Century clubs elect new officers in Bloomingto n
The first meeting of the Century clubs for the new year was held at Rev H E Glenn's home in Bloomington Tuesday evening with strong attendance. Prof Charles Hamperton led the program of the Public High School and the paper received praise. An engaging discussion followed with ALI TM participating. Seven officers were elected for the ensuing year: President W Pecksinpaugh, Vice President W ai, Secretary Robert Li Adair, Treasurer S FeNalkirke.
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Glenn
Bloomington
Charles Hanperton
Ali
Pees
Doan's Kidney Pills Praised by Wooster Resident
Wooster residents report Doan's Kidney Pills provide relief for back and kidney complaints. W. E. Young of Harding & Co. says eight years of use and endorsements have helped friends and customers. Sold by dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Wooster
Dean
W.E._Young
Harding & Co
South Grant Street
Yeliaf
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Baltimore and Ohio Opens New Terminal Station at 23d Street
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad expands from Liberty Street in New York to a new terminal at the foot of 23d Street on the North River center of the basin. The modern, complete facility offers commodious waiting rooms retiring rooms and optimal ticket and baggage services.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Liberty Street
New York City
North River
Immigration barriers urged by Junior Order United American Mechanics
The Junior Order United American Mechanics argues for limits on immigration to protect American workers. It cites crowded charities and labor competition, claims aliens outpopulate natives in many areas, and warns looser naturalization could let immigrants vote and influence elections. The piece defends welcoming lawful newcomers while opposing pauper labor and direct competition from foreign workers.
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United States
Europe
United American Mechanics Hareen
Uct
Hicks Predictions for September Storms and Cold Change
A storm period is forecast with rain and wind through early September, rapid barometer changes, and earthquakes rumbling in many places. A frost is expected in many locales between the 21st and 28th as winds shift west to east, with thunderstorms crossing the country and a cool spell following.
Man Arrested After Shotgun Discharge on West North Street
Police Greist and Boyles arrested Hurley Miller a young married man on West North street after Miller discharged a shotgun on the street and once at officers. Chief Lerner helped with the arrest. Miller was intoxicated and caused a disturbance at home. For a time authorities feared a killing might occur.
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Greist
Boyles
West North Street
Hurley Miller
Miller
Lerner
Potato in window inspires lighthearted local tale
A large potato in barber H H Barden's window drew remarks from Richard Morrison who claimed kinship to Barden. The piece also notes a rising tuber and the promise of plentiful harvests. The Republican lists survivors of the Taggart Trial association with officers yet to be notified. A candy box scam by youngsters and a humorous Mr David Nice wardrobe tale close the page.
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H. H. Barden
Richard Morrison
Mr. Barden
Taybér Aveighs
Serning Bowe SS
Shelly family first annual reunion announced
Social notes report the Shelly family reunion set for Tuesday at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station picnic ground. Also covered are Lutheran Women’s Missionary Society meeting outcomes, a linen shower for Miss Jeannette Binsall and fiancée Corwin Albright, a Wooster corn bake, a Canton Choral Society rehearsal, Young and Heffelfinger family reunion results, a m arriage by Lythre Rob Sweeney, and Christ auxiliary officers elected.
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Qhio- Agricultural ‘Experiment Station
Women's-Home-and-Foreign Missionary Society
The
Lutheran Church
Mra
KisHiys
Colleza Avenue
Rockey
Mra Nice
Overholt
Jarvis
Langell
Alrs. Thompson
Risling
Lacy Kinney
North Market Street
Jeannette Binsall
Corwin Albright
Massillon
Miss Kinney
Milas Bissell
Avery Merry
Wichip
Canton
Wooster
Canton Choral ‘Society
Carey McAfee
McAfee
Heffefinger
George H. Young
Loudnyilies
George MM. Hettelfinger
Londonville
Alice Huffman
Eudqnville
Treasuger
Harry H.young
Shouster
Wr. Mutz
Lythre
Rob Sweeney
Bie
South Market Street
Will
Wreamm
Misa Rose
Atren Falls
CW BM
Theather of Christ
Charletts Reid
North
Walnut Street
Hell
Mra .Christine
Reid
Laubach
Everhard
Papera
Bell
McGaw
Excursion Train Collision Delays Wooster Party
An excursion train carrying Wooster residents and others to Denver struck a tender at Plattemouth Nebraska while en route west. No injuries occurred but repairs required about an hour, delaying the trip until they continued to Denver where they arrived hours later.
Home Building and Loan company forms local board
The Home Building and Loan company completed its charter and organized a board of directors including David W. Muaselman and A B Peckinpaugh. Officers for the year are President Muaselman and Vice President Linn with office on the southeast side of the public square. The firm pledges conservative management, local lending in Wayne County, and real estate first mortgages after careful appraisal. The secretary manager, Weston T. Peckinpaugh, has 25 years in building and loan and banking in the city and invites public inquiries.
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Eemnean
Weese Arenue
David W. Muaselman
A B. Peckinpaugh
Wm. B. Linn
Cr. Langell
Westen T. Peckinpaugh
David W Muaselman
Wim. M. Linn
Weston T. Pecklinpaugh
Wooster Building and Loan Association
Albert Shope & Co. Bank
Osw
Anethods
Weaton T Peckinpaugh
Ak /ieal
Wayne County
Big Corn Crop in Pennsylvania Reported
The report notes a nourishing condition for crops in the region, with maize in particular showing promise of a record yield. Observers describe growth in the valley area and along nearby regions, signaling a strong agricultural season ahead.
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Pennsylvania
Bendoon
Anan
Engaged People Remember Electric Bitters Claim
Wordy testimonial from Bennettaville vendors endorses Electric Bitters for indigestion liver torpor and restoring vigor after marriage. A quoted wife’s recovery is cited to support efficacy. Laubach Boyd druggists sell and guarantee a bottle.
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Ss. & Brown
Bennettaville, S.T
Laubach & Boyd
Baseball Gossip From Wooster Fans On The League Race
Baseball fans in Wooster show keen interest in the National and American Association races. With Cleveland and Pittsburgh lagging, attention shifts to Boston and Birmingham reports and the expected return of Stubby Clark and Forby Atcock to Wooster for a few games. Local fans follow Cincinnati New York and Chicago as top contenders but remain less excited than the leaders.
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Wooster
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Irve Withelm
Stubby’ Clark
Sines Forby Atcock
Birmingham
Cigeinnati
New York
Chicago
Cleveland and Southwestern league ends with smooth season
Elyria wins the championship as regular season ends with two postponed games possible as exhibition contests. Elyria and Cleveland & Southwestern Frdction Co-Cleveland Pros will present a silver loving cup to the champions. No fines were issued across the league.
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Fhe-Clévohant
Southwestern Forlay
Seagun
Elyria
Wilnot
Che
Tagions Clube
Resaler Sues County Over Damages from 1905 Accident
William Resaler of Sugarcreek Township sues county alleging a night time accident near Dalton in 1905 damaged his horse and buggy and caused nervous shock. He seeks $5080 for horse, harness, medical care, and loss of use, plus related costs. Horn of Dalton represents him.
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Wiliam Resaler
Sugarcreek
Llip
Gonal
Ressler
Bacallao
Stidge
Dalton
Maintiff
Horn
Remedies for rheumatism promote blood purification
A testimonial from Moberly Missouri describes relief from rheumatism after using Williams Pink Pills. The narrator details years of pain in joints, heart palpitations, and fatigue before taking the pills in March 1908, noting rapid improvement and restored appetite. The ad claims universal efficacy and urges purchase from druggists or Dr Williams’ Medicine Co. Schenectady NY, 47 AEH cents per box, six boxes for a dollar.
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Williams
Jane
Wiliams
Palg
Weaanee Co
Schenectady
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