Orrville Couples Wed in Allegheny and Ohio
Society notes report the marriage of George W. Deitrick and Miss Martha Swanger of Orrville in Allegheny Pennsylvania. Also mentioned are Elllis Neiswanger and Miss Madge Pinnell wedding updates along with Baptist missionary society activities and multiple social events across Wooster Springfield Bloomington and nearby communities with receptions, outings, and campus gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Deitrick
Martha Swanger
Orrville
Allegheny
Press Points and Political Quips of the Day
A collage of snatches from papers lampoons political figures and events. It references a campaign text book attributed to Speaker Cannon, a remark about home made cake, commentary on Republican policies and famine, and items about Secretary Root and Theodore Roosevelt. The notes mock public figures and publicity in a brisk, era voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speaker Cannon
Baltimore News
Obituary notices from Wayne and nearby counties
Obituary notices report John Miller 65 optician dies after paralysis at sister’s home near Smithville. Also death of David Taylor aged 11 in Avoca Indiana, long Wayne County resident. Mary Stahl 86 Orrville dies after wartime widow status. A L Van Droum 72 West Salem dies after six months illness with G A R and Odd Fellows services. Mrs Harvey Hayes 67 Applecreek dies of typhoid fever at sister’s home. funeral at Applecreek Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miller
John Zoo
Smithville
Wayne County
Mary A. Stahl
Orrville
A L. van Droum
West Salem
G.A. R
Harvey Hayes
Edward Grant
Applecreek
Final dividend and embezzlement case amid Ohio banking scandal
Final six cent dividend declared for depositors of a broken Smithville bank as four indictments allege embezzlement by Leon J. Alcorn, former bank president. Alcorn is accused of diverting 950 dollars and a total of 85,000 dollars, with forged signatures on notes. Receiver Hunsicker reports prior recoveries and potential further assets. context includes past failed ventures and ongoing litigation.
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Broken Smithville
Smugene Car Iin
Leon J. Alcorn
Broken Smithville Sanking
Cu Foe
Alcorn
Alvaro
T. C. Hunsicker
Dalton
South America
Hunsicker
Alzorn
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Runsicker
Alcorns
Cincinnati Rolling Roadway Co
Eason
Bones Found In Gravel Reveal Human Remains
A local report describes workers uncovering bones thought by some to be a calf. Dr. Jones in Lakeville examined them and declared them human. The body was buried three feet deep with the skull and teeth intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeville
New Student Shlomoon Yohannon Joins Wooster Union
A brief note highlights Shlomoon Yohannon, a bright Persian student at Wooster University, preparing for medical studies. He is the brother of David Yohannon, who practiced medicine in Selty, Salmas, Paris, a decade ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skeel
Cleveland
Sxett
Ohio Wesleyan
Wooster University
Audentee
Shlomoon Yohannon
David
Yohannon
Salmas
Pariss
President’s Daughter Spilled at McKinley Monument Event
Columbus VA Sept 15 a chaotic crowd at the McKinley monument unveiling delayed the evening program after suffocating press near the speakers stand. Mrs Alice Longworth waved a handkerchief to reveal the crowd then the adjournment was taken for safety. Senator Daniel of Virginia delivered an oration stressing unity and gratitude to God for McKinley’s memory. Objo praised the republic and humanity. R B Brown and J W Kay spoke. Governor Harris presided. Oyster Bay Sept 15 Miss Bethel Roosevelt, driving from Sagamore Hill, was thrown from her buggy when a horse spooked by an automobile but was unhurt and returned to drive another buggy.
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Columbus
McKinley Monument
Memorial Hall
Alice Longworth
Mra Longworth
Benator Daniel
Virginia
United States
Ohio
McKinley
William McKinley
Objo
Republic
The
R. B Brown
Zanesville
Grand Army
Joseph W Kay
New York
Union Veteran Legion
Harris
Oyster Bay
Sagamore Hill
Colorado Republicans nominate Stewart for governor
Philip B. Stewart of Colorado Springs was nominated for governor by Colorado Republicans. The Sixth Tennessee Republican convention nominated J W Johnson of Davidson for congress to succeed John Wesley Gaines. Bept 21 Prince Henry of Prussia was appointed commander in chief of all the service. He succeeds Admiral Von Koester, who returns to the post of chief inspector of the German navy.
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Philip B. Stewart
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Thomas H Malone
South
Nashville
Tenn Charles
Geismar
Macon
B. Ivey
Atlanta
J W Johnson
Davidson County
Congress
John Wesley Gaines
John G. A. Leishman
United States
Turkey
Accident at Crossing Injures Herald Manager Day
While crossing the Pennsylvania railroad track at Pittsburg avenue on Saturday, Day, manager of the Herald, fell from his wheel and was badly bruised. His face was discolored and severely swollen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg Avenue
Day
the Herald
Healthful kidneys and kidney cure advertised
A historical ad-style snippet extols Foley's Kidney Cure to purify blood by restoring kidney function and overall health. It then touts Dr Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy as a cure for rheumatism and related pains, claiming strong effects against crystal-like sediments and other ailments, though wording is garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Crowning joy or grief in motherhood story
A Auburn woman describes severe postnatal weakness in 1901, with pale health and rheumatic pain, claiming Dr Williams Pink Pills rebuilt her strength and aided the baby’s growth. She notes prior improvement during nursing and continued benefit after using the pills as a tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Wigot
Seventh Street
Auburn
Malone
Village
Williams
Nature
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Loudonville baseball season closes amid fanfare and gains
The 1906 Loudonville team, featuring Charley Follis and Wooster alumni, drew big crowds during the holiday games. Home weather favored the team with no rainouts, as Walk-Overs posted 29 games with 30 wins and multiple nonleague wins.
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Londonville
Hies
Gary
Charley Follis
Wooster
Loudonville
Milleravuarg
Ashland
Bellville
Wall-Avera
High School Wins Contested Football Game
A Friday football game between the high school and ex-highs drew a large crowd. The high school, led by coach Flakey, overcame an heavier ex-high lineup, winning 11 points in the second half. The article notes strict team rules and post game showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey
Doc’ Slsytaugh
Horace Reddick
Flakey
Flukey
Schooperk
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le Rey
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Homister Drua Company
Madison
Wis
David P
Kansas Avenue
Topeka, Kansas
Shoof
Smoof
Drueyne Tnichrater Chemical Co
Palladelp
Fredrich
EMS
Duff
Dpittaberg
Ellis Neiswanger
Orrvilla
Madge Pinnell
Colleg Spsingny
Col. We
Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Hohenroth
Bixler Avenue
Ibrig
Anya Graster
David Livingston
L. 8. Kramer
E. W. Thompson
Nile Country
Florence Maize
Homefield
Harrold
Shearer
Martha Sanborn
Sarah fFesman
Hastesses
Pittaburghas
Leslie R. Honageton
Houseton
Smoky City
Chippewa Lake
Virginia Townsend
Fred Townsend
Yong
F. M. Barr
Townsend
Pittsburg
Chicago
Wayne County Herald
Misa Edna Riggs
George Fitch
Wartminster Abbey
John Criley
Bloomngton
Pielen
Europi R
Victor Clark
Mia. Criley
Clark
Dresden
Germany
J. W. Blocher
Bloomington
Minda
Y. M. GA
University
Heviss
Yocater
Holden
Hoover Cottage
Ouse
Phi Gamma Fraternity
Foss
North Market Street
Mise Boole
Brooklyn
Kappa Security
Wisconsin
Young
Gers
Grosvenor
Washington Post
M. Schwab
Andrew Carnegie
Philadelphia
Root
Callao
Post
Mr. Roosevelt
Rockies
New York Mail
Wiliam J Bryan
Arkansas Gazette
NBC
National Biscuit Company
Biseale Oy
the National Biscuit Company
ULC
WEG
Republican State Convention
Republiin Party
Ite Patriotiany
Abilito Co
Fte Tendera
National
Standart
Panama, Canal
Thas
Andrew IL. Tlarriggta
Olja Forgg
Ohin
Republican Party
Theodore Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Joseph Benson Foraker
Charlen Dick
Senate
Oraker
Commonwealth
Panama Canal
Hia
Canala
Rye
Taras
Seegiat Patiensis
Honomry Commission
Dighela
Tdm
Legistar
Montinal
Montreal
Sigan
Oniq
Mitter
Ahd
BY the
Way
Casa
Wooster Hackman
Opera House
Kunsburg
Burged
Mia
Longworth
Shoop
I Anna Ee
Tong
Shoops
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