Foot Crush Shocks Family In Pennsylvania Accident
A letter to J N Messmore from Harvey Messmore reports Hugh Culbertson, son of the late Mrs Anna Culbertson, injured when a large iron casting fell in a Pennsylvania company shop. He suffered a foot injury and may face amputation, though friends hope this is not needed. Both men work in the same plant and were involved in the incident. Hugh was taken to a hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Messmore
J. N. Messmore
Hugh Culbertson
Anna Culbertson
Hugh
Pennsylvania Company
Culbertson
Home Wedding Brings Flora Stanley to Warren Roberts
The home near Congress hosted Flora Stanley and Warren Roberts of Detroit for a October 15, 1903 wedding. Friends arrived by seven, Anna Stanley played harp and the ceremony under evergreen arch united the couple. Forty guests attended a five course supper. The bride, a noted music teacher, received many gifts including a Steinway piano as she leaves to begin married life in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Stanley
Congress
Flora
Warren Roberts
Detroit
Anna Stanley
Stanley
Roberts
Lyman Stanley
Alps
Ramhug
Mich
Reba Furguson
Ida Schloss
Misses Saunders
Heffner
Edith
Dolly Glark
Miss Stanley
Fred Pocock
Maud Kelley
Britton
Stanley Smith
Minnie Stanley
Mise Lillian Stanley
Aul Pee
Herbert
John Smith
Wm ‘Wenemyer
Lewis
Stacher
Carrie
John Wiser
L. S. Knight
Anna
Mollie Pocock
Earnest Britton
Lydia Knigth
Sand Crusher at Killbuck Delayed Completion
The Killbuck sand crusher for Pocock glass works progresses slowly. Buildings are erected but no actual work has begun. A director said it is about the stage of completion of the Pocock glass works and expected to be finished in time for the glass company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killbuck
Pocock Glass Works
Glass Company
Boy in Fifth Ward shoots himself in hand
Joseph Massaro a 14 year old son of Andrew Massaro in the Fifth ward attempted to take a car Sunday afternoon. A 22 caliber shell discharged, striking his right hand and lodging in the fleshy part. Dr Lincoln Ocum treated the wound and removed the bullet, with fear he may lose mobility in the hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Massaro
Andrew Massaro
Ton L Connaen
Lincoln Ocum
Indian Actress Stars In Flaming Arrow Play
Novelty act Misa Go-Wun-Go-Mohawk billed as only Indian actress worldwide appears in The Flaming Arrow with an all Indian band. Promoters promise a sensational finished performance. A second feature is The Fatal Wedding described as a strong dramatic piece with talent and depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanty
Misa Go-Wun-Go-Mohawk
Registered Letter Opened In Post Office Incident
A Fostoria dispatch reports a registered letter addressed to Allman was opened and marked bad order. It originated in Big Prairie with $108 in wheat payment missing. Inside were receipts. envelope appears tampered with by the sender. Postmaster Harvey W. Emmons of Big Prairie alerted. Detective from Cincinnati notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fostoria
Allman
Big Prairie
Harvey W. Emmons
Egshelman
da Wolfe
Cincnat, Eee
North Ends Lose to Fast Eind-Gianta 6 to 5 in Tight Game
North Ends fell 6 to 5 as the Fast Eind-Gianta edged them in a packed matchup. Morrison scored the East Ends’ touch, Wilhelm kicked the goal, and details list lineups and officials through a rough summary of the contested game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North 3Rd Athletic Club
Eind-Gianta
Morrions
Finkelbache Elder
Morrisons
Wilhelm
McCarthy
Otte Firestone
Vine Ae
Keller Orr.s
Shaubach Gault
Powell Powers
Miller
Cameron Bricker
Hane Elder
Orbison
Shoup Morrison
Peeret
Morrison
Shou
Compton
Hari
Wilhem
Frank Norris Dies in San Francisco Overnight
Special to Tax Reroazian reports novelist Frank Norris died in San Francisco on October 23. A separate item from London notes a small fire at Guildhall in King Edward's Conquet, October 25, quickly extinguished.
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San Francisco
Frank Norris
London
Guildhall
King Edward‘s
Second Ward School To Be Replaced By Modern Enterprise
Two local businessmen F. W. Miller and W. J. Mullins have acquired the Second ward school house with plans to tear it down and erect a high grade printing establishment. The Republican will publish a detailed scene of the new Enterprise in Wooster once plans are finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Ward
F. W. Miller
W. J. Mullins
Republican
Enterprise
Community Notes From Wooster Area Socials and Weddings
Miss Carmen Humphrey receives a birthday surprise on Oct 23 with schoolmates listed among attendees. Mrs Sarah Manrar of Cuyahoga Falls announces her daughter Hattie Maurer’s marriage to Fred O. Merritt, with a home date after Nov 18 at 108 North Front Street. The German Evangelical minister Frederick Krafft and wife are honored at a housewarming on West South Street with gifts including dining chairs. The Classical club met with papers by Miss Mabel Moderwell and Edith Browne, plus solos by Miss Alice Firestone. next meeting at Miss Beas Thorne’s Bloomington home.
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Carmen Humphrey
Mabel
Oily Reid
Louis”er
Helen Zaring
Hazel Derr
Helen Smith
Nellie Senff
Ruth Barrett
Alice Barrett
Elizabeth Hanna
Elizabeth Adams
Marguerite McClure
Ruth McClure
Mary Crow
Gladys Ginter
Junior Ginter
Harry Humphrey
Sarah Manrar
Cuyahoga Falls
Wooster
Hattie Maurer
Fred O. Merritt
Ayahoga Falls
North Front Atreat
Frederick Krafft
German Evangelical Church
West South Street
The
Classica Club
Mabel Moderwell
Margaret Platter
Edith Browne
Alice Firestone
Beas Thorne
Bloomington
Obituary: Mrs Mary A Campbell of Big Prairie
Mrs Mary A Campbell died at her home near Big Prairie on Monday evening October 20 aged 74 Funeral at Ripley church on Wednesday afternoon. Obituary offers no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Campbell
Big Prairie
Ripley Church
Democracy row over party discipline resolution
A reader letters that a Central Committee resolution would name Democrats opposing the party ticket and empower disciplining actions at the upcoming primary. The author questions its democratic nature and notes Chas Gilbert of Orrville as reported author, linking to past Newark convention disputes and urging disclosure of motives and supporters for Wayne County voters.
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Friond
Ee Y
Executive Committee
Democratic Committee
Wits
Cardinal Wilesiploe
Stgs
Chas. Gilbert
Orrville
Gilbert
Wayne County
Newark
Wayne Comey
Deputy Examiner Resigns From Fifth District
Elmer E. Miller of Canton resigned as deputy examiner of the Fifth district covering Stark Jefferson Mahoning Columbiana Carroll Harrison Trumbull Portage Medina Summit Wayne Lake Ashtabula and Geauga. His resignation takes effect November 1 after being offered a higher salary to return to a former Gilliam Company position in Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer E. Miller
Canton
George M Colier
Board of Stationary, Engineers
Stark
Jefferson
Mahoning
Columbiana
Carroll
Harrison
Tramall
Portage
Medina
Summit
Wayne
Lake
Ashtabula
Goanga
Miller
Les
Bargain Clothing Deals From Early Shipment
We bought early when goods were cheap and offer a wide range of ribbed vests and pants for children in small sizes, heavy fleece shirts and drawers for boys, ribbed and fleeced shirts and drawers for men, gray wool items, and union suits for children and adults at unusually low prices. Our special Ladies trade winner union suit is 25 cents with heavy weight and extra trim at 49 cents.
Gloves and Mittens from Maker to You at Low Prices
Direct from maker so quality stays high and prices stay low. Men Leather work gloves in Goat Grey or Sheep at 24c with a Gauntlet top also 24c. 49c aknitex mittens for children and ladies. 3 for 10c and best grades at 24c and 48c. Golf gloves in twenty shades for children, misses and ladies. Bed blankets full size under 50c to 2.98 for all wool buckeye blankets. Lap robes 1.74 to 42.95.
Hosiery Sale Prices in Local Ledger
Hosiery items advertised include ladies seamless foot fleeced black hose at 10c, ribbed top leader pair licensed, children's rib hose with double knee at 10c, extra heavy 4c, and woolen ribbed or plain hose at 24c.
Ladies in a Walking Skirt Sale Announcement
Ladies' Wear offers short walking skirts made to measure in seven styles with prices from 149 to 3.80. Colored flannel shirt waists range 49c to 2.89. Knit wool fascinators priced 18c to 1.93, including a special gold one at 48c. Outing flannel skirts listed 19c to
Creston Skimps on Progress as Locals Plan Growth
The Creston community shows signs of expansion with the Creston Journal moving to eyes of Wadsworth leader W. H. Swift taking control, and Creston Handle factory leasing land between railroads to erect timbered buildings. Local residents Taylor and Albert Spencer, with Walton and Corry, plan a large workforce as a brick grain warehouse and electric railway progress loom. Victor Ebegwine Jr. secures work in nearby town, while first quarter conference of the church returns Friday with Dr. Knapp addressing attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
W._C. Davidson
Lorain
Wadswort
Wasworthe
W. H. Swift
Creston Journal
Harris
Arcade
Main Street
Art Lance
Essie Williams
Creston Handle Factory (Incorporated
Erie
Wheeling
Messrs.Taylor
Albert Spencer
Asthe Walton
Vincennes
Ind
Fhelle
Walle
Cupid
Polloquy
Romtomi Groceries
J. Ae Ie
Victor Ebegwine, Jr
Berton
Galeaman’ Ai
Seni
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Kj, Fredrick, & CO
Ing
A. J
Fredrick & Co
Postoffice
Pittsburg
Flora Stanley
Fifth Ward
Big Praire
Foley
Latbach & Boyd and Zimmerman & Co
Ith Sk
Second Ward School
Otes
Madison Medicine Co
Laubach & Boyd Agta
Trp Revosvrean
Ladies’ Union
jGhildren
Nee A Ae
Zaz
Sede
Tee ST Fes Sen
Oyaa
Knapp
Bae
Archer House
North Cleveland Arch Urper Fourth Street
Canton, O
Testimontals
Tong
Clouse
Dr. Clorise
Conrad Hotel
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