Wooster and area notices drift through Oct 11 update
Local items report wills and possessory actions in Wooster and nearby towns, noting Romich Bechtel connections and property transfers. Moves include estate matters in West Unity and Canton business mentions. Also listed are pension increases for Cres ton and Wooster residents, cycling results, a Rockford death, and a Loudonville musician arrest.
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Romich
Bechtel
Lea’ Ougbla Ledves Wooster
Sday
Eedsburg
Signson
West Unity
Potter Bros
Ball
Ing
Canton
Proprietor Recommends Chamberlain Cough Remedy
In Ontario New York druggist C R Grandin recalls a winter patient who sought a cough medicine he lacked. He offered Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with a full refund if unused. A day later the customer returned with a friend, praising the remedy and advising purchase. Available at Lauboth and Boyd on the square.
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C. R. Grandin
Pulay
Ontario
N. Y
Lauboth and Boyd
Koct
Pazo Ointment promoted for piles and itch relief trial
An 1899 advertisement extols Pazo Ointment as a guaranteed remedy for itching, blind or protruding piles with claims of rapid relief and universal refund if ineffective. Also cites testimonials and druggist distribution in Wooster, Illinois, plus Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and Kodbi Dyspepsia Cure endorsements.
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Wooster
W. H. Lewis
Lawrenceville
Zlipmerman & Co
To First Voters You Are Young Men Casting Your Ballot
A vintage campaign brief urges young men to vote, includes medical ad lines for Caldwell syrups and Witch Hazel Salve, and features disjointed political slogans and product pitches amid fragmented text.
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Caldwell
Bryan and Stevenson Club lead delegation event
A Bryan and Stevenson Club delegation attended a local gathering with a large turnout. The group arrived with several banners, supporting the event along with regular attendees. GA Gustav Pales and Eaton were noted among the participants as the anticipated crowd showed strong attendance.
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Wiooeket
rSatur Poy
Bryan at West Salem
Democrats of West Salem plan a brief five minute stop for William Jennings Bryan on his route to Akron Saturday afternoon. The stop hinges on raising 50 dollars for the Bryan special, prompting questions about why a plain five minute halt requires such expense.
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West Salem
W. J. Bryan
Akron
Western wedding ties Nebraska and Ohio families
A quiet wedding took place in Wooster on Thursday evening uniting Mr Charles Jepson a Warsaw Neb general merchant and Miss Mary Stahl daughter of Charles Sahl Winesburg and sister of Dr W Stahl Wooster The ceremony was by Rev G C Smith at his Nold avenue home at 8 pm Attendants were Dr and Mrs Stahl The couple left Friday for Winesburg and will soon go to Nebraska where the groom has a home ready They met two years ago when Mrs Jepson visited a brother in Warsaw
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Cleveland
Deqfensinn
Samuel R. Devinney
Wooster
Ethel K
Bucyrus Rdly
Rlinj
Hred Faber
Livibg
Overton
Westesay
Frank Kidd
Creston
J. E. Applebaugh
Warren Hartman
Bucyrus
Ethel K. Ino
Will Armstrong
Coshocton
Menelek
Rockford, Ill
Elias Casper
Fredericksburg
Casper
John P. Jeffries
W. H. Hubbell
Dalton
General Convention of
Woman's Missionary Socretions
United Presbyterian Church
Monmouth
Loudonville
Herbert ‘Roth
Daniel Roth
Lakeville
iCleveland
Charles Jepson
Warsaw
Neb
Mary Stahl
Charles Sahl
Winesburg
W. Stahl
G. C. Smith
Lutheran Church
Nold Avenue
Stahl
Presbyterian Synod of Ohio Concludes Sessions
The Presbyterian Synod of Ohio ended its meetings in Zanesville on October 11. A. A. E. Taylor of Columbus urged a larger financial fund for the century movement. The stated clerk’s salary was raised from 3200 to 250 per year. An apportionment of 6 mills per capita was decided to cover costs. The report listed 2497 home-field missionaries and over $62,000 in donations. The session featured temperance advocacy and support for freedmen with talks by Rev. Dr. C. L. Work of Cincinnati and Rev. H. T. McClelland of Pittsburgh.
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Zanesville, O
Presbyterian Synod of Ohio
A. A. E Taylor
Columbus
Fouigets
C. L. Work
Cincinnati
H T. McClelland
Paittsburg
Hounds And Horses In Ohio Divorce Case
Mrs. Rosalinh Thomas filed for divorce from A M Thomas a druggist on grounds of extreme cruelty. She alleges abuse and that she owns all property including the drug store Virginia block and a home in Wooster. The marshal intercepted last night as the husband prepared to flee with a team and hounds. he is enjoined from selling any property.
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Wapakoneta
Rosalinh Thomas
A. M. Thomas
Hampton
Wayne County Real Estate Deed Transactions Report
Warranty deeds and administrator and quit claim transfers across Wooster Smithville Fredericksburg Orrville Canaan and Paint townships list lots acres and prices from 1 to 3300 including transfers to Mary Steele Elizabeth Heals Ada Meahl and Mary J. Mill er with properties in Greene Milton Chester and Canan townships. Notable entries include 179 in Wooster 4000. 13 and 127 in Fredericksburg 234. 65 in Orrville 1300. multiple 1 dollar and 1 cent quit claims and undivided thirds of 76 acres in Can an township.
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Adam Ryall
Eversole
Wooster
David Thomas
Thomas Knox
Plaid Township
Samuel Peters
James B McDivitt
Smithville
H W Immler
Mary J. Miller
Anna M. Lytle
William Hoover
Mary Steele
Horace B. Camp
Elizabeth Heals
Paint Township
Amos Shaum
Aaron Bronson
Chester Township
G D McIntyre
Julia A McIntyre
Rebecca J. Davis
Marshallville
Christian J King
Jacob King
Greene Township
George Arnold
Sarah Stauffer
East Union Township
Jacob Roth
Daniel H. Largaux
Milton Township
Price Russell
Hattie Matz
Creston
William ¢. Zimmerman
Joseph M. Zimmerman
Canaan Township
Joseph M Zimmerman
Wig. C. Zimmerman
William M. Wisner
Homer Clark
H. M. Wertz
Orrville
Harry M. Wertz
Silas N. Coe
Jennie F. Leickheim
Sarah Meahl
Florence Jeannatte Meahl
Ada Margaret Meahl
Marriage Rosters Include Fredericksburg and Applecreek Couples
John Bucher and Flora Belle Phillips of Fredericksburg appear with Franklin E Barnes and Mary K E Brinkerhoff of Canada. Augustus P Harvey of Wooster weds Meg Anna Hunter of Applecreek. Face Langell and May Stauffer reside elsewhere. Chas. W Hoover of Akron pairs with Daipy M Mackey of Applecreek in a local wedding column.
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John Bucher
Flora Belle Phillips
Fredericksburg
Franklin E. Barnes
Mary KE. Brinkerhoff
Canada
Augustus P. Harvey
Wooster
Meg Anna Hunter
Applecresk
Face Langell
May Stauffer
Chas. W. Hoover
Akron
Daipy M. Mackey
Applecreek
Bartholomew Arrest Contested in Dalton Case
Dalton marshal H Arick jailed Gilbert A Bartholomew, Wheeling and Lake Erie agent, on suspicion of being a Minnesota embezzler named Allen. Bartholomew denies the charge, cites clean record, and claims Arick lacked proper authority. Probate Judge Adair discharged him after hearing, noting no resemblance to the suspect.
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H. Arick
Dalton
Gilbert A. Bartholomey
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway
J. 8
McCoy
Anrick
Bartholomew
Police
Minnesota
Allen
Republican
Lima
Arick
Barthalomew
Bond
Arjek
Wheeling & Lake Erie Cu
Lodi
Agant
R. L. Adair
Marshal Arick
G. A. Bartholomew
Chas. A. Aller
Tha Man Allen
Wilder, Minn
A Fine Meeting at Shreve Armory Addressed by Major Warner
Major William Warner former Chief of the G A R addressed Shreve citizens at the Armory on McKinley and Prosperity. The hall was filled to capacity as he urged support for the campaign and spoke on national issues.
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Shreve
Republican
William Warner
G A. BR
St. Louis
Postal Receipts Show Ohio Office Revenues for Year
Auditor reports eastern Ohio post offices receipts led by Warren 19,765 and Youngstown 59,210 with others like Akron 115,965 and Massillon 10,441 totaling 5,169,014 across the state. Wooster shows high figures affected by experiment station mail treated as frank matter, implying true revenue nearer 20,000.
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Ohio
Akron
Alliances
Ashtabula
Athen
Barnesville
Bellaire
Cambridge
Canal Dover
Columbiana
Coshocton
Crestline
Liverpool
Garrettsville
Lisbon
Mansfeld
Mass iNon
New Philadelphia
Niles
Salem
Siig
Steubenville
Wooster
Soldiers McKinley Club Elects Officers in Wigan
Pursuant to the call of the Republican headquarters in Wigan the Soldiers McKinley Club organized. Officers named include President W J Brown Vice President D J Curry Treasurer James Hill and an executive committee of J R McKinney R J Smith Harry McClarran Jr Jacob Horace Miller. A city Opera House meeting is planned with a prome nted speaker and a Saturday night gathering at 7 30 for all soldiers.
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Tae Repub
Wigan
Mbt
Republican
Soldiers McKinley’ Club
W. J. Brown
Id. J ®. Curry
Bacrolaus Ends Pierson
Jamies
Noted Case Ended in Wayne County Land Disputes
Supreme Court tied two Wayne County cases on Tuesday. Case No 3758 Alexander Carl vs Samuel Manley involved a motion to dismiss. Case No 7009 sustained a motion on the general docket. Case No 3779 Alexander Carl vs Samuel Manley granted leave to file printed record in chase. Case No 7069 overruled. Land title in Clinton Township contested. Manley claimed Alex Carl offered $120, courts found the amount far below true value. Attorneys: Mc Clure Smyser and Spooner for Carl. Taggart and A. D. for Manley.
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Supreme Court
Wayne County
Alexander Carl
Samuel Manley
Chase
Clinton Township
Alex. Carl
McClure & Smyser
M. L. Spooner
Carl
Frank Taggart
A. D
Manley
Fetz
Live Bird Shooters Shine At Wooster Gun Club Event
The Wooster Gun Club hosted a successful two day shoot with 25 events including 22 clay bird and 3 live bird contests. Visiting sportsmen praised management and treatment while local shooters like Morris of Cleveland and Tom Fisher led on Wednesday and in live bird tallies. The second annual tournament featured participants such as F A Snow of Cleve and J P Myers, with standings showing solid performances across the card.
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Morris
Cleveland
Merited Selection of Captain Peckinpaugh for Annual Rifle Competition
Captain Alfred B Peckinpaugh of the spector Rifle Practice, Mighth Infantry, is chosen by Adjutant General Geo Ro Gyger to direct the Annual Rifle Competition for 14 at State Range near Newark Ohio. The event runs October 23 for six days with one officer and 14 men from a Regiment to join camp on regular pay and subsistence. Peckinpaugh’s selection cites his known skill as a marksman.
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Alfred B. Peckinpaugh
Geo. Ro Gyger
State Ranged
Newark
Oiv
First Great Republican Meeting Planned in Wooster Oct 23
The first great Republican campaign meeting in Wooster is set for Tuesday afternoon and evening October 23. Speakers will include Hon. Wn. B. Alligon from Iowa and ex-Attorney General Frank B. Dawes of Kansas, with remarks fostering early support. The event promises a robust party rally.
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Wooster
Anil
Wn. B. Alligon
Johnson Family Reunion in Wayne County Ohio 1900
A Henry and Catherine Johnson family reunion was held October 4 1900 at T F Johnsons home in Woodester township Wayne County Ohio. About seventy five relatives and friends from Indiana Wayne Ashland counties attended including J R Johnson Stanford Johnson and many others. Dinner was served by the Johnson women and a prayer and short talk followed. The hosts expressed thanks and suggested the next reunion be announced in papers.
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Ezra Williams
Solomon Rice
Wayne
Ashland
J.R. Johnson
Stanford Johnson
Joseph McDonald
Harmon Smyser
Caskey
Plo Johnson
Simon Rice
Frances Hazel
Frank Johnson
Wfe
Harve Johnson
Anety Lucher
al Zsrtman
Ho N Icot
Reedsburge
Jerry Dubason
H.W Johnson
Harve Garos
H P P. Shantz
Sronhbvilte
Daviu Hohenshi
Lartastury
T F Jobson
Johnson
David Troteo
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