Personal notices and local happenings in Wooster Daily
Personal items from Saturdays Daily note eight thousand Mongolian pheasants debatable in 1899, local mill news, horse bets, church anniversary in Wonser, fruit stores, railroad labor, town deaths, weddings, and school events with various names and places across Wayne county.
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Renty Warner
Congress
Plank & Gray's Mill
Woster
Ashiacd
Wilkin Landen
Ethel UO
Veteran Private Kee Returns Home From Philippines
Wooster veteran Private Kee, fourth A. S. Cavalry, arrives honorably discharged after service in the Philippines. He recounts wounds, hardships, and hospital care, notes transportation costs, and recalls fellow Wooster boys met in service. He critiques supply shortages and says the Philippines should be subdued.
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Mes
Macy Wooster Boye
Haffacre
A. S. Cavalry
Philippines
Kee
Wynn County
Hoffuore
Ballonge
Lucy
San Francisco
San Frances
Wooster
Belnz
John Kostenbacer
Albert Tuprecht
Roy Meeks
Tony Utmann
George Berg
Albert Kee
Will Groae
Walter Greager
Quulphy Dilgard
Charla Berbert
Ave McKaal
Blachyvilla
Buoya
Robbed the Grave by Electric Bitters Claim
John Oliver of Philadelphia recounts a near fatal illness with yellow skin and back pain. After three physicians gave him up, Electric Bitters improved him from the first bottle and cured him after three weeks, a claim tied to Laubach and Boyd's Drug Store at 50 cents.
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John Oliver
Philadelphia
Laubach & Boyd's
Many Cases Set for Trial in Wayne County Court
The Wayne County Court of Common Pleas lists numerous cases scheduled for trial before Judge Maxwell. Entries include Kean ex ecutor vs Kamr Wipa, Wright vs Mower, Uschler vs Vecheir, and others with hearing dates Sept 23 to Sept 28.
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Wayne County
Cemmon
Maxwell
Kean
Kamar Wiapa
Wight
Sped
Osd
Wrigut
Mower
Uschler
Qvechier
Kkaay Va
Camp
Wright
Eddy
Kanl Ve
Hoodsr
Armsrent
Searight
Funk
Epworth League Convention at Orrville
Wooster Sub District Epworth League Convention held in Orrville Friday and Saturday with Rev J Frank Smith giving the opening address. Messrs Schuck Layier Strnffer and Miller contributed mosaics. Jamie Warner read a paper on Juanator Work and Geo W Spangler reported on Wooster League activities.
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Wooster
Orrville
J. Frank Smith
Messrasohuck
Layier
Strnffer
Miller
Misa Jamie Warner
Geo. W Spangler
Wooster League
Wooster Post Office Letter List Sept 12 1899
Wooster Ohio daily post office notice lists remaining letters for Monday September 12 1899 Gentlemen Hirt Bard Gohag E Fey Charles Hare A Hummel John Landis Geo W Otto F W Taylor Ladies Christina Breneman Mica Wilda Bell Miss Sarah Carter Mrs M A Dawitt Miss Dalla Fagg Miss Mand Matbewe Mrs Cpizabella Rowe fourth class H C Kaufman T L Fullatery P M
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Mra
Cpizabella Rowe
H. C. Kaufman
T L. Fuuattery
P M
King's New Life tonic claims to aid sick and nervous heads
Thousands have proved its merit as a blood purifier and nerve strengthener. Easy to take and inexpensive at 25 cents. Money back if not cured. Sold by Laubach & Boyd, druggists.
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Laubach & Boyd
Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh and cold in head
The remedy warns that drying preparations worsen catarrh and advises using a cleansing soothing healer. Ely's Cream Balm is sold by druggists for 60 cents or mailed by Ely Brothers, 66 Warren St. New York.
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Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren St
N.Y
Annual Reunion of First Call Volunteers
The 134 annual reunion of the Osls Aw clat'u of those enlisted, held in Wooster on Lauraday, features program items including welcome by CG W McClure, speeches by J O Sory and others, musical numbers, and business meetings with reports, elections, and remarks by Chaplain J O Campodell.
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Osls
Avraham Lineol
Fae Anrtera
Aprik Isit
Next Reanton
J. O Campodell
BHU V. F
Local obituary and community brief from Wooster
John Rutt remembered in a parish funeral service at Keensburg. The account notes his death by lightning injury, his age, and his late marriage toMetia Jon’z. The piece covers the funeral attendance, a sermon by Pastor Stey Nuft ziger, and community sympathy. Also includes minor local notices about Ex County Clerk Moasselman, M. L. Zimmerman’s loss of a twenty dollar bill, and social details from West Salem.
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Murae
Buat Uatun Co
Weny
Stey Nuftziger
Lutheran Church of
Keensburg
Rutt
Te Waa
Nat Zjer
Meitia Jon’z
Heedabarg
Raft
Familly
Moasselman
Sharff
Garver
M. L. Zimmerman
West Salem
Aii
Z'mmerman
Jacob Frisk Named Vice President of Ohio Bankers Asso
Jacob Frisk was chosen a vice president of the American Bankers Association for Ohio at the convention session in Cleveland on September 5 6 and 7. The association has 4000 members in every state. It came to Mr Frisk unsolicited and without his knowledge as a worthy honor.
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Jacob Frisk
American Banker’s Association For Ohio
American Banker's Convention
Cleveland
Royal Cure for Coughs Promises Universal Praise
Could not express the rapture of Annie E. Springer of Philadelphia after using Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption. Her hacking cough vanished and she now sleeps soundly. The remedy claims to ease throat chest and lungs with trials at Laubach Boyd's Drug Store.
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Annie E. Springer
Howard St
Philadelphia
Dr. King
Laubach & Boyd's
Publican Ad Promises Business Boost for The Daily Republican
An advertisement in Tag Dainy Re Publican promises to help your business and benefit The Daily Republican. The D Republican aims to assist the town with nationwide appeal and local impact.
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Tag Dainy Republican
Daily Republican
D Republican
Dreyfus Reported Hopelessly Ill in Paris
Special dispatch from Paris reports Commander M. E327, Dreyfus’ physician, stating the prisoner is extremely ill. The interview suggests he has succumbed to the nervous strain following extended confinement and trial exposure.
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Paris
Dreyfus
Inter
Cornelius Vanderbilt Dead at 75 in New York
Special to Wooster Republican reports Cornelius Vanderbilt head of the Vanderbilt family dies from a paralytic stroke in New York early this morning. His wife Gladys and son Reginald are at his bedside as Senator Depew arrives in tears.
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New York
Cornelius’ Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Parallels
Vanderbilt Stacks
Nice Pointe
Dughter
Gladys
Reginald
Senator Depew
Clapper Company to Move Printing Plant to Walnut Street Facility
George A. Clapper leases the McDonald story building on Walnut Street and will move its printing establishment there within two weeks. A salt bag factory will operate from the town soon, with machinery already in place but awaiting space and facilities. The plant will be the fifth salt bag maker in the United States, a client of Clapper’s, and will continue printing on a large scale in the new site. Contractor Jacob Deer will remodel the McDonald factory in a few days. The quarters will be cozy and roomy, and no catalog offers from other towns influenced the move.
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George A. Clapper
McDonald Story
Walnut Streets
Selt Bag
United States
Clapper Company
Jacob Deer
McDonald
Alog
Multiple Local Deaths Reported Across Counties
A series of obituaries notes the deaths of several residents. From il gua i in the county area dies a woman aged about 52 amid a weeks long illness. Margeret Wollt widow of Abram Weile dies in Wellaville Illinois at 6 o'clock Friday and is buried at the Quaker graveyard. The Weila family formerly lived in Nooster. Mrs Wes is mother in law to Frank Barrett Robert Belt and Truman Hoover linked to local whip business circles with W A Linderwood. A. O tietelager of Cleveland formerly Orrville and Smithville dies suddenly in Toronto Canada of apoplexy leaving the family noted for Smithville prominence. News reaches Wooster of Mrs Bertha Sheenao Moyers wife of Liedel Meyers of Avondale died in New York. cause unknown. Mrs. D. D. Laisy aged 38 near Marshallville dies in Buffalo New York hospital after cancer surgery. survived by husband and five children. funeral Tuesday afternoon.
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Margeret Wollt
Abram Weile
Wellaville
Ila
Ine Weila
Nooster
Mra Wes
Frank Barrett
Robert Belt
Truman Hoover
W A Linderwood
A. O Tietelager
Cleveland
Orrville
Smithville
Toronto
Canada
Wooster
Bertha Sheenao Moyers
Liedel Meyera
Avondale
New York
Meyera
Wooner
Ohio
D. D. Laisy
Marshallville
Buffalo
N. Y
Third annual Emtck and semite families reunion at Macser home
The third annual reunion of the Emtck and semite families gathered September seven at William Musser's country home near Aplecreek. About 175 attendees enjoyed hospitality with dinner ready at noon. Toasts honored Women and the Absent Oneer as Rev. Palmer spoke and V. Houghton addressed Marion. An approaching storm shortened activities. next meeting set for September 1900 at Martin Schultzio Dalto.
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WilliamMacser
Aplecreek
Friends
J Aschultz
Wooeter
Ulab
Wooster
Rev. Palmer
Ape Creek
W. Houghton
Marion
Tom
Kav. Palmer
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Jacob Allan Barnett of Centreville Louisiana and Grace E Daniap of Wooster exchange vows. Charles W Hiddle and Ola Mae Ault of Orrville wed. Marsell and Ada L Shondel of Doylestown unite. Charles N Clark and Rebecca Casgnbelser of Doylestown marry. Michael W Rohrer of Wadsworth and Elizabeth Smith of Canaan announce license. Wayne County Fair dates September 26 27 28 feature Poultry Dept and notable exhibits. A W Snyder will sell one carload of Illinois horses at Mongey House Sales Wooster on September 18 1899.
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Jacob Allan Barnett
Centreville
Grace E. Daniap
Wooster
Charles W. Hiddle
Ola Mae Ault
Orrville
A .Marsell
Ada L. Shondel
Doylestown
Charles N. Clark
Rebecca Cas¢gnbelser
Newcomer
Joeyta Grace Arnold
Michael W. Rohrer
Wadsworth
Hlizabeth Smith
Canaan
W. P. Snyder
Illinois
Mongey House
Bargain Hats at Silver's Two Day Ad Event
Frugal shoppers rush to Silver's at 689 £ 17 MA for Rough Rider hats priced at 91 on Friday and Saturday only. The ad promises value for all people and notes Republican Daily coverage in the window.
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Silver's
Dail
Republican
Immense gas strike near Creston shakes town
At Overton North of Creston a gas well blew in on Saturday, reaching 3700 feet deep and sending flame 80 feet high. The blaze drew crowds from Sept. 11 as residents viewed the well and preparations to resume drilling followed. Senator Lake F. Jones suffered a peculiarly accident on a Indianapolis train when a 25 pound rack object struck him, causing brief unconsciousness but eventual recovery.
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Creston
Samuel Owen
Weil
Rae
Fisient
Cyestor Peethe
Sevtile, Magine, Sterling
Attmar
le Wall
Overton
Senator Lake F. Jones
Indianspore
Ind
Val
Senator Jones
Prank of Lightning Strikes Fremont-Buigg House
A lightning bolt struck the Wo Parot residence on Thursday night, tearing through the roof and causing the bed to collapse. A child in the bed was knocked senseless for hours, the bolt also damaging bed parts and a safety plate.
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Peetu
Death Notice and Community Bereavements in Dalton
Mralivia Khawine funeral drew relatives from Dalton and nearby areas near Wooster last Thursday. Dalton schools renamed work last Monday with large enrollment. Anna Haussberger of Topeka, Kan., visits friends, guest of Mrs. Alice Scott. Frankie Cheyney died at 6 4 p m Sunday from injuries of an accident two weeks prior, funeral at 2 p m today. Dalton band furnished music at the recent fair in Massillon. Continuous community sympathy extended to the young parents.
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Dalton
Vicwmlly
Mralivia Khawine
Wooster
Dalton Schools
Popple
Migs Anna Haussberger
Topeka
Kan
Mra
Alica Scott
W. H. Houg
End Calidree
Mario , O
Magsillon
Daniel Echard
Isna
Big Brothers
John
Peter Eobard
Hubbell
Ati sYanab
Lota
Wooster Band Plans Friday Concert for Ladies Appeal
The Wooster City Band members practice nightly for a Friday evening concert that supports Wooster ladies. The programme includes a variety of selections and a featured performance by the Ao Fatt Ciud Quartett.
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Wooster City Band
Ladies of Wooster
Ao Fatt Ciud Quartett
Local Social Roundup From Appiecreek Area
Residents attend Saturday gatherings and visits across multiple towns. Ira Badger relocates from Tolega to Appiecreek while Misa Zsh Moore travels to harberton to resume duties at a milliner store. Hulda Douglas travels from Cleveland with cousins to visit relatives. John Fisher hosts Chas Hoydstoin’s family in Georgis. Jarry Keister and wife host neighbors with delicacies and cake.
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Ira Badger
Tolega
Appiecreek
Misa Zsh Moore
Harberton
Mre
L’ratz Pan
Misa Hulda Douglas
Joan Miller
Cleveland
A&fon
John Lisher
Georgis
Chas. Hoydstoin
Jarry Keister
Sheekile
Hebecca Staeffer
Adie Kahp
Amanda and
Heesestaeffer
Robbie Moore
Earl Staatfere
Bucklen Arni Salve Promises Quick Pain Cure
An old advertisement touts Bucklen Arni ca Salve as the best in the world for burns, scalds, cuts, bruises, and skin eruptions. It claims to cure old sores, fever sores, ulcers, boils, felons, corns, and piles with a guaranteed cure for 25 cents a box, endorsed by Laubach and Boyd, druggists.
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Laubach & Boyd
Admission policy for fair and ticket pickup at school office
All children up to 12 years admitted free to the Wayne County Fair. If you do not obtain your ticket from your teacher or director, you may pick it up at the office when you attend the fair on September 26 27 and 28. B17
Abilinery Opening This Friday and Saturday
Silver's announces the opening of a new line featuring elaborate millinery pieces this Friday and Saturday. The shop invites customers to preview hats and headwear from local designers and sustainers.
Wayne County Fair Seeks Exhibits and Races Sept 26 28
The Race department of the Wayne County Fair announces entertainment each afternoon on Sept 26 27 28. Races will be hotly contested with close finishes expected. Farmers in Wayne county are urged to bring exhibits of their products for display during the fair.
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Wayne County Fair
Wayne County
Carload Stoneware Sale At Close Margin
A carload of stoneware consigned will be sold at a close margin during apple batter season. Wholesale and retail offered by Stoner's Ching Stored on 4 18.
Read Tae Repuiscan for all major events found
Reading Tae Repuiscan reveals the main events and highlights from the period, guiding readers to the most significant happenings. The article underscores key moments, vivid details, and notable figures that define the coverage.
Slander Charge Arises From Village Halley Case
Marshal Latimer secured a local arrest as Hoover of that village faced slander charges filed by Mrs. Elizabeth Balley of Dalton. Hoover was arraigned before Mayor Sovith, pleaded not guilty, and posted bail for the September 18 trial after waiving examination.
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Marshal Latimer
Aolap Hoover
Hoover
Wooster
Sovith
Elizabeth Balley
Dalton
Batley
Opening of the U Uni Opens Fall Term At W oater University
From Tuesday the fall and winter term of W oater University will open tomorrow with President Rev L K Bulden making a final appearance before the reader body. A large number of students are expected at noon. Treasurer Jesse MacClellan notes good prospects for attendance. Prof Joseph M Chambers, new School of Oratory professor, was recently wed in Evanston to Miss Caroline Lewigtop of Chicago. the couple arrived in the city and are staying at the Yoder.
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W Oater
Rv. L .K. Bulden
Pathio
Tressurer Jesee MacClellan
Jepho M. Coambers
School of Oratory
Chambers
Evanston, Lil
Caroline Lewigtop
Chicago
Ruy Mattison
Yoder
Congress Notes and Rites in Public Notices
Walter Myers and family, of Cleveland, attend the rites for Mira Grace Myers. Miss Grace Myers, 18, dies of heart failure after a brief illness, with organ music prior. Peter Goshorp’s remains interred in Wooster. attendance by Civil War veteran father hindered by news delay. Congress locals report new telephone service, shop sales, school notes, and a large Wooster missionary meeting with many attendees. Rev Henry Martindale to give farewell sermon. Epworth League results listed.
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Cononegs
Walter Myers
Cleveland
Mass Orpha Myers
Daytop
Mira Grace Myera
Mas Goshorp
Dr. Robertson
Pittsburg
Foreign Missionary Society
Wooster
Helle
Spesk
Kethel
G. A. K. Reaproo
Philadelphia
J. F. Simon
Polomon Himes
Congress
Wina McKee
Caoton
William Shared
Dr. Sullivan
Clyde Holmes
Frank Garver
M. EK
Epworth League
I. KH
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Ea'e'la Musser
Fred Spreng
Viola Spangler
Bella Spangler
Seac
Rose Thorley
Aga’t See
Beenie Carlin
Trena
E'la Carlin
Henry
Martindale
Hatfield Feud Captured Leader Held With Posse Hunt
In West Virginia on September 12 a posse captured Deval A Hatfield and others from the Hatfield clan near Pecen County. They were jailed to be tried for murder arising from the Hatfield McCoy feud. Captain Hatfield remains at large as a sought man.
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Ferson
Pecen
Deval
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Hatfields
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Teng
Schurman on the Philippines interview with World
Jacob G Schurman president of the Philippine commission says Dewey's claim of no disagreements with the admiral is correct. He notes Filipinos include men of high intelligence but should recognize American sovereignty.
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Schurman
Philippines
New York
the World
Jacob G Schurman
Philippine Commission
Dewey
Red Men council opens in Washington with 10000 visitors
The great council of the Improved Order of Red Men opened in Washington with a reception for about 10,000 delegates and visitors. There are 155 delegates representing nearly every state and territory. The council continues through September 15 and will conduct business in executive session.
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Order of Red Men
Washington
Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men
Altgeld May Stay Out Of Kentucky Speeches
Ex Governor Altgeld weighs invitations to travel to Kentucky for anti Goebel campaigning. He has not decided whether to accept the invitations to speak against the regular Democratic candidate for governor.
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Altgeld
Chicago
Kentucky
Senator Goebel
Blue Grass
Goebel
Havana Carpenters Strike Ends Stake in EightHours
Havana carpenters hold a large meeting and vote to strike for an eight hour day. The stevedores secretary attends and pledges support. A committee is sent to railway shops to recruit workers to join the action.
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Havana
Stevedores
THREE IN THE RACE NAMING MILLS MERRITT OTIS FOR PHILIPPINES
War department report outlines rival claims for top Army command in the Philippines with General Miles General Merritt and General Otis discussed for lead. Plans assign Lawton to cavalry MacArthur to infantry north and south sectors while Navy support and Marines prepare to deploy to Cavite and Luzon. Separate notes on Holie and a derailment accident close the dispatch.
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Miles
Ops
Hoeweser
General Lawn
Geral Macarthur
Oeral Lawton
Macrhurs
Navy
Butt
Emalier
Onert
Marinegs
Cavite
Luzof
MacArthur
Wii
Lawton
Illinois Central Tests Gasoline Powered Inspection Car
Automobile of the Rail Chicago September 12 reports the Illinois Central is testing an inspection car driven by a gasoline motor. Early trials are very successful and it is likely the road will adopt this design across its divisions.
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Rail
Chicago
Illinois Central
Trial of the Kearsarge Arrangements for New York dockage
Navy department has perfected arrangements for the dockage of the battleship Kearsarge at New York on September 18 for her official speed trial. The trial will test her speed under formal conditions with observers and officials present.
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Washington
Navy Department
New York
Allen's Foot Ease in Your Gloves Claim
A promotional piece touts Allen's Foot Ease as a powder rubbed into gloves and hands to absorb perspiration and soften new shoes. Claims include glove protection, cooling comfort, and absolute purity, with a garbled postal-like address at the end.
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Geogan
Bam E
Mar
Market cattle and sheep prices and market notes
Market reports show cattle and sheep prices with varying bids and asks. readers see values for steers cows calves and fat lambs along with grain prices and feed notes, reflecting a bustling livestock market and commodity activity.
Livestock Prices and Trade Terms From Local Butchers Yard
A disjointed list of livestock and meat prices shows varied bids for steers cows calves hogs and sheep. Prices range from a few dollars per head to roughly six dollars for cattle and sheep, with references to Yorks hens lambs and mixed lots.
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Yorks Ra
Hedfers
York
Wooster Markets Produce and Train Connections Notice
We list freight and passenger train connections for Cleveland and Columbus routes. Through tickets, mileage cards, and fare rates are available from the Pennsylvania Lines agent. Queries should be directed to the general passenger agent at 920 Pittsburgh.
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Popular Wedding Trip via D and O Steamer to Michigan Island
An advertisement invites travelers to a wedding trip aboard D and O Steamer routes toward Miao Wise land, Michigan. It promises pleasant journeys on new steel passenger steamers to Island Coa reates, with staterooms and parlors, urging readers to address A. Schantz in Detroit for details.
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G.P
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South Hound
Central Time
Chinago Junction
Sterling
Rittman
Warwick
Acnes
Creston Ane
Chicago Junction
Eouth Wooster
Noubte
Wes Easelol
Soos Buda Kos
X . Aukermgn
Ced Geaar Valles
WOOST
Holmesville
Huston
Oubicago
Ibieago
Ican
Sda
Schmrjer School
Veteran Legion Meeting
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!