Brostee Republican Ticket in Wayne County Election
The Republican county ticket printed in Wooster Ohio lists candidates for county offices including Ross W Fung for Judge Samuel Fatter for auditor Welke Christy for treasurer G A Gaybolt for recorder Jacob Snyder for infirmary director and others. The notice appears in The Ticket Republican Printing Co Wooster Ohio dated September 6 1899 and is stamped as Second Class Mail Matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross W Fung Issloger
Samurl
Welke
Christy
Treasrer
Abra AM Gaybolt
G. Acker
Jacob Snydeh
Consistency says Troy art a jewel in Ohio race
The piece argues John K R McLean of Washington DC seeks Ohio governance by questionable residence claims and shifting platform. It mocks his ties to trusts, silver policy, and boodle allegations while predicting he'll be a “sandbagger” who pays for influence rather than earning votes. The piece concludes Ohio voters want a man, not money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John KR. McLean
Washington, D. C
Ohio
Hera
Washington
Cincinati
Cincinnati
Boaingas
New York
McLean
America
Gente Ie
Hoe
Dhe Giganto Trust
National Trust of
Trosteia
Thomas Lipton
Funston Denies Opposition to the War
A false report claims General Funston opposes the war in the Philippines and Oaks. The text asserts Funston supports ending the campaign and calls on Americans to finish the job. The piece notes the misstatement could undermine those opposing the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funston
Philippines
Oaks
Sagain
Eilipinos
A TRUST OF TRUSTS Fades Into Political Banter
A jumble of rumors and quips critiques trusts, politics, and public figures. Mentions Aguinaldo Dreyfus case McLean Allen Myers and Lipton as well as smallpox scare at Newport and a Akron Street fair with beard seection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Nak
Akron
List of letters at post office read in fall
Fragmentary notice lists names such as B. Dionaye, C. Miler, Miss Nette Orr, T. Siarteny, P.M. reading letters held at the post office. The entry from OOSTER Rept. 6, 1899 notes read dates and partial names with unclear context.
Reunion of Garver family draws record crowds in Wayne County
The Garver family reunion on the camp meeting grounds drew six to eight hundred attendees the largest one-family gathering in Wayne County. W W Garver presided with Rev Garver leading prayer, music by the Sterling choir and quartet, and recitations by Miss Rebecca Irvin and Miss Bell. Letters from Garver relatives afar were read, and the event is slated to return next year with plans already under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garvera
W. W. Garver
Lattasburg
Garver
Speccer
Sterling Choir
Garvere
Sullivan
Rebecca Irvin
Orrville
Misa Bell
Cleveland
Garvers
Wayne County
Lyman C. Wertz
Rev. Mead
M. E Church
Miss & Fie Lindsey
Wooster
H.S. Rett
Cedar Valley
D. N. Snyder
Wits
Srn
J. Matthews
Clara Holmen
Cal. Harbaugh
Raymond Keifer
Lloyd Martin
Ted McVicker
Misa Cora Drew
Kallie McVicker
Carles Wertemberger
Chitt
Yankee
Oil drilling progress and local news in the country
Sept 6 report says drilling for oil is progressing, a small gas vent occurred Saturday evening. Emmett Osskey has a newborn boy. Sept 4 a local doctor reports a busy practice treating headaches. Village depopulation noted with a resident moving to Wooster and five empty houses. Clark Webster returned home sick, corn cutting demand rising due to dry weather ripening fodder earlier than usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Osskey
Fritz
Mr. Grub
Wooster
Clark Webster
Busy week as village hosts social and field work
Sept 6 reports a busy period with social events at S M Whittmore's and gatherings at Wiesassat Home and Pleasant Home Isat ek, plus 23 men at Hell telephones work and wire stringing near Kedhbaw. Local residents Rev Swinenart and others visit relatives as schools reopen and Labor Day activities wrap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Thia
Kedhbaw
Wetka
M Swinenart
Masontown
Josiah Swinebart
Samuel
Shively
Indiana
John Myere Saase Myers
Philadelphia
Elmer Flury
Burgoor
Lattasburg
Friecda
David Telm
Dananter
Smithville
F. Swinehart
Medina Country
J. W. Buert
Chester Townahly
Zanesville
Wooster Gan Club Nets Cash at Canton Meet
The Wooster Gan Club failed to form as a strong unit at Canton on Monday but produced a cash haul. A E Luce placed first with 42 points, breaking a 15 straight sequence. Irve Stevens took third, O D Veiupaugh also third, Ka iiinkerhoff third, and W A Mougey shared two thirds. The club had planned a business shoot for Friday October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster Gan
A E Luce
Irve Stevens
O D Ve Eiupaugh
Ka Iiinkerhoff
W. A. Mougey
Social Notes From Tuesday's Daily tev
Thomas Barker of Wishita Kano and Mario Merker plan a Wednesday evening wedding. Mr and Mrs YU I[mse.d of Bloomington hosted neighbors and friends with a phonographic concert. Misses Cora and Lilian Fredrick hosted a small gathering at their Sea Avenue home for guest Miss Helen McLaughlin from Odertin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Barker
Wishita
Kano
Mario L Merker
F. Ocover
D. D
YU. KR
Bloomington
Cora
Lilian Fredrick
Sea’s Avenue
Pleasanty
Helen McLaughlin
Odertin
Wooster Divine Samuel Glenn Visits Venango Pa
Samuel M Glenn of Wooster Ohio visited relatives in Venango Pa and received warm greetings from old friends. He preached at the First Presbyterian Church in Venango on Sunday morning and evening, delivering engaging sermons. The editor recalls youthful days with Mr Glenn and references Virgil's text and scholarly touches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuell
Virgil
Union Christian Endeavor Meeting Draws Strong Turnout
The Reformed church hosted a well attended Christian Endeavor gathering led by Miss Sophia Lyon. F Hoey spoke on Missions and recounted county canvassing with six talks in Wooster district. Maps charts and light illustrations aided his plan to help eclectics secure low cost drafts. Music by a ladies quartet Newell Eilspermar Sidle and Sevens with Miss Grogsen on organ enhanced the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Christian Endeavor
Reformed Church
Sophia Lyon
F. ©. Hoey
Newell
Eilspermar
Sidle
Sept 4 Social Notes From Fred erickenbure and Sterling
Sept 4 notes report Mrs Wm Hixor of Fred erickenbure as guest of G L Lea and family Benton Good and family spent Monday in Sterling visiting former alstera and families Mrs J H Cloas ill with cancer is worse J F Amstatz visiting daughter Delia Thomas at Mt Pleasant O A Slammons went to Mt Vernon to consult surgeons over appendicitis Maude Haan visited friends here and Cuyahoga Falls Clem Aukland and wife welcome a baby girl a young housekeeper arrived at Fred Marks home in South Sterling Sterling Male Quartet and Double Quartet attended the Garver reunion and were invited to next annual reunion for music G K Lee busy with repairs on Capt Mer V Bates residence east of Seville.
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Wm. Hixor
Frederickenbure
G. LU. Lea
Benton Good
Sterling
A. Slammons
Mt. Vernon
Cass
Maude Haan
Cuyahoga Falls
Clem Aukland
Fred Marks
South Serling
Garver
Committee On Music
Thoreday
G. K. Lee
Mer VY. Bates
Seville
Jacob Soell
Cleveland
Misa Olja Sewkirk
Canton
Wast Salem
M. EB
Dempeter
Letgsic
Moday Evning
Kintner Bros
van Dorn Pri Pery
Ailes Aliceste
Roy
Futon
Beallapile
Presbyterian Church
Mss
Leia Snell
Jerry
Overton
Mrs Stoner
Led
D. L. Whitmire
S. Whitmore’s
McKay
Speer
M. E
N. Aires
Owen Fs
Paul
Berea
Geo W
Wovater
J.T. Atkingop
K. T. Atkingon
Washingtor
D.C
H. KB. Atkinson
Marynville
Guista
Thatrelater
Geo. Brengar
Mary Kinkertou
Woopster
G. W. Kipke
Musa Hawk
Wooster
I. N. Hawk
Misa Jeania EK. Zaver
Oberlin
Misa Minnie E Zavver
Nelson Shaw
Lodi
Gueta
L. F. Holsinggin
Anderson
Pittsburg
D. Sammera
Daniel Bowman
Khia
Edmond Brentzer
Achia
Mr. Lehman
Madisnoburg
Miss Reed
Arvina Betz
Sanday
Sunshine
Union Veteran Legion Meeting Notice in Baltimore
Baltimore Maryland hosts Union Veteran Legion meeting with rail travel details for September 9 to 18. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers one fare round trip from Baltimore to timore with deposit requirements and deadlines for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Veteran Legion Meeting
Baltimore
Baltimord & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Obscure obituary notices mix ages and dates in fragment
Fragmentary obituary item references ages 68 and 83 with days Friday and August, mentioning names Kin and Balan and a former resident of a Ra house. Content is garbled, offering minimal readable details about persons and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wedoeday Ag
Thomas Kin
Balan
Ker
Sept 4 community notes and visits near town
Sept 4 entries recount visits by Lettie Walton Etta and Emma Miller and various neighbors. church services at Evangelical and Presbyterian. Town socials, fruit harvests, a concert rescheduled for Friday, and local tradesmen like J. H. Ault active in real estate. Weather notes warn of drought yet praise local gatherings and families visiting from Cleveland, Canton, and Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hensel
Lod
Congress
Misa Lettie Walton
Eure Etta
Emma Miller
David Gearhart
Burbank
Mr. Biddle
Pensayfvalis
Liz Duck
Cedar Valley
Lund Lake
Summit County
Wear
Diya
Bakit Club
Alfred Biystoger
Hinffion
Riends
Daniel Letay
Alfred Louis
A Mother Called Mrs Maggie B. Passes at 83
Mrs Maggie B wife of Ivin Rich wine living four miles east of the city died yesterday afternoon of inter tinct fever and bird poisoning. She was 83 years and 1 day, daughter of James Dunglass near Dalton. The husband and two children mourn her death. She arranged her own funeral. The last rites will be at 104 pm Thursday from the residence with interment in Honeytown cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie B
Ivin Richwine
Milena
James Dunglass
Dalton
Hehwine
Ubrigtian
M. Thareday
Honeytown
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News of
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K. Nat
Franklin
Buptema Co
Ottawa
Columbiana
Kl Roe Pioman
Vas Wert
Consistency
Troy
Aguinaldo
Jimmy Campbell
Dreyfus
Utah
California
Allen O. Myera
Mark Hanna
Washington County
Toledo
Jones
Waynes County
Zooesville
the Republican
Blachley
Golden Cornerr
Clyde Armstrong
Grace
S. M Whittmore
G. W Irvin
Mra
Thos Armstrong
W. T. Keeney
Wiesassat
Thornes
Frank Hamman
Ashland
Ammer
Herry Gao, Jr
H. VP. Grate
Elie
Pigeyei
Rissete
Hautehaugh
Aipule
Reek
Toan
Crummer
Henry Muargonta
Louey Wagner
Liverymman Smith
Lee King
Aick
Delano
Ruth] Moore
Atte
Honoeytowno
Jennie Detts
Ty Sation
R G. Merriman
Paylor Clark
Homer
George Franks
F. Nussbaum
Chas. Burchflsid
Rosa
Eberly
MT. Eaton
John J. Sharp
George Eshelman
B.C
Walter
Edstauffer
Janndergoin
Bia Cops Bank
Louis Jaundervein
Eugene Rosenfeld
Bachman
Frank Saurer
Alex. Maurer
J.J Wampler
Wm. Mauka
Wily
Avenas
Mt. Eolton
Wilmot
Wige
Hotel Lucas
Sargent
Methodiat Church
Lang
Blanchard
OC. O. Harold
Manila
John Yohn
Wilson
Harrisburg
Frank Gable
Chariss Thompson
Mite
James’ ‘Tasker
Applecreek
Douglas Feots
Tasker Wayther
Union Endeavor Meeting
South
Chester
Huddle
Evangelical Church
Young People’s Alliance
John Houck Pod
Anna Weltmor
D. O. Landay
Adam Shoup
Marshallville
Canaan
Big Prairie
A. W. Shearer
Mohican Creek
John Miller
Garlisle
Martha Daugherty
I. H. Aylsworth
Hal Merkel
U. 8. Cavalry
Bia
Killbuck
Spain
Mooney
Ana
Fursi
Golf Capes
Wen
Spink St. Wooster
O. Kig
Daniel T. Lottmap
Oho
Daniel FE. Sofrman
Berda
Mufemas Wooster
Isaiah W Preele
Wayna Canty
Ulin
Aliis
Allowante Bon Cork
Yartilion Salke
Ais Siou
Prisate
Mitchell Arto
Pramkhip Techeltp
Coe
Merit of
Moriland
Fhe Farms
Cengaynd Vuatte
Baru Ayofer Hasgages Bilev No
Uae
Wip
Clevaul Ape Bose Atta Ds Ik
Mary Jount
Oeertvege
Loys
Alen
Faisonnat Wooster
Siadeay Everi
Mee
Jefly
Weilersville
Joan Heflsy
Jobo
Theo
Felter
Bes FF
Tom Vorhera
Buffalo
Trigy
Usha
Boston
Hutt Baney
Kayser
SJ Bour Hetts
Electona
Osnty
Obie
Ford Us
Weyoe
PRO
Ty Giagheas
W. D Tylor
Corp
Suny
Agity Ito
Dgr
ELF
Grand Rapids
Ind Onor
Agnurst Dewey
Amd
W. Layda
Uckiteien
Aretiers Y
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Everbody
Montgomery Yard
AP Rees
Atte-d-Lee
Aus
Perty
Bo McCoones
Ace Mies
Clara Gerber Voth
Bast Coren
Wylie Smiths
Wes Lier
Bite
Stendard
Vrese Shert
ER & Ery
Bee Dairy
Kansas
Pennsylvania Railroad
King Bros
Stuller
Freedlander
L.e
Freedlander’s
Fpreedlanders
ONE Price Clothing Store
Price
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