Arrears for Intoxication in Backleyville and Holmes County
William Harry of Backleyville and Joseph Marsden of Holmes county were jailed Saturday night for intoxication. Both pleaded guilty. Harry was sent below after failing to pay, while Marsden’s friend aided him. Discharged on bearing. W A Mackey of Wayne township was acquitted after evidence showed he only jacked cattle to secure pasture payment. Smyser and Snyder appeared for Mackey. Reider & Morr for Miss Miller.
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William Harry
Backleyville
Joseph Marsden
Holmes County
Hoth
Marsden
Harry
W.A. Mackey
Wayne Township
Effie Miller
Jeffries
Uf Wis
Myor Jeffries
Mackey
Mr. Smyser
J. E. Snyder
Reider & Morr
Miss Miller
Bad Blow at Burbane: Severe Windstorm Hits Garden Isle
Burbane, CO September 18 A mighty windstorm swept through the area last Thursday afternoon from the northwest. It caused dust and onion tops to fly in a dense cloud, uprooting crops and scattering debris. No serious injuries reported though property damage included a roof blown from a freight car and scattered stacks. Local responders sought shelter as teams wrestled with the wind.
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Burbane
Garden Ile
Ditch Damages Debated by Wayne Stark Counties
A joint meeting at the Council Chamber considered the Fox Lake ditch plan. Abutting property owners seek damages running to thousands, attorneys attended, but commissioners refused concessions. Further court appeals likely. one commissioner mov ed to halt proceedings, but the motion failed. The ditch would lower Fox Lake about three feet, draining swampy land.
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Maillon
Wayne
Stark
Council Chamber
Fox Lake
Crawford
Bark County
Shreve events and local notes in Wooster paper
Shreve Republicans plan Gen Grosvenor campaign starter on Sept 27. New mess market to open at 52 South Market Street run by EB Marvin. Wilkin by Armstrong wins at Alliance in straight heats. Wooster Bending Works ships bent work to Russell Co Massillon and will ship to Columbia. Sheriff Garver returns with Mrs Kistler healing. Four Fold Gospel tent meetings at City Park run Sept 14 for 10 to 14 days. Services at 2:30 PM and 7:30 PM daily led by Rev Rae and others.
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Massillon
Columbia
W. W. Garver
Toledo
Barbara Kistler
Third Ward
J. B. Rae
A. P. Zeller
Bowling Green
H. Zone
Genevale
Ind
Wedding Bells Report Of Two Ohio Marriages In 1910s Style
Wooster friends hear of the marriage of Captain Joseph C Beardsley to Inez Etta Porter in Cleveland where he works with the water works and the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station. The couple plan to live at No 105 Perry Street after October 1. Beardsley is noted as a former YMCA officer and recent divorcee. In Lorain, Oscar L Mead married Jennie Mapes at St David’s Episcopal Church with a formal ceremony and a richly decorated setting amid pink asters and lilies, following a traditional service led by Rev Laffsty.
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Wooster
William A. Porter
Ceveland
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Cleveland
Y. M. C. Association Enaloerr Corps
Kingsley
City Water Works Department
Perry Street
Beardsley
Oscar Laver Mead
HK. L. Mead
Akron
Warzter
E. G. Hard
Lorain
Jennie Mapes
Lorain Herald
St. David's Episcopal Church
South Lorato
Lizzie Croas
Elyria
Fenton Trott
Misa Anna Williams
Kev Laff
M Mapes
First Avenue
Personal shuffling of Wooster area in small notices
Personal items from Orrville Wooster and vicinity list visits engagements and comings and goings. Daisy Jones Landis Schmuck Shives families and friends gather while Joe Kunkle and local sports players are mentioned. A quiet wedding at Loco Orrville links George Cox Pearl Blackstone.
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Loco
Orrville
George W. Cox
Barberton
Mises Pearl M Blackstone
Lakes
Mary Gann
Buffalo
N. Y
Grand Army
Monroe Manges
J.A. Gann
John Ames Enters Case School of Applied Science
John Ames the son of contractor Samuel Ames has begun studies at Case School of Applied Science in Cleveland and is set to graduate this year.
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John Ames
Samuel Ames
Case School of Applied Scienc
Cleveland
Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Toledo Firm Bond
J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio swears to pay one hundred dollars for cases of catarrh that cannot be cured by their remedy Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Notary public records dated December 6, 1888. Beal A Gleason lists F J Cheney & Co of Toledo as makers. medicine sold by druggists for 75 cents.
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City OF Toledo
Lucas County
Teane Cheney
J. Cheney Co
Toledo
J. Cheney
A. D
Hall
F. J. Chenry & CO
Doan's Ointment Claims Quick Skin Relief
An advertisement extols Doan's Ointment as instantly relieving and permanently curing itching skin diseases. It warns against substitutes and urges choosing Doan's for reliable relief.
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Doan
Prominent Greenville Lawyer Endorses Syrup Pepsin
A prominent Greenville lawyer Mr E CU Cook reports years of biliousness and digestive troubles. He praises Syrup Pepsin, saying it cured his sickness and constipation and recommends it to sufferers. Excursions to Columbus Ohio offered at reduced rates via Pennsylvania Lines for the Union Veteran Legion National Encampment with specific departure dates and return extensions.
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Greenville
E, CU. Cook
Laubach & Boyd's. &K Fs
Columbus
Pennsylvania
Union Veteran Legion National
U. S
Union Station
No Tobacco Ad Promises Health and Strength Gain
An OCR fragment touts No-o-Bac as a wonder-worker to quit tobacco and gain strength. It claims many users gain ten pounds in ten days and advertises mailed free samples and a call to New York readers. The text is garbled but centers on a tobacco cessation product and lifestyle benefits.
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No-o-Bac
Seno
A Cure for Bilious Colic Remedy Sold in Georgia
An advert says ReEsown Roe Screven County Georgia has suffered bilious colic for years. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is claimed to be the only sure relief, acting like a charm with one dose. Sold by Laubach's, Boyd Drug.
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ReEsown Roe
Chamberlain
Disease in Cuba Tied to Food Shortages and Fevers
Washington reports weekly Marine Hospital findings from Havana. For the week ending Sept 9 there were 826 deaths with 15 from yellow fever, 29 from enteric and pernicious fevers, 84 from dysentery, and 635 from enteritis. The health official argues yellow fever deaths are misclassified under enteritis and enteric fever, noting few yellow fever cases in military hospitals, while city deaths from yellow fever persist. He cites hunger and lack of nutritious foods as the root cause of high enteric and dysentery deaths and warns of laws restricting food imports unless broader access is allowed.
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Washington
Marine Hospital Service
Bryaner
Havanna
Ashere
Campaign speakers boost Republican efforts in multiple states
Burton Ohio hosts Hanna and Foraker praising McKinley while Newark sees Governor Bushnell and Senator Currowa in central Ohio with a large local turnout. Springfield hosts camp meetings and political speakers as civil service rulings are debated. Separate items report a fatal jail incident in Mexico and Fremonter convention developments in Pittsburgh and Columbus.
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Burton
Hanna
McKinley
Foraker
Newark
Alan Bushnell
Julius Currowa
Michigan
Ohio
Columbus
B. Campbell
W. D. Guibert
R. Kaykar
D J. Ryan
Elmer Miller
D. K. Watson
Monnett
J. L. Roggers
Ignesville
Ibox
W. W. Peabody
Cincinnati
Watson
Washington C
Payettees
Grogvener
Jones
Weaver
Son
Springfield
Fair Grounds
Allen W. Thurman
Gselgayed
Charles B. Sogahy
New
John Clark Ridpath
Boston
Dari A. DaArmant
Butler
A. J. Warner
Maretta
H. Bell
Indianapolis
W. J. Brysa
Horace
Chapman
Espet
Fractured Skull After Fall From Wheel
James Bickley of Hamilton aged six fell from his bicycle while coasting down Dead Man's Hollow on the Oxford road. He was thrown against a stone wall and sustained a fractured skull.
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Hamilton
James Bickley
Oxford Road
Grain-O coffee substitute advertised to all ages
An advertisement pitches Grain-O as a coffee substitute made from grain that even children can drink without harm. It promises the rich dark color of mocha or java, is easy on the stomach, and sold by grocers at 6 cents plus 25 cents per package.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Dwiit
Farm for Sale Near Wooster by Joho Wyckoff Farm
The Sicirley farm also known as Joho Wyckoff farm lies five miles from Wooster on Golambles road. Two parcels are offered: an 80% acre tract with good water fruit woods barns and buildings and a 1714 acre tract mostly timber. Agent W H Sichley Wooster Ohio handles inquiries. Also note B and O Railroad excursion to Cleveland on Sunday Sept 26 with a special train departing Wooster at 7 am and round trip fare one dollar.
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Sicirley
Joho Wyckoff
Wooster
Golambles Road
Bering
W. H. H. Sichley
Cleveland
Speelad
Ve. Louis- Ley
Cket
B & O HK KR
BK & UO
Kdd
Reaction Not Feared In Economic Review
New York September 18 R G Dun's weekly trade review says the end of the bituminous coal strike and many miners returning to work at higher wages boosts purchasing power. It notes the anthracite strike affects few workers and reports strong wheat and corn exports, favorable crops forecasts, a fall in sterling, and gold imports beginning in August. Exports exceeded imports by substantial margins, aiding business. however, fears of a rapid reaction persist. Consumers and dealers face post‑enforcement-economy adjustments as stocks rebuild.
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New York
R. G Dun
Weekly Review of Trade
Enormou
Sterling Exchange
NEW MEDIGAL DISCOVERY A Positive Cure for Dyspepsia
A forwarded promotional note claims Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets fully digest food in the stomach even when digestion is weak, promising a radical cure. It asserts most remedies fail, highlights low cost, and offers a free booklet from Stuart Co.
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Stuart
Stuart Co
Marahal
Pension Money in 200k Pending Cases at Pension Bureau
Washington reports Commission er Evans says about 200000 old pension claims are pending and will be adjudicated quickly. He estimates total payments for the year at about 147.5 million with 141.26 million appropriated, and notes a possible deficiency bill may be needed if revenue falls short.
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Bureau
Washington
Evans
Pension Bureau
Congress
Builder's Endurance Testimonial For Pink Pills
Detroit contractor Mub at 7 High Street West describes years of rain and work delays from illness. After trying numerous remedies, his wife urged him to try Dr Williams Pink Pills, which he credits with restoring health and allowing him to finish contracts. He swears by the pills and notes neighbors also used them.
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Udney Y Wilson
Detroit
High Street
West
Pote
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Melton
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Frick’s Memorial Block
Wooster, Ohio
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