Wayne County Ohio Sheriff Proclaims Election Day 1906
Arm strong Brown sheriff of Wayne County Ohio proclaims November 6 1906 as election day for multiple offices including Secretary of State School Commissioner Board of Public Works and more. Proclamation details voting hours ballot procedures and required returns and references to Ohio election laws.
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State of
Ohio
Board of Public Works
Ota
State of Ohio
Sixth Judicial District
17Th Congressional District
Wayne County
Electionsa
County Board of
State Supervisors of Elections
Parssh
Wooster
Armstrong Brown
Water Works Bond Bid Notice in Frederickburg 1906
Sealed bids for water works bonds and village revenue bonds of Frederickburg Ohio are invited by the clerk and trustees. Proposals must meet terms, bids sealed and endorsed, with a 5 percent bid bond, and plans filed. bids due October 29, 1906.
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E Srederickanur
Togo
Ohio
Viane
Fredércksburg
Vilage
Fredericknburg
A. Volderbaum
Bemvage Neks
Ee Ee
Board of Trustees of Public
Fredericksburg
Oourds
Inba
Ameo
Pittsburg Plant to Double Gas Capacity
Directors meet regarding Wooster Gas plant demand. Gas output insufficient. capacity to be doubled. Work to start immediately with aim to finish within six weeks.
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Pittsburg
Wooster
Editors Guide Cuban Affairs Spark Spanish Humor
A collection of sharp quips mocks Spanish editors on Cuban policy. The piece notes muteness from national papers over a streetcar franchise dispute and rebukes misinformed claims about Roosevelt and the legal profession. Taft’s Cuba stance is cited amid broader charges of imperial ambition.
Common Pleas Court Proceedings and Indictment Update
Harry White, among the youths charged with murdering Thomas Dye, appeared before Judge 8. B. Eason. lacking counsel, Judge Eason appointed Lyman Critchfield to defend him. Mrs. Maud E. Snyder sued James E. Snyder for 20 dollars plus interest on a 50 dollar note dated April 1, 1908. C. K. Bowman v A. T. Bashford, after trial in Bolus Justice Court, went to Common Pleas on error with the plaintiff winning.
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Harry White
Thomas Dye
B. Eason
White
Eacon
Lyman Critchfield
Maud E. Snyder
James E. Snyder
C. K. Bowman
A. T. Bashford
Bolus
Court of Common Pleas
Accidents and Industrial Troubles Hit Ohio Areas
Met With Accident Eddy Greenwald a carrier boy in Wayne County fell in the office of the Wayne County Democrat last Wednesday evening dislocating and fracturing his left elbow Dr J J Kinney performed surgical care. Potteries Closed Gas shortages halt all pottery in East Liverpool district for two weeks with gas supply diminished forcing some plants to coal. Win Do Times Leo Diebel Minnie Berndt case to be arraigned on second degree murder charge. Deibel, 19, faces long penitentiary term after admitting an agreement. Merchant Mangled Simon Gebhart 64 hardware man fatally injured by an inbound train. skull fractured and body mangled. cannot survive.
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Eddies Greenwald
Wayne County Democrat
J. J. Kinney
Fast
Liverpool
Dayton
Simon T Gebhart
Gebhart
Blarce
Pierce
Planes
BR. V. Pierce
Buffalo
New Wooster Rule Urges Rural Carriers to Look Best
A Wooster post office ruling instructs rural carriers to look their best. Carriers should maintain sharp uniforms and keep horses, buggies, and wagons in top condition to project a strong image for the service. Local reports note few complaints and praise Wayne county carriers for their neat appearance.
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Wooster
Wayne County
Easy victory for Bolus in Orrville horse shoe contest
Squire Lewis Bolus and missing partner B B Smith won easily in Orrville. Bolus teamed with an Orrville resident replacement who offered little support while Bolus starred. The score shows Bolus eight, Neiswander five, Huenter, Strauss and others contributing in a dominant display.
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Squire Lewis Bolus
B. B. Smith
Orrville
Squire Bolus
Ecore
Bolus
Neiswander
Huenter
Strauss
Two Good Men Nominated In Ohio Politics
Democratic ticket nominates Sam Hosking for secretary of state and Charles Haupert for school commissioner. Republicans renominate Mr. Jones for school commissioner and Mr. Thompson leads the ticket. The piece lauds character and service, noting familiarity with the native county and strong voter regard for both sides.
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Sam Hosking
Charles Haupert
Haupert
Mr. Jones
Thompson
Republican Ticket, Do A Good Wan. So Far—Safiteds
Ohio
Funeral marks generous Wooster citizen Left Goodly Estate
Uncle William Nold revered Wooster resident died after a long illness Friday. His funeral was held Friday afternoon. He left a large estate mainly real estate in and around Wooster to be divided among heirs. The estate reflects a long life of public spirit and thrift.
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William Nold
Wooster
Nold
Colonial Cabinet Meets Over Newfoundland Fisheries Grievances
St John s Oct 12 The cabinet met to consider a proclamation against the modus vivendi with the United States on Newfoundland fisheries Leading fish merchants adopted resolutions opposing the modus vivendi The opposition accuses the premier of provoking a quarrel with America to avenge a blocked reciprocity plan Officials deny a London dispatch claim Newfoundland will not compromise They insist the modus vivendi is unfair allowing Americans to hire colonists and exceeds treaty rights.
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St. Johna
United States
Newfoundland
London
British Address Of Sympathy To Douma Presented Quietly
London Oct 12 The committee to present a sympathy address to Professor Moromtseff of Moscow and the proposed parliamentary delegation decided to abandon a public demonstration and present the memorial in private via the Anglo Russian friendship committee of St Petersburg. One member will take the memorial to St Petersbuгg without ceremony. Bellefontaine Ohio Oct 13 Melanchor Swinehart 55 dropped dead at Belle Center while returning to his home in Perry county. his wife had died two weeks earlier.
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London
Moromtseff
Moscow
Douma
Friendship’ Committee
St. Petersburg
Tice
Wallway Depot
Bellefontaine, O
Belle Center
Perry County
Melanchor Swinehart
A Preacher Seeks Prison Over Desertion in Turbulent Scandal
Rev James R Slayton Jr caused a stir at the Navy Yard and surrendered to authorities after detailing a conversion to religion and a past desertion. A Cleveland woman’s jealousy sparked the pursuit, with Salvation Army officers assisting as Slayton faced possible court martial.
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Hell
Ohio
James R. Slayton, Jr
Slayton
Navy Department
Navy
Salvation Army
Wilson
Navy Yard
Myersdale
Evangelical Association
Myersdala
Brigadier Little
Cleveland
Becase
Adjourning Oil Trial Highlights Transactions In Lima and Cleveland
In Findlay and Lima the Standard Oil case heard Shafer testify retail oil came from Solar Refining at Lima while in Upper Sandusky the oil came from the Cleveland refinery. J H Scott for Seep described crude oil purchases via checks, transferred to Oil City, Pa. for a funeral, adjournment set to Monday. Also reports Oklahoma crop frost damage and a tariff revision push by manufacturers. A Dowle concession forfeiture and Zionist followers complicate the Mexico deal.
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Findlay
Standard Oil
Shafer
Solar Refining
Lima
Upper Sandusky
Standard
Cleveland
J H Scott
Joseph
P. S. Tran
Oil City
Burker
Barberton Property Offer Promises Immediate Investment
Immense new factories near completion attract buyers to Barberton. A. A. Moore Real Estate Insurance and Loan urges visitors to view the property at the Moore hotel, offering 35 rooms and steam heat as a central, ready opportunity.
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A. A. Moore
Real Estate Insurance and Loan
Ofice
People’s Tank Building
Bar
Moore Hotel
Will Erect Ice House at Young Pont
Edward Young plans to erect an ice house by hiring force to dismantle the old tannery building and use the heavy timbers. A pond on Noldavenue will supply water from springs on Lowman street to secure his crop. Young intends to handle ice wholesale for large consumers.
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Edward Young
Young
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Local Couples
Herbert E Faber of Jeromeville weds Blanche B Cobier of Keredsburg. Charles Gorgas weds Estella Marshall of Wooster. Rauch of Wooster weds. James Caer weds Jura Ciault of Wooster. William F. Doerm of Mansfeld weds EamaS Ellsperman of Wooster. Oaar Gannon of Dunkirk Ind weds Sylvia Repp of West Salem. Ray Motter of Weurter weds Lavie B. Hites of Fredericksourz. Gitert M. Ridenot of Casson weds Anna M. Martindale of Orivitle.
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Herbert E Faber
Jeromeville
Blanche B Cobier
Keredsburg
Charles Gorgas
Estella Marshall
Wooster
Rauch
James Caer
Jura Ciault
William F. Doerm
Mansfeld
Eamas Ellsperman
Oaar Gannon
Dunkirk
Ind
Sylvia Repp
West Salem
Ray Motter
Weurter
Lavie B. Hites
Fredericksourz Gitert
M. Ridenot
Casson
Anna M. Martindale
Orivitle
Findings of the committee vindicate state institution leader
Columbus Oct 12 the special committee appointed by the state board of charities concluded that the charges against Superintendent J O Jones of the deaf and dumb institution are unfounded and prompted by malice. Jones defended himself against immorality and mismanagement charges, stressing his dedication to the 500 pupils. Governor Harris plans surprise inspections and supports the competitive bid purchasing system as a cost saver and anti favoritism measure.
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Columbus
R. H Pratt
H H McFadden
State Board of Charities
James B Tetlow
Jones
Deaf and Dumb Institution
JH Jones
F. C. Rochester
Card of Thanks from Mrs William Beresford
To the friends and neighbors who extended kindness during the sickness and at the death and funeral of my husband I am deeply grateful also for the heartfelt tributes and sympathies Mrs William Beresford
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Husband
WM. Beresford
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promise Quick Cure
An advertisement claims blood poisoning results from chronic constipation are cured by Dr Kings New Life Pills. The pills remove poisonous germs, infuse new life, and relieve sour stomach nausea headache dizziness and colic without discomfort. Sold for 25¢ by Laubach and Boyd druggists.
Certifies Foley Honey and Tar refunds if ineffective
A notice stating druggists are authorized to refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs or colds.claims it stops coughing, treats la grippe, prevents pneumonia and consumption, contains no opiates, and identifies the genuine product as a yellow package. Names Chass. E. Bixier and Laubach & Boyd.
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Foley
Chass. E. Bixier and
Laubach & Boyd
Tehsk
Foley's Kidney Cure Praised by Tampa Man
A Tampa man, Henry E. Jones, claims Foley's Kidney Cure relieved his itching and bleeding piles after years of suffering. He describes renewed health at age 62, noting reduced back and shoulder pain and improved ability to walk and enjoy life, urging others to try the remedy.
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Fane
Bradfeld Regulator Co
Atlanta
Dean
Henry E. E. Jones
Tampa
Vnst
Foley
Tate
WIPED OUT HIS FAMILY IN COOK COUNTY MURDER SUICIDE
In Neoxville Tennessee, on CCC 15, Chatborn Mintooth a 50 year old Cook County farmer killed his wife and six children with an ax and then cut his throat. Authorities say he was demented.
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Neoxville Tenn
Axa Chatborn Mintooth
Cook County
Farley Killed in Railroad Fall Aged Road Worker
G M Farley a well known railroad man and former road supervisor for the P F W C died instantly after falling from a Southern Pacific train on Wednesday He had recently left the P F W C for a higher post with the Southern Pacific overseeing about 2500 ore cars His remains were taken to Sacramento California where he had resided earlier
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I M Farley
New Brighton
Wooster
Southern Pacific Railroad
Southern Pacific
Sacramento
Cal
Farmer Bollin Abhl Injured in Millersburg Runaway
Bollin Abhl, a farmer with one arm, suffered internal injuries after his team ran away in Millersburg. His legs tangled with the lines, he was thrown out and dragged over the brick pavement.
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Bollin Abhl
Tadly
Bart
Millersburg
Abhi
McDonald Fractured Skull After Street Car Assault
Charles McDonald once of Shreve was assaulted by a street car conductor at Columbus, suffering a fractured skull. W F Morgan, a Shreve grocer and McDonald’s father in law, traveled to Columbus on Wednesday to learn McDonald was dying.
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Charles McDonald
Shreve
Colambog
Shrevess
McDonald
Columbus
Card of Thanks for Thomas Raeneil
We thank our friends who assisted us in our bereavement sickness and death of our husband and father Thomas Raeneil from Mrs Emily Mass and children.
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Thomas Raeneil
Emily Mass
New Lumber Yard Firm to Take Over Clark Plant
A well known business man is poised to assume control of the old Clark lumber yard and planing mill property. The buyer's name and plans will be announced within a day or two, signaling a new era for the site and its operations.
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Clark
Is Disease a Crime in Populist Editorial Claims
A vintage editorial argues against treating disease as criminal, condemning harsh views on sick and overworked women. It critiques claims that illness is a moral failing and promotes access to Dr Pierce remedies while noting advice for rest and avoidant strain.
Patient Cured of Sciatica by Williams Pink Pills
Two years of debility and relentless sciatic pain ended for Herbert E Spaulding after taking Williams Pink Pills. He, a locomotive engineer, suffered months bedridden, then found relief and returned to work after six boxes of pills. The text touts pills as a cure for blood fueled diseases and nervous disorders, urging purchase from pharmacists or via mail order.
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Bia
Mir Herbert E Spaulding
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway
Loogviuw
Texas
Spaulding
Williama
Sciatica
Alligon
Wilttane-Py
Williame
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
Trains Schedule Fragments From Northern Line
Fragmentary OCR notes show timetable snippets for trains on a northern line with times like 12:52 a.m. 1:59 a.m. 7:05 a.m. and 8:15 p.m. plus stops and directions. References to SOUTH NORTE 1:06 p.m. and 7:40 a.m. appear irregularly, suggesting a damaged page recording locomotive departures and arrivals rather than a coherent timetable.
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A. U
South Norte
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