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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1901
Page
7
A brief advertisement encourages calculating daily weekly or monthly soap costs and choosing Ivory Soap for its purity and floating property. It claims Ivory is the most inexpensive pure soap and does not require chemistry knowledge to appreciate its quality.
Reports from Manila and surrounding areas describe increased surrenders among Filipino forces after Aguinaldo's capture. Generals and officers involved in the pursuit and capture may receive monetary rewards, with details and amounts not yet specified. Debates in Washington and London reflect sympathy and the desire for a just account of the events.
Catarrh is an inflammation of the mucous membranes of the nose throat lungs stomach and other organs caused by colds and aggravated by blood taints. Hood's Sarsaparilla claims to renovate the blood restore strength and permanently cure catarrh as a common sense treatment and urges readers to obtain Hood's.
Wilkesbarre reports the United Mine Workers executive committee in the three anthracite districts opts to continue mining at existing rates. President Mitchell advocates a conservative path despite some colleagues favoring radical action. The stance aims to pressure future talks with operators, with some observers calling it a graceful concession and miners largely pleased. Nearby notes also mention Meiklejohn’s uncertain future and a Berlin to Hamburg electric train project with a $33 million cost.
March 30 dispatches from Colon and Carte Zena praise official bulletins showing the revolt in Boyaca and Tolima ending and the country edging toward resuscitation. Dam breaks at Baraboo Wisconsin floods land and contaminates wells. McClure resigns from Philadelphia Times after 55 years in journalism. Indian violence near Ashland Wisconsin leaves several injured and under arrest. New York reports two more arrests in the Patrick Rice case as affidavits surface. John Barrymore notes his father’s hospital visit and hints at his real name.
Omaha dispatch reports a major arrest as Prentice Til er identified as a key figure in offences against the government. The suspect, linked to a network of felonies, was captured after a trail of forged drafts and threats, with details of an alleged partner named Fisher cited and a broader manhunt described.
In Havana a split in the National party deepens as factions clash over the Platt amendment. Senor Tamayo resigns from the ruling group. General Sanguilly accuses Havana Republicans of opposing the amendment. Delegates from Santiago and Santa Clara show divided loyalties, challenging constituent support and signaling a broader party rift. Snow disrupts Omaha rail and streetcar service with five inches reported. statewide disruption spreads to parts of Iowa and westward to Wyoming and Colorado.
A reader from 240 North Gratt Street describes chronic back ache and kidney discomfort eased by Dean's Kidney Pills after trying other remedies. The advertisement notes price per box and Foster Milburn Co as US agents.
An old advertisement urges readers to gain health and safety by staying plump through all seasons. It touts Scott's cod liver oil emulsion as the easiest, most nourishing food that aids digestion and nutrient absorption for men women and children.
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