Wayne County Proclamation For 1906 General Election
Sheriff Arm strong Brown proclaims Wayne County Ohio election day as the first Tuesday in November 1906. Voters will choose state, county, and district officials including secretary of state school commissioner circuit court judge common pleas judge and more. Proclamation sets polling hours 5:30 am to 5:30 pm CST and requires returns in duplicate with poll books sealed in envelopes.
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Wayne County
Waris
State of Ohio
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Common Pleas
Sixth Judicial District
50Th Congress
17Th Congressional District
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Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Wooster Carpenter
A Wooster, Ohio resident testifies to relief from backache and kidney pain using Doan's Kidney Pills. M Hofacker, a carpenter on East Henry Street, says the remedy cured his kidney pain and easing of secretions after years of discomfort. He notes continued use over six years and cites others in Wooster who also recommend the product. The ad lists Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo as US sole agents and advises the brand name.
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Bright
Wooster
Hofacker
Carpenter
Henry Street
Dean
Doan
Foster—Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dovan
Remains of Charles Morison Interred After Unsolved Tragedy
Charles Morison died from injuries after attempting to board a freight train near Lodi. Undertaker Danford sought his relatives, learning of a possible mother in Wellington Canada, but messages failed to identify kin. Morrison, described as fair skinned and lightly built yet muscular, was laid to rest after brief chapel services.
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Danford
Charles Morrizon
Ryall & Srojl
Lodi
Loti
Morrison
Lod
Mr. Danford
Heather
Charles Morison
H D. Stauffer
D. D
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Tonsiline advert warns sore throat dangers to children
An advertisement from The Tonsiline Co urges mothers to act quickly against sore throat in children. It claims delays risk serious illnesses like croup and diphtheria and promotes Tonsiline as the swift, safe cure. It notes a single dose at first signs can prevent weeks of illness and directs readers to look for a long-necked bottle at drug stores.
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Tonsiline Co
Dr. Caldwell
Pepsin Syrup Co
Monticello
Japan
Mearest
Bryan Delivers Speech Asks Senate Support For Roosevelt
A Wooster crowd hears William Jennings Bryan praise Theodore Roosevelt for reform and moral leadership while angrily denouncing Ohio U.S. senators. Bryan criticizes tariff and trusts policies, urges a Democratic Congress to back Roosevelt, then travels to Orrville for further campaigning.
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Bryan
United States
Fréw
Ohio
Elswaere
Cae
Roosevelt
Hoskins and
Schmidt
Sincere thanks to neighbors for support after loss
We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends who assisted at the death and burial of our husband and brother. Grateful to the Methodist pastor and all who offered comforting words and floral tributes from Mrs David Stevney and relatives.
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Methodist Church
David.steveny
Smyler as Lawyer and Jurist
The article portrays M. L. Smyner as keen and perceptive, with solid legal principles and concise persuasive style. It praises his decisiveness on the bench, discipline, and reputation among Ohio lawyers, noting rapid work, prolific writing and speaking, and peak judgment in later life.
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M. L. Smyner
Ohio
Roosevelt Supporters Rally For Tillman Era Figure
In Wooster the crowd praised Theodore Roosevelt with Willam Jennings Bryan commending the president. The Seventeenth district could back Roosevelt by voting for Prymer Bymer, seen as aligned with his policies. Captain A. P. Merkle of Shreve is urged for Wayne County sheriff, noted for community service. Merkle promises strong leadership.
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Wayne County
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Wooster
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Roosevelt
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Ohio
House of Representatives
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Mr. Bryan
Congressing
Ashbrook
Rosevelt
Republicos
Theodore Roosevelt
Willam Jennings Bryan
Pmyser Bmyeer
A. P. Merkle
Shreve
Wayne
Merkle
Country Wedding at the Heyl Farm
Vida Viola Heyl wed Silver Mykrantz at noon on October 20 in a ceremony described as graceful and tasteful. The bride wore tan bendaline, carried roses, and the groom appeared in black. About 45 guests attended the reception with a dinner served by Cora Schmuck, Edna Schmuck, Beesie Swartz, and Fern McGuire. Gifts included silver, linen, china, a mantel clock, and a family Bible.
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Jeffresop
Vida Viola
Silver Mykrantz
Cora Sherrick
Miases
Cora
Edna Schmuck
Beesie Swartz
Fern McGuire
B. F. Mykrantz
Obituaries: several local residents pass away in Ohio counties
The county mourns as Mia Jiabao overs long resident near Overton dies at her daughter's home. Funeral held in Burbank. Lewis G. Fullerton, 62, former county resident and brother of Alex Fullerton of Ohio Farmers Insurance, dies in Findlay. Harriet Tenney, 78, mother of John Tenney of Creston, dies in Medina. Creston funeral held Friday. David Stevens funeral held Oct 24 from Columbus Avenue home, Rev F Johnson officiating, Miss Sylvia Pennick singing, interred Wooster Cemetery. Mrs Preasley, 65, Orrville, died Thursday after prolonged illness. funeral planned Saturday.
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Mia Jiabao
Theounty
Thoresay
Overton
Burbank
Lewis G. Fullerton
Alex Fullerton
Ohio Farmers’ Insurance Co
Findlay
Harriet Tenney
John Tenney
Creston
Medina
Burton at Columbus GOP rally backs re election of F. E. Ol Taster
Congress man Burton of Cleveland addressed a large audience in Memorial hall Columbus on October 27. He urged the re election of Congressman F E Ol Taster and attacked the Democratic party. A reference to a hotel fire at Fourche and unrelated local fates is noted in fragmentary text.
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Columbus
Congressman Burton
Cleveland
Memorial Hall
FE Ol Taster
Little Rock
Archee
Calvert
Ada
Fourche
Tumbor
Dr Williams Pink Pills Claim To Cure Anaemia
A period advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a safe family remedy for anaemia and related blood conditions. It cites a printer patient from Lincoln Place, Plaistow, and asserts the pills restore strong blood, aiding nourishment to body tissues. The ad promotes purchase by mail from DeWitten Medicine Co. in Schenectady.
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Lonte L. Clark
Lincoln Place
Plainteld
Enym
Williame Pine
Cara
Williams
Willams
Aix
Wsiaen ‘Medicine Co
Schenectady
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