Wooster fund drive surges as donors pour in large gifts
A Wooster public meeting to raise money for a new glass works drew generous pledges from many first-time contributors. Key figures included John McSweeney for 1,000 dollars and Walter J. Mullins with 2,500 dollars plus 500 for Minglewood Coal. Committees toured stores and schools securing wide support, with totals nearing 2,3100 dollars and plans to begin construction once the remainder is raised.
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Novelist Stockton Dead in Washington
Frank R. Stockton, the noted novelist born in Philadelphia, died suddenly in Washington on Sunday from paralysis after a brain hemorrhage. He had attended a National Academy of Sciences banquet last Wednesday night. His early career shuttled from engraving and drafting to journalism before he became a leading literary figure.
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Wooster News Roundup Highlights Local Ventures
Glasgow and Baird ship a carload of fat cattle to Pittsburg. James L. Orr of Chicago returns for his father’s death in Applecreek. Captain Taylor buys the Judge Welker farm for 87,600, 124 acres. Revs and residents visit, university work delays begin mid May due to terra cotta delays. Local betting on Severance Hall contracts and new business openings. there are memorials, court docket, and growing sport enthusiasm, with golf gaining popularity in Wooster.
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Assassination reported in Blount county near Ellijoy
Knoxvilles April 21 report states Alex Woodward 63 prominent Blount county citizen was assassinated at his home near Ellijoy neighbor James Cumins rushed to the scene found him dying unable to speak M Ogle a nearby farmer is under arrest charged with the crime Woodward and Ogle had numerous lawsuits and Woodward had testified he would not believe Ogle a murderer out.
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Fire at Moerlein Brewery In Cincinnati Causes Huge Loss
Large Christian Moerlein brewery in Cincinnati suffered about 100000 dollars in damage from a blaze likely caused by spontaneous combustion. Firemen battled the flames for four hours. Andrew Moerlein was seriously injured when a buggy fell, and firefighters Richard Porter and Jack O Keefe were badly hurt while on duty.
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Lightning strikes crowds. two boys killed at Akron field
April 21 reports describe a grand stand collapse as lightning struck during Buchtel college baseball season opener in Akron killing Richard Roan, 12, and Arthur Rogers, with several others shocked. Separate incidents include a decapitation of a boy on a Big Four train near Dayton and a freight train plunge into Big Walnut creek near Sunbury. Also coverage of immigrant cruelty stories from New York and Washington.
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Tug of War Over White House Name Puts Roosevelt and Cannon at Odds
President Roosevelt favored the term White House for the executive residence, arguing it is more distinctive than Executive Mansion. In a congressional debate on the sundry civil bill, Cannon balked, claiming years of habit and warning the President might veto the bill if his choice isn’t used. Moody, a new member, noted Roosevelt’s preference, underscoring a clash over terminology and power.
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