Perrine's New Comet Discovered Near Perseus
Prof Perrine of Lick Observatory reports a newly discovered comet in Perseus moving northwest with a near moon width over 24 hours. It lacks naked eye visibility, shows a short tail, and Harvard and Wilson observers publish initial orbital estimates with the sun’s position guiding its travel toward late November observations.
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Perrine
Lick Observatory
California
Constellation
Perseus
Bh, Wilson
Harvard Observatory
Morro
Trials Set by Judge Eason for September Dates
Judge S B Eason schedules several civil cases for trial by the court. On Friday September 12, Wayne County National Bank vs L D Cornell et al and Wayne County National Bank vs L D Cornell. Also Bank of Elyria vs Kate Sheard et al. On Tuesday September 16 Tottie Cramer vs Hester Thompson 7776 Redett & Sons vs Beatty Harrison et al 7946 Paul Oliver vs John Chesrown. On Wednesday May 17 David Brennemaan vs Julius Cheyney et al aye Stebbins vs John W Cutter ef.
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S. B. Eason
Wayne County National Bank
L. D. Cornell
Monda
Bank of Elyria
Kate Sheard
Tottie Cramer
Hester Thompson
Redett’ & Sons
Beatty Harrison
Paul’Oliver
John Chesrown
David Brennemaan
Julius Cheyney
aye # Stebbins
John W. Cutter
Doctor Snell Ties to Notable Electro Medical Institute Visit
A medical figure named Dr. Snell from the New York and Ohio Electro Medical Institute visits Bett neerioaRhone, with strong support from Senator d. Foraker’s policy circle. The report notes high recommendations and a promising public reception for his stay and work.
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Snell
New York and Ohio
Local notes from Marshallville and nearby towns
Marshallville reports moving plans for Bert Weygandt and his family to Doylestown to work for brother in law J W Zimmerman in hardware. Rebecca Baer leaves for extended Michigan to New York trip via sister Mrs Catharine Lower. Sam Cleckner plans move to Akron. Fifteen cars of hay and straw shipped by J H Honser and C D Aorst. Matilda Johnson of Cleveland teaches elecution for silver medal contest contestants. Gerstenschlager family reunion held near Shouk home with 75 attendees from Akron Cleveland Wadsworth Doylestown Canal Fulton. round dinner and music. no reunion at Canal Fulton. WT U silver medal contest in Reformed church won by Edith Stinson with Miss Stinson praised for performance. Marshallville orchestra contributed. C R Musser and Geo Shondel started Western states tour. Miss Myrtle Keiffer returns to Orrville to teach.
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Marshallville
Bert Weygandt
Doyles Town
J W Zimmerman
Rebecca Baer
Catharine Lower
Michigan
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Sam Cleckner
Akron
J H Honser
C D
Orrville
Matilda Johnson
Cleveland
Gerstenschlager
Arias Shouk
Wadsworth
Doylestown
Canal Fulton
WT U
FA. Steele
Fred Shook
Raymond Weekesser
Cecilia Byler
Lucy Post
Edith Stinson
Miss Stinson
Miss Johnson
C. R. Musser
Geo. Shondel
Myrtle Keiffer
Raudebaugh Family Reunion in Overton
Raudebaugh family held a reunion at Dr A Raudebaugh home in Overton on Sept 4 with about 110 attendees from nearby areas. Dr E C Raudebaugh was elected president, Henry Warner vice president, and Miss Jennie Octer secretary and treasurer. committees on location and family history were named. events included a noon meal and social games before departure. Notable out-of-town guests included Mrs Martha Walters Cameron Missouri and Abraham Soliday Neoga Illinois.
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Raudebaugh
A. Raudebaugh
Overton
aeckteHef
L. E. Raudebaugh
Wooste
Henry
Charles Fetzer
Wooster
J F Raudebaugh
Martin Landis
W Wooster
Eliza Handebaugh
Godar Valley
Martha Walters
Cameron
Abraham Soliday
Neoga
Til
Nathaniel Soliday
Richland County
Wm. Rardebaugh
Cleveland
Letter List No 36 from Wooster Post Office 1902
Following are the letters remaining in Wooster post office Monday September 8 1902 listing Genthoven D A Bolville Freman E C Grosjear H C Lequillon J K Peebles E L Reynolds Wm Steiger A T Thorne F K Wood Ladies Miss Rose George Miss Arba Hall Miss Rachel Lehman Mrs Gertrude Leman Mrs Lellicia Mc Gighen Mrs Sarah RB Newcomer Miss Nellie Pocock Miss Pearl Shotte Miss Emma Smith Mrs William Stevers Package Mrs A W Cullen Cy RLATIERY BP 3.
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Wooster
Genthoven
D. A. Bolville
A. Freman
E. C. Grosjear
J. K. Peebles
E. L. Reynolds
Wm. Steiger
A. T. Thorne
F. K. Wood
Jadies
Rose George
Arba Hall
Rachel Lehman
Gertrude Leman
Lellicia Mc
Funeral of Edward Gaunts in Creston town
The funeral for Edward Gaunts, killed by an eastbound Erie freight near Union Hep, was held from his father’s residence. Rev E L Anderson officiated. interment at Maple Oresby. Gauntz, 81, was a Creston fire company member and elder of a large family with seven surviving relatives.
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Creston
Edward Gaunts
Erie
Union
Harry Gauntz
South Creston
E L Anderson
Presbyterian Church
Maple Oresby
Gauntz
Peg
Etta Keeney
Zanesville
Adam Fernwalt
East Kurntreet
M Sulliger
Victor Eberwin
Massillon
George Stauffer
Chiraus Junctien
Henry Stauffer
Moe
Hearta
Osborn
Seville
Roy Anderson
Arline Tenney
Robert Tenney
C. A. Tenney
Erie Railroad
Central
Cleveland
Robert
Chamberlin
Wolverine
T B. Ewing
Uriah McDowel
Ashland
Sarah Vanterholder
Fostoria
Matillda Bechtel
Orrville Friends
Misa Adette Tanter
Weune
Cuyahoga Falls
W. Tointon
Faniy
McGlewen
Sanduskiv
Tom Ls
Fifth Ward Weasels Triumph In Tight 12 11 Victory
The Fifth Ward Weasels beat the Tom Browns 12 11 in a hard fought Saturday game. Leighty Boegner Hall and Nice contributed with multiple hits and runs while Brown’s side featured Nice Hall and Al cock. Umpire Berbert officiated as the Weasels remain undefeated for the season.
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Ward
Weasels
Tom Browns
Leighty
Boegner
Nice Hall
Alcock
Nice
Hall
Berbert
Wayne County Fair Announces Multiple Inducements
Wayne County Agricultural Association sets cash prizes for farm products including 25 20 15 and 10 for top displays and 3 2 for curiosities while offering premiums for pet stock relics household articles and poultry displays. The board plans a larger cattle barn and a new sheep barn as part of fair improvements. The county infirmary farm reports shed fares.
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Wayne County Agricultural Association
County Infirmary Farm
Safe Burglary at Sharon Center Post Office
Four men pried open a south side window of Sharon Center post office early Tuesday morning blowing the safe. About 400 dollars in cash and stamps were secured. Dr. T D Hullinaworth and Henry Knepp fired at the burglars. no pursuit occurred. A government officer suspects a Northern Ohio gang active in recent post office robberies. Frank Bowers saw the robbers and fired.
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Creston O
Septio
T D Hullinaworth
Jingu Henry Knepp
Alga
Hironga
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Alege Cmd
Ohio
Sharon
Medina County
Sharon Center
Frank Bowers
Pleasant Surprise in Baltimore Celebrates Litsinger Birthday
A 60th wedding anniversary for Joseph Litsinger was celebrated on Aug 26, 1902, at his home near Applecreek. Neighbors and friends gathered for dinner and gifts including three rockers presented by Applecreek and local neighbors. Rev Patterson and Rev Scarborough spoke, noting Litsinger’s long farming life and active Sabbath church attendance.
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Moreland
Baltimore
Abe
Thoisx Litsinger
Franklin Town
Jame Tabriel
Cutter
Messrs
Munson
Scott O
Applecreek
Patterson
Martin Scott
Lunl
Romance Ends In Wedding At St Louis
Smithville notes tell of a romance culminating in the marriage of Mrs Mary Belle Dressler to Gingery in St Louis. The couple, acquainted years ago when he tutored her class, wed at a Methodist preacher's home with local friends sending off the bridal party. We wish them well on their life together.
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Smithville
Dan Ran Spe Pave
Ries Mahels
Elias Bart
Mary Belle Dressler
St Louis
Toth* Gingery
Gingery
Creston
Lewis
Philippines
St. Louis
Local notices from Fredericksburg visitors and school openings
Fredericksbury correspondence notes Miss Esta Knoble and brother visiting from Canton, Mrs Lattie Bleistein returning from Piqua, Farol Johnson back from Osuka, and the Wehrly family from Chicago with two sons. Miss Low Lyon arrives to begin grammar school, and the district welcomes Prof W E B Wenner as superintendent. classes start with Linea Lyon, Bibbierow, and Mary Stuff among staff.
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Prederikaburg
Esta Knoble
Canton
Lattie Bleistein
Piqua
Farol Johnson
Ezra Johnaon
Osuka
Charles Wehrly
Atlantic City
New York
Mra Eugenie Wehrly
Chas
Chicago
Webr
County Well Represented at Young Peoples Union Meet
Wayne county sent several ministers to the Young Peoples Christian Union convention held in Canton on September 4 and 5. W J McClintock of Fredericksburg moderated the presbytery meeting, W H Hubbell of Dalton was presbytery clerk, and W A Littell of Wooster served on a key committee. Hubbell gave the welcome, Littell spoke on The Young Christian in Politics, and Rose A Wilson addressed The Young Christian in Social Life. John H Taylor of Fredericksburg and Ada Lytle of Wooster served on the nominating committee.
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Wayne County
Young
Peprs Christian Union
Mansfield
Canton
W. J McClintok
Fredercksburg
Pesbytery
W H. Hubbell
Dalton
W A Littell
Wooster
J. Tharge
Fredburg
Littell
Rose A Wilson
John H. Taylor
Fredericksburg
Ada Lytle
Woosa
Lifesaving Crew Receives Government Gold Medals
A Cleveland Ohio life saving station crew saved twenty seven men and two women from a Lake Erie wreck between October 31 and November 11 1883. Nine crew members received government gold medals for bravery. The most dramatic rescue occurred October 11 when the barge J Transon ran ashore during a hurricane. Fire-boat crews capsized but all hands were saved, including Charles Learned who later described rheumatism and nostalgia from exposure. Learned later praised Pink Pills for Pale People and recounted his recovery and return to work as a farmer in Sandy Creek New York while endorsing the remedy and its distributor Dr Williams Medicine Company.
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U.S
Cleveland
Ohio
Lake Erie
Aire
Charles
Learned
Leonard
Mark
Sandy Creek
Cave
Elected Officers at Orrville Baby Show Picnic
Correspondents' officers elected Saturday for the county rural association. The baby show drew an even dozen entrants. top prizes awarded to Ole Hartzler's eight month old daughter and Chas Oyler's four month old daughter. Events included musical and recitation performances with address by Dr H J Sullivan and humorous welcome by Rev Neikirk. Weather affected attendance with morning clouds and light rain.
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Taenie
Satur Y
Jag. A. Hamilton
Orrville
E. C. Dix
Olive Dirck
Q. Mo Giravatt
H J Sullivan
Henry Jacot
J. We Bricker
Mina Scott
George Dansham
C A Mellen
Gay McDowell
Jacob Neiswanger
Charles Devinney
Wooster
Jacot
Neiki Sudienca
Misgreorgia Hamilton
Neikirk
J. W. Bricker
Olite Ditch
Bunker- Hill
H. J Sullivan
Miss Graifton
Missner
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Wilson
Wiliam -Annat
Popular Council
William Annat
Gome
East Liberty St
E. Paumier & Co
Gourthouse, Wooster
The
Burelars
McGuff
Sharcy
Smithville Maiden
Keersticas
Chas Beelman
Manosfield
Norman
Frank Hoover
Padneah, Ky
Hina JJ Sweaver
Snet Week
Clarence Buchanan
Columbusa
Tir Buchanan
Mawes Nowbobs
Ligonier
Pa Waa
Putte-Barnes Defo
Gertarde Barnys
Houme
Mabel and Hatfield
Jennie Brown
Moore
Wilkinsburg
Howard Creaby
Welneslay
Phela Lowe
Thursias
Win Ober
W EB Wenner
Linea Lyon Oof Wooster
Bibbierow
Mary Stuff
Yee
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