September 3 1902 News of Business and Notes
The item lists standard postal and publication details for Wooster Ohio, mentions August’s hot finish, Akron ball players, the straw hat season near, and that August bills are due. It notes twenty police shot in New York Monday night and remarks on summer ending with pumpkins and squashes fattening.
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New York
Tilly
Doefiemdnants
O M Becker
Lewis Becker Mre
Minegaret Berre
Rudy Becker
Christian Becker
South Bent
Todtona
Baughman Township
Wayne, County
Ohio
Lorange Ll
O.M Becker
Lewis Becker
Margaret Berrer
Aidy Becker
M. W Becker
Fragmented 19th century musings on politics and weather
The excerpt offers a rambling, partial monologue on school closure, crop quality, political figures, travel, and personal anecdotes. It touches on Teddy Roosevelt's westward hunt, Mount Pelee, a Niagara Falls swim, and various unnamed opinions about presidents, farmers, and social matters, all interwoven in a stream of dated, fragmented references.
Price Fuses Over Coal Costs And Political Feuds
A jumble of unnamed critics accuses reformers of overreacting to coal price moves linked to Morgan and the steel trust. The piece notes loyalists and rivals in American politics, mentions Henri Watterson and Grover Cleveland, and questions interference in a planned bout between Corbett and McGovern while Kentucky politics loom nearby.
Financial clash between Sage and Morgan hinted in New York dispatch
A New York dispatch reports Rowell Sage and D Po Morgan in a financial battle tied to avoidable debts and mounting charges. The piece suggests disputes over asset control and looming settlements amid rising tensions between the two parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rowell Sage
D Po Morgan
Wavo
Montionaire
Prick of Pittsburg Plans Senate Move from Pennsylvania
A garbled report hints at a political maneuver by Henrys Clays Prick aimed at a senate seat from Pennsylvania. It suggests strong evidence of support among politicians and a push for formal contact in a common motion that will persist on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrys
Pittsburg
Ponnardvania
Petree
Mr Prick
Politretans
Feud Over Strikes Seeks Presidential Aid
A fragmented report from a Pennsylvanian scene notes business leaders and labor groups seeking the president's intervention in the anthracite strike. The dispute centers on lawfulness and proper government action amid mounting tensions and accusations of wrongs.
Fragmented Press Points From The Day's Talk
The fragmentary text hints at political and social topics with scattered names and places. It mentions Chicago, Washoe, and potential reform themes, but the garbled OCR yields little clear event or outcome to anchor a concise report.
Wayne County Correspondents Prominent Social and Literary Event
The Wayne County Correspondents present a weekend program at Wooster Cats park featuring remarks by President Henry Jacot and Ida Moor, a Congress dinner, welcoming address, and a varied lineup including music, recitation, and a prize raffle. Readers are invited to attend with social and literary aims, amid baskets for a communal dinner.
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Wayne County
Wooster Cats Park
W. Wathh
Wooster
Dewine
Thas
Henry Jacot
IDA Moor Secre
Poetic Wooster Glass Works Talk Ends In Conference
In Wooster Saturday evening, Poetic noted a Repible An representative question and a right reply as stockholders met amid delays. Mr Pocotk attended the conference while lingering summer colds were warned of, with care urged to prevent prolonged illness.
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Wooster
Pocotk
Wooster High School Graduates Earner Accepted to Ohio State Lists
The Ohio State University accredits Wooster High School, placing it on the list for accepted Freshman entry without examination. Graduation requires a broad program in algebra geometry geography botany physics rhetoric music history civics English and four years of English and electives to reach equivalent four years. Electives include latin german chemistry physiology geology bookkeeping commercial arithmetic and drawing among others.
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Ohio State University
Sapt Wow Boyd
Wooster High School
Ohio
Anticipating a Sensation In Third Ward Visit
Residents of a section of the Third ward report excitement since Saturday evening over a visitor pressuring a young woman to receive his visits. Police have warned the man to stop his intrusions, and names are withheld.
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Third Ward
A Well Earned Vacation Seeks Buckeye Reaper 3
A report notes a well earned vacation for H Santmyer, the Wooster and Wayne county agent for the Buckeye Reaper 3, with details implying a transition to Jacksons Mateos and related responsibilities.
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H-Santmyer
the Wooster
Wayne County
Buckeye Reaper
Hi- Jacksons
Mateos
Aye Eye
Poeghior Tiene Bel Pogracianty
Misprinted peaches and hymn books spark confusion in Wooster
Reading through a Lake side visit, C W McClure shipped three baskets of peaches to Wooster. One basket for him, one for George McClure, and one for Hon LFP Tigler. The McClure basket contained hymn books due to a tag mixup along the telegraph line or in the newspaper office.
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C. W. McClore
Lakeside
Wooster
McClure
George McClure
Hon
LFP
Pittsburg Dispatch
Ross W Funck
AL G McClure
Deaths at Creston and area obituaries surface
Creston notes mourn the death of Herman Kreteer at his son in law J P Heckman's home with funeral at Maple Mound, aged 82 years. Other local mentions include births, guests staying with Millers in Creston, job moves in Barberton and Cleveland, and a large Lance reunion planned at Chappewa lodge with Rev E L Anderson delivering sermons.
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Crseton
Arthur Holden
Cleveland
Creston Friends
Lydia Streneck
West Salem
Millers
Herman Kreteer
J P Heckman
Maple Mound Cemetery
EL Anderson
SE Dears
Kreteer
Sam Eseles
Richey Valentine
Bert Williams
Lanes Hal
John Lehaad
Wadsworth
Will Hud
Carl McGutt
Postaaster
MeClutt
Barberton
John Bentler
Thomipsen Rada O
Matilda Bexht
E L Anderson
Ayn Elsie Emerly
J. A. Everly
Shreve
Gron
Ellen Brown
Smithville
Earth
Ranktts Township
Wayne County
Blanche
fame_o. f. ics
Presbyterian Church
Applecreek
Hackett
James R. Patterson
Fasher
Iré Broan
Diss Snatterson
Wil ‘Tham -Patterson
Blanchecaged
Franklin towned by storm as colt under oak dies
A Franklin resident reported a storm Saturday evening that killed a colt standing under an oak tree. The event occurred as the horse, owned by Correll of the town, was pained by the lightning strike.
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Bof Correll
Franklin
Evenuw
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Wooster Resident
A Wooster citizen testifies to kidney pain and kidney trouble relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The statement, attributed to M. S. Goodman of 82 South Street, claims pain relief and restored energy. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo is named sole US agents offering the product at 50 cents.
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M. S. Goodmandf
South Street
Doan
Zimmerman & Co
Markets by Telegraph Market Summary From Wooster Exchange
Market by telegraph reports today from the Wooster stock exchange. Prices move on brisk volume with most issues steady to higher amid cautious trading. Investors monitor staples and industrials as volumes normalize after a fluctuating week in the market.
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Wooster
Grain and Stock Prices For Sept 1 and Wheat and Oil Prices
Grain and stock prices from Chicago and Cleveland markets list bids for cattle, sheep, hogs, calves and grain futures. Prices cover wheat at 4.90 a bushel, oats, corn, barley and flax among many commodities, with detailed bid ranges for regional cattle markets and specific city notes.
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Tri Ky Douer
Chicago
Western Utopia
Cleveland — Gattle
Pittsburg
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Walters
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Spargler Real Esuste
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W H Myers
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Kean & Hay Attorneys
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Frederick Becker
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Ha, Becker
M Becker
George Becker
M W Becker
Clara Heller
W Swain
Carrie Conra
Court of Coamon Peas
County of
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Binna
Parkir Camp
iP _Rose
W. Funck
Sakoome
Xecuzor
J. O. Troutman
Trocos
Loiseno
Telegraph
Charles Curry
Wooster Markets
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