Smith-Got-Place Dispute Shapes City Council Session
City council met in regular session with members Fisher Kinney Nolle Overholt and Van Nest present. Motions passed on street repairs tree trimming and alley issues while confirming Stephen E Smith to fill the Water Works trustees’ unexpired term.
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Pusdas
Eall Meres Fisher
Kinney
Nolle
Overtiolt
van Nest
Paar
West North Street
Frank Taggart
Hubbell
Oleo Teler
Agsego
Olumbus
T‘levelan
Punka
Tts
Full
Overiolt
Sdf
Zimmerman
Overholt
Soucester Hubbell
Wattad
Trunkle
Conmail
Verholt
Coune
Blake
Neile
Seobey
Price
Abbert Shupe
Buckeye Street
Nix Qverholt
Solle
Hs. Fr
Wisher
Ross
Bolt Avenue
Harry Smith
Levoy Street
Smith
College Avenue
Quinby
Quinby Meyer Smith
John Wright
Board of Water Works Trustees
Stephen E. Smith
Fisher
Yen
Mit
Wooster Cjty
Fle
Local Wooster Notes and Notices From September 2
Monday session planned for grand jury. Visitors: Walter Zarle of Akron, Misses Emma and Annadnehl in Ft Wayne, Mrs. C R Johnson ill at Liberty Street, and many others visiting or traveling to Hoboken Wadsworth Canton Massillon and Columbus. Reports of accidents crimes and farm work plus school shoe sales and town happenings in Wooster and Applecreek through Sept 3.
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Grand Jary
Walter Zarle
Akron
Wooster
Money
New Mexico
Colorado
Emma
Annadnehl
Ft Wayne
Ind
Sum Heefer
Hoboken
Stevens Institute
Wadsworth
Te Witt
C .R. Johnson
Fuse Liberty Street
Penvayne Stilwell
Judge Stilwell
Millersburg
Paul Swartz
George Law
North
Grant Atroat
Geo. Klinger
Mougey
Nick Mickley
Orrville
Marshal Lerner
Officer Brown
Mickley
Smith
Will Hard
Clarence Lichtenwalter
Salem
Dudley J Hard
Cleveland
Oscar Boloth
Jon. Lichtenwalter
Jennie Gonder
Canton
Wim
Edward C. Hard
J R. Numbers
Weiser
Idaho
Numbers
Applecreek
Prentleman
dAnstrumanotal
Z L. i. Wea
Gus Troutman
the Wooster Articlelallee Co
Bucher
Mr. Mucher
Joe Housekeeper
Notorious South Grant Street Military Gossip Emerges
Local chatter on South Grant Street grows bold as W. H. Appleman rises to full Colonel and George Schmuts plus Major David Stofer stir rivalry. Brindle reportedly resents being sidelined, while the Communicaty LD label appears amid the mishmash of military flair.
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South Grant Street
W. H. Appleman
George Schmuts
David Stofer
Housekeepers Club Meeting Proceeds At Mrs West Home
The Housekeepers Club plans a Thursday gathering at Mrs West’s residence East Ten Towrs featuring a programme with recitations talks on immigration voting rights and home making. Members discuss hay crop yield and a compact haypress.
High School Football Team Organized for 1901 Season
The 1901 High School football squad was organized Tuesday afternoon at the High School building. Don Noggle elected manager and Rowland Curry captain. Team to be light but train steadily with financial backing from teachers. preliminary subscription started. University team notes indicate Laweh Redewick to participate in early practice.
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Don Noggle
Rowland Curry
Social Notes From A Long Ago Community Evening
A pleasant surprise party for Mrs Surwin celebrated her 50th birthday at her home on South Street with a list of guests. The same week residents of Kappa Kappa Gaming Fraternity hosted a gathering at City Park pavilion, with refreshments for about 25 attendees. Additional events include a Pittsburg guest’s card and dance evening and a temperance poolroom project. Obituaries note Rev William Walker’s death near St Wayne Indiana, and Capt Eddy reports his son Ralph Eday, in the Philippines, has been discharged and plans to study, returning home briefly to teach.
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Robert Morrow
West Point
A Saybult
West Larwill Street
Lautenschlager
Earl
Benjamin Greenawald
Buffalo
Niagara
Falls
Canada
Rey
Plaasant
Surwin
Ast South Street
W . Landis
Wm Wacker
Iey Powers
4S Glasgo
3. Fox
Hannah Kinkler
I. Kultwaaser
Philip Ellsnerman
Albright
Walters
Betson
Lewis Rope
Ray McMaster
Robert Broker
Walt Keim
Arthur Garver
Howard Albright
Charles Scott
High
Samuel Yarnell
John Alexander
Harry Tageart
Will Stitt
Kate El]sperman
Tha Kinger
Charles Wiler
Julius Rotthius
Bert Faux Jeft
A.B Walker
William Walker
St Wayne
Lod
Walker
BR Eddy v
War Department
Prvate
Ralph Eday
Philippines
Eddy
McKinley
Capt
Ralph
Maune
Young Baldy
Business Change in local firm causes leadership shift
John Bo Reckey has struck a deal to take over the county and transfer magazine business from the Wucker Brothers. Reckey is energetic and likely to succeed. John and William Wuecker are hardworking citizens and it is hoped they remain in the city. The Wueckers will stay employed by Mr Rooney for the time being.
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John Bo Reckey
Ie Wil
Wucker Brothers
Roackey
John
William Wuecker
Messrs
Wacker
Rooney
Liberal With Money and Ohio Gubernatorial Promises
The Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer offers 350000 in cash premiums for the nearest correct total vote in Ohio. Election day is Tuesday New South this year with promises of state offers and legislators. The new legislature will choose a US senator to succeed Senator Poraker. The paper also offers 70 weekly clues of promises received this week, presenting an easy chance to gain money.
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Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer
Ohio
Legisliture
United States
Poraker
Schools Opened for New Term After Summer Break
The article notes students returning after vacation and many enrolling across departments. Teachers and staff, including Supp Haupert, prepared for the busy start with books and classrooms active as pupils resumed studies.
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Trey Blk
Hanjpre
Supp Haupert
Fredericksbury School Opening Amid Travel Notes
Fredericksbury reports plan to open school on September 4 with teachers preparing for the term. Several locals visit relatives, attend institutes and conventions, while a Sunday schools picnic is announced for September 6. Maude McCoy secures a Canal Dover position. Miss Ruth Craig visits the D. Dunham.
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Fredericksburg
Wenner
Lamartine
John Sheldon
Columbus
Harry Taylor
Orrville
Wm Hixon
James Sensenbaugh
Toledo
Cleveland
Millersburg
Mera Pilips
Ruth
Cuyahoga Falls
Sensenhaugh
Grace McClintock
Alda Lytle
Savannah
Young Bloods
Jean Monroe
Orrvffle
Maude McCoy
Canal Dover
Charles Fehrenbach
Earl Deetz
Ruth Craig
Shreve
Regina Barnes
D. Dunham
Flat car breaks in two blocks Pennsylvania Line traffic
A west bound freight on the Pennsylvania Lines was halted for six hours after an old Ron Arbor flat car broke in two at Custaloga Sunday night. Three adjacent cars derailed and Wooster work train cleared the wreckage by 2 AM Monday under Conductor Gil Rex.
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Pennsylvania
Custaloga
Ron Arbor
Wooster
At &Pm
Gil Rex
A Famous Newspaper Correspondent of the Chicago Record Herald
A renowned Chicago Record Herald correspondent, Curtis, is hailed as a dean among reporters for his intimate Washington ties and discerning commentary. Beginning in 1872 in Chicago, he rose to editor and moved to government posts, later shaping the Bureau of American Reports and directing coverage at the World’s Columbian Exposition. His travels span the United States and abroad with dispatches from Japan, England, Germany, France, Mexico, and South America, enriching the paper with letters and reports.
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United States
Thn
Chicago Record Herald
Curtis
Washington
Chicago
South American Commission
Cela
South America
James G. Bisine
Bureau of “American
Cattip
Japan
Léitérs
Accidents at Maysville and surrounding notes
Local notes from Maysville describe accidents and incidents around town. J J Haly aged six broke a collar bone while playing, August Amiet fell from a ladder injuring left arm and face, and a farmer faces financial trouble after a sheriff’s visit. Other items mention visits, repairs, a theatrical drama Wild Mab, and community remarks on residents and events.
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Mays Verle
Celia Amiet
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Harry Beal
Cleveland
A. A. Beal
Chas Stauffer
Bengals
Hauensteins
Ashland
Chas Brown
Berg
James Fisher
Joe Burdine
Mr. Fisher
Blosser
Wilber Derr
Ft Henry
Chas. Scott
Iming
J.J. Haly
Amiet
Alie Hoffacrs
Westeban
Hoffacra
Williams
St Visor Wi
Silas-Hermanand
Davidson
Jake
Oslo
Ree al
Two Weddings in Town Highlight Local Nuptials
Two weddings in town last week featured Perry Houser and Miss Matte-Wyer daughter of Joie Wyer, and Will Bowers with Miss Alice Jarvis, both prominent young couples. Also noted are Mrs Elizabeth Schuch called to Akron for ill daughter Maggie, Miss Belle Clause visiting, and other local social notices including births and visits.
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Elizabeth Schuch
Akron
Maggie
Belle Clause
John Plunder
Harvey Baer
Michigan
Alfred Lower
Rassinger
Putnam County
George McKean
Allegheny City
George Reinohl
M. E. Church
Rev. Henderson
KB V. Church
Perry Houser
Matte-Wyer
Joie Wyer
Will Bowers
Alice Jarvis
Jacob Mougey
Wooster
Henry Frey
Hoy
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James Coe
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Silver
Minnie Rhodes
Columbus Co
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Hhavee
St. Mary's Parochial School
Groodytteudance
H. W. Lowery
Lakeside
TD Nives
Harvey Bechtel
Pittsburg
Brewnests
D W Bechtel
D Nice
Bert Bechtel
Lima
Auton
Fram
Josiah Kechtel
Roy EberLurt
Carnegie
J McGee
Marecha
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Laing Reeser
Louise Hoby
W Hull
Norty Hackers
Bo Peckinpadich
Birdie Wihélm
Uaa
Geneva College
BY the
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Housekeepers Club
Wewman
East Tien
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Norwalk
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