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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1903
Page
7
An 1880s testimonial claims Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills cure back pain and fatigue by improving kidney and liver function. Mrs N. Percy of Pike Load Alabama says sleepless nights and morning fatigue vanished after taking the remedies, attributing recovery to Hood's products.
D B Martin identified as manager of passenger traffic in Baltimore Maryland in a brief transit bulletin noting leadership role and city location.
Probate court entries show Carl Bahler adjudged insane and committed to Massillon State hospital. Jerome guardian of Jacobina Kimberline filed inventory for Barbara Beidler estate. Alfred Charles and William Shane applied as admin for George Shank estate. Lydia Albright appointed administrator of Willian Albright estate with bond 1500. Final accounts and hearings filled for multiple estates including Summers, McFadden, Woo McPadden, and others. A number of guardians and administrators filed accounts with hearings set for May 1. A conveyance order to move Levi Moser from East Union to county infirmary and a number of additional guardianships and probate actions were recorded.
Charles Bass, a barber, slashed his wife with a razor and then killed himself at the Metropolitan School of Music in Indianapolis on April 11. Bass had previously tried to kill his wife a week earlier and escaped to Marion before police brought him back and released him on bond. Mrs Bass may recover. In Manila on April 11, Captain Pershing's force captured Bacolod in Mindanao, killing 100 Moros and wounding many others. three Americans were wounded.
A cloudburst across Pennsylvania and neighboring states causes flood damage and loss of life. Homes destroyed in multiple towns. fatalities include a man struck by lightning near Pittsburgh. Rescue efforts center on Waynesville and Clark county areas as waters flood streets and cellars.
Five arrests were made following the coroners jury's finding that Joseph Meenan was killed in a conspiracy led by Perry Tuttle George Tuttle Frank Irwin Elmer Shanks and Clinton Danshill. Meenan was shot four times near his ranch 14 miles from Akron on April 8 amid prior death threats after he killed John Irwin last Christmas Day.
An ad extolls Hyomei as a direct inhalation cure for chronic catarrh affecting the head throat and respiratory tract arguing against stomach drugs. It claims inhalation delivers medicated air to kill germs enter the bloodstream and relieve ailments in the stomach liver and kidneys. Praises the product and mentions Lanbach & Boye in Holiston Ma as distributors with testimonials.
Indianapolis April 13 The quarterly meeting of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners executive board in session considers numerous strikes with 250 on hand across the United States. The board will determine merits and issue sanctions and arrange appropriations to sustain current and upcoming strikes. An expert auditor found March books correct. The largest strike is in New York, where 3,500 carpenters are out.
Women recount voting day confusion at City Hall booth. Several described leaving ballots in bed after marking them and clerks questioned if marks were valid. A frustrated voter noted repeated attempts to verify if her ballot was correctly cast amid a tense early election atmosphere.
An obituary notes the death of Mrs Ho Bo Msinen and Harve Heves with private funeral details. The deceased were laid to rest in Voydormville cemetery after services Wednesday night and Thursday morning at St. Reed’s.
The report states Rev Henry Milburn, the blind chaplain of the United States Senate, died in Washington after a period of ill health. He had served about a year as chaplain, and his resignation preceded his death as he faced a decline in health while in the capital.
A late April tornado swept Van Buren and Cleabourne counties causing multiple deaths and injuries. Three Pearl fishers, the Tapovice family, drowned near Pear pon. J M Clayton family members were among the seriously hurt. Several villages in Van Loren county were reported destroyed with extensive property damage.
The Thunder Mountain Gold Fields improve steadily with a predicted rush this year. News of free milling ore leaks last year, and by October more than 20 000 claims were filed. The Thunder Mountain Gold Mining Company controls a 120 acre property with a wide free milling ore vein toward Rainbow Peak. General manager Charles Perkins Dectts spent last summer in the district and is based in New York to answer investor questions and oversee a public offering. Equipment shipments and $3 million in assets are noted as travel opens the trail. Stock has soared from 50 cents to about $8 per share.
Disjointed passages describe political unrest in Lowell Massachusetts April 14 with ship and wage disputes, Chicago dredging strike developments, and prisoners in Monterey Nuevo Leon facing offers of liberty. Reports mention Amy Vaughn and others in varied contexts amid ongoing labor and political tension.
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