Republican delegates plan Mt Vernon district convention 1903
The Republicans of the 17th 28th Senatorial District of Ohio will hold a delegate convention in Mt. Vernon on Thursday September 24 1903 at 2 pm to nominate a State Senator for the district. Delegates are apportioned by vote totals for L C Laylin in 1892 with Holmes Knox Morrow and Wayne counties represented. The section includes Holmes Knox Morrow and Wayne counties. The notice is signed by Hary S Griffith China W Phillips Secretary.
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Ohio
Holmes
Knox
Morrow
Wayne
Court Room
Mt. Vernon
L. C. Laylin
Holmes Knox
Hary S Giffith
China
W. C. Phillips
Kentuck crime trial and civic election items
Fragmentary OCR reports a proposed murder trial in Kentucky mentioning a suspect Jett and a life sentence. a separate note claims George Cox was elected president of a traction company and urges him to manage transit routes through Wooster, suggesting political opposition to Cox despite party loyalties.
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George Cox
Traction Company
Wooster
Parkey Sultan Faces Curiously Mixed Wealth Claims
A muddled report questions whether David Bo Milla’s wealth and recent deals reflect lax discipline or a need for moral tuning. The sultan of Parkey is referenced as a figure whose habits are described with uncertain tone and unclear motives.
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David Bo Milla
David B
Barron de Rothschild Problematic in Paris Car Search
Barron de Rothschild faced scrutiny after an automobile search in Paris. Reports indicate he possessed substantial wealth, yet the event raises questions about influence and access to resources amid the European context.
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Barron de Rothschild
Paris
Missouri man fined for bribe in odd legal note
A Missouri man was fined 100 dollars after admitting to receiving a 1000 dollar bribe. The court cited a convoluted trial record and noted the defendant failed to prove he did not kill his wife, while unrelated lines referenced an admiral, a tailor, and Turkish roads.
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Strangler Knappe
Missouri
Miss May Guelet Captures English Duke Worth Forty Million
Miss May Guelet may be pardoned for her taste as she is valued at forty million dollars, a sum that will influence matters where taste is concerned.
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Miss May Guelet
Electric road built between Wooster and Mansfield
On Labor Day we announce completion of another electric road linking Wooster and Mansfield. Details are promised in new columns and provide the particulars for readers seeking route and service information.
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Hin
Labor Day
Wooster
Mansfield
Fragmentary note on Miles and campaigns in Ohio
Fragmented lines discuss General Miles and the use of automobiles in warfare. The text references Ohio and mentions multiple campaigns with unclear details and phrasing. Further readable context is limited.
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Miles
Ohio
unclear fragment from Ashland notice prompts questions
Fragmentary text mentions David Collier of Ashland Fetae and remarks about Mr Johnson. Likely garbled OCR with names and phrases uncertain. No clear event or outcome identifiable.
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Bion
David Collier
Ashland- Fetae
Johnson
Beginning of the Show Season Prompting Reflective Hopes
A fragmented column mixes political notes and casual remarks as it muses on the start of a show season, ambitions to lift a cup, tea's honesty, and various global and national topics from Pennsylvania Democrats to Turkey and oil, with Beirut still lively and odd local prospects emerging.
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Sur Thetvas
Sir Thomas Gete a Capity Net Readiness for Ace
Fragmentary note mentions Sir Thomas and readiness, children urged to try again, summer arrival at Vacatum.
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Thomas Gete
Sir Thomas
Woodman Spare That Tree and the City Library
A letter laments plans to destroy the Mahogany tree north of Mason and Dixon line for a library project. It urges the trustees or architects tojustify saving the tree, opposing Arbor Day celebrations as a pretext for removal, and asks for a building redesign to preserve the tree and surrounding oaks and walnut trees.
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Tae Rieti Ap
Trbrmrs
Mason and Dixons
Tower of Babel
Board of Education
Stray Shots in Ohio Candidacy Debate Overshadows Senate Fight
The piece rails at Tom Johnson and Leta Johnson amid a fray over Ohio votes and party planks. It questions absentee delegates, party loyalties, and potential shifts in support for the presidency while noting railroad crippling proposals that affect vast wage earners.
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Ohio
Johnson Platform
World-wise fame for marvelous cures described in garbled text
The fragment mentions famous cures and distant names with unclear wording. It refers to Saint Louis and a numeric phrase while lacking coherent details or identifiable events. The piece appears damaged with multiple unreadable segments.
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Loubeck
Smithville Democratic Convention Sparks Clash Over Senate Nomination
In Smithville a heated Democratic convention debate centered on nominating a United States senator. Speakers praised J J Lentz as a steadfast Democrat while opponents attacked nominees and urged nonbinding stances. The event featured strong rhetoric from N D Batter and AP Sandles, with references to Bryan and Cleveland.
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Printijpur
N D
United States
Tam
Tir Sloane
Columbus
National Demomocratic Party
Chicago
Lentz
Cleveland
Franklin County
Sandusky
Johnsonism Described as Dangerous Doctrine Debate in Ohio
Quotations from East Liverpool Tribune condemn Johnsonism as nonsensical and undesirable, warning its victory in Ohio would bring disgrace. Urbana Times-Citizen laments the murder of John Lewis in the house of his friend Tom L, deeming the event awful.
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Ohio
East Liverpool
John Lewis
Tom L
Urbana Times-Citizen
Stomach Trouble Relief Reported from Greenfield Farm
D L Beach of Clover Nook Farm Greenfield Massachusetts says four years of stomach trouble improved after taking a box of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. He reports feeling much better after partial use. Sold by all druggists price 25 and 28 cents.
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D. L. Beach
Clover Nook Farm
Greenfield
Mass
Bryan's Heir and the Ohio Campaign Debate
The piece argues that Tom Johnson's control of Ohio Democratic momentum signals a national clash with W J Bryan. It questions whether Johnson invites Bryan toOhio to boost a national bid or to secure local gains. The text probes if Ohio is a local affair or a prelude to 1904 national politics.
Man Recovers After Battle Hardships with Pink Pills
The article tells of Henry Simons a Civil War veteran who narrowly escaped death after a vertigo attack while working in a Troy foundry. He suffered malaria gastritis and vertigo from bayou exposure but credits Dr Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring his strength and appetite. He praises the remedy and endorses it to others. Simons served in the Twelfth Connecticut infantry and was later confined at Libby Prison.
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Troy
Henr Simons
Mr. Simons
Linden Avenue
New Orleans
Bayou
Dr. Williams
William
Vr Sainons
Iat
Republic
Conneli
Othe Hutheot
Cedar Creek
Watauga
Libbey Pres
Deans
Ms Wr
Local notes from Wooster area include visitors and travels
Fragmentary notes mention Mies Eniga Spink and Kate McMillen from Wooster, Mrs Bogart and two Texas children, Dr E George returning to Cleveland, Roop of Maryland, and Postont and D A Stont seeing brick laying at Rittman. Indicates Labor Day gatherings and an upcoming correspondents picnic.
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Jack Frost
Mies Eniga Spink
Kate McMillen
Wooster
Bogart
Texas
E George
Cleveland
Maryland
Mechanicsburg
Postont
D A’ Stont
Rittman
Labor Day
Notice of sale and partition in Wayne County estate
Public notice of a September 22 sale of real estate in Wooster Ohio with terms a third cash and two years on balance, administered by a certain trustee. Also a petition by Leah Lewis guardian seeking partition of the west half of the northeast quarter and east half of the northwest quarter of section township and range, containing 160 acres, naming heirs and dates and requiring answers by October 31, 1693.
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Wee Botamr
Wayne Gounvyask
Rex
Drtwateko
Wayne
City of
Wooster
Totolf Hartell
Ohio
Sarah E. Tull
Mathias
Harrison
Towa
Louis F. Williams
Clarksville
Butler
State of Laws
Leah Lewis
Thomas &. Morrow
Fran Epee Stinty
Thio
Will Uither
Oeen Monde
Frank Taggart
Balm Restores Hearing And Speech, Ely Brothers Ad Claim
The ad claims Ely Brothers balm cured a two year old ear condition for a Granger, Ohio teacher. It states the voice and hearing have fully recovered, the balm is non irritating, and was available for 50 cents or by mail from 66 Warren Street New York.
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Speggaarr
Ely Brossr
Brown
Granger
Ely Brothers
Warren St
New York
Death of Miss Mabel Ross in Cleveland
On Sabbath Dr Jameson was summoned to Cleveland for the illness of Mrs Virginia Ross. Chas Birchfield visited his daughter Mabel in hospital about two months. Mabel died around midnight Saturday. Rev Love of Wonster conducted Presbyterian services Sunday. Zettis Numbers is seriously ill. The Mabel sisters hosted Friday night for Miss Jennie Gregor Elizabeth Johnson and Della Waters and Ada Reinhardt, with a supper and tales of Colorado voyages.
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Smithville
Perry Straw
Chicago
Starns
David Derr
Inlingh Henderson
Iola
D Derr
Harry Sinclair
Lulu Nist
Jos
Canton
Austin Brant
Bluffton
C . Yoder
Mary Yoder
Mary Spricher
Anna B. Yoder
Amanda Ramseyer
Fanny Kropf
Fannie Steiner
Simon “Meker
Simon Zook
Isaiah Joyer
Cleveland
Frank Winger
Quichter
Dr. Jameson
Virginia Ross
Chas Birchfield
Mabel
Miss Mabel
Rev Love
Wonster
Zettis
Mabel Sisters
Jennie Gregor
Elizabeth Johnson
Della Waters
Ada Reinhardt
Colorado
Local notices from Armstrong area read as visits and travels
Armstr ong residents report travel and visits including David Armstrong and wife returning from Pennsylvania and Theodore Hensel attending the state fair in Columbus. Mrs Susan Wagner and grandchild of Lodi visited friends, Perry Miller and family visited Wadsworth, Amos Ritter roofed Rachel Jacobs’ woodhouse, Miss Vera Hensel spent Sunday with her sister in Lodi.
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David Armstrong
Pennsylvania
Theodore Hensel
Columbus
Susan Wagner
Ren
Lodj
Perry Miler
Wadsworth
Amos Ritter
Rachel Jacobs
Woodhouse
Vera Hensel
Lodi
Sealy
David Ai
Mate Boe
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United Piatographar
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Hell
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Kent Redett
Fredericksburg
Bryant & Co
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Charles 4 Roche
Wayne County
Ross W. Funck
Wooster, O
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Arm
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Ugha D. Owen
Seville
Kaart
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