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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1905

Page

6

Perry Rope acquitted in mayor court after long perjury trial

The mayor's court annex heard another chapter of the Perry Rope case on Saturday. Perry Hops denied perjury charges after prior admissions of arrest for peach rustling and fighting. Witnesses testified to drinking, a restaurant chase, and alleged events with a bartender. The judge discharged Rope at the end of testimony.

Weiser Wertz Robert Taylor Perry Hops Read Perry Parry Koch Rope Efurt Daniel Schaan Shioyi Sid’e Madison Hill Capt Taggart Howard Taggart W. H. H. Wertz Attorney Wertz

Wreck on Pennsylvania Line Delays Trains East of City

A west bound freight train on the Pennsylvania lines derailed this Friday morning just east of the city near East Bowman street. A car loaded with structural iron broke down causing twelve cars to leave the track with seven damaged. Work trains from Alliance and Crestline cleared the line by 9 o'clock despite heavy rain. morning passenger trains were delayed over two hours. All trainmen escaped injury with narrow misses for some crew.

Pennsylvania Lines East Bowman Street Alliance Crestline

Bell brother importers of horses hurt in Jersey City incident

George Bell of Bell brothers, horse importers, suffered multiple broken ribs when a horse crowded an express car and a post in Jersey City. He was taken home to his brother Will Bell after the accident and remained badly injured, with heat and travel worsening his condition.

George Bell Bell Brothere Will Bell Bell Jersey City

Hay Fever Cure Reported After 27 Years of Suffering

A Manafield Massachusetts woman reports a 27 year hay fever battle ended by using Hyomei the remedy touted by its makers as a germ killing balsam inhaled to recreate a White Mountains climate at home or office widespread letters of success are cited and a convention plan to resume use is noted the cost is one dollar and the company offers refunds to dissatisfied users

New England Helen S. Williams Manafield Mass Hyomai White Mountains Pocnerete Costa But Exitles Ocanta Laubach & Boyd Tony Ay Nrai l ELY Brothers Warren St New York

PRESS POINTS A collage of quotes on finance and society

A string of brief clippings notes varied topics from finance and politics to social issues. It cites an English marshal buying uniforms for 1600 dollars, a Cleveland World News remark on Rev. Harvey Wodil, and jibes about John D. Rockefeller’s fortune, with items on Russian lessons, fashion headgear, a thunderstorm anecdote, and opinions on national needs and opposition.

Peron John OD Rockefeller Cincinnati Enquirer

Postmaster General Orders Rural Free Delivery Holidays

Postmaster General Cortelyou issues Order No 5 suspending service on rural free delivery routes on New Year’s Day Wegnington’s Birthday Memorial Day Decoration Day Independence Day Labor Day and Thanksgiving Day each year. The Wooster office records an indelible smile among boys hearing the news.

Genera Cortelyon Wooster Wegnington

Building owners ordered repairs on several structures

The board of insecure and unsafe buildings orders repairs or demolition on Barn owned by Mrs. John Fissell on South Bever Street, L. C. Franka’s end of shed on North Bever Street, Edward Young barn on North Street, and vats at Toomens tannery on West Liberty Street, with flues to be covered or structures removed where needed.

Board of John Fissell South Bever Street L. C Franka Shel North Bever Street Edward Young North Street Toomens Tannery W. A Wilson West Liberty Street

Suspect Named in Theft of Lady's Purse at Post Office

A report states a man who took a lady's head purse containing a water and a name change from the writing desk at the post office last evening August Li at 7:25 PM is known and will be pursued if the property is not returned within a few days. It may be left at The Republican office.

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Restored Strength and Sleep

The Hot Weather Test shows people learn their resources of strength and endurance and find Hood's Sarsaparilla helpful to invigorate the blood promote refreshing sleep and overcome tiredness.

Wooster Summer School Sets Attendance Record

The Wooster university summer school broke records with 620 students, 160 more than any prior session. Professor J. H. Dickason led a peak program praised for its businesslike focus, while the teachers' agency filled many positions with combined salaries totaling $45,000 annually.

Wooster University Bal Wooster J. H. Dickason Lawmer

Smithville Chautauqua Opens With Ball Game Rain

Smithville hosted Marshallville for a Thursday ball game ending 10 to 4 in favor of Smithville. Capt Snow spoke and cooler weather arrived, bringing a rainstorm that lasted into Friday. Rev Sprinkly and Brof Eberly delivered talks, a quartet performed, and Miss Nellie Mae Fawcett of Henry County read recitations. The Chawinade male quartet impressed audiences, while the Smithville orchestra under John M Eberly and Christ King provided music.

Point Breeze Chautauqua Smithville Marshallville Snow Sprinkly Eberly Nellie Mae Fawcett Henry Ohio Chawinade Megars T. B.hilbert J 5 Eyster C . Smith R L. Oswalt John M Eberly Charles Rogers Seville Christ. King Orrville Chauncey J. King Roy Kimmel Medina Jacob Graber Wooster A. G Slife New Berlin Roscoe Kiig Danville Ill J M. Eberly

Obituary notices span cholera deaths and clergy losses

Ruth Luella aged one year, child of Charles Landes, dies of cholera infantum. funeral Sunday at 2 pm, Wooster cemetery. Eli Braden dies in San Bernardino, California. buried near West Lebanon. D L Thoburn, bishop Thoburn’s nephew, dies in Lucknow, India, aged about 40. Dr J D Beer’s wife hears of it. Dr Thoburnn cousin of Mrs Beer. Rev L Albright, Wooster pastor, dies in Ashville. former North Ohio conference official and Ohio Wesleyan trustee. His daughter Mrs Prof George’s divorce saga fuels local stir. marital troubles may have affected Rev Albright.

Ruth Luella Charles Landes North Buckeye Street Houge Wooster Cemetery Eli Braden San Bernardino Cal West Lebanon Beer J. D. Beer Lucknow India Albright North Ohio Conference Ohio Northern Ada Andra Ohio Weasleyan Prof George Ohio Wesleyan

Cure for Sick Headache Promises Restored Health

Mrs Wright of New London reports years of severe sick headaches eased after using “Stomach and Liver Tablets.” She had tried many doctors without relief and could not work, but now feels better and can work again. Sold by all druggists.

New London Alls Druggista

Railroaders Arrested In Ohio Conspiracy Case

Five Lake Shore railroad employees including W S Ward Jn Kelley C C Puncan C J Redfield and H Verrity face arrest for alleged in transit property theft. Ward and Kelley pleaded not guilty. others pleaded guilty. Cases continued for investigation amid theft discoveries across their residences and targeted cars. Bridge Building Strike News From Cleveland Details on union stance and possible upheaval. Father of Adair Law William Adair dies at 70 in Leesville Carrollton. Soldier arrested for jewelry theft Guy Donaldson linked to eight stolen diamonds. Chainmakers strike ends partial action at Columbus plant. Salem tragedy as wife of A M Carr found dead by hanging. Fire destroys moving van in Toledo. Telegraphers on Great Northern resume work in Roux City. Parliament prorogued in London after contentious session.

Buckeys Cleveland Lake Shore Railroad W S Ward Jn Kelley C C Puncan C J Redfield West Park H. Verrity Nottingham Ward Kelley

Notable deaths and crimes in scattered reports from state and national papers

Rear Admiral Benham died at Lake Mahopac New York and served on the Schley court of Inquiry. A black man Tom Williams was burned at the stake in Sulphur Springs Texas for assaulting a 14 year old girl. P H Brock of Columbus appointed by Governor Herrick a trustee of Madison Lake Soldiers home. John Taylor killed Lou Phelps with a knife at Jeffersonville Indiana, both men lived in Clarksville Indiana. Taylor arrested. Weekly U S and Canadian crime and coroner notes cover drownings and fatalities in Ohio and West Virginia with several incomplete fragments from Ohio River incidents.

Benham Lake Mahopac N. Y Schley Tom Williams Sulphur Springs Tex P H Brock Columbus Herrick Madison Lake John Taylor Lou Phelps Jeffersonville Ind Clarksville Taylor United States Canada Helen Payton Frank Wright P Crson J. N. Payton Fairmount W. Va

Roosevelt sermon urges sound character and moral life

Roosevelt spoke at Oyster Bay in a Sunday gathering at the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev E V Bowman leading the service. He stressed character building as essential in Christian life, addressing nine local church members and the Christian Brotherhood group.

Oyster Bay N. Y Roosevelt Jay-sermon Bay Methodist Episcopal Church E.V.V Bowman Bowman Christian Brotherhood

Strike Variance as Rail Telegrapher Dispute Rages

St Paul reports wide gap between railroads and union sides over the Order of Railroad Telegraphers strike. Officials claim near end with trains and freight resuming while President Perham asserts a favorable stance for the union. Washington confirms a clarified revenue cutter quarantine authority amid interstate friction.

St. Paul Minn Aug. L Northern Pacific Greatorthern H B Perham Washington Shaw Bec Chaytor Winona Mississippi Louisiana Chaytor

Rate on oil complaint targets Standard Oil case

Washington August 12 Directly following Gulf Refining of Port Arthur Texas charge that Illinois Central Louisville and Nashville and several railroads joined with Standard Oil to fix lower northbound freight rates on petroleum products from northern points to New Orleans and higher southbound rates. Railroads files say they established uniform northbound rates and existing southbound rates. The Gulf Refining suit filed June 28 alleges rate differences barred Texas and Louisiana oil from entering Standard Oil territory while allowing its products to enter the south. The railroads were given 20 days to answer, extended another 20 days.

Standard Company Washington Gulf Refining Company Port Arthur Tex Illinoia _Central Louisville Nashville New Orleans Interstate Commerce Commission Texas Louisiana Standard Oil Company Standard Ol Company South

Chicago raids hit bucketshops after court rulings

Chicago on August 12 reports police raiding al per bucketshops. Men and women found in the raided places were arrested as authorities act following Illinois supreme court rulings and reports that telegraph companies denied service to alleged gambling concerns.

Chicago Olice Ilinois Supreme Court

Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Police Chief

Henry Leiner, chief of Police, Wooster, Ohio, reports strong relief from kidney pain using Dean's Kidney Pills. He bought a box at Zimmerman & Co. and says the medicine eased back pain and kidney trouble, recommending it for six years. For sale by all dealers at 50 cents. Froater-Milburn Co., Buffalo, NY, sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.

Bivary Joan Henry Leiner Wooser, O West North St Dean Zimmerman & Co Froater-Milburn._ Co Buffalo New. York United States

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