Electric Line Work Nears Start on Market Street
Col Hard reports material ordered and ready for electric railway construction. Four carloads of rails and other supplies arrived or en route from Le Saint, with Wooster and Baltimore & Ohio offices coordinating. Work may start soon after all material arrives, ensuring cars run along Market Street promptly.
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Col. Co. V. Hard
Cts
Cleveland and Southay -Trloster
Madamas
Ecoissedcot
Wooster
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
le Saint
Apome Azrive
Waekter
Col. Hard
Market Street
Oil boom in Wooster area with sixty producing wells
The Lodi Review outlines oil activity in the Wooster territory. Colonial Oil, Odenkirk and Wooster Oil report multiple wells on various farms, with about sixty producing wells and expected total around ninety. Production averages about one barrel per day per well and oil quality remains high.
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Lodi
Quinby
Whits
Odenkirk Oil Company
John Richardson
Wooster’ Oil Company
Walter Daniels
Odenkirk
Margaret Richardson
A. A. Geitgey
A. D.garter Farm
Mrs Murray Dies in China While Missionary Service Ends
Word reached Wooster on Wednesday that Mrs John Murray formerly of the city died Tuesday in China where she and her husband served as Presbyterian missionaries. The cable said fever caused her death. She had lived in Wooster on Bowman street with her husband. Survivors include son James Murray at Princeton University, Walter at Princeton University, and Will in Chicago, plus a young daughter who accompanied the parents in China.
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Wooster
John Murray
China
Mr. Murray
Murray
Asf
Bowman Street
James Murray
Preasus
Walter
Princeton University
Will
Chicago
Century club discusses Trusts and Trade Unions topic
A Century club meeting at W. F. Kean’s home featured Rev. E. Neikirk lecturing on Trusts and Trade Unions and the coal strike causes and effects. He argued the issue affects all people, not just miners and operators, with broad social impact. Members engaged in discussion and planning for the next meeting.
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Century Club
W. F. Kean
E. Neikirk
Neikirk
Bennett
W. J Seelys
Catarrh Cure Promises Internal Blood Purifiers
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy curing catarrh by purifying the blood and affecting mucous surfaces. It claims external applications fail, praises a combination of ingredients, and cites testimonial letters about relief after years of symptoms and frequent night awakenings.
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Hall
Coupe
Wea
ENEY
Pope
Tolsto
Uro Hull
Acrobatic Act Member Suffers Fractured Rib at Street Fair
J Lamart of the White and Lamart duo felt a sharp pain from a suspected broken rib during a You over in the street fair act. He performed again in the afternoon before collapsing and being found to have a fractured left rib by Dr A T Bashford. Lamart and his partner left at noon Friday for Toronto, Canada.
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J. Lamart
White and Lamart
M. S. Lamart
A. T. Bashford
Robison Arrest Over University Art Club Scheme
United States Marshal Fanning arrested J Walter Robison in Wooster on a federal indictment for perfecting a mail fraud scheme connected to stock exchange activities in Shreve. Robison, released on a $200 bond, claimed the matter was a misunderstanding and said he would be acquitted.
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United States
Marshal Fanning
Cleveland
Wooster
J. Walter Robison
United States District Court
Robison
Wooster University
University Art Club
Robbison
Board of Trustees
Holden
Washington
Mr .Robison
Art Club
Walter Robison
United States Court
Stock Exchange
Shreve
Republican
Mesers
J. R. Zimmermfh
Finance Committee of
Council
A. D. Metz
Clevel
United States Circuit Court
Eastern Trust Company
City of Wooster
Metzz
Wing
Overhalt
I. N. Kinney
Hie
Rareich
Metz
Wooster University notes and schedule updates
University notes report Wooster football travels to Akron to play Buchtel College next Saturday while the second team arranges a two home game day. The Delaware game was canceled and Woodrow Wilson inauguration attendance is planned by L. H. Severance of Cleveland. Rev Candor of Bogota spoke at Westminster about his mission work.
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Akron
Buchtel College
Delaware
L. H. Severance
Cleveland
Wooster University
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton “University
Holden
Mr. Candor
Bogota
U. S. of Colombia
Ashland-Wooster Railroad Situation Summary
Ashland and Wooster discuss the northern extension and grading of the railroad. The text references plans, contracts, and investigations involving local officials and contractors, with mentions of Ashland numbers and Greenwick.
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Ashland-Wooster
Ashland
Vanmah
London
Greemwick
Wooster Mandamus Orders City to Pay Judgment
Deputy U S Marshal Campbell served the city of Wooster with a mandamus ordering payment of 3 254 12 to the Eastern Banking and Trust Co to satisfy a prior judgment. Council members and Mayor were served. finance officials discussed action and arranged for funds to be drawn and sent to Cleveland for court payment.
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United States
Campsell
Cleveland
Wooster
Mandamus
City of
United States Court of Cleveland
Eastern Banking and Trust, Company
R. J. Smith
Develo
Cvourt
Kinney
Overholt
Seyeo SS
Arava
Zimmerman
Thomas
Francis J. Wing
Eastern Banking and Trust Company
Mentary
Wing
Messis
J. R. Zimmerman
Marcus M. van Nest
George Fisher
J. N. Kinney
Finance Committee
City Council
Treasury
Merited Promotions for Pennsylvania Lines Foremen
Denis Callan, long time section foreman on the Wooster division, is appointed supervisor of the Emsworth Homewood division known as the River Division. He will base in New Brighton and may reside there if duties suit. Dillion Kiner becomes foreman of the Wooster Millbrook section succeeding Callahan, while William Luke, previously under Callahan, takes Kiner’s post. Luke is praised for faithful work.
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Denis Callan
Fifth Ward
Wooter
Emsworth Homewood
Pennsylvania Lines
Callahan
River
New Brighton
Call
Dillion Kiner
Wooster Millbrook
Kiner
William Luke
Wooster
Luke
Pennsylvania
Lodi News Briefs From Oct 16 Social Items
Miss Lou Muins travels to Spagday moon to visit friends in New London and Norwalk. Roy Barron and family welcomed by the Lodi parsonage for another year with the Lodi charge. EB Collins breaks ground for a barber shop near Sealey & Burk, plans two story meat market above. M E Mowery sells his furniture undertaking and buggy business to Sidney Ank le of Chatham. Mrs Elizabeth Miller at home on Medina Street.
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Lodi
Lou Muiins
Bert White
Chldren
New London
Norwak
M. Tristit
Amit
Barron
Litte Pittsburg
Parmelee
Ceveland
Maria Rogers
John Robinson
Roy Barron
J O. Evans
Seville
Evans
WW. Wells
J T Feazel
Baltimore
A. B. Taylor
Oberlin
EB. P. Collins
Sealey & Burek’s
Colling
Henry Young
M. E Mowery
Sidney Ankle
Chatham
O. G. Franks
Buffalo
Elliott W. R. Grannis
Jason
Quaker City
Elizabeth Miller
Medino Street
Millersburg Wooster and Orrville Telephone Elects Officers
The Millersburg Wooster and Orrville Telephone company held its regular stockholders meeting in Millersburg on Tuesday. Officers for the ensuing year were elected: President George Adams, vice president Frank L Beam of Mt Vernon, secretary B C Sill, treasurer John E Koch, general manager M M Verron. Directors named: George Adams Frank L Beam John E Koch M M Herron W R Trottman J R Zimmerman L P Ohliger Frank Griffith Dwight E Sapp. Auditing committee: M Herron R Cary and Mr Mayers of Mt Vernon.
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W. R. Trottman
J R. Zimmerman
L. P. Ohliger
Frank Griffith
Dwight E. Sapp
M. Mc Herron
R. Cary
Mr. Mayers
Mt. Vernon
Quarrel Ends in Fatality and Suicide in New York
Special to The Reprauigan reports that on October 17 in New York William Turner killed Albert Hamilton of Pittsburgh during a quarrel and William J Milford then took his own life. Both parties were prominent in society.
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New York
Wm Turner
Albert Hamilton
Pittsburg
W. J. Milford
Right of Way Dispute In Wayne Township Farm Case
Judge 8S. B. Eason rules Armstrong has right of way for all agricultural purposes including a 85 foot lane around the barn’s west side. North wing allows light gates with fencing kept by the 78 acre owner. Defendant has no right to the lane east of the barn nor to waterstock. right is merely to pass through the lane, not to pasture in it.
Wooster boy and Miss Myers denied license here
An old Wooster resident now living in Canton and Miss Bessie Myers applied Friday morning for a license but were informed that they could not obtain one here.
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Canton
Bessie Myers
Coton
Kilmer's Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promoted Here
Readers urged to try Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root for kidney liver and bladder trouble. The ad touts its century proven success in hospitals and private practice and offers a special mail order deal to readers who mention this paper.
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Mae
Dre Kilmer
Bright
Kilmer
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