Rider Falls After Horseback Ride Collision
Charles E. Curry and Fred Faberon rode out about 5 a m on Bever Street. Faber lengthened a stirrup and fell. Curry later fell in East Liberty Street, injuring his right leg with a bad sprain from ankle to knee. A doctor said no bones were broken and Curry faced recovery days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Curry
Fred Faberon
Bever Street
Faber
Mr. Curry
Mr. Faber
Mr. Carry
East Liberty Street
Musician Sweeny to Teach in Arkansas at Galloway College
Mrs. Cora Adelie Sweeny, Wooster’s noted musician and choir director, leaves next week to teach voice culture at Galloway Female College in Searcy Arkansas for the coming year. She will reside in a college cottage while Mr Sweeny remains in Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Adelie Sweeny
Wooster
Lutheran Church
Searcy
Arkansas
Sweeny
Galloway Female College
Mra. Sweeney
Mr.Sweeney
Boy Wanderer Injured in Freight Car Accident
A 17 year old colored boy was brought to Wooster from Creston after his foot was mashed in a bumper crash on an Erie freight train. The incident occurred Saturday afternoon and Dr Beer administered medical aid at the infirmary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Creston
Erie
Mortgage Burning at United Predabyterian Postponed
The mortgage burning at the parsonage of the United Predabyterian Church, announced for Wednesday September 12, has been postponed one week.
Hall's Catarre Co F J Cheney & Co Adverts
An old testimonial style notice offers a $100 reward for curing catarre and veren claims of F D Cheney 15 years’ honorable dealings. It mentions a catarrh cure taken internally with blood and mucous surface action, price one dollar a bottle, and sales by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catarre
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Cheney
Weer Struax
Holesale Druggists
WaLpixa
Kixnax & Maavin
All Drug
Ohio Lady Pleased Croker Rheumatic Cure Endorsement
Geneva Ohio ground notes a prominent resident Mrs Ora Patcu endorsing Croker's Rheumatic Cure with a January 5 1906 certificate stating she has suffered rheumatism lifelong and found benefit after taking one and a half bottles. Advertisement mentions W A Wilson selling the remedy and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a general cure from Kreiger drug store highlighting its use for piles and other ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Geneva
Gaya Crocker
Croker
Ora PaTcu
W. A. Wilson
Orrville News Highlights From Daily Happenings
Orrville reports big crowds at the state fair with 128 tickets sold Monday and 228 Tuesday. Mrs. Mary Kent of Wooster petitions for divorce from Theodore Kent citing failure to provide and willful absence. Peter Woods recovers a silver watch thought stolen as he found it in his pant lining. Rev W F Feeman officiates at a quiet wedding for Jessa Bramall and Mamie Lieveane of Creston with two witnesses. Hotel Mougey rooms refurnished with gas heating and electric lighting. dining room and kitchen updated. Fresco work begins at Baptist church. Theft reported of blue rabbits from George Rasor. Conrad orchestra organized with Will Conrad, Bertha Conrad, E C Annan, Warren Keister, Emil Conrad, and Tone J W Nogvule. Plain township farm sold for 4850 to Silas Wesker. Nogale family planning to move northwest. Admiral Togo places third at Columbus. Dr M I Wesseler vs Harrison Miller heard in civil court. Madison avenue and Spruce street residents urge removal of double nuisance watering trough. Maud and Victoria Mac Arthur to New York then Porto Rico for school duties. Conrad Brothers promotes samples of fine decorative ware. Catholic parochial residence nearing completion. Jay Steiner’s Sweet Clover wins at Medina. Ovan Rogers injured painting a roof. third arm fracture. Capt Lemuel Jeffries attends Fourth Regt reunion in Columbia.
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Orrville
Mary Kent
Wooster
Theodore P Kent
W G. Patterson
Kenta
Peter Woods
Cleveland
Woods
W. F. Feeman
T. W. Orr
Jessa Bramall
Mamie L.i2eivane
Creston
Grater and Jeffries
Henry Jacot
W K McCalmon
George Ruser
Gascne Street
Rasor
Conrad Orchestra
Will Conrad
Bertha Conra
E C Annan
Aute
Warren Keister
Cornet
Imil Conrad
Tone
W Nogvule
Plain Township
Silas Wesker
Morrland
Nogale
Northwest
D. Q. McClarran
Admiral Togo
Columbus
Squire Sweeney
M. I. Wesseler
Harrison Miller
W .G. Patterson
Charles A. Weiser
Madison Avenue
Spruce Street
South Market
Mises Maud
Victoria MacArthur
New York
Will Eall
Porto Rico
Anasvo
Conrad
Hollister Mountain Tea and Doan's Regulata Ad
Advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure for headaches constipation stomach kidney and liver troubles with 5 cents pricing and no money needed unless cured. Also promotes Doan's Regulata for mild easy bowel action at 25 cents a box and urges asking a druggist for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Laubach & Boyd
How to Avoid Appendicitis and Various Remedies
The text notes appendicitis risk in constipated people and touts remedies for constipation and skin complaints. It mentions Orino and Urino Laxative Fruit Syrups, Dean's Ointment for itching and skin conditions, and Dr Shoop’s and Dr Koop’s rheumatic remedies as blood related cures. It promotes purchases at drug stores and references a dealer named Bixler.
Semi centennial of Savannah academy attendees noted
Wooster residents Dr and Mrs J H Stoll and Mrs H G Behutegny attended the Savannah academy semi centennial. Boone brothers who moved to Lima will return, bringing horses and wagons. Hoover, a druggist at Apple Creek, was arrested on a paternity charge. Prof Walkinshaw and Supt Blankenhorp abroad report enjoying Germany. Miss Anna Pope makes changes to North Market street residence and plans a new house next spring. Mrs Johnson Sweeny and others returned from a four day overland trip to Mt Eaton Winesburg and Indian Trail. Jesse W King elected chaplain at Buckeye camp No 51 in state encampment. Charlies McIlvaine and wife return from Isthmus of Panama. he is secretary to chief engineer of Panama Canal. Shreve News reports a dangerous electric storm near Wooster. Mrs Howey and children escaped serious harm. Various local notes on thefts, births, and county projects.
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J. H. Stoll
H. G. Behutegny
Wooster
Savannah Academy
Savannah
Boone Brothers
Lima
Harry Hoover
Applecreek
Barberton
Hoover
R. B. Walkinshaw
Heber Blankenhorp
Europe
Germany
Antwerp
Mies Anna Pope
Pope
North Market Street
Miss Pope
Johnson Sweeny
J. C. Boyd
Albert Shupe
Elizabeth Bechtel
Mt. Eaton
Winesburg
Indian Trail
Jesse W. King
Smithville
Buckeye Camp No 51
United Spanish War Veterans
Sandausky
Defiance
Charlies McIlvaine
Creston
Panama
McIlvaine
Panama Canal
Shreve
J. W. Howey
Recital by Victor Ila Clark in Memoris chapel
Victor Ila Clark, an assistant to Richard Burmeister of the Dresden conservatory, will give a recital in Memoris chapel on September 18 before returning to Europe. Reports say Indianapolis musicians visited Anderson to hear his first U.S. recital since gaining prominence abroad, with a program including Brummeister, Chopin, Beethoven, Schumann, and a piece dedicated to Clark. The concert drew praise for his tone color and bravura technique, and a second Wooster recital may be arranged before his mid September departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Ila Clark
Wooster
Dresden
Germany
Conservatory of Music
Clark
Brumeister
Karl Reinike
Leschetizky
Schumann
Alvin Kranich
Nelle Wheelock
Indianapolis
Wng
Zimmerman Case Dominates Fall Federal Court Docket
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports the fall term will open in late September with heavy criminal and civil dockets in Toledo and Cleveland. Judge Taylor and another judge to expedite civil work. key cases include J R Zimmerman linked to Wooster National Bank wrecking and deposition of L P Obliger. Objections to October trial date noted.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Aaid
United States District Attorney
Sullivan
Federal Court
Toledo
Taylor
Cleveland
J.R Zimmerman
Wooster National Bank
L P Obliger
Odd Fellows Toast Neikirk Leaving Wooster Lodge
In Wooster Ohio the local Odd Fellows held a banquet at the Oddfellows temple on South Market Street to honor Rev Neikirk as he leaves for Allentown Pennsylvania. J O Fritz chaired the event with toast master C M Tawney who introduced Prof Cnns Heupert Max Bloobmerg W Q Patterson David Nice Jas Schhamp John G Schultz and J O Fritz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Neikirk
Allentown
Oddfellows
Oddfellows’ Temple
South Market Street
J O. Fritz
C M. Tawney
Tawney
Cnns. Heupert
Max Bloobmerg
W. Q. Patterson
David Nice
Jas. &. Schhamp
John G. Schultz
J. O. Fritz
Rev. Neikirk
Mr Niven
Neikirk
The
Wooster Brother Oddfellows
Wooster
Wooster Lodge
Pittsburg Night Parade Ends With Daring Auto Plunge
A.L. Banker’s dramatic plunge down a 250 foot chute at Luna Park drew thousands on Atlantic avenue and Craig street. After a slow climb back, the auto hit the lagoon with a waterspout, Banker drenched but cheered as he exited amid a jubilant crowd of prominent Pittsburg auto owners who escorted him from the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Banker
Another Swindle By Figure Book Agents At Door
A pair of book agents run a scam by presenting a book as worth 12 dollars to a woman, offering it for 7. If refused, they leave it for her husband to inspect later. A month later a collector demands a second 50 cent payment, and the woman discovers an inflated bill showing a first payment of 1 dollar. She ends up paying, believing she won a deal, though the book’s actual value is not more than 3 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassll Jaeavoel Billealom
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Stable fire destroys Berry property in Shreve
Matthew Berry of Shreve suffered a severe loss last Wednesday morning when his stable containing a buggy harness hay and grain was consumed by fire. The blaze also destroyed 40 rounds of ammunition stored for the guards and damaged everything in the stable amounting to about 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Berry
Shreve
Berry
State of Ohio
Millersburg Man Arrested for Threats Near Lakeville
Jean Marie LeBentz was arrested in Washington township on Wednesday evening by Constable John Rush on charges of threatening to burn the Jameson home and nearby Lovett farm. He was bound over to court with a $500 bond, jailed to await grand jury action. LeBentz is described as a tramp and Frenchman who refused to discuss his background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersburg
Republican
Jean Marie LeBentz
Washington Township
John Rush
Charles M. Lovett
Lakeville
Robert Jameson
Squire Jeffries
LeBentz
Jameson
Backers of Killbucks widening refuse to give up
Despite a supreme court ruling they cannot act now, backers plan a spring outlet for Killbuck River. They aim to improve the stream south of Wayne county and several Wayne county residents are subscribing funds for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killbucks
Supreme Court
Killback
Wayne County
Chimney Demolished At Sterling Glass Works Site
A large chimney at the old Glass Works in Sterling was dynamited Saturday afternoon to clear the way for a new building. The structure stood as a prominent feature of the plant and its removal marks a step in redevelopment plans for the Sterling area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
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Ayer
Yatety C Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
Coral Adele Sweeny
County Infirmary
DeWitt
Kreiger Drug Store
Castoria
Jay Steiner
Sweet Clover
Medina
Ovan Rogers
Rogers
Lemuel Jeffries
Columbia
Dean
YU. V I
Amos Meads
Grant Street
W. J. Landis
Ashland
Satoray
JS Perkina
Horseheads
Cooninghaw Bridge
East Union Township
Fuly
Reedsburg
Miss
Wintersteen
A J Fred- Tick Co
Scott Dry Toods Co
Misa Wintersteen
DeWitt’s
Kreiger’s Drug Store
Krieger's Drug Store
Oe Av Ag
Indiana
Zimmerman
Plain Dealer
Jim Zimmerman
Smyser
Odd Fellows
Woosterite
Schutes
C. M. Lovett
Biz Ditch Project
Hood
C. Dewitt & CO
Chicago
Krieger Dpeug
Aline
First National Bank
J. M. Norris
Oseph
Fretz
Procter & O'Hail's
Liberty Street
Wooster, O
Funck
Court House
Harding & Co
L. Smyber
Ofice—No
Merchants’ Emporium
Kean
McClarran’s
Ter
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Newkirk
Offce
Jackson Block
Public Square
Arran John
Mt" & Jones
Charlesc Jones
Chic
TAY & Taylor
J. B Taylor
Attorneys-at-law Co
Taylor Wooster
Nice
B. Swartz
D. Ee
H.N. Matee
H.A Hart
EYE and Ear
Downing Block
Beal Ave
Bowman
New York Eye and Ear Institute
Iphomaass A. Elder
Offee
Laubach & Boyd's
Public &Quare
United
David P. Taff
Kansas Avenue
Topeka
Kansas
H. F. Crows
Undertaker
Buildington
Noki Ave
Dr. Platt
Seus Westoed
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