Verdict for defendants in Va Hell Brog case and other rulings
After hours of deliberation a verdict favored the defendants. Judge Maxwell dismissed jurors for the term and later severed the bonds against Mrs Louisa Mulvehill Henry Mulvehill and restored her name. Custody of children and $100 alimony were awarded. other parties include Mrs vina Levers and William Levers. In a separate case Thos Brown township youths, accused of train wreck attempt near Wellersville, filed $5,000 damages claims against the Pennsylvania Company through Reider & Morr. they allege wrongful arrest and imprisonment beyond 48 to 64 hours. The railway company is named due to an officer’s affidavit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Levi Martin
Thos
Brown Township
Ft. W
Wellersville
Reider
Third Ward Club Hails Mrs McAnaney With Surprise Birthday
North Buckeye resident Mrs. Charles McAnaney was surprised by many neighbors from the Third Ward for a 4th birthday hosted by the Artress Club. The former social group, noted in town history, announces a complimentary dance at Taylors Hall on Thursday Oct 21 for invited former members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McAnaney
Buckeye Street
Third Ward
McAaney
Te “Artress” Club
Taylors Hall
Vary Solect
Colic Cure Promises Relief From Wind Ailments
Boullion of 222 Crase St writes that his two month old baby suffered severe wind colic since birth. After trying many remedies, he credits KO Colle Gare and two doses of Detkies eos for relief. He praises Dr Hand’s Repusdies and Colic Cure as the best colic medicines available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boullion
Crase St
Trom
Hand
Carter's Cough Cure Offered At Bach & Boyd's Drug Store
A reader asks what to take for a cough and urges trying Carter's Cough Cure, advertised as effective at Bach & Boyd's drug store for 25 cents. The note suggests seeing a doctor if symptoms persist and mentions the remedy being sold locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Bach & Boyd
Fragmentary OCR Note on Language and Social Commentary
Incomplete text discusses gender and beauty with archaic phrasing, mentioning "robby men" and "women of their beauty" and referencing urban life and Traubech. The fragment is damaged, offering no clear event or reporting outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traubech
Coon hunters and court actions fill Orrville items
From Wednesday's Daily details a rough mix of local happenings. Coons captured in a hunt, two Pension Examiners' applicants checked, a tailor’s building, a badger fight adjournment, arrests near Lattasburg for Applegack assault, and a jail stay after guilty pleas. Also noted: boiler upgrade for a California Exhibit car, grapes sent to The Republican, police advised on a drunken couple, a crowded turnout for Other People's Money at the City Opera House, Hartel’s workhouse escape, and a flurry of farm, weather, and legal items across Wayne County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Pension Examiners
Aday
Asions
Beresford
East Liberty
Klondike
Norman Olf
Ay Mandfeld
Academy of Music
Marshal Latimer
Charles Williams
Lattasburg
Williams
Ray
B. Barrett
California
Mansfield
Gertis Bowman
Hirkmn Bowman
John Bowman
Canaan
Township
Concord
Delaware
Republican
Jess Dice
East Henry Street
Jans Orr
Henry Leiier
Andrew Reid
Ouple
Otto Hartel
Canton
Repository
Hartel
Harte
Weoater
Ft. Wayne
Pennsylvania Lines
Wooster
Shreve Nine
Milleraburg
Leyda
Orrville
Killbuck
U. S. Ciatriot
Cleveland
Eli Langell
Wooster Township
Langall
Wayne County Court of Common Pleas
Thomas Brown
Sell Brothers
Ralston B. Brown
Clinton Township
Critchfield & Critchfield
McClure & Smyser
City Opera House
Wooster Notes Rich With Court and Community Movements
Judge Hinck Taggart holds court in Millersburg. Several officials and residents travel for business and exams, including polls on public notices, electric plant work, and synod meetings. Local residents visit Cleveland, East Liverpool, and Columbus. many plan moves, lectures, or college enrollments.
Sunday School Receipts in State Work 1896 97
Summary of Sunday School receipts across multiple churches and sabbath schools in Wayne, Wooster, Shreve, Creston, and nearby townships for the period June 1896 to June 1897. Includes totals, remittances, and expenditures to the State Treasurer, with numerous small contributions and specific amounts from named individuals and congregations.
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Doylestown
John Santrock
Shreve Presbyterian Sabbath School
Haupert Wooster
Fredericksburg Congregational Sabbath School
M E Moore Wooster
Wooster First Presbyterian Sabbath School
Wooster Westminster Presbyterian Sabbath School
Susan Leyenberger
Reedsburg Union Sabbath School
Madisonburg
United Brethren Sabbath School
Zion’s Chapel
RJ Smith Wooster
Wayne Presbyterian Sabbath School
Kaward HK Hills Ouster
Wm. Annst
Wooster M. E
L. P. Obliger Woore
J.P. Hutchison Shreve
John McSweeny
Jacob Frick
T K Davis
Scovel
Houston Wooster
Dalton M
Dalton
Applecresk M
J & Patterson Apple Cr
C W
Kauke Wooster
Wooster Luth SS
GC Dague Doylestown
Con
Wayne County
Wooster Township
O A Hills
Prof Havapert
James Mullins
Mias
Mary Crane
C B Yoder
John
Chester
Wooster
Sugarcreek
East Union
Paint
Franklin
Wayne
County
Fredericksburg
Sec
Treas
Séc
Orrville
A. H Cross
Jas Warfel
Rev 'J Photchison
Harrold
Mt Eaton
Spangler Wooster
Smithville Luth
Mra S
McMonegal Wooster
Burbank Ubs
Zlon’e Chapel Ubs
Shreve
Shraya Chrigtian
Pleasant Valley
Local church collections and postponed rallies update
Furnace repairs at the 1st Presbyterian church delay Sabbath services. Westminster church Missionary Rally Day scheduled for Sabbath Ont 17,15 postponed a week due to absence of the Missionary board secretary. Good Intent Mission Sabbath school held its first meeting on Sabbath Oct 17 at 2 p.m. standard.
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1St Presbyterian Church
Westminster Church
Missionary Board
Good Intent Mission Sabbath School
Prominent Speaker Addresses Freedmen’s Institutions
Tonight was occupied by the home mission board with Miss Mary Holmes of Stockford as principal speaker. She is noted as a patron of numerous freedmen's institutions and addressed the gathering emphasizing ongoing efforts and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Mission Board
Mary Holmes
Stockford, Ll
Fragmented 19th century musings on woman’s health and labor
An unclear OCR fragment discusses women's health and employment versus housework, noting happiness and modesty. It mentions unusual symptoms and references Frenee's Vea, Wexalamaniga, and Bary in garbled form, suggesting a broken historical column or notice about female wellbeing and labor roles.
Egypt in ancient race origins and dynastic history discussed
On Tuesday October 12 the Travellers club met at Mrs G W Ryall's to study Egypt. Mrs An Cooley opened with Origin and Characteristics of the Egyptians noting a lost ancient birthplace and a warlike yet self controlled people. Mrs J G Dygert and Miss W F Keller traced dynasties from 5004 5 C to 625 B C, outlining the Ancient, Middle and New Empires, and Cambyses. Mrs Minter sang an Egyptian lullaby, Mrs Allen Clark weighed Postal Savings Bank arguments, and Mrs Charles Gray read Senator Thurston on Hawaii annexation.
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G. W. Ryall
Egypt
Mre
Cooley
Asig
J. G Dygert
Mia
W. F. Keller
Pory
Cambyses
Minter
Allen Clark
Postal Savings Banke
Charles Gray
Thurston
Raasons
Hawaii
United States
Making Oak Hill More Lovely in Wooster Cemetery Notes
John F Barrett presents a year end report to Wooster Cemetery Association trustees detailing improvements, plantings, and proposed beautification. He cites road work from the receiving vault, repairs to drives, tree planting, and plans for garden beds and landscaping guided by a centralized plan. Barrett urges district style enhancement and park-like grounds with careful control of grading, painting, and new features such as squirrels around the roof house, noting upcoming talks by local figures in late October 1897.
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John F. Barrett
The
Wooster Cemetery
Ube
Csmetsy
Chile
Mustrial
Corp
Orer
Association of Cemetery Superin Ondanty
Cincinnati
Toof
Soph, Wooater
Water Works Tax Question From Bloomington Reader
A Bloomington tax payer questions the city water works policy. He claims residents receive water from the city reservoir via trustees to raise revenues, while others pay little or no tax for city improvements. He asks by what authority the practice is done and urges equity for all taxpayers.
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Apple Creek
Slopmington
Thryinot
Hotel porter last seen with hotel property missing
Did Berger take the items At the Yoder House hotel porter Whele Arthur saw that a porter named David Berger acted suspiciously and left with two guests belongings The theft involved a pair of pew shoes and Berger’s hat found behind the desk He had recently been released from prison after a prior capture in Omaha Neb Berger was once an inmate at Wayne County Children’s Home and was described as quick and obliging by hotel staff
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Spruce Street
John Anenhaugh, Jr
Famiy
Reedsburg
U Riley Pownar
Jubm Elson
Waynesburg
Elson
Magnolia
Goegis
Jacob Frick
L. R. Critehbield
J. Mk Reeda
Filletsourg
Lynthy
Edward J. Krieger
Ann Arbor
Rich
Louis H Cook
Monster
Clevelang
Legisisurd
Cayahogs County
Charles Frailey
Orrville Tring
Baughman Manufacturing Works
Wooser
J.B. Taylor Tich
Collumbus
Ohiof Supreme Court
U. A. A&c HK. HK
W. J. van Doorr
North Market Street
Canaan
Dee
Lea Walkers
Bud
Nicholas Schhltz
Hays
H. Ellis
Springboro
A.U. Leyda
New Waterford
Masdames
Frederick Hartzell
Herman Ll. Kabns
Canton
Thomas Everly
Holmenville
Bhava
Wooster
Hdward Sigenfritz
Medaila
Mra. T.S. Hamilton
W. Brilbart
Sterling
L. McDonald
Emily Jeffries
Thursda
First Presbyterian
Scovel
D. D
J. C, Testeta
Compton
Ohio Synod
East Liverpool
Mira
J. C. Hal
West Wooster
Dinmatt
Ed.r. Hills
Thomas McDougal
J.C. Holliday
Zanesville
M. B. Hazeltine
Arizona Denk
Prescott
Anna Onley
St. Mary's
Claveland
Oiley
John Oriley
W.W. Oriley
Mary's
Col
RB. B. Dean
Dlambas
Bla
Wilmington
Clinton County
Hile
Ohio
Ashington City
Congress
Arthur Smitt
Yoder
Davia Berger
Berger
M! Latimer
Berger Orly & Stort
C.F. Wilheim
Omaha
Neb
Berger Wan
Wayne County
W. C. Santer
Middletown
McSherry Manufacturing Company
Lanier
Dr. Williams
Thia
Prin
Doan's Kidney Pills Helped Me Back Pain in Wooster
A Wooster reader reports long standing back pain worsened by cold and activity. After taking Doan's Kidney Pills from Proctor & Gamble drug store the pain eased significantly. seller Foster Milborne Co notes the product as available nationwide. Remember the name Doan's for relief.
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Wooster
Dean
Citi
J.planerty
Doan
Proctor & Uban'e
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Jo Wooater
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Synod of Ohio
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A. W. Lamar
Mies Anpa Louise White
Stuart MacArthur
Loving Favour
S. H. Clark
Walter J. Mullins
William R. Day
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Frank Ammann
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