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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1899
Page
2
Wayne County Herald reports a cooperative push by publishers OLLI and HMENALY VPILINTING CO. to strengthen regional news, expand services, and boost community access to information through joint initiatives and shared resources.
A Fort Wayne residence suffered a complete wreck after a natural gas explosion fatally injuring Albert Niehter and seriously burning his mother and brother. The piece also notes Ohio criminal cases, a Cleveland bank fraud, and wartime era military and postal updates amid a broad canvas of local and national items.
A feeble, garbled wire of reports describes political shifts in the United States and abroad. Accounts mention murders, fires, resignations, court actions, strikes, and diplomatic maneuvering in cities from New York to Washington and beyond, with references to McKinley, McKinley era figures, and international tensions.
Fragmented text reports earlier 20th century events including railway, stamps sale, a Winnipeg politician shot, troops in Cuba, Chinese migrant unrest, a battleship Oregon repair and voyage delays, and a Philadelphia ship arrival with foul bottom.
Indianapolis Detroit Milwaukee and New York markets show cattle hogs sheep and grain price ranges. Cattle 23 to 6.00 at St Louis and Buffalo. hogs 3.00 to 10.08. sheep 4.00 to 4.40. wheat No 2 red and mixed No 2 white. corn No 2. oats No 2 white. butter 10 to 23 cents. eggs Western 8 to 36 cents.
The Senate endured hours of discussion on the postal appropriation amendment and army reorganization bill while the House advanced the naval appropriation and pension measures. Washington’s farewell address was read on his birthday and Morrill’s obituary prompted tributes. debates over armor plate pricing and Annapolis buildings dominated the naval topic.
The article notes the British Admiralty plans to test electric powered fans to ventilate lower docks of warships. It mentions a wormain and Mrs Cutting as part of the scattered text, and references Mr Sharpless with queer features in a fragmentary way.
The readable lines describe a nonsensical dialogue about a cowhide and a shop. No clear event or identifiable people or organizations are present. This fragment appears as garbled OCR rather than a coherent news item.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a grandfather living well into old age after health scares. The speaker notes being wounded three times after turning seventy, revealing a rough, personal vignette about endurance and memory.
The ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a health supporter for rich and poor alike. It cites several testimonials including a Kansas family whose son recovered from scrofula and erysipelas after sixteen months of doctors. Other users report relief from nausea, neuralgia, sleep loss, and eczema with weight gain and renewed strength.
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