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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1907
Page
2
Reported wreck attempt on a wet night near the city when an engine struck an obstruction about three miles east. An iron pipe from a locomotive sand box was torn loose, two nearby farmers fled in fear, and investigators noted similar alleged attempts along the Pennsylvania lines.
Michael Oberlin of Besb City and Andrew Reese of Maseillon discussed with Wooster’s Board of Trade a potential Wire Basket factory. They promoted durable wire baskets and patents, offering $12,000 potential investment and stock sale, but the board concluded it was not wise to pursue the matter at this time.
A judge did not issue a decision in the brewers case appealed to the cronate court and the matter was postponed. The case is paused likely until after Allen Miller's murder trial proceeds.
Fragmented advert page item warning about dangerous mercury in nostrums and tonics, praising false cures for catarrh, cough syrups, laxatives, and tonics. Includes BEE S LAXATIVE, KODOL, Preventics cold cure, and local drug store sellers Kreiger and Bixler Modern Pharmacy. Mentions Dr Shoop samples from Racine Wisconsin and a veterinary practice near Worcester.
Wooster residents report a flurry of activity including a new grocery partnership Kurtz & Wolgawot, plans for the Orrville Methodist church organ by Andrew Carnegie, and visits by William Woodland and his brother from Portland. Community updates cover marriages, estate notices, railroad valuation discussions, and local business chatter.
Elder John T Ongiey of Rootsville Pa testifies that a skin salve cured his long standing eczema itching after years of nightly washing. The ad, credited to Fred Yoder of Smithville Schools, promotes the salve sold by Bixler's Modern Pharmacy and Boyd & Cook, with a local contact.
A notice from the Clerk of Court mentions a nursery stock sale offering first class fruit trees and ornamental stock. Prices are listed for apples, pears, cherries, plums, peaches, quinces, and trees, with delivery to Wooster within ten days. The message includes contact details and a partial address.
Public notices advertise B O route coverage from Chicago to Jamestown and Washington to the east with very low rates for homeseekers and colonists. Also promotes Foley’s Kidney Cure and Man Zan Pite Remedy with claims of relief for kidney trouble and piles, sold by Kreiger drug store.
A visitor with numerous pnuila attended the Patterson exam at the high school and witnessed a pony stunt on East South Street risking injury. John Chessawn of Shreve reports the Newark Mt Vernon Wooster electric line 14 is near, with likely contracts closed soon as more right of way is secured.
A letter from a Canaan resident recalls the township’s 1819 organization, early industries such as ashery and woodenware, and the academy that once drew fame. It notes village growth to about 160 inhabitants, two churches, local timber business, and ongoing nostalgia for the old village on the hill and its era of neighbors, work, and Sunday gatherings.
Railroad construction advances toward the county property of Huby Mining in the Siwilkaneen valley. Rails extend to the international boundary. Miners expect railway access to influence mine value and overall investment outlook.
A Dover Del reader claims Chamberlain Pain Balm eased years of rheumatism after one bottle. The ad cites testimonials from Mrs. Sarah A. Cole and W F Gaston and promotes Bixler's Modern Pharmacy and S H Boye & Cook as sellers. Also mentions Chamberlain cough remedy and Orino Laxative Fruits Syrup for constipation and abdominal appendicitis warnings.
The money reception books closed Saturday night and are in the custody of George J. Schwartz for safekeeping. First-half collections will be deposited when cash is gathered for Rev. Father Ankley of the Catholic Church who pledged support. Father Ankley sent a note to The Republican expressing regret at limited contribution but affirmed his wish to help Wooster.
A large gathering of colored Baptists from Northern Ohio attended a meeting of the Northern Ohio Ministers and Deacons Union at the Baptist church on Leroy Street. Sessions featured addresses by Rev. H. B. Brown, Rev. R. A. Jones, Rev. B. Green, and Rev. Seymore with reports, elections, and a leading sermon on the ministry’s aim. The association was well attended and praised for its religious outreach and youth engagement.
KH Landes agent announced the John Yarman property on Pittsburg avenue sold to Patrick McAnhaney of Piato township and the Geo Wolfe property on Madison avenue sold to Mrs Bosley of this city.
Workers place a 130-8 P gas engine at the Woostershale Brick Works and are erecting a brick stable while several kilns are rebuilt, signaling expansion and modernization of operations.
The board of public service met in regular session on Thursday evening. Dr. W G Whitmore new clerk assumed duties as W G Puattereon report was approved. Paving plans for certain streets were discussed with no action. A number of bills were allowed and ordered paid.
A preliminary hearing before Probate Judge McAdes examined the removal of the A. R. Plank militia at Jeromeville. Attorneys Harry A. Mykrantz and Clem Pixler filed a motion for disage of venue, arguing Mr Plank cannot face trial in this county. Judge McAdoo sustained the motion, Wayne County chosen for the hearing, opening Tuesday April 28 at Wooster.
An advertisement extols glycerine in Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a nutritive antiseptic and anti ferment. It claims glycerine aids digestion strengthens flesh, helps lingering coughs, and builds overall health though not a miracle cure for consumption. It invites readers to read extracts and consult Dr Pierce, with private correspondence guaranteed.
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