Nerve Pills Ad From Wooster Ohio Drug Store
Personal testimonial praises Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills for debility sleeplessness and nervous trouble. Sold 50 cents a box via Spear of HG Liberty St Wooster OH and Dr W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY. See portrait and signature on each package.
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Spear
Liberty St
Wooster
Ohio
A. W. Chase
Pmas & Co
Dr. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N.Y
M.D
Social Notes Highlight Local Celebrations and Meetings
Mrs Mary Gasche hosts a birthday gathering with relatives and friends on Friday. The Baptist Ladies Aid plans a Thanksgiving dinner. Engagement announced between Major Fred Mangum of the Eighth Youth and Miss Florence Reortranil of Mansfield, with a wedding planned. Mrs David Bo Phrige invites for the marriage of her daughter, Miabaraice Anna Jhrtae, to Mr William Alfred Dunaway of Ottawa. Various social events include dinners, receptions, and a Travelers' Club fall meeting at the home of President CDN Hard, with updates on officers and program. Prominent ladies attend a birthday event for Haarinen Sniverroof Wovtre, and Miss Daisy Swartz hosts a birthday party with many friends present.
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Mary Gasche
North Buckeye Street
Ladies Aid
Baptist Church
Fred Mangum
Florence Reortranil
Mansfield
Davod Bo Phrige
Werthe
Sds Aternoc
Miabaraice
Anna Jhrtae
Wiliam Alfred Dunaway
Ottawa
Toredock
Ottasea
Beatrice Nebo Dawily
Walt Mitac
Mra
Reninee
Jbo Schwarty
Waester
Kate Hoth
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Vrs
CDN
Ww FE Kuler
Mies Ho
Mis Vian
Wooa Routs
Wes
Mars Woo Welles
Ewone
Mrs Warren
Beadaye
Coromaath
Vins Annie Geillespae
Estat South Street
Tania
Mieke
Hety
Beever
Isentlemnitn
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Waa Pds
Ena
Hep Orad
Buthday
Snayser
Daisy Swartz
West North
Renor
Barthday
Mass Swarts Wits
Fauna Ellsperman
Mary Ellspertian
Denett Ellsperman
Adee Segener Currie
Envy
RACE DAY AT RICHLAND COUNTY FAIR NEARLY FILLED
Mansfield Sept 11 attendance marked a busy fair day with about four thousand spectators. Magee Noun won the 21st row event in straight heats while the 40 pace produced a close finish with Teading horses led by Lady Vue edging through in the second and third heats. Mabel B captured the hot space event ahead of Salkline and Dxgure, though a fourth place for fond driving was noted.
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Mansfield
Richland County Fair
Magee Noun
Omiere
Lady Vue Furing
Neatwand
Mabel B
Arcent Trate
Dalton Zephyrs Correspondence and Town Notes
Dalton Sept th The Grondy blak is este ape very rapid yard wall nearke nv fine coddication to the business part of tow Rev EOL Warner attending the mental destiny conference by week at Ashland School opened Monday with adage The instructors for thin year Prof Bilmer Landes Bert Cibaon Miss Ada Cully Miss Edna Pope Dr Roebnle assisted in Canton operation Mrs Samuel Werner Crewe entertaining brother from Columbus this week Severn citizens attended Ashland races a Snuffbox pacer owned by OW Lawaned hearse won by three lengths Ralph Garnivert resigned to enter medical college Early correspondents have conpere ed te cut ther for The early com Wath te vets temd dit thee dare wall Wet be ben Qe uless we dhave dare bet ween ther.
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Tow
Warner
Ashland
Adaanes
Bilmer Landes
Bert Cibaon
Ada Cully
Edna Pope
Roebnele
Canton
Anitaman
Samuel Werner Rey A
Crewe
Fron
Columbus
Mad Dog Bites a Horse Near Nathan Chiumia Home
A rabid looking dog near Nathan Chiumia's home on Tuesday night attacked a horse driven by David Brown on public roads. The horse wooed back and was at risk before Nathan Cummarn and Fred Wachtel shot the dog to stop the incident. Local residents await word on the horse's fate as authorities assess the scene.
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Nathan Chiumia
David Brown
Itemos
Othen
Cunmarn
Nathan Cummarn
Fred Wachtel
Mer Brown
Sin
Wayne County Records fragment from Franklin and surrounding townships
A scrambled Wayne County ledger lists numerous conveyances and property transfers across Franklin, Orrville, and Sugarcreek townships. Names include Viola Toghes, Samuel Bo Eas, Mary Chamberlain, Jacob Kantner, The Light Heat and Power company, Orrville residents, and several Bowmans, Hatteld, and Fisher entries with hundreds of acres and various lots. It ends with an advertisement for a water cure patent medicine and claims of digestive benefits attributed to Rev J H Holladay.
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Tsa
Viola Toghes
Samuel Bo Eas
Odsateres
Pranklin Township
Mary Chamberlain
Jacob Kantner
Postlewart
Orr
Mansfield man linked to fatal Burbank train death
A Mansfield resident is suspected in the death of Chase Rodeck struck by an Erie train near Burbank the other morning. The Mansfield Shield notes a man named Charles Rhuderker with a fair ticket bearing his name and describes Rodecker as 23, smooth shaven, dark tan, weighs about 180 pounds. Rodeck left Mansfield late May in search of work and may have been seen around Akron recently.
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Chase Rodecker
Burbank
Erie
Mansfel
Mansfeld Shield
Tim
Jack Krile
South
Charles
Akron
Charles Rodevket
Mansfield
Decker
Charly
Janet Ashland
Mary Vo
Mas
Ashland
Aheon
Canton
Indictments Reported by Grand Jury in Local Case Chain
The grand jury returned indictments over three days naming John Meier and John Oneste among those charged with criminal matters. Frank Derr and others from Wooster face charges of failing to account for funds. The case against Samuel Shanklin, new editor of the Penitentiary News, involved bond forfeiture after he failed to appear for trial. Shanklin was later located in Illinois and sentenced to the penitentiary.
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Rand
Garbane
John Meier
John Oneste
Out Wooster
Frank Derr Ti
Wooster
Fey
Aspanh
Rae Shakely
John Berger
Enile
Sita & Little
Samuel Shanklin
Penitentiary News
Weygandt
Shanklin
Barberton
Sam O
Timois
Heousiis
Eason
Philip Saners
Paint Township
Petit Jarcens
Majer Klotz A Wooster Leader Dies In Hackettstown Home
Former Wooster resident Majer Klotz died January 23 at his Hackettstown residence after illness. He conducted business in Wooster for years following the war and was a prominent member of the Knights of Honor.
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Majer Klotz
Wooster
Hackettstown
Knights of Honor
City Board awards coal supply contract to John I Ruckes
At Thursday’s meeting the City Board of Formation awarded the coal furnishing contract to John I Ruckes at a rate per ton for the best grade of coke. Offers from dealers ranged from 2 to 6 per ton. About 200 to 250 tons will be needed. General Miles’ Mission. Chicago Sept 13 Lieutenant General Nelson A Miles and his party passed through Chicago en route to San Francisco. Miles said he would not sail for the Philippines until month’s end and planned a Pacific coast trip. He expected a three to four month tour of duty visiting posts and reporting conditions.
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Twenire
John I Ruckes
Miles
pChicago
Nelson A Miles
Chicago
San Francisco
Philippines
Pacific Coast
Philipines
United States
Multiple Disasters Reported Across Regions
Heavy rains damage crops in Eng end Enterprise Lumber yards in Cincinnati. Flames ruin $50,000 worth of property. Fire destroys East Lake wool mill near Bridgeton New Jersey. loss $100,000. Safe robbed in Trendate post office. about $60 secured. Body of unknown woman found in East River New York. bruises indicate murder. Five months prior, seven farm laborers die on a plantation along Red River Indian Territory from dust inhalation. Jury in A J Beldin murder case in Portland Oregon returns first degree verdict. Fortune favors a Texan. Dr King’s New Life Pills praised by W P Whitehead of Kennedale Texas for relief from head pains back and stomach issues. Laubach Boyd’s drugstore ad.
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Eng'end Enterprise Lumber Company
Cincinnati
Trendate
East River
New York
Red River
Indian Territory
Tim Paris Green
A. J. Beldin
Portland
Wooster loaf hides a coin amid baking bread tale
In Wooster Mrs. Wellington Matz found a dime baked inside a loaf she made from Plink & Gray flour. She wonders how the coin got there and notes the odd timing of discovery. The story shifts to Wooster’s housing demand and local industry hopes, then drifts to mushroom foraging details and cautions, mentioning edible fungi and toadstool identification.
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Wellington Matz
Wooster
Plink & Gray
Obituary notes of several local residents
Jubn Harrison aged 17, son of the late Win Ho Thartisen, died Saturday at his stepfather Russell Kintun's Oak street home after four weeks of illness. Interment at Wooster Cemetery. Palmer Fulton of West Salem, a Shelby resident and Robert Fulton relative, died Wednesday at the infirmary from paralysis. funeral at his brother BOF Fulton’s West Salem residence. Edward P Bates, longtime Wooster resident, died Thursday night in Chicago after illness. interment at Youngstown. Charles Rokeker of Mansfield, killed near Burbank on the Erie road. body sent to parental home Wednesday evening.
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Pearson
Win Ho Thartisen
Lisa
Russell Kintun
Oak Street
Mineral
Wooster
Palmer Fulton
West Salem
Shelby
Robert Fulton
Benny
Bof Fulton
Vra
Edward P Bates
Chicago
Youngstown
Burbank
Erie Road
Charles Rokeker
Mansfield
Republicans Name Candidate in 17th Ohio District
In New Philadelphia on September 11 the Republican delegate convention for Ohio's seventeenth district met to nominate against Democrat J W Cussingham. Robert C Taylor of Wonosters chaired, CC D Bohner of Coshocton secretary JENett of Newark, Julie B Stevens of Chrichsville nominated. Stevens won on the first ballot. Stevens is an attorney noted as a leading young lawyer in the county.
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New Philadelphia
Seventeenth
Ohio
J W Cussingham
Robert C Taylor
Wonosters
CC D Bohner
Coshocton
Jenett
Newark
Julie B Stevens
Chrichsville
Stevens
John W Cutter retires as Wayne County commissioner
Saturday marked the end of John W Cutter's term as Wayne County commissioner. He leaves with the goodwill of colleagues, described as capable, efficient, industrious, and planning in duty. His Republican successor will be announced later by notice.
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John W Cutter
Wayne County
Cutter
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