Agricultural Stats and Diverse Trade News
The report notes US corn condition rising since last month, with Ohio at high levels. Spring wheat yield estimated at 14.4 bushels per acre, oats at 4.5, rye at 17. Ohio shows strong yields. countrywide rye at 17. Trade outlook remains cautiously positive despite fuel, labor, and money tightness. Navy midshipman exams planned in Washington November, coal dock fire at Waukegan endangering supply, Johannesburg prize competition seeks dustmanagement ideas for miners.
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Ohio
United States
PRESS POINTS POLITICS IN PORTO RICO
A smorgasbord of quips and snippets from a political page, noting killings in Porto Rico, celebrity barbs about Castro and Lipton, and assorted satirical lines about crime, lawsuits, commerce, and public figures. Names mentioned include Castro, Lipton, Roosevelt, Baer, and Gates among others.
Missionary Meeting Reflects on Cities and Missions
At the Women’s Missionary meeting of the Church of Christ at Mrs J H Roland’s home, papers discussed urban poverty and Christ’s need in cities. Members sang Send the Light and heard talks on Chinese missions and evangelizing centers. $52 was sent for missions by 26 members. Refreshments followed. next meeting set for November at Mrs Reid’s home.
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Church of Christ
J. H. Roland
W.L . Nesl
Marshal
Webb Horn
Jennie Neal
Daisy Miller
Charlotte Reid
Pacific Coast
Portland
Oregon
Christian Woman’s Board of Missions
Everhard
Reid
Clinedinst
Roland
Sidle
Simon
Simmons
Wyre
North
Walnut Street
Sec’y
Prominent publisher Ben Douglas mourns brother Robi in Princeton
Robi Douglas of Princeton, born in Iianita county Pennsylvania and raised in Wayne county, died at home in Princeton. A long career spanned publishing houses in New York and Cincinnati, ownership of a Indianapolis firm, and notable mining and land ventures in Colorado and Indiana. His estate was reported at 200 000 to 300 000 dollars. he married Melissa Lewis in 1880 and had a son who died at age eleven. He aided the Wayne County history project in 1878 and left a legacy of books, copyrights, plates, and extensive publishing work.
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Ben Douglas
Robi Douglas
Princeton
Janiata County
New York
Cincinnati
Ohio
Melissa
Lewis
Gibson County
Ind
Douglas
Wayne County
Benj. Douglas
Indianapolis
Dr. King
California
of-Co
San Juan
Colorado
Silverton
Cumberland
Dor. Paw
Evansville
Congress
Indiana
Princéton
Warlike Heat Sparks Debate on Prolonged Strikes
Chicago Tribune ponders the idea of long worker strikes and how General Sherman might have labeled such action. The column questions whether the nation could endure a drawn out industrial conflict amid extreme heat.
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General Sherman
Chicago Tribune
Lot Sales By Board Of Education In First And Second Wards
Judge Taggart buys No 2 lot for 1300 dollars for a client, with a factory plan rumored. Jacob Palmer had bid earlier but title disputes arose. No 1 Buckeye Street lot sold to J R Zimmerman for 1100, with board preserving school use rights until Fourth ward building is ready. Zimmerman says he will own it and use it personally.
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Bever
Phlip Markley
Board of Education
Songs
Lo Smyver
W F Kean
Frank Tagart
Jacob Palmer
Ofohn Bever
Taggart
Brew Hye
Libdrty
Jearnel
Wooster
South Buckeye Street
J R. Zimmerman
Smyser
Perry Miller
Markley
Zimmerman
Miller
Zimmermans
Bragg Transferred to Hong Kong Amid Cuban Tensions
General Bragg has been moved to Hong Kong as tensions with Cuban forces rise. The shift aims to place him where he can speak freely and assess the climate, with the Ohio State Journal noting the mutual uncongenial stance between Bragg and the Cubans and their preclaimable position.
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Bragg
Hong Kong
Hong
Fire wood in bins warns of worsening conditions
Findlay Republican notes that residents may have to use their Royal bins for firewood as conditions deteriorate, signaling growing strain and potential fuel shortages.
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Findlay Republican
Diphtheria at Wayne County Children's Home reported
Dr. Kinney reports four inmates ill with diphtheria at the Wayne County Children's Home on Saturday morning. One case is well defined while three others received antitoxin in time to halt contagion. All are isolated and Jarvis family hopes for no further cases. Exposures raise fear of additional infections. The source of the initial infection remains unknown.
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John J Kinney
Wayne County
Sapt Jarvis
Guage
Contea
Conductor Killed in Pennsylvania Rail Crash at Stark Siding
A freight conductor, unnamed, died after a freight train crashed into another at Stark Siding near Canton. The incident halted service briefly on a four track section, with Wooster work train called out later. Limited details on the cause were available from the scene.
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Pennsylvania Company
Stark Siding
Ceat of
Canton
Rynce Howton
Wooster
Letter List No. 40 From Wooster Post Office
Letter List No 40 lists remaining undelivered items for Monday September 29 1902 in Wooster a mix of gentlemen and ladies names including Gov Beyer Brenner Samuel Jacobs Miller West Rittenburg Schaffter and Mrs Mollie Geneny Menney Miller Fuarrery and P M indicating postal notices and names for delivery or pickup.
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Wooster
Gov
W Beyer
JE. Brenner
Samuel A. Jacobs
Thomas J Miller
Ermine West
J H Rittenburg
J. Schaffter
Mollie Geneny
A Menney
J. 9. Miller
M. Am
Woodchuck shooting near Erie bridge wounds Creston man
Tuesday afternoon in a field near the Erie railroad tracks west of Creston George Baum an old resident was wounded in the leg by a rifle ball. The bullet remained buried until Wednesday when a section man named Sapp on the Erie bridge admitted firing at a woodchuck nearby amid recent heavy rains.
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Erie
George Baum
Créston
Sapp
Erie Bridge
Snuffbox Wins 2.20 Pace at Bucyrus Meet
Warren Hartman rode Snuffbox to victory in the 2.20 pace at Bucyrus on Thursday after a seventh place in the first heat. Time listed 2.44.234. Euph emia won the 327 trot with five heats needed to finish. Times recorded 2.27, 2.30, and 2.26.
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Warren Hartman
Bucyrus
Doans Nerve Pills Praised By Barber Ackerman
Mr Frank Ackerman a barber from 16 says Doans Nerve Pills restored strength energy and vigor after long hours of standing and stooping. He bought them at Zimmerman Co s drug store and found them excellent. Sold by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Doan s do not substitute.
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Frank Ackerman
A W Chase
Zimmerman & Co
Herego
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan’sa
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Joseph B. Fans
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