Prosecutor Carlin Weds In Pittsburg Wedding Mystery
The Wayne County prosecutor Eugene Carlin married Miss McHale in Pittsburg, amid rumors and a public intrigue over a grand jury investigation. The couple’s union followed a public plot to keep the wedding quiet and drew attention from Wooster and Philadelphia observers.
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Helen McHale
Pittsburg
Carlin A Benedict
Frank Messmore
Wooster
Fort Pitt
Carlin
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Philadelphia
James Campbell
Wm. McHale
A. BH. Larwill
South Market Street
Fall hat styles and prices at Wooster store
The notice advertises a Wooster shop's fall hat styles including the Stetson in soft and stiff versions at $4, the Guyer at $3, the Nick Amster Special at $3, and additional hats from $1 to $2 with a new telescope feature for young men. It promotes Nick Amster's own make and a full range of headwear.
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Wooster
Wayne” County
Nick Amster
Former resident John McConahay dies in Dakota City
John McConahay, 66, a Wayne county native and Dakota County settler since 1868, died August 27 in Dakota City of paralysis after his third stroke. He left a daughter in Sioux City and brothers and sisters in Wayne county. Funeral services were held in the Presbyterian church with Hancock post G A R in attendance. interment in Floyd Cemetery.
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Wayne County
Dakota City
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Sioux City
Neb
Hugh McConahay
James MecConahay
Philip Miller
Harrison Armstrong
Dakota Journal
T John McConahay
McCnahay
Dakota County
Wooster
Ohio
McConahay
Presbyterian Church
Hancock Post G. A. R
Floyd Cemetery
New Industry for Orrville in Wayne County
A new industry named Wayne Bed Spring Opany will be formed with capital stock of 16000 to manufacture woven wire mattresses bed springs and cots. It will start on land now used by Orrville Hinging company after it moves to the valley. Founders include D Ed Seas Fred Saas Marty Taylor E Newman and Harry McCarthy all Orrville residents.
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Fred Saas
Marty #. Taylor
E. Newman
Harry McCarthy
Orrville
New Manager Installed at Western Union Office
Otto Hertzberg of Cleveland has been installed as the manager of the Western Union office with Delog in charge Saturday night. Armstrong, assistant superintendent, came to install him and cautioned it will be hot a few days before business moves smoothly.
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Otto Hertzberg
Cleveland
Western Union
Delog
Armstrong
Mr. Hertzberg
Reattin
Wooster
Mr. Armstrong
Armstong
Dogs In Captivity Amid Home Week Dog Catcher
The dog catcher reports two untagged dogs held this week, one a bright black and white fox terrier and the other a small hound pup. If not claimed by Wednesday, the animals face disposal.
Knox Property Sale on Vine Street Sells to Laura Starr
Real estate agent Tom Brown reported Monday the Knox property on Vine Street was sold to Mrs Laura Starr. The transaction completes a local property deal led by Brown with the Knox ownership transferring to Starr.
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Tom Brown
Knox
Vine Street
Laura Starr
Jurors discharge after eight case inquiry six true bills found
The jury concluded their investigations on Tuesday afternoon and returned six true bills after examining eight causes. They visited the jail and commended Sheriff Caskey’s handling, suggesting repairs. Indictments included Charles Rosenbluah for daylight burglary and Eugene Barnard Clyde J Bunt for abusing and resisting an officer. Prosecution of Carlin involved a premeditated plan to wed and shield from friends. Foreman Bolus acted as judge. Carlin pleaded guilty to a charge about cigars and was discharged.
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Caskey
Charles Rosenbluah
Cansan Township
Eugene Barnard
West Salem
Clyde J. Bunt
Barnard
Hunt
Carlin
Pittabarg
Mesmore
Lfe
Squire Bolus
Mr. Carlin
Parker Leaves Politics Amid Slow News Wakeup
Alton B. Parker declares he is out of politics, a move the Chicago Post notes arrived late after the public was already alerted by other outlets.
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Alton B. Parker
Chicago Post
Grounds Abuzz as Fair Prep Advances at Exposition
The fair grounds bustle with early exhibitors as Dr. R. Firestone oversees grounds and buildings. Poultry displays will demand tents and extra space. several exhibitors bring cars full of entries. Merchants prep stands in the new exposition hall while Capt. W. B. Wilson leads a torch event setup. Trotting and paging events draw many horses quartered on site. tents and booths go up Wednesday pending weather and crowds.
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