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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1902

Page

7

City Council Deliberates on Alley Extension and Street Grading

The regular meeting covered the proposed Watson alley extension and land purchases, with discussion on paving, grading, and sewer issues. Officials reviewed bids for bridge painting, street relaying at Spruce street, and disputes over frontage assessments and connections to the sewer system while scheduling further investigation.

al. Walter Fifth Ward van Aver Apple Creek Harvey Swarte Christmas Run Eust Liberty Street Sehad Bixler Avenue North Grant Street Wes Bowman North Grant Streets Spruce Street Kisling Fock M. Funk Wanheim Wiso Reed Funk Markley HU Mowery Markles Mowery Luke Fo Jones Counel Watson Alley Fourth Ward Miner Seinster van Nest S@raimince Dwight Hay Tay Wee Cunningham Cogue Leon Osha Given Post Relief Corps Fisher First South Street Mr Kinney Monte United States Court Cleve Mero Kinney Elphicenu Ciicmt Cour Cleveland Coun Mandant Cires Court Hubbell

Weather fragment from Tre Lookout page

Fragmentary weather notes and ads with unreadable OCR. Mentions temperatures and a few items like talcum and hosiery, but specific data is garbled and unclear.

Branstetter assigns assets to pay creditors in Galion

The Galion Leader reports that Harry P Branstetter filed a deed of assignment in probate court for the benefit of his creditors. The net assigned value is about 1000 dollars with ten Wisterman addition lots and a brick and tile plant. Barker qualified with a bond of 14000 dollars. McCarron and Branstetter will administer, aiming to settle matters and resume business.

Wooster Friends Harry Uni Barker Mir Branstetter Wooster

Mother Johnston laid to rest in Wooster church service

Mrs Margaret Johnston a longtime Wooster and Cleveland resident died after months of illness. She was the youngest daughter of the late Michael and Sarah Rabin born in Wooster and spent most life there. Survived by husband Frank and children Bertha Granam of Cleveland Salhe Johnston of Wooster Wan Rahm of Atlantic and two sisters Sophia Praga Des Moines and Rebecca Cieedinst Columbus. Funeral Monday from Christian church. Pastor Neal and pallbearers listed.

Margaret Johnston Frank Toboston Michael Sarah Rabin Io Wooster Bern Cleveland Min Johnston Bertha Granam Salhe Up Poony Johnston Wooster Wan Rahm Atlantic Sophia Praga Des Mennes la Rebeca Cieedinst Coumbus Tathose Mes Johnston Wom Helsing Christian Church Frog Neal Wehosen Sl Koes Fey Deal Frevs Hwstauter JH Deeds George Kortl Maho Morn GO Gail Howard Lisseil Speers McClartan Walter Bafield

Eighth Regiment NG Special Train to Camp M’Kinley

Rost er lists officers and men aboard the special train to Camp M Kinley Newark Wooster and beyond with names, ranks, and roles. Also notes Ely's Liquid Cream Balm as a nasal remedy and sales details.

Orrville and Millersburg News Boil Over With Travel and Ties

Miss Jennie Warner returns from Lakeside as many locals host relatives and visitors from Alliance to Barberton and Wooster. Families, teachers, and students scatter for summer visits to Cleveland Akron Mansfield and California. Local events include a street fair dates set, a Western Union lecture, farm notes, and an excursion plan to Silver Lake with tickets on sale.

Joe Tom Browns le Pooods Orrville North Lawrent Silver Lake David Myers Whittelsey Atwater Nathan Hogephal Faeres James Burpus Butler Klorence Bowman Jelloway R. Bowman Karl Farewell Sudent Farewell Cleveland Nank Morkel Airs South W. HW Myers Bruce Johnsor Jefferson Twa Ith Horn War Depot Zumerman’s Drug Store Barrett News Depot Leyda Enna McClarran Samuel Metzler Ww. H. Woodland Ben Wells A. Branstetter D. C. Curry Wm. Shibley Harmon Suryser Jacob Shelly M. 5. Reed Solomon Rickenbaugh W. M. Brandt C. W. Oldroyd John C. Hall Simon Reits

Boyd Countryman Returns After Italian Travel Plan Fails

Joseph Maursino of the Fifth Ward returned to Wooster after two weeks in New York City where he hoped to sail to Naples Italy. He encountered a group of countrymen scammed by a man posing as a business manager who collected funds and robbed him of $100 at gunpoint before the thief vanished. Maursino, sick, bought whiskey for the man and feared further loss as he lacked funds to proceed. He had a round trip ticket and intends to dispose of property in Wooster to cover debts.

Misothel Lawrence Mansfield Abereh Medwcine and Burgers Chieage Merrell Logan Utah Wiew Pol. Stone Joa Ford New York State Thaca Wooster Priday Oflu Itos P. Everly Pittsburg Mro Humus Eyerly Holmesville Everly Baater Wisconsin State University Gumme Himace Meese Republi Ban County Niot Steesen Rady Dalton D Moospade Rittman Harrys Nylor Orrville Bof Writha Sterling Sterling Todsmith, Wm Kanissof FE Young, HE. Garret of West Salam A el Stepfield Hautman S. U. Miller James oSoch Doylestown McGuil A. Mellen WC Scott Preston Flett Simmons Kigpedire Tocuritehield H B Bertollette Joseph Maursino Fifth Ward New York City Naples Italy Wooster Joseph New York Marsino Muarsino Mareiny

Pennsylvania Tonnage Report Reveals Large Traffic Rise

The Pennsylvania system carried 22,408,035 tons with 153,046,281 tons hauled east of Pittsburg and Erie and 0,361,752 on lines west of Pittsburg and Erie. The Eastern system surpassed the Western by 62,08 527 tons, and total tonnage rose by 24,3331,658 tons from 1900 to 1901, signaling traffic far above previous year. The east of Pittsburg and Erie handles near-maximum business, with most traffic from that city destined further east.

Pennsylvania Pittsburg Erie

Elders of Shreve Challenge Sale of Church Lots

The elders of the Christian church of Shreve file a petition with the court of common pleas seeking permission to sell the church lots. They argue a new house of worship is needed and more suitable than the old site, urging a order to sell the property.

Christian of Shreve Christian Church of

Mm E Church Service Crowded Sunday Evening

The Methodist church was crowded for a song service with the Sunday school room opening at the rear. A choir and a solo by Miss Hoelzel highlighted the evening service.

Miss Hoelzel

Oil Well Progress Near Rittman and Health Ad Claims

Report notes a drilling project at the Rittman oil well under H. B. Odenkirk, with a large water strike now eased off and drilling expected to finish within about two weeks. Mention includes health ad copy claiming muscular strength for young men and a peculiar medical claim by F A Gulledge in Verbena, Alabama.

Rittman Wogster H. B. Odenkirk

Shot Through Foot in Rural Burglary Encounter

Wrst LatenM August4 Lier Mc Fadden a farmer one mile west of the village fought with a burglar Sunday night. McFadden returned home late and confronted a tall intruder who fired as McFadden tried to halt him. A shot struck McFadden in the foot, causing a serious painful wound, and the burglar escaped.

Lier McFadden McFadden Fred

Getting Along In Wooster With Plant and Lumber News

H F Povock traveled to Wooster on Monday and attended a glass blowers meeting in Atlantic City where next year’s wage scale was adjusted. Povock reports progress at the Wooster plant and notes carpenters are available, though lumber is scarce. he hopes to secure more in a few days.

H F Povock Wooster Atlantic City Wopoer Schraueder

Wooster oil well to start pumping Wednesday

Stockholders plan to begin pumping at the Bell-farm Wooster well this week. The in charge crew expects the machine to arrive and operations to proceed once ready. No work has occurred since the well was shut down a few weeks ago.

Wooster O Bell

Death of Miss Carrie Mowery in Chester Township

Miss Carrie Mowery aged 11 years 2 months 29 days died Sunday morning at her parents home near Chester church Chester township from lung disease after short illness. A member of Emanuel Reform church she was beloved by friends. Funeral at noon Tuesday from the residence Lotermen in Wonster cemetery.

Miss Arrie Mowery Mowery Chester Church Chester Township Miss Mowery Emanuel Reformed Church Lotermen Wonster

Summer School Notes and Faculty Moves Across States

James Henry of Alma Michigan has been elected to a post in Honolulu and will depart soon, passing the Pacific Coast en route. Veters and Bever street residents report illness with brain fever while preparatory staff see promotions. The summer school prize list names Chas Youhsteries and Matus Moore among top winners, with several tied for the $15 award. Custer, formerly a resistant principal in California, is promoted to head of his academy.

James Henry Alma Michigan Honolulu Pac EC Chinas 2 Cadiz Cullevary Bever Street Chas W. Youhsteries Trai St Hammond Shaneyville Matus Moore Portsmouth Ionnad Wells Sulphur Springs Ragio Sahinev Jom Ho Vienerix Lake Whed G ¢ Custer Padida Cal Custer

Beall Avenue Native Hurt In Auto Buggy Collision

Hershell Walter of Beall Avenue, brother of Councilman Dobh Watery, was badly injured Tuesday morning when a driving horse bolted after a bystander’s picnic. The buggy struck a tree, throwing Walter onto the driveway between M. S. Nacireb and David Myers residences. Dr H J Swill assisted, Walter moved unconscious to his home near Bowman Street. The horse damaged Mrs Logue’s yard and property. The outcome remained uncertain.

Herschell Walter Beall Avenue Courcilman Dobh Watery Walter David—Myers H. J. Swill Bowman Street

Strike Talk Shifts to Union Bricklayers at University

Striking union bricklayers employed on the university and Fourth ward schoolhouse may walk out over contractor use of non union labor. A university worker notes past talk of a walkout but expects no action before union formation here. Two Wooster area bricklayers earn about 45 to 60 cents per hour in the evening shift.

University Fourth Ward Wooster

Nine brick masons arrive to work at Pocock Glass plant

A nine-man crew reached the city Monday night and will be set to work at the Pocock Glass plant of A HeartsTone. The notice blends with a sales pitch for Clitness Headache Wafers promising relief when headaches strike, claiming they never fail.

Pocock Glass

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