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Ad claims fatigue from HIV infection and nerve exhaustion can be cured quickly by taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1902
Page
6
Ad claims fatigue from HIV infection and nerve exhaustion can be cured quickly by taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
Washington March 29 Rep res enta tive Golgle of New York introduced a resolution directing the secretary of state to inform the house whether American citizens with American passports who are Jewish or of other religious faiths are barred or excluded from entering the empire of Russia and whether Russia discriminates between US citizens of different religions visiting or attempting to visit Russia Provided with American passports. Attorney Patrick engagement reports do not deny by principals. Mrs Francis declined comment pending Patrick consultation. In Detroit Findlay fighter bout ends with Cherry over Mackey after ten rounds with Cherry dominating most rounds aside from the first and last.
In Columbus on March 27 the Ohio Senate defeated the Godfrey joint resolution pushing a constitutional amendment to grant the governor veto power, while the Longworth tax proposal to empower municipalities to issue bonds faced debate over a 5 or 10 percent limit. A five-member committee was appointed to study the bond plan. House actions included bills on liquor in penitentiaries, library funding, drug informers, x ray equipment in townships, and helping the National Guard at McKinley inauguration. the Patterson reapportionment plan for congressional districts was indorsed by Republicans.
Copenhagen reports remark on the Christmas scandal and Congressman Richardson in congress through telegraph, with Captain Walter Christmas and Niels Cron asserting roles as Danish agents in a sale attempt. Government responses are implied but not fully disclosed.
A series of property transactions records shows deeds from various buyers and sellers in Chester and Franklin townships, Burbank, Fredericksburg, Doylestown, and Wooster. Entries include parcels, acreages, lot numbers, and prices such as 2 145 dollars for undivided land, 135 dollars for an acre, and 700 dollars for lot 6a West Salem, with involving parties like L. C. Franks, Jacob Smith, The Wooster Building and Loan Association, and the Wayne County National Bank.
The L O T M will meet with Mrs R T Bechtel on South Market Street next Friday evening April 4. It is urged that every lady attend. The lodge held another meeting last evening conferring the third degree on J W Faust and invites strong attendance for upcoming business of importance.
The jury in the $5,000 damage case Flora Orr versus J E Frick failed to reach a verdict after deliberating overnight. Foreman John Stolzbaugh told Judge Fason they were split on the case, and it was noted that dissenting jurors would not change their views if kept out until harvest. Judge Eason discharged the panel.
A government gunboat Chucuirn tows a schooner filled with revolutionists and supplies toward Capira Panama. Two officers aboard the prize schooner were wounded and captured at Agua Dulce. The seized correspondence is said to aid the government’s aims.
The Two Merry Tramps close a engagement in Philadelphia tonight while Old Jed Pronty is cancelled to allow a longer stay for a possible month run. Students promise a merit performance for athletic fund support. Rehearsals for Pinafore progress with elaborate costuming. Pee-Gus Sun Minstrels head home from a successful Pacific coast tour. Kinsey Comedy Company led by M L Kinsey, long based in Shreveport, oversees the troupe.
A small depot building has been erected at the terminus to serve as waiting room ticket and freight office. The Camp railway from Applecreek to West Lebanon was built by H. B. Camp later sold to the Pennsylvania Company and linked with the C A C line. Extension south is not planned though past ambitions included a Cleveland connection. The line runs through the new coal field despite earlier funding hardships and controversial scrip payments.
The University executive committee awarded Ames & Winters the contract to construct the foundation walls of the biological building after reviewing three other close bids. Work to start soon and plans for all buildings will be released in the coming days for contractor estimates. Builders from Cleveland Canton Mansfield and other Ohio cities are expected to bid.
Mr Peter Gruber of Rochester visited Theodore Leckey’s bloodhound kennels at a Ripley township farm on Wednesday. He purchased two English trailers named Adam and Ive for 500 dollars and praised the bargain. Gruber, nicknamed Rattlesnake Pete, keeps an unusual collection of snakes and wears radlaspake gear and a rattlesnake fang pin. He has hospital experiences from snake bites and often treats wounds with antiseptics.
Word on Friday morning claims a cocking main was pulled Thursday night in the western county. The contest matched birds from near Cedar Valley and Reedsburg, totaling 10 battles with Reedsburg fowls winning nine. Spectators say little money changed hands as the Reedsburg side lacked wealth.
Pension Commissioner Evans of Tennessee sent his resignation to the President. President Roosevelt will appoint Evans to a diplomatic service post, signaling a replacement move in federal personnel.
The Medina Gazette reports electric cars running well with daily receipts and growing patronage. Last Sunday fares reached 113 dollars as service surpasses the railroad, with two schedule cars operating from 5 SH AEST and a planned change to four cars on April 1.
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