a remedy for catarrh claiming fast relief from head pain and hearing loss. It states the product cleanses and heals membranes, stops mucus dripping, and improves vows and hearing. Price is 60 cents at druggists or by mail. testimonial from J W Davidson, attorney at Monmouth.
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Tely
J. W. Davidson
Law Monmouth
Ministerial Association Officers Elected At Wooster Meeting
Wooster ministers gathered Tuesday for the Wooster Ministerial Association meeting. Officers chosen for the new term include President Rev Dr E Chesney, Vice President Rev J Frank Smith, and Secretary Treasurer Rev Hzra Noeikirk. The session discussed morals and religion in the city and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster Min- Association
E. Chesney
J. Frank Smith
Tregeurer
Hzra Noeikirk
Funeral of Frank Mann Held at Madison Avenue
The funeral progressed this afternoon from his mother's Madison avenue residence with services led by Ray E. Chesney of the Baptist church. Wayne Council performed the graveside rites, and the Junior Order United American Mechanics acted as guards. Calibearers included C. A. Barris Tom P. Brown and W. C. Doty for the order and Frank Thompson A. D. Myere and Wm. High for the barbers. All city barber shops were closed during the exercises.
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Frank Mann
Madison Avenue
Ray E. Chesney
Wayne Council
United American Mechanics
C. A. Barris
Tom P. Brown
W. C. Doty
Order
Frank Thompson
A. D. Myere
Wm. High
Horse and Buggy Stolen in Madison Burg
John Oxenrider of Wayne township reported a horse and buggy stolen on Saturday night in Madison burg. The dark bay animal, large and rangy, was last seen headed toward Waoster. It was later found Sunday hitched behind the church with Marshal Latimer promising a quick recovery.
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John Oxenrider
Wayne Township
Madisonburg
Oxenrider
Bitchen
Waoster
Wooster Postoffice List of Letters Remaining
Wooster Ohio October 9 1899 lists remaining letters at the post office. Gentlemen W J Chamberlain Ghats E Fetzer Mr Owap F P ihehter Edward Snyder Earl Weiricke Ladies Mrs Albert Hughey Mrs F E Hughey Mrs Ida Ports Mrs Kite Shultz Miss Lucile Whitcomb Fourth class Miss Ling Helm LT L Relattery P M.
Fragmented OCR note on beverages and nourishment
A garbled excerpt discusses coffee, its effects on land and children, and mentions directions and packaging. The text is partial and unclear, with scattered phrases about nourishment, taste, and a confusing reference to rules or instructions.
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Kate
Two Teams Exalted at Wooster Masonic Event
Wooster Chapter No 27 B A M held a special exaltation service Monday with High Priest Hoyd and Past High Priest James Minter and Geo J Schwartz leading. About six companions from Orrville Smithville Gallipolis Canal Dover and Wooster attended the banquet prepared by Companion Johnston after the ceremony.
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Wooster
Cana
Dover and
Johnston
Peculiar character buried at Wooster infirmary
Funeral services for Joseph Sellers were held at the Wooster Infirmary graveyard after his death Monday morning. A longtime Wooster resident, he worked at John Saalaga’s butcher shop and was known for roaming travels, claiming to have walked over 20 000 miles. He liked beef blood, yet remained kind and inoffensive, denying a stable life due to a roving disposition and a rumored Munich-based brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sellers
Sellers
Wooster
John Saalaga
Chicago
Omiha
Council Bluffs
New York City
Epjoy
Bellera
Sellsre
Munich
Ger
Probate court estates and guardianships in disputed inventory and accounts
Multiple probate actions reported including settling estates and guardianship inout. Filings include inventories and appraisals for wards Elmer Waite Oliver Eyns Kaward Lloyd Straite and Sarah Fertig. hearings set for Nov 3 and Nov 6. Appointments include assignee N L Royer and executors James Tasker and Jules Devolgnes with bonds listed. real estate sales ordered or considered to pay debts and distribute proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joom McClarran
Dduge
Willig
Sarah Fertig
Joan Grose
Jacobd Gross
Carroll
N L Royer
Myers & Blackwood
Irrville
Diem Woltmer
Ipsec
Pontos
Harbaugh
Ansignee
James Tasker
Cook
Bull Real Estate
Stephen Dannemiller
Audignee
Edward Danonemiller
Oider
Will
Bath E Johnson I
John van Nostran
Bathan A Brown
Chailmer A Kombangh
Ohn Armcrorg
Ethel Kugore
Marg Keily
McAel Hettarmas
Tana Walount
Thomas Fitzgerald
Patrick McGowan
Proate
Dr. Good
Perry Weaver
Rossel
Anna Hammel
Cied
Jules .Devolgnes
George Hunsinger
Morrow's Kidneoids Sell Broadly in Ohio and Nation
Local praise for Morrows Kidneoids claims strong Ohio support and good nationwide reports. A Massillon resident, Peter Smith, testifies that after years of back pain and rheumatism he felt quick relief after taking the yellow kidney tablets, which cost fifty cents a box at drug stores. Manufactured by John Morrow & Co. of Springfield, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Morrow
Morrows
Peter Smith
North Street
Massillon
Kennedy's Sorted Small Cakes Promote Home Desserts
If you are short of time and desiring supper, come for a pound of Kennedy's sorted small cakes. They are the housekeeper's assistant. Customers praise them highly. Craighead & Co. Corner Public Square Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Ohio Circuit Court term dates by county list
The order fixes circuit court term start dates for multiple Ohio counties. Fairfield, Richland, Wayne, Stark, Knox, Licking, Muskingum, Morgan, Perry, Ashland, Coshocton, Holmes, Richland appears, Morrow, and others have specified beginnings from January through December. The document enumerates the exact day and month for each county’s term start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STATE
Wane
Tysamoea
Esselborn
Wayne
State of
Ohio
Tatux
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Seaster Republican
Ednesday
S. B. Bason
Dr. Bell
Minneapolis
LL. D
Denison University
Granville
A. W.sheaster
East North Street
F. H. Eshelman
Frank
Ruth
Mous
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Chag. Eberhardt
New Philadelphia
Charles Hizer
Eng
Springfield
Mr. Hizer
Daniel Hizar
Uuday
Petit Jury
Bargalas
Wayne ‘County
Samuel Lookabaugh
Chulera
Doarrhoea
Rene
Buwe
Urrville
Fale
Sesmit County Fair
Rac
England
Qom Paw
Holmes County
OFP
Court OF Common Pleas
Ministerial Association
Dr. Caldwell
Proctor & O'Hail
Koch
Royal
Manel
Wayne County Probate Court
C. B. Green
M.D. Aomceopathic Physician
Gilice
Iformat Republican
Craighead & CO
Circuit Court
Pieth Judicial Caircuit
Fairfield County
Richlan Golnty
Wayne Wunty
Stark County
Knox County
Muskingum County
Morgan County
PEERY
Ashland County
Coshocton County
Tamarawas County
Morrow County
Delaware County
John J. Adams
M.sixpu
Wer
Rar Tenn
Samuel Esselbuan
Red Cross
Ohio Steel
Esel
McClure
Asia Wooster
Stor
Landis & Schmuck
Julian Jeffries
Western Union
Columbus
Viac
Hudson athBam
Southh Klee
National Jubilee's Convention of the Christian Church
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ciocingen
O. B. N.austin
Datty Republican
Weou
W. H. Wiler
W. Liberty St
Sherefoere
Orvice
Nick Amster
John B. Stetson
Monarch and
Manhattan
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