Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Worth in Wooster Testimony
Jobe B. France of 62 South Walnut Street testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his back pain and kidney distress. He reports no recurrence for six years and notes the product’s availability through Foster, Milburn in Buffalo as sole US agents, price 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Wooster
Jobe B. France
South
Walnut Street
Doan
TVS
Foster-Mibourn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Religious and social clubs meet in city homes
In Friday events, the Lutheran Young Ladies Missionary Society met at Mrs. Charles Wiler’s home with an Africa theme and elections. other groups from Methodist, Episcopal, Presbyterian churches held meetings with program numbers, elections, and luncheons. A Shelly family reunion planned for August 1907 was discussed, and a chafing dish party celebrated engagements of Miss Florence Scovel and Horatio Brown. A large birthday picnic honored the Saybolt-grandchildren group in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Snyder
Isa Harriet
East North Street
Bess Boydston
Sweeny
Emma Hoffman
Minerva
Harry Mann
Boyd
Harry Young
Mary Acker
Sadie Kauffman
Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Mies Mellie Schmuck
Mra. Muszelman
J. E. Barrett
Mra
J. E. Applebaugh
Fred Hookway
Sarah Smith
Wright
Sandusky
E. O. Dix
St. James’ Episcopal Church
North Bever Street
Thart
Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Dr. Kerr
Japan
Home Department
Misa Crane
Miss Gordon
Hershey
Kerr
Yocum
Edith Adams
West Larvill Street
Methodist Sunday School
Warren Brown
Thomas Bevington
Frederick ‘Folsom
Paul Huffman
Charles MccClure
Arthur Franks
James Stamp
Karl Rhoads
Don Miller
Ruth Bahl
Hazel Bartel
Irene Derr
Mary Shoup
Edith Waffle
Nina Oborditsky
Edna Griffin
Shelly
M. Felger
Ashland
Enanuel
F Shelly
Londonville
Felger
Alexander
U. S
Loudonville
Medina
Cleveland
Wadsworth
Elsie Scovel Barnett
3. F. Scovel
Florence Scovel
Chicago
Horatio Brown
Wooster
Women's
Foreign Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
Overholt
Central Africa
Shively
J. Wacker
Fres
Johnson Sweeny
Angola
West Central Africa
Heindel
Eliza Reddick
Univ
Harry Miller
Samuel Davidson
A. M. Fumreil
C. M. Tawnay
Devid S Co
Will Gerlach
Country Club
W. A. Jarvis
Ruth
Jarvis
Ruth Fox
Queen Esther Circle
Methodist Church
Martha Maize
North Market Street
Mararet MacArthur
Fred Heim
Stella Kean
Helen Eddy
Lucy Christine
Lacy Warren
Etta V. Crabbé
Saybolt
Wilhelm İrve hints at Birmingham shift in baseball talks
Rumors swirl as Irve Wilhelm expresses preference to join Birmingham next year if contracts align. He notes past agreement talks and fond memories with Birmingham teammates, contrasting with Boston offers and current management.
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Hall
Irve Wilhelm
Saturnay
Binningban
Birmingham
Boston
McCormick Heirs Seek Million Dollar England Estate
Edward McCormick and associates chase a large English estate said to be worth about 40 million dollars. A family tree shows McCormick potential heirs including George S McCormick of Columbias. Ambassador McCormick in Paris is reported to watch the matter as the estate remains unclaimed. Edward McCormick, not investing, says he will claim his dividend if any settlement occurs.
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Edward McCormick
Weathly McCcormick
England
McCormick
George S McCormick
Columbias
Ambassador McCormick
Paris
Home Coming celebration draws thousands to Doylestown
Doylestown Ohio hosted a two day Home Coming event with about 8000 attendees on Wednesday and a larger crowd on Thursday. Many former residents returned to renew friendships and greet old acquaintances. The barbecue was praised as fine. Only two speakers appeared Judge M L Smyser and John Mc Sweeney of Wooster. Smyser was ill and spoke briefly. McSweeney delivered the main address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doylestown
M. L. Smyser
John McSweeney
Wooster
Smyser
Mr. McSweeney
Serious Charge Arson Arrest of Edward Cady After Night Fire
Chief Henry Leiner returned from Massillon with Edward Cady, son of George W Cady, a former Mt. Eaton resident and saloonkeeper. Cady faces arson charges for allegedly setting fire to his father's building on April 28, destroying the Cady block and the Davis hotel. A. D. Metz and John McSweeney appeared for the accused. bail set at $500 with bond furnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Leiner
Massillon
Edward Cady
Mt. Eaton
Young Cady
H. G DeWeese
State
Cady
Lsat
Davis Hotel
A. D. Metz
John McSweeney
van Nest
First Japanese Boy Enrolled at Wooster High School
Satchi Yamamoto a native of Japan is enrolled in Wooster high school. His parents have lived six years in Hawaii and he is a graduate of the Hilo boarding school. Yamamoto is popular and is making his own way to an education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satchi Yamamoto
Japan
The
Wooster High School
Hawaii
Hilo
Yamamoto
Wertz v Dalton Village farm tax relief ruling
Common Pleas Court Judge Euen decides in Wertz v Village of Dalton that 160 acre farm lands are split in plat, with half retained by village and the other half taken from plat to relieve tax rate. Also includes period-typical ads for Kodol and Dr Shoop rheumatic remedies from local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euen
W .H. H. Wertz
Dalton
BILLIARD THE HERO IN FAET CONTEST AT ASHLAND
Billiard starred for Ashland in a tight game with Elyria Friday. Neither side scored until late when Elyria quit after an umpire call at second base. Alcock spurred Ashland with several stellar plays and strong batting, while Ashland supporters jeered the visitors.
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Ashland
Elysia
Biliard
Alcock
Elyria
West Salem Baseball Tournament Brings Crowd and Upsets
West Salem topped Spencer Congress Red Haw in morning play, while a dusk halted afternoon action leaving first and second money to be divided. Spencer beat Red Haw for third. Stubby Clark pitched for Congress. Stabby Clark sparked a humorous miscue as a horse hitch went wrong. Orrville clerks lost 10 to 9 to the motor men in a tight rubber game. Wooster anticipates a return match during the street fair.
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West Salem
Thorsday
Spencer Congress
Red Haw
Congress
Spencer
Clark
Conures
Orrvile Clerks
S. W. Motormen
Motormen
Viekors
Wooster Boys
PRESS ROUNDUP OF CONGRESSIONAL AND CULTURE NOTES
A collage of quotes and brief items from newspapers discusses arbitration as a national policy, prohibition politics in Maine, debates over private and public ownership, a Massachusetts window-furnishings trade, violent crime perceptions, spelling evolutions, and Mark Twain’s retirement, with playful remarks on humorists and a Republican campaign fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Louleville Courier- Journal
Unruly Caller Disrupts Western Union Office
A showgirl visitor caused disruption at the Western Union office by insisting on contacting a Cleveland coal dealer through the local exchange. She demanded calls to possibly many dealers, challenging the operator to identify the correct contact and questioning the purpose of her call. Local coverage notes the incident drew attention from the Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickers
Western Union
Republican
Cleveland
Clesgigha
Ates
Demurrer in Wooster Pococks case challenged by board of trade
A renewed demurrer in the Wooster case against the Pococks challenges standing of the board of trade members to sue for all who paid money. Only 500 of 20,000 was paid, and the petition seeks 18,500 repayment. Judge Blandin and J S Adair will argue in Cleveland next weeks.
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Guaid
Intel
Wooster
Wea
Pnoeks
Ag Son
Board of Trade
Ling
Pococks
Blandin
Cleveland
J. S Adair
Coss City
Grand jury indicts Jamies W Cornelius for first degree murder
Stark county grand jury reported Thursday an indictment against Jamies W Cornelius for first degree murder in the killing of his wife Estella Cornelius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark County
Jamies W Cornelius
Estella Cornelius
Senator Jones in Company Reports Major Gas Venture
Mansfeld News notes Jefferson Oil & Gas company controls extensive acreage near Bellville and Butler and just let a contract to drill a second well on the Storer farm lease. Present from out of town were Senator L F Joncas of Wooster president. G R Frank of Shelby secretary. F K Berg of Galion. S E Lundy of Bellville. and Mayor W J Geer of Galion.
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Mansfeld Newa
Jefferson Ol & Gas Company
Bellville
Butler
Monry
Storer
Thie Company
L F. Joncas
Wooster
G. R. Frank
Shelby
F. K. Berg
Galion
E. Lundy
W. J. Geer
Turkeys and Poultry Prices Seen Lower This Year
The city commission merchants report rural districts expect turkeys ducks and chicks to stay cheaper than last season when prices spiked during Thanksgiving and Christmas. Cold weather in early 1906 killed many young turkeys, boosting prices then, but improved conditions and increased hen numbers have boosted chick production and lead to ample supply for the holidays.
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City Commission
Obituary notices from Madison Gill and Shreve area
An infant daughter of a Wuress man and wife of Madison Gill died Friday afternoon. interment was at Overton Saturday morning. Mrs Emily Schaffter, a Calamontier resident, died Friday. sister-in-law of ex County Recorder Florian Schaffter. interment Mt Eaton Sunday. Mrs John Boles, 70, longtime Shreve resident, died Friday night at Milleraburg home. Allen Pyle, about 44, died Wednesday at Gasche street home. funeral Friday 2 p.m. from the house. interment Wooster cemetery.
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A W Uressman
Madison Gill
Overton
Emily Schaffter
Calamontier
Florian Schaffter
Mt Eaton
John Boles
Shreve
Milleraburg
Boles
Allen Pyle
Gasche Street
Wooster Cemetery
Pink Pills Restored Mrs Robbins Strength and Color
Mrs Josie Robbins of 1121 Ciars street describes severe weakness pale thinness and heart trouble. After failing remedies from her physician she tried Dr Williams Pink Pills and reports renewed energy restored color and vitality for herself and her daughter now able to work and go outdoors without illness. The pills are sold by druggists or by mail from Schenectady price 60 cents a box or six for 2 50.
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Josie Robbins
Ciars
Drestor
Roobirs
Mrs. McDaniel
Decatur
Wiliams
Wall Ama’ Ping Lille
Gasser Drilling Moves On At Martin Overton Site
At a Saturday meeting, interested parties authorized drilling another well at the Martin Overton location. The first well, reaching about 600 feet, shows steady pressure around 50,000 feet with gas burning bright when lit. The well is capped and daily tests on pressure and gas quality continue. Much surrounding land is leased to the drillers.
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Martin
Fara Nedir Overton
Wooster Man Honored at Knights of Honor Meeting
The state convention of the Knights of Honor met at the Southern hotel in Columbus this week. Officers elected include Grand dictator W. W. Roach of Zanesville and Grand vice dictator L Fleischer of Cincinnati. Other leaders named were Grand militant dictator James Strenick of Lorain, Grand treasurer Janes Caldwell of Cleveland, Grand reporter Charles Hanck of Cincinnati, and grand trustees BM. L. Booener of Wooster A. J. Heller of Orrville Henry Koco of Cincinnati. Supreme representatives William F. Voegele Sr. of Mansfield and A. J. Heller of Orrville. alternate representatives M. L. Spooner Wooster and James Caldwell Cleveland. Next meeting set for Nesrark.
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Knights of Honor
Southern Hotel
Columbus
W. W. Roach
Zanesville
L Fleischer
Cincinnati
Grand m
James Strenick
Lorain
Janes Caldwell
Cleveland
Charles Hanck
BM. L. Booener
Wooster
A. J. Heller
Rrville
Henry Koco
Warrant issued in Franklin township case heard in court
A case scheduled for hearing in the county court of Quire RE Saturday involved Miss Miller of Franklin township issuing a warrant for the arrest of a young man named Wesker of Shreve on a serious charge. Attorney John J. Adsir represented Wesker, with W G Patterson for Miss Miller.
Marriage Licenses for Cleveland and Doylestown Couples
Frank Butterworth of Cleveland and Emma E. Cline of Doylestown receive marriage licenses. Warren H. Gerberich and Alvetta A. Davidson, both of near Wooster, also listed for licenses. The rest advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla and various remedies amid the Hot Weather Test commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Butterworth
Cleveland
Emma E. Cline
Doylestown
Warren H. Gerberich
Alvetta A. Davidson
Near Wooster
Hood
Low Rates to California via Baltimore and Ohio
Low round trip and single fare offers to California advertised by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Scan for agent contact and ticket purchasing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Baltimo
Ohio
Croker's Rheumatic Care for Sale in Warren Pa Parish
Fragmentary text notes Croker's Rheumatic Care marketed in Warren Pennsylvania by SulstTe company. It mentions bottle presentation and internal dosing, but legible details are incomplete. The readable portion suggests a sales claim by local businessmen backing the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croker
Fine New Office for Wooater Brush Works
H A Miller holds the contract to build a fine new office for the Wooater Brush works in the Fons building on South Market Street. The space vacated by Photographer Os bore will be reused for Brush works. The Break place will be used to create more room until a new factory is erected. The new office will be very handsome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Miller
Wooater Brush Works
Fons
South Market Atreek
Osborne
Brush Works
Simere Room
U Ted
Miss King's Name Omitted Faculty Event Details
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Tuesday evening faculty gathering at a school with unclear event details. Names and specifics are garbled, but reference to Miss King and an allusion to an orchestra or musical item appears in the fragmented text.
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Sar Tee
Republican
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