Management Change in Cleveland Coal Company
Announcement states the Minglewood Coal Company management shifts to the Stoveland office of James Mullins to settle W G Mullins estate. The Wooster office will handle affairs. the speaker thanks patrons and promises business continues as before under new management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minglewood Coal Se
Stoveland
James Mul
Hn Coal Company
Ge Mullins
Wooster
Mullins
Mingletoo
Company D eyes Washington trip for inauguration
A Republican note says Company D boys expect to travel to Washington for the inauguration next March. Colonel Vollrath states arrangements are being completed and a full quota is needed. Vacancies remain for drilled men to fill the ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican
Vollrath
Satchel of clothes linked to car theft near town
Norman Shultz and his brother found a satchel with a suit of underwear and other clothing in E G Ebright's woods. Investigators traced the items to traveling Italians who had broken into a workmen's car just west of town and swapped the stolen goods, leaving their old attire and the satchel behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Shultz
Shreve
Ebright
E. Q Keister
Deafness Cure Claims From Hall’s Cure Ad
An old advertisement claims deafness can be cured only by removing inflammation of the Eustachian tube and mucous surface. It asserts chronic deafness from catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for a case not cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure from Cheney & Co. Includes address and promotional language for medical remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cheney & CV
Loledn
Pragemts
Takefiau
The
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Construction of two new houses planned by Landes this fall
Oct 8 Wooster items note Landes plans to build two new houses this fall. Regiment O N G to attend Washington inauguration next March. expenses to be covered by quarterly pay, with all commands urged to drill to boost funds. A purse found last Friday by someone else remains unreturned. Wooster Hardwire Co showcases a hot air engine pump. Weather affects Loudonville street fair tickets. 26 sold Thursday. A fine colt by Wilken owned by Harry Croz died after illness. Knights of Pythias district convention set for Orrville Oct 22 covering Wayne Summit Medina counties.
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8Th Regiment
O. N
Washington
A_ J. Young
Wooster Hardwire Company
Wooster Station
Loudonville Street
Wooster
Michael Landers
H. W Huston
R. S Appleman
Coshocton County Fair
Wilken
Harry Croz
Loudonville Street Fair
Knights of Pythias
Orrville
Wayne
Summit
Medina
Shreve gambling dispute sparks fair city debate
Letters to the Shreve News question how street gambling arose during the fair and whether managers or authorities granted permission. The editor denies involvement, notes officials acted once reports reached them, and urges vigilance for clean government.
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Shreve
The
Shreve News
Where Bullets Flew and Cures by Electric Bitters
Fayette New York Civil War veteran David Parker praises Electric Bitters for stomach trouble, saying they cured him after costly unsuccessful treatments. Ad copy touts Dr Shoop Cough Remedy and Doan's Regulators with claims of safety, ease, and constipation relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Parker
Fayette, N. Y
Gettysburg
S. H. Boyd & Co
Wooster Glass Works Suit Rules in Cuyahoga Court
Judge Babcock’s sweeping decision in the common pleas court of Cuyahoga grants J N Kinney and Albert Dix trustees and others standing to sue for Wooster investors. Cross-petitions by nine citizens and others are allowed. The opinion covers standing, representations about overflow, child labor issues, and demands for a more definite amended answer by defendants.
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Babcock
Common Pleas Court of
Cuyahoga
Kinney
Dix
Wooster
Walter D Foss
Chase Gray
Albert Dix
Board of Trade
Board of Trade By
Blandin
Obituary for Constant C. Markel Veteran of 102d Regt
The funeral for Constant C. Markel a veteran of the 102d Regt G Y I was held at 2 p m Saturday from his North Walnut Street home. Rev. Johnson of the Methodist church led the service with Grand Army of the Republic and Ladies of the G A R flag ceremonies. Pallbearers were John H Blessing Otto Bardon W T Bush Soloman Rickabaugh W E Rice and Aaron Boffenmyer. Interment followed in Wooster Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constant C. Markel
North Walnut Street
Revec Or Johnson
Methodist Church
Grand Army of the Republic
John H Blessing
Otto Bardon
WT Bush
Soloman Rickabaugh
WE. Rice
Aaron Boffenmyer
Mading
Wooster Cemetery
Remedy ad claims cure for chronic diarrhoea army veteran
An 1883 army memory from George M. Felton of South Grhsoo Pa credits Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with stopping chronic diarrhoea after other remedies failed. The ad praises Bly’s Cream Balm and Ely’s Dream Balm for nasal and throat relief, touts Kodol as a digestive aid, and promotes Dean’s Ointment for permanent relief. Also mentions Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin for stomach issues and various druggists and pharmacies selling these products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Felton
South Grhsoo
A W. Miles
Chamberlain
S. H. Boyd
Ce K
Bly
Ely
Ely Bosphere
Warren Street
New York
Long and useful life of John Fetters of Wayne county
John Fetters born August 19 1827 in Bedford county Pennsylvania was oldest of sixteen. His family moved to Wayne County Ohio in 1831 and later to Defiance and Chester townships. He married Sarah Rumbaugh August 16 1855, had six children, and became a skilled oil driller by trade. After pioneering in Defiance and Wayne counties he settled near Congress and built a family home. Fetters died September 23 1908 aged 81 years, 1 month, 4 days, after a long Christian life in the Brethren church at Fair Haven. He left two sons, three daughters and two grandsons. Funeral services were held at Eden Christian church and his home church. interment at Fair Haven cemetery.
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John Fetters
Bedford County
Pennsylvania
Daniel
Sarah Weiser Fetters
Samuel
Levi Fetters
Mary Fix
Eden
Bedford
Wayne County
Far West
North West Territory
Williams County
Fetters
New Pittsburg
Sarah Rumbaugh
Adam
Elizabeth Rumbaugh
Wooster
Kemeter
Defiance County
Bryan
Ianer,s
Chester Township
Congress
Fetter
Benny
Sam Fetters
Mary
Fair Haven
Lattasburg
Christ
Howe
Christian Church
Johnson
Aldso
Chas, Ashman
Ashland
William Keiffer
Fair Haven Cemetery
Lattasburz
Back Ailment Quick Cure by Chamberlains Liniment
A simplified advice note claims back pain from rheumatism responds to Chamberlains Liniment applied two to three times daily with massage. It notes drugstore sales via S H Boyd and references Pink Pain Tablets from Dr Shoops formula with various ad-like endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
S. H. Boyd
Trophies and Turkeys Incident on the Road
Two reserve router workers on a car hit a flock of turkeys killing a white and a black bird. They tried to dispose of the carcasses at a restaurant as bystanders overheard one man explain dark meat versus white meat to the other.
Rich Absconder Wanted in Nationwide Alert
Chief Leiner received a New York issued notice seeking Israel Jansson once a Sweder banker charged with $33,000 theft. He may travel with his wife and nine month old child, last traced to Cleveland. a $600 reward plus 10 percent of recovered funds offered by Lindesberg bank. Swedish reports and forty Swedish papers publicize the hunt. Lorain County Horse Owners' Association offers $100 for recovery of a gray eight year old horse, buggy, and arrest of thief from a Lorain livery barn incident.
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Leiner
New York
Isreal
Jansson
Sweder
Cleveland
Jasson I
Lindesberg Bank
Morey
Evenen
Semnt
Lorain County
Horse Owners’ Association
Lorain
H. W. Andress
Association
Mayor Hubbell Endorsed in Dry-Wet Vote Swing
The town went dry Thursday by 32 majority, reversing a wet vote four years ago by 18. The temperance bloc sees a strong endorsement of Mayor Hubbell's administration. Dalton's dry majority surpassed leaders' hopes, while Sugarcreek township produced a 43 vote majority for the dry side, short of expectations.
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Dalton
Hubble
Sugarcreek
Democratic Club Meeting in Bryan Club Room Absence of Leader
The Bryan Club held a well attended meeting Friday evening in the club room. President Eugene Carlin was absent and George B. Gerstenslager presided. A number of short addresses were delivered by Wesley Zauge Squire Bolus D O T Downing and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Club
Eugene Carlin
George B. Gerstenslager
Wesley Zauge
Squire Bolus
D.O T. Downng
Dance at Miller's Hall Draws City Youth
Thursday evening dance at Miller's Hall attracted many young city residents with Ralph Norwood of Canton providing the music.
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Miller’s Hall
Ralph Norwood
Canton
Mrs Mary Speck Dies After Prolonged Illness at 82 East South Street
Mrs Mary Speck relict of Adam Speck died Friday night at her son’s home 82 East South Street after two weeks in bed, a tumor sufferer for some time. She was in the 9th year of age and a Perry County native. Funeral arrangements set for 11:06 a m Sunday in Ripley Holmes? interment. Survived by Alfred T Speck Wooster, Mrs Sarah Hobbs, Ernest H Speck, Mrs Etta Shott Barberton, Calvin Speck Big Prairie. She was a member of the M E Church and well loved by family and friends.
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Mary Speck
Adam Speck
East South Street
Wieh
Ripley
Holmes
Imy
Perry County
Speck
M. E. Church
Alfred T. Speck
Wooster
Sarah Hobbs
Earnest H. Speck
Etta Shott
Barberton
Calvin Speck
Big Pramlegates
Cures Woman's Weaknesses with Favorite Prescription
Editorial notes from The Echo Medical Review praise Unicorn root and Golden Seal root as key ingredients in Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Doctors Gyfe and Ollingwood cite uterine invigoration benefits and relief for disorders of the womb, dysmenorrhea, and related female ailments.
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Pierce
John Fyfe
Ecrecho Medical Review
Helenias Clotcau
Holonias
Gali
Dra Elerce
Finley Ollingwood
Bennett Medical College
Chicago
Bartholow
Jefferson Medical College
Lerce
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Coshocton
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Foley
Bixler Pharmacy
S H. Boyd & Catths
Krieger
Dean
John “K. Ourrett
Mayer, Irard
Caldwell
DeWitv's
Litve Barly
Rich Absconder
Hubbell
Democratic Club Meeting
Mary E. Speck
Nroeh
Ghithee- En
Vaamond
Chieborber
Pittia
Best
Rolggi
Citizens National Bank of
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Pineule Medicine CO
Chigago
Kreiger Drug CO
Toreph O. Fritz
Procter & O’hall
East Liberty Street
Oss W Fdnce
Court House
Harding & Co
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Ofice
McClarran
Irom
Liberty
Heweire
Ofice Jackson
Public Square
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Charles C Jones
Neys-At-Law, Swooster
Obie
Spavuor & Taylor, J.B. Taylor Attorneys-at-law. Co
Taylor Wooster
thortey-at-Law
Porate Fuptse Square
Hart
EYE and Ear
Downing Block
Beall Ave
Bowman
New York Eye and Bar Institute
Npphonas A. Elder
A. M.D
Lanoach & Bosch
Deug
Public Square Wooster
T Wesslers
Elower Tate
Wittreouitore
Katistiew
Fi. A. Waite
Kerr Street
East Presbyterian Church
Creston
Star Phone
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Frederickapurg, C
Swayne County
Sterling
E. Avan
Doyjestown
A. J. EruiNa
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