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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1905
Page
7
An old advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a root and herb remedy curing female ailments without alcohol, promising 98 percent success and offering $500 to prove otherwise. It also cites headaches, nervousness, and insomnia as other complaints it allegedly resolves.
The Tate grand jury indicted Joan A. Moore with six counts for obtaining money under false pretenses. A horseman, she bought an entire carload of horses from Wayne county sellers early winter, paying with checks on the Dalton bank. When presented for collection, the checks bounced, revealing insufficient funds.
The Smith Schott wholesale grocery, based in Millersburg, plans incorporation as Smith Schott Company under Ohio law with 40000 capital. N Me Eichelberger and F W Schott named as incorporators, with a Wooster branch to be led by Eichelberger. Miss Mary Fehrenbach to run Wooster books. Mansfield banker J A Jennings among incorporators. Main office to be in Millersburg. Wooster stock likely from local investors.
A board of trade representative plans to urge holdouts to sign, as the majority have already signed over. The aim is to expedite the matter, secure remaining signatures, and push the process to a swift conclusion.
The Wayne County Medical Society held a quarterly meeting in the Archer house parlors with fifteen members. Dr L A Yocum read a paper on Puerperal Eclampsia. reports were given by Dr N B Dawson Dr H J Stoll and Dr E J Hay. Officers elected include President G W Byall Wooster vice president L A Yocum secretary Kata Johnson treasurer Henry Blankenhorn Orrville state delegate. The next session will be in Orrville in July.
Adjutant General Gritchfield announces Governor Herrick has authorised drawing pay to mobilize state troops. The notice outlines state authority, funding, and the expected deployment timeline to address the ongoing security need within the state.
Two Wooster men pleaded not guilty in a State district court before Judge Taylor. No motion was filed in the case and the exact future date was not named. It was thought the district attorney would pursue the last indictment of twenty eight counts. Few people attended the arraignment Friday.
Representatives from seven teams met to inspect the schedule drawn by the schedule committee and discuss constitution changes. Plans for Sunday games and possible two sections emerged, with Lorain’s status unclear and Lokan may join as eighth club. trophy for the pennant announced.
Michael Franzen, longtime Doylestown resident and recent Clinton restaurant operator, is jailed on arson charges after a saloon fire. He vanished briefly last week, had a Philadelphia ticket cited by a conductor, and was bound over to court on $1000 bond as investigators probe likely evidence. Franzen previously known to locals as a trusted neighbor.
Mrs. Schmuck widow of James H Schmuck died at 8 p m Thursday after weeks of illness from complications. She passed away at her home on the old Roth farm two miles southwest of the city. The Roth family, Thomas Roth and wife, and their two daughters Miss Cora Schmuck and another daughter, arrived by train. Mrs Schmuck was 89 years old and born in Pennsylvania.
Paul Jones remains located in Paris have been positively identified and will be moved to Arlington National Cemetery in Washington. Ambassador Porter reports success after a five year search funded privately. roughly three hundred workers excavated at St Louis cemetery. Transfer expected to coincide with a notable demonstration. congress may reimburse Porter.
An advertisement claims Dr Miles Anti Pain Plus relieves headaches neuralgia backache and rheumatism by a pure non narcotic formula. It touts quick results, three free trial packages, and an offer to diagnose symptoms via a Specialist in Elkhart Indiana with mail order terms.
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