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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1903
Page
3
University notes capture social events at Kauke Hall and the Wayne-Stark Institute. Professors, students, and alumni attend reunions, with updates on staff appointments, new student arrivals, and a Purdue football train wreck impacting Ohio attendees and Wooster alumni.
A report describes a battle where Bunting, though in the second line where many lost their lives, suffered only minor injuries, while others suffered serious harm including a broken ankle and severe bruising.
Mise Wary Kaucei of Wooster and M L Fucolow a shoe merchant of Alliance wed at St Marys Catholic church at 8 30 Wednesday morning. Father Ankly presided in front of many friends and relatives. Bridesmaid Misa Anna Brandt and best man Emile Paumier attended. A wedding breakfast followed at John Horns home before departure for a wedding journey in the east. They will reside in Alliance.
A New York Sun reminiscence recounts the Emmet Guards, a town militia led by Capt Dan Lysaght. They faced a false midnight drill as a test of loyalty to the Confederacy versus defending Ireland, and later joined Price after Mulligan’s surrender, famed for their oath to oppose the British lion.
Miners in Alaska and the Yukon rely on innovative transport by dogs as a practical solution to hauling supplies in harsh winter conditions. The passage notes the scarcity of traditional resources and the use of native huskies or Aleutian dogs as a dependable mobility option across vast distances.
A Rainier hotel runner trains a tame bear to work in harness as a draft animal able to haul six or more dogs, showing docility when left by teammates. Jln Wittin near Dawson keeps Angora goats pulling a wagon in summer and a sled in winter, with good load capacity. Mr. Wilson uses tandem teams to follow a narrower trail and ease trail labor.
In a humorous exchange, Flodding Pete asks Mike what he would do if he woke as a railway president. Mike replies that human nature stays the same and imagines becoming mercenary and worrying about past rides he cost the company.
Obituaries announce the death of an aged resident near Baerbusk on November 3 and Mrs. Nelson E. Shaw in Medina on November 1. Local surgeries include Feightner's appendicitis operation and Allen Brown’s eye removal procedure at Aultman hospital Canton. Marriages record David W Metzler with Miss Mary A. Anderson and Gertrude Morrison with E Morrow. Lee Orr, a Burbank vet, was thrown from a buggy with a broken ankle possibly needing amputation. Martin Cooper pleads guilty to stealing a buggy and harness from George Farse.
Puy Soyder was arrested Friday night for stealing a hat. He was fined $1 and sentenced to 60 days in Canton workhouse, the sentence suspended for 60 days. James Moore, 39, died at home after a five year illness. Four daughters and three sons survive. Funeral services were held Thursday morning with interment in Wooster Cemetery. Mrs. Watson Lavgull of Apple Creek was badly burned when her apron caught fire while loading wood, suffering burns to back and arms.
James NoAneney, about 70, died at his home on Grout avenue Tuesday morning October 8. He had lived in Wooster for 60 years.
Local wholesale prices list fresh produce and meats with per pound rates. Eggs poultry and dairy items show figures such as beef pork and lard. potatoes onions and turkey are also quoted.
Dr. Elder treats eye ear nose throat patients at Worcester clinic in a brief health notice noting specialty services and a referral note. The record lists a single name and incomplete details about procedures or outcomes.
Call M. D. Carrel D P A Cleveland for details on trips to Chicago November 29 30 and December. One fare plus 2.00 round trip with stock show. limit December 7. One way second class international tickets to Northwest California and intermediate points at low rates. sale through November 8 with stopovers allowed. On November 3 and 17 the B and O R R sells one way settlers tickets south and southeast and Home-seeker round trips to south southeast west and northwest at reduced rates. Thanksgiving fares November 25 and 26 with fare and a third round trip within 160 miles return by November 30.
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