Leased Wooster shop to start leather and metal works
George Lacae of Cincinnati plans to establish a factory in Wooster. The McDonald shop on the lower floor will be leased to Lucas after a contract dated October 4. Expected initial workforce is about 20 to 30 men with machinery for leather heels, strap work, and sheet metal stampings, signaling a significant local industrial expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lacae
Cincinnati
Wooster
Tme
Yalbot
Quinby
McDonald
Lucas
Boston
Ashland
Wilhausburg
Uucas
Board of Trade
Hhis
Woorter
Antenes
Gether Enterprises
Lursleen& Inven
Pew
Tiie Theierntennslager
First Degree Conferral at Lodge Meeting Sparks Dinner
A lodge meeting awarded first degree honors with Jay J Keister as co counselor commander. After the work, a substantial lunch was served. Names listed include Jobo E Weiser Albert Doetz Harry Droz Wu Caskey Power Lung KE C Brown A C Franks F J Lebman and others from Minneapolis Providence and nearby cities attended the event. Nath W Hunt presided at the piano and delivered selections. Esquire rank set for next Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notatomany Tugnths
Caette
Mtac
Pytolas
Thire
Jobo E Weiser
Albert Doetz
Harry Droz
Caskey
Power Lung
KE C. Brown
A. C Franks
F J Lebman
Thomas W. Millie
Theo McWattersa
O W Smith
Harry Derr
Harry Sechoch
T D Hughes
Ewsl Krause
Max Bloomberg
Minneapolis
Mino
Providence
R. J. Loudonville
Nath W Hunt
Esquire
Present Weather Delightful Past Severe Snow Event
The passage recalls a winter section with a notable snow fall described in foggy weather. It notes a past snow episode affecting the region and references prior conditions and local reactions. The text mentions the weather turning rough and a community memory of snow and cold.
Death of Infant Daughter in Tart Street Home
The infant Ruth, aged four and a half months, died at the home of Charles McQuavery and his wife on Wednesday after a period of illness. The tragedy has left the family and Frisnda bystander community to offer sympathy in their hour of bereavement.
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Charles McQavery
Tart Street
Ruth
Philadelhia
United Gas Improvement Company
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
A. N Brady
Public Service Commission
Dylan
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Card of Thanks for Abel Jolliff death notice
We express sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindnesses shown on the death and funeral of our father Abel Jolliff. We assure all that we are deeply grateful.
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Abel Jolliff
Surgeons Attend Wayne County Medical Society Meeting
The October Wayne County Medical Society session in Wooster drew about twenty members with out-of-town guests. Dr Keel of Cleveland spoke on Management of Abnormal Presentation, and Dr Snively of West Lebanon presented Auto Infection in Surgical Work. Dr Yoder of Blacklayville reported a dermoid cyst case in a sixteen year old boy.
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Wayne County Medical Society
Ctober
Wooster City Noapital
Wooster
Keel
Cleveland
Snively
West Lebanon
H M Yoder
Blacklayville
Wooster Hospital
Weaver
Orrville
Walton family aided by town in wake of loss
A Republican report describes Tad Walton and family burned out near Wooster receiving generous local aid. Furniture, beds, clothing and other essentials poured in from residents including WHH Bhi, Harry Howard, Shankish Bros, RK Bechtel, Dr Kerr and others, with several donors providing groceries, lamps and spoons.
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Repubican
Tarlus Walton
Wooster
Republivan
Walton
Bis
Lever
Walovda
Watton
Mr Walton
The
Republican
Harry Howard
Shankish Bros
RK T. Bechtel
M E Lewis
Dr Kerr
Shibleyd& Hudson
Fred Heim
Mra. Good
Creston Forms Large Talented Musical Club
Creston, a village of notable size in the county, boasts a thriving musical organization. The club meets on Tuesday evenings with a roster of officers and members led by President Abie Tenney and Secretary-Treasurer Anna Taylor, featuring sopranos, altos, and accompanists.
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Creston
Marie Taylor
Florence Tenney
Ethel Morrison
Edna Zingler
Caroline Smith O'ticern
Abte Tenney
Anna Taylor
Ethel Zaring
Clella Romich
Spelling Contest Between Walnut and Beall Avenue Schools
Thirteen Walnut scholars from several grades competed against Beall Avenue Friday in the Beall Building. Teachers praised strong effort as Beall Avenue won in all but one grade. Scores show Room 7 Beall 4 Walnut 7. Room 6 Beall 9 Walnut 0. Room 6 Beall 0 Walnut 12. Room 4 Beall 5 Walnut 8. Room 3 Beall 13 Walnut 11.
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Walnut
Beall Ave
Beall Avenue School
Basll
Beall
Wayne-Medina Gas well tests show strong output
The second well on Wayne-Medina Gas and Oil Co leases delivered 192000 feet in 24 hours with an hourly average near 8100 feet. Company officers remain jubilant, predicting rising well counts will supply gas for heating and lighting all franchises pursued or secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne-Medina Gas & Ol Co
FIND NO BEAR NEAR THE CAMP
Roosevelt's Monticello crossing camp near Tensas marsh ends with no bear sightings. He moves toward Bearlake and then near Newellton as signs of bear are scarce and the party doubts the area remains promising.
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Stamboul
Roosevelt
Monticello
Bayou Tensas
Bearlake
Newellton
Tensag Parsh
Iron Mountain
Tensas
Monticello Crossing
Faiily
Pen Lilles
Yan
Milwathos Elects Bishop At Evangelical Conference
Editor K Rev P Strong of the Franvestal Messenger was elected bishop at the Evangelical conference in Reading Pa. Reelected bishops include Thomas Bosman of Allentown Pa and William Holmes of Cleveland O.
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Milwathos
Krev
Strong
New Life Pills Sold At Local Drug Store
An advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a remedy to regulate the liver prevent appendicitis and establish regular bowel habits. The pills are offered at 250 at S H Boyd Co s drug store.
Fol ey's Honey and Tar for Coughs Safe Rem edy
Fo ley's Honey and Tar is advertised as not viol ating the National Pure Food and Drug law, containing no opiates or harmful drugs, suitable for children and adults. Also promoted are Dr Shoop's Restorative for stomach, heart, and kidney troubles, Pineules for kidneys, and a money back guarantee on a 30 day treatment.
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Foley
Bixler's Pharmacy
S. H. Boyd & Co
Grievances of Shippers Seek Interstate Action
Cincinnati and Chicago shipping interests convened to petition the Interstate Commerce Commission to stop railroad discrimination against Midwest manufacturers. Commissioner Williamson and Judge Baytes attended, with Chicago officials Barlow and Baldwin representing over 9000 shippers. The suit targets lines including Cincinnati Southern and Louisville and Nashville under Hepburn law to expose higher Southeast–Midwest rates versus New England routes.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
E. E. Williamson
S . Baytes
H C. Barlow
Jesse Baldwin
Barlow
Chicago Commercial Association
Baldwin
Petiftie
Cincinnati Southern
Louisville
Nashville
New England
United
Persistent fever weakens Austria emperor Francis Joseph
Vienna reports the 83 year old Francis Joseph lies critically ill after a 10 day fever and lung inflammation. The aged monarch shows apathy and somnolence as physicians grow more anxious while his entourage faces mounting concern from Stockholm to Richmond Episcopal convention debates church reforms and child labor limits with moving passages about rescue and tragedy in nearby towns.
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Vienna
Francis Joseph
Austria
Hungary
Richmond
Protestant Episcopal Church of America
Miner Were Salted Helena Record Story Fragment
A fragmented Helena Montana Record item reports that numerous Montan a and Washington advocates have been singled out for a stated action, with unclear details and dates. The language is garbled and specific facts are not recoverable from the readable text.
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Helena
Mont
the Record
Montana
Washington
Aentian Amore
Probate Court Probate filings list multiple administrators and appraisers
First and final accounts and inventories filed by numerous administrators including John Adair Susan Lower F. A. Maurer and Christopher Reider with hearings in November. Appointments as executors guardians and appraisers noted for Will and estate matters including Caroline Cheyney Diane Stauffer and Adam Fuss. Bond amounts and sale petitions appear alongside guardian and administrator appointments in a busy probate docket.
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John &. Adair
Susan Lower
Willis Sarah Tanner
Claude Bessman
Smithville
Asane
Massillon Bespital
F. A. Maurer
John Hook
Reason Brown
Christopher Reider
Caroline Cheyney
Samantha Stauffer
Amanda Cheyney
RK. A. Pfouts
K. Smith
Edward Walker
D. Long
Samuel Kime
J. O. Fritz
Ross Baum
J R. Beall
William Beall
R Zimmerwan
Fred Jalehouse
Franka
George J Schwartz
Adam Fuss
L. McClarren
Alica
M. Falk
Levi
Rudy
Thomas Reed
Warren Ramney
Francis Horst
Bond
Roger
J. F. Rawesey
A. J
Estate case held for the Fahr estate by Judge Eason
Judge S 8B Eason ruled Thursday that Pabry versus Fahr favors the Fahr estate. The action, arising from an ordinary matter, centers on Christian Fahr's will after his second wife lived a year posthumously and did not elect to take under the will. Fahr’s daughter, from a prior marriage, sought her mother’s share, claiming election under the will. the decision suggests possible appeal to a higher court.
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Eason
Pabr Ve. Fahr
Christian Fahr
Hyomei offers cure for catarrh says Wooster ad
A case for Hyomei claims it cures catarrh by destroying germs in the nose throat and lungs. The ad notes local outbreaks in Coventry and Wooster and promises quick relief without stomach drugs or pills. A. S. Boyd & Co. offers refunds if buyers feel it fails to meet claims and lists the complete pocket outfit at $1.00.
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Wooster
Coventry
Boyd & Co
Hyomei
Matinee of Horse Race At Fair Grounds
A quiet matinee on the fair grounds featured four heats finishing the race. Horses ran fast with all in good form. Result details list drivers Bobby Pierce Jim Strock Wallace Smith and others with times and positions from the heats.
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Bobby Pierce
Jim Strock
Wallace Smith
Nellie Chimes
Jos
Jollitt
Jury disagrees in case over farmer commission
The jury in Squire Sweeney's court could not reach a verdict in the dispute between R. C Flack and a farmer over a claimed commission on property. The jurors were out Wednesday evening but remained hopelessly split, and the justice ordered them to give up the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Sweeney’s Court
R. C Flack
Card of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors
We thank friends and neighbors for loving kindness during the illness and death of our baby daughter. MR. ANOMAS. CHAS. McQUEERY.
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Anomas
Chas. McQueery
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Aids Constipation In Women
Women prone to constipation and indigestion may find relief with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin sold in bottles for 50 cents or 15 shillings. The ad touts the remedy as gentle yet effective, promising a permanent cure with a money-back guarantee and noting its popularity among women and children for sixteen years.
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Dr Caldwell
St. Louis
Dr. Caldwell
Washington, D. C
Caldwell Bldg
Montloshio, al
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