Paineville Erie-Panesville baseball aims to play Wooster
The Erie-Panesville team seeks to play on the Wooster fair grounds Monday and Tuesday next week. If secured, Wooster will field its strongest lineup this season. Follis will be out of town. Weld returns to play second. Kettler will cover short. Wilhelm in right field.
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Erie-Panesville
Wooster
Fair Grounds
Follis
Eutech
Bup
Shiebh Nish- Dhuadelphia
Tehgur
Smith
Social notes on Miss Pfeister's surprise party
About twenty friends gathered at Amyps Jacob Bisher home Friday evening to celebrate Miss Mary Pfeister with a pleasant surprise. Refreshments were served and all enjoyed the evening. Pfeister left Saturday for her home in Winesburg and Wooster residents regret her departure.
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Miss
Mary Pfeister
Amyps-Jacob Bisher
Ons
Shia UD
Miss Pfeister
Winesburg
Durher
Wooster
Obituary Notes for Albart Nice Former Resident of City
Albart Nice, a former city resident in the restaurant trade, died after a prolonged illness of stomach and liver trouble at his Akron home. He was about 40, survived by his wife and two children. He was a cousin of Gaels New sixneuths, daightée 60we m. Spittler. The tuecc. ei piace Monday after noon.
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Albart Nice
Meadspeaperch
Akron
Akron regiment plans two day anniversary celebration
Akron members of the night regiment prepare for a two day event starting November 20 with a grand patriotic concert to welcome prominent visitors. The morning of November 21 marks the unit’s third anniversary with a military parade involving city organizations and a free public program later that day.
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Akron
Ight Regment
Phis-atair
Sig
Bautenscherger Family Reunion At Apple Creek
Apple Creek Sept. 9. Seventy or more descendants gathered at Z L Numbers' farm two miles northeast of Apple Creek for a Bautenscherger family reunion on Sept. 7. After dinner Rev. Miller of Apple Creek spoke, and the group planned to meet next year at Martin Bautenscherger’s north of Apple Creek.
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Applecreek
Z. L
Lautenschlager
Hierensuniazer
BoardAdds Freehand Drawing Course To Public Schools
The Board of Education decided to offer a freehand drawing course in city public schools. Mrs. R N Sheldon was elected to a one year term to teach the new subject, starting Monday. Sheldon, trained at Cooper Union and the National Academy, studied with noted masters and is deemed thoroughly competent. The board plans to broaden pupil study options, keep four year high school curriculum with Latin in years one and two, and add bookkeeping and commercial law as electives. Architect Webster stated the new school building will be ready by November 1.
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Board of Education
R N. Sheldon
Sheldon
Reid
Knauft
Boxweil
Webster
Doylestown Man Dies After Stroke
Abraham Baysinger, a well known farmer south of Doylestown, died Friday night after suffering a stroke on Wednesday. Funeral services were held at his residence Sunday afternoon. He ran a brick yard for many years and left a widow and three married children. He was in his 77th year.
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Doylestown
Abraham Baysinger
Baysinger
Child Pleads for Country House Gift to Gould
A New York observer recalls Dr. E R L Gould of City and Suburban Homes visiting an upper east side apartment. A seven year old girl urged him to give a country house, praising Helen Gould’s philanthropy and asking for his help to secure a home in the country.
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E.R. L. Gould
City and Subuaban Homes
Upper East Side
Helen Gould
New York
Gould
Helen
Fredericksburg Notes Pan American trip and farmers rally report
Fredericksburg notes recount Er nest Leeper and companions visiting the Pan American, with arrivals from various towns. It covers Mrs Harvey Redett at Springs, Jacob Shicker en route to Cleveland encampment, and soldiers departing. It also reports the Fifth Annual Picnic of the Holmes County Farmers Correspondents association at Boyd's farm, with about two thousand attendees, band performances, speeches by local dignitaries, and praise for Holmes County schools and leaders.
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Fredericksburg
Ernest Leeper
Mabel
Orphy Lytle
Wm. Smith
John
P. N
Fred
Harvey Redett
Tolootn
Rand Springs
Redett T
Jacob Shicker
Nebraska
Shicker
Cleveland
Holmes County Farmers’ Correspondents Association
Boyd's Prove
Boyds Schoolhouse
Berlin Township
Millersburg
Nenton
Hérmes County
Hons
J. A. McDowall
Celius Pomere
E. E. Olmstead
S. B Enson
John Maxwell
Holmes County
Wooster Churches Observe McKinley Assassination
Across Wooster, church services remembered President McKinley. Ministers at multiple congregations prayed for his recovery and spoke on themes of gentleness and civil authority while denouncing anarchy.
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Wooster
McKinley
Mee
A. D. Knapp
H W. Lowery
Presbyterian Church
Evangelical Christ Church
President McKinley
Reformed Church
S . Neikirk
Neikirk
G.C. Smith
Creston Whisperings Correspo aence
The Creston Whisperings column notes milliner Mrs J D Fike and Miss Nettie Morehead in Cleveland on fall trade, G A R encampment expectations in Cleveland, remarks on McKinley assassination context, local church and school updates, and town notices about roads, corn fields, peaches, and cornet offerings.
Nineteen Wooster People Return From City Trip
Nineteen Wooster residents from Buffalo Cleveland Barberton Akron and other places were returning home by train. The through express would not wait and arrived after 1 o clock. the Wooster group reached home shortly after 1 in carriages.
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Wooster
Bufalo
Cleveland
Barberton
Akron
Ersa A
Miss Magner writes from Buffalo in Republican report
An OCR fragment from The Republican notes Miss Magner in Buffalo praising an exposition. She comments on a president and a long evening spent observing a flame or fire, with garbled terms suggesting flood, Jerusalem, and a day of pacification. The text is incomplete and ambiguous.
Marriage Licenses for Wooster Marshallville and Doylestown Couples
Marriage licenses issued for Jerry Virallo and Paulina arano of Wooster. Orin Wagner of Marshallville. Della M Zimmerman of North Lawrence. Henry M Lee of Easton. Edith M Olmstead of Doylestown.
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Jerry Virallo
Paulina‘arano
Wooster
Orin Wagner
Marshallville
Della M. Zimmerman
North Lawrence
Henry M. Lee
Easton
Edith M. Olmstead
Doylestown
Notice to Water Consumers In Reddick Dam Failure
The city must pump water from Apple Creek to protect against fire loss as the Reddick dam supply has failed. The State Board of Health condemns this water as unfit for domestic use and informs residents to avoid using it for water works.
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Reddick
Apple Creek
State Board of Health
Wooster Letter Lig No 37 Post Office List
Wooster Ohio September 9 1901 lists remaining letters in the Wooster post office on Monday Gentlemen Frank Dielman Wm Steen Gand Jack F Glenn B D Leven Wm Miller E S Richard Chas L Roger Ladies Miss Mandilla Lapp Miss Myrtle McGloud OT 7 RY P M
Ordered to Leave the Town After McKinley Shooting
An injured veteran who served in Fredericksburg was ordered to depart by excited townsfolk after President McKinley was shot. He warned that if the assailant remains, he may face tar and feathers.
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McKinley
National Glass Exhibit at Pan-American Exposition
National Glass Company showcases its 21 plants with main office at rym Pan-American Grows exhibit all glassmaking processes from raw material to finished product. The display covers every step in manufacturing and emphasizes value and scale of the operation.
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National Glass Company
Rym
Pan- American
Sat
Local Notes From Clearcreek Valley and Nearby
Reports from Clearcreek Valley and surrounding areas recount travel, arrivals, and social events. Notables include Fetzer’s return from Oklahoma, Alma Woodruff’s unclear passing, contributions by teachers and officials for winter, and multiple visits at homes and gatherings in the region.
Garver Family Reunion Dominates Wayne County Notes
A detailed Wayne County wrap highlights the ninth Garver family reunion at Pleasant Home Grounds with about six hundred attendees. Guests include the Mumaw, Muman, and Gaut families visiting from Wooster and Ashland, plus various local mentions of school, fairs, picnics, and encampment trips. The item blends social visits, travel updates, and community events in a period paper tone.
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Ashland
Maggie Ginteris
Irvin
Ortville
D. B. Good
Henry Sechrist
States
D.N. Snyder
Ada Himmelright Sechrist
Red Haw
Clifford Martin
Wilbert Greenlim
Chas. Lindsey
Teddeker
Helday
Cleveand
Wm. Reid
Kansas
Garver
Wayne County
Pleasant Home
Ump Grounds
Vanker
Local Notes From Armstrong Farm Life and Visits
Sept 3 notices report farmers busy plowing wheat ground. Mrs Lula Wagner and two children from Lodi visited friends here late last week. Mrs Josephine Miller stayed with son Perry and family near Reeds stoking caret grape. Mrs Maud Matthew from near Golden Corners visited grandmother Crater. Crater’s house was painted last week. Bert Warner visited the area late last week. Mrs Ella Miller and two children attended Medina fair. Mrs Dora Criss and baby of Congress visiting Crater family. Branwell Yocum worked on the glass.
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Lula Wagner
Lodi
Josephine Miller
Perry
Reeds
Maud Matthew
Golden Corners
Crater
Bert Warner
Ella Miller
Medina-fair
Dora Criss
Baby
Congress
Branwell
Yocum Wenork
Sept 10 Visitors in Wayne County Attend Home Week
Sept 10 report notes Mrs F Cortins Lyons of Nebraska visiting Wayne County then left for home last Thursday. Sunday Miss Va Storzized son Tracy visit her father S.TM Sleinmong Walter Pear President’s assassination Loreanse went to 26.
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Pittsburg
John Culberson
Akron
Louis Malcuus
Xfonday
Tarneat Hammond
Erie County
Garion
Alma Woodruff
Hubert Girard
Geo. Roth
Walter Villard
Leon Stauffer
Walton Howenstein
Holmes County
Frank Woodrull
Rochester
F- Cortins-o Lyons
Wayne County
Va. Storzized
Son “Tracy
S.™ Sleinmong
Walter Pear
Not A Snake Story From Reedshurg Correspondence
Sept 10 items report Butt laid up with head carbuncle for a week. Mentions of Meonetic Springs health gains and relatives at Myersdale Pa. dot Smyser owns a fine bean pod 30 inches long. Various locals attend encampments in Ohio and Cleveland. A quirk about a long bean pod challenges claims of snake tales with playful town curiosity.
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Reedshurg
Rudy
Meonetic Springs
Trent -Errnde Itota
Myersdale Pa
Dot Smyser
Fine New
Jobo ¢Uigler
Springeneld
Nellie
Walter Hand
A. Hines
Kerl
Wm. Brandt
Buffalo
Gustave Milier
Grace
Cleveland
O. Smyser
Burbank Jottings and Local Notes
Burbank notes a Cleveland AR encampment departure by Grand Army boys. Akron guest Lee Hower visits W N Hower. Miss Bugan of Bucyrus visits Mrs A H Over. Visitors include Mrs Sweeny of Wadsworth and John Gillings and wife back from Akron. Carre Nation’s strike rumor and a two week photo gallery craze with 10 photos for 10 cents draw town attention. Mrs Thomas George visits Medina. Barnes family guests. Public schools reopen next Monday.
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Burbank
Grand Army
Cleveland
Lee Hower
Akron
W N. Hower
Miss Bugan
Bucyrus
A. H
Robert Sweeny
Wadsworth
Jilla O'Hara
John
John Gillingsatd
Zeno Grinvt
C. W Weiser
Pennsylvania
Carre Nation
Thomas George
Medina
Thomas Barnes
Canaan
Samuel Campbell
Hl—-epen
Housekeepers' Club Announces North Madisonburg Meet
The Housekeepers' Club will meet Doierie Sler north of Madisonburg. The program outlines an event with a brief timetable and activities for attendees.
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Housekeepers
Madisonburgene
Ant
Dresser Scarfs and Pillow Shams in Air Flax Weaves
Advert reads Irish Point showcasing dresser scarfs and pillow shams in air flax and Marseilles honeycomb weaves with fair pricing. Mentions bed quilts and attractive assortments for housekeepers seeking elegant home goods.
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Marseilles
Wooster Men Witnessed McKinley Assassination Attempt
Julius Rotthaus and Charles Wiler of Wooster were in the Temple of Music last Friday when an assassination attempt on President McKinley occurred. Wiler, about fifteen feet from the scene, saw a Shevaidt man strike the assassin and push him to the floor, as Rotthaus witnessed the act and the crowd reacted with shock and attempted to seize the attacker.
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Julius Rotthaus
Charles Wiler
Wooster
Temple of Music
Meiney
Charley Wer
McKinley
Mr. Wiler
Jeremiah R Noaftzger Dies In Wooster Mill Owner
Jeremiah R Naftzger of Wooster died at his home on Pittsburg Avenue after months of illness. He owned and managed Empire Flour and Feed Mill since 1916 and was long active in Wooster’s ice business. A millwright by trade, he served as a Republican and was a Royal Arcanum member. Survived by four daughters and other relatives. Funeral Thursday at 1 30 pm from his residence with interment in Wooster Cemetery.
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Jeremiah R. Noaftzger
Mooster
Pittsburg, Avenue
Naftzger
Empire Flour and Feed Mill
Mr.Naftzger
Wooster
Mr. Nufteger
John and
Elizabeth Nufteger
Wooster Cemetery
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Wooster Clergy
A Wooster area endorsement cites Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for urinary troubles. Rev Joseph Baker of East North Street, an Episcopal minister, notes family members suffered low mood headaches and languor before treatment.
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Dean
Wooster
Joseph Baker
East North Street
Episcopal
Marin &Co
Reus
Congress Happenings in September Notes
Congress Happenings reports moves of Prof. Denbroele to take charge of schools at the Criss residence and plans for Martin L. Winton to return to Oklahoma. It mentions Craven from near Watonga, Dulin of McKeesport visiting relatives, a horse and cow sale by A Mowry, Dr. Warner and Dr. Kinney visiting, and many veterans attending the G A R encampment in Cleveland.
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Congress
Denbroele
Criss
Martin L. Winton
Oklahoma
Mofisss Craven
Watongs
Wayna County
Warner
Charles*Dulin
McKeesport
FN. Eicher
Wm. Kinney
Wooster
Cleveland
Wooster Market Prices For Sept 9 Grain and Stock
Prices range across cattle hogs sheep and lambs with figures for steers cows bulls and veal. Listings include grades from good to prime and fair to good with per hundred weight values and regional references for markets in Wooster and Pittsburgh.
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York
Pittsburg
Garsle
Galves
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