Wayne County News and Events Highlight Local Happenings
Community notes report fires, accidents, and court proceedings in Wooster and county areas. Thomas Dowell handles venue motions as legal matters unfold. Local fire, police, and ambulance actions accompany brief updates on births, deaths, and business openings.
Incoherent OCR fragment on a local case and confession
Fragmentary report mentions a man’s plan and an alleged confession connected to a missing girl. It references McClure and Hinton, a tree near his house, and a Republican newspaper item. The piece shows garbled names and incomplete details about a discovery and no charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure & Hinton
Tae Aeronurcan
Prominent farmer killed in chestnut tree accident near Wooster
Samuel Lautenschlager of Franklin township died instantly when he fell about 80 feet from a chestnut tree while gathering nuts on Cyrus Frank's farm. His neck was broken and his head and face were mashed. His family and neighbors mourn his loss as funeral arrangements are set for Apple Creek Reformed Church. He leaves a wife and threechildren, with son Charles married nearby, daughter Nattie married to W. W. McIntyre, and daughter Laura at home. His mother had just visited him before departing for East Union township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiesiay
Vooster
Sarah
Ruff
Congress Township
Edward Welsh
Sherrick
Methodist
Luthera Church of
Ayne County News
Brig Square
Harry McClarran
Awia Arnold
McClure & Hinton
Ray Yoder
Wm.c. Dawson
Otel Yoder
Everett Club
Everet
Roy
iMra
Geo. Faber
Mrs. Robt
A. Iechele
Canton
Clara
Ella
Mamie Coup
Ashtabula
Wooster
M. R. Limb
Dr. W. McNamara
Frank Boisgrain
James J. George
John McClure
Ben Ocock
Board of
Petit Jurora
Dowell
Russell Barnes
Harry Fink
Wooster Presbytery Tvas
Wayne Church
Schomani
Youngstown
U. F. Mail
Express West
John 38
Elliott
J. H. Bush
New Pittsburg
Emmett J. Fisher
John Winger
South Market Street
Republican
Lautenschlager
Loudonville
Ashland Press
Archer House
Wooster Fair
Jobn Irvin
David Hough
Milton Township
Try
Timothy
Wooster & Lodl Road
Hurbank Road
Chicago Junction
F. Fell
Louis
East Union Township
Lautenschinge
Charles
Nattie
W. W. McIntyre
Laura
Apple Creek Reformed Church
Maention
Laralah
Koders
Martin
Welker
jOleva
McClure
Icking County
Fred J. Reddard
Alise Wellle
Ederly
Metz
Columbus
Supreme Court
James Seward
Manafield
P. A. Rice
Jos. H. Wilhelm
North Spink Street
W. G. Whitaker
Mansfield
Myrtle van Valkenberg
Walter Gitaker
Johnson Sweeney
Woman’s Relief Corps
Department of Ohio
E. D. McIntyre
Lefirmary
John Martin
Ell Langell
C. F. Plasterer
Kenton
State Board of Charities
Wm. Beresford
Orrville
Akron
Wm. Abbuabl
T. F. Lemasters
Sherrodsville
Carroll Co
Wayne County
Odenkirk
Belifonte
Geo. W. Althouse
Exchange Hotel
Jane Gailey Dysart
Scientific Temperance Instruction
Ohio
First Christian Church
Cincinnati
W. C. Dawson
Lorain
North Ohio
Roy Yoder
I U. Davidson
Barberton
Wo. L. Davidson
Creston
J. 8. Davidson
Perryapolis
D. M. Yoder
Marshallville
Will Coup
Annie Coup
Mt. Vernon
Eli Yoder
Daniel Yoder
B. Yoder
Findlay
Jesse and
Mises
Abbie Yoder
Smithville
W. W. Criley
Kittie Gertrude Seiberling
Luther Henry Firey
J. F. Satberling
East Market Street
Dr. Criley
M. J. Firey
Wooster WCTU elects new officers at Tuesday meeting
At Wooster's Woman's Christian Temperance Union session, Mrs Jane Dysart was chosen president with Mrs W W Crilay as vice president and Mrs Jennie Lerch as recording secretary among others. The group renamed department superintendents and planned next gathering at Mrs Henry Hockey's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
Wooster
Jane Dysart
WW. W. Crilay
Jennie Lerch
Mary Yoder
J. Blocher
Flower Mission
James Mullins
Mary E. Gordon
J. Bipcher
J. W. Keller
W. W. Criley
J. BK. Taylor
Heny Hockey
North Market Street
Orrville Fair Report Highlights Attendance and Races
The Orrville fair outlines attendance around 6,000 on Thursday, with a weaker overall showing than some years but strong poultry displays and a notable new platform for country dancing. Racing featured two heats with favorites winning, and incidents include a Buffalo fakir’s injury and a purse-related robbery at a boarding house. Weather affected turnout, and bands provided the day’s best entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Orrville
Flanders
Marshal Lsp
Snavely
Weister
Newton Johnson
Millersburg
Seth Baytiman
Wadsworth
A. Ault
M' Marshallville
John Lemon
Mahaffays
Christys
Christy
11Th Regiment K. of P
Dalton
Boston Plano
Wooster
Wayne County
Fannie Wilkes
Rae
Mrs Snell Change of Venue to Stark County
Judge Dowell grants a change of venue for Mrs Sarsh Snell to Stark county stating 40 affidavits support the motion and that a fair trial may be impossible in the original county. Trial set for January term in Stark with time to be fixed by the Common Pleas judge. meanwhile prosecutor Metz questions Wiggins and Brown at the penitentiary in a bid to implicate Mrs Snell and clear up the Mackey case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowell
Sarsh Snell
Stark County
Wiggins
Common Pleas
Metz
Wayne County
Columbus
James Wiggins
Dodo” Brown
William Mackey
Jacob Snell
Mackey
Young Mackey
Shack Toohane
Trada
Navy York
Cenema
Noblugo
Hildy
Leather National Bank
Kiadrt National Bank
Kansas City
Lincoln National
Dank
Washington
B C
Fisher Col
Jock
Ohio Father’s Baby Relief From Dr Hand’s Cure
A Ohio father writes that his wife used Dr Hand's Colic Cure on their infant with success after four months of distress. The sample bottle calmed the baby, prompting a visit to the drugstore to purchase more. He also bought Dr Hand's Pleasant Physic and expresses gratitude for the relief to both baby and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Dr.Hand
Dr. Hand
M. Wiscunt
Delaware
Aanericksborg, O
Boxer Lydistese 7
What Has Happened Read The Daily Republican
The Daily Republican proclaims it contains all the news both home and foreign for two cents a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Republican
Ti Ublican
Mystery of Mothers Only Know Days and Feverish Troubles
A fragmented query notes mothers asking about days when children complain of headaches fevers and sporadic troubles. It references Allen and WMA initials, but details are unclear and names are incomplete. Further readable text needed to form a precise card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Bechtel guest of BR traveling to ge
Geo Larimer and his young son from Grand Rapids Iowa are visiting at the home of her brother M. S. Flattery, north of the city. Prosecuting Attorney Metz, in Columbus, argued before the Ohio Supreme Court that a woman’s evidence as an accomplice is admissible in pending Common Pleas cases against Dr. J. G. McCoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dingie
North
Bechtel
BR. T. Mechtel
Geo Larimer
Little Son
Ar Rapids
Flattery
Metz
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Common Pleas Court
J. G. McCoy
Settling Estates in Wayne County Probate Court
Wayne County Probate Court proceedings resume with numerous filings and hearings. Executors, administrators, and appraisers named include McClarran, Miller, Strauss, Sickman, Kaaffman, Bligh, Flobart, Lemaster, Keyser, Walty, Jewell, Noyer, Curry, Richards, Richards, Swartz, Blankenhorn, Burnett, Hosidle, Keller, Mosler, Stevenson, Michael, France, Blough, Royer, Holler, Stringer, Fetzer, Eley, Eley, Hoff, Howman, Hendrick, Gatehouse, Shisster, Conrad, Styer, Dawson, Witzigman, Landaw, Stracy, Habel, Burnett, Fragen, and others. Hearings set for November 2 and 8. numerous final, distributive, and inventory accounts filed. various petitions to sell land or personal property. guardians appointed. Notification of insanity discharges and probate filings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G McClarran
G. Coulter
Carroll P. Miller
H. H. Strauss
Postiewait
W. K. Sickman
Louis Kaafffman
Patrick Shes
John and
Blackwood
Wm. Blackwood
Stair
Amoel A
John ¢ Richards
John Miechards
Henry Gillam
Mecfune
Swartz
C Blankenhorn
Burnett
Wm. Hosidle
Ime
F Huroett
Keller
David Mosler
James Stevenson
George M Michael
Charlotte
France
Magdalena Hrentzer
Moses Blough
Rosanna Boyer
N. L. Royer
Daniel Holacr
Holler & Wison
Will
Oliver Stringer
W. K Sitkman
Die Kauffman
Henry M Wechtel
John Sauer
Jobo Moore
Maria Chester
Willot Elizabeth Hackett
Witlot Ulrich Ruegsegger
Geo
E Fetzer
Daniel Hoff
J. H. Graber
Oseph Anit
Joseph
Noticg
Barbara Kistler
D. W. Bair
Daniel, Bair
Henry Hartman
Elizabeth Boydston
Sarah Hoff
David Howman
Ingresa Township
Toledo Hospital
M. Miller
Wo. Hendrick
H. Smith
Elias ‘Gatehouse
Gselfi Real Nature
Dan Sloyer
Emanuel Shisster
Gale
Peter Conrad
iChristian
Conrad
D .S. McElhevine
Michael Styer
T. W Peckinpaugh
Archibald Dawson
Allen Greeley
Anna Witzigman
Henry Landaw
Eliza Landary
Jacob Stracy
Cora Habel
Toledo
Christian Conrad
P. M. Frase
J. B. Frage
Kraft Fisher
Harry Nett
Benj. Myers
Florence Myers
John
Harnett
S. P. Burnett
J. B. Meeak
Peter Baughman
Bure P. Burnett
Hagring Navy
Howard
Wile
Ghalimers A. Rumbangah
Tsrael
Ephriam Hoover
Isaac Breel
Isabella Joyse
Andersonville letter and cemetery view spark reader debate
The letter to a gentleman in this city accompanies views of Andersonville, arguing the site could have matched Northern camp conditions with willpower. It describes the national cemetery near Americus, Georgia, details on the stockade, Winder and Wirz, and notes 13,716 interments with 927 unknowns, interwoven with Civil War memory and partisan critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andersonville
Macon County
Georgia
Americus
Macon
National Cemetery
Lynchburg
Richmond
Winder
Wirz
Arlington
Newark
South
Oton
Fragmented OCR Weatherboard Numbers and Names in Cleveland Area
Table of scattered figures and fragmented place names from the Cuyahoga and Akron regions. The garbled text lists times, prices, and codes with few readable entities such as Warwick Orrville and Millerabare. No coherent event or narrative emerges from the fragments.
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W. FP. Snyder
Illinoia
Agent Leyda
Wm. Armatrong
Kobart McGragor Jr
Repub
Bertie Harrold
Joseph Harrold
Orrgillé
Bert
Dr. Landis
Exat Liberty Street
Thaik
Ashine
Tait
Dr. Gat Y von Sam
Bellevue
Dan
Ww. C.T. C. Work
Frances E. Leiter
Dysart
Cleveland
Dayton
Cincinnat
Geo. Saul
Chicago
H.R. Blackburn
Ilya Haughes
T. W. Orr
D. L. Freedlander
Frank Lance
Wooster ¢Igar
Tracy Leyda
Sheriff Smith
Geo. W. Palmer
Galion
S. D. Coulter
Eva Manly
Emma Derr
Nancy Longenecker
West Larwil Street
I. N. Kinney
W.H. Simon
West Salem
Dr. Mann
Red Haw
Ashland County
Windsor Club
A. G. Stevens
Mique Sallers
Fred Schach
Charles Kinneman
William Myers
Rewsburg
Abraham Plank
West Liberty Street
George Alcock
Alcock & Donald
Marble Yard
N. M. Stewart
Pittsburg
James Irvin
Greensburgh
McCoynville
J. ©. Elliott
Central Presbyterian Church of
Rittman
J. W. Miles
Miles
Iowa
Mileyi
BR. R. McDowell
Henry Heisler
Salem
Hasi
Robert Obert
Serene
Ented Miller
Doylestown
Allie
Potts
Orrville Fair
Hilverdine
Fred H
Wul Tell
B. S
Walter F
Garnetta M
B. m
Summit Chief
Je Bassett
Robert McGregor, Jr
Buffalo
Cne
J. Wayne
Adams Express
Doc” Monroe
Cantop
Alrs
Margaret Taggart
Monroe
Siburnay
Wiles Br
Snyder
Norwalk
Warnerlington
Bick
Massillon
M. Hapaon
Sinniion
Bayants
Boles
Canal
Cinb
Jesus Christ
Aifféra Ieee
Temperance
St. Paul
Paul
Corinth
United States
Miller
Whitin
Presbyterian General Assembly
Nome
Saratoga
Gort
stAristics of
Woost
Urubobes
Ge Catholic Evangelichi
Firsesbytenan
Chu
Oas
Es Episcopal
Mrs. Snell
Stark
Clok
Wayne County Probate Court
Annietteser
Woosterites
Republica
Retalican
Firet Bands
Wayaoe County
Cleveland, Akron
Warwick Orrville Millerabare Killouck
Hudson
Cuyahoga
Mt Vernon
Canterbury
Centerborg
Verpro
Cioclonai
Clochonail
Colambis
Cipalna
St Ortville
Massilo
Alliange
Pitt
Chas. H. Rockwell
Rush Brookenbrouge
Trafle Manger
Warwick
Aktor
Tee Qheay Lakes
Mackzinge
Detroit
Mackinac Regios
Brentecean Laprsin
Caparal
AY Ene
Daleks
Parol Bayete
Puihe
Pond Ifidus
the Bovinine Co
New York
Wayne Age di Bfinsylvania.,incs
Pittsb
Dally
Toledy
Titin and Toledy
Alliance
Nits
Joseph Wood
Ela Pord
Genome
New York Weekly Tribune
Wooster Republican
NEW York Tribune
Tribune
Republican, Wooster, Co
Suave
Stockee Grain Brokers
Sand
Broadway
Tim
Oan
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