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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1907
Page
5
Markets by Telegraph Wooster Stock Exchange Report
The Wooster stock exchange wire reports prices for Wheat Sept 86.5 Dec 92 Core Sept 56.34 Dec 53.75 Oats Sept 43.34 Dec 46.0. Wooster markets list produce prices for butter eggs wheat dairy and grains with regional ranges and per unit notes. Local figures include flour rye oats corn barley timothy hay salt bran wool and clover seed with assorted weights and prices.
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Wooster
Cattle and Hogs Price Listings Across Cities
Market wire summaries show bid ranges for cattle hogs and calves across Chicago East Buffalo Cleveland Pittsburg Cincinnati New York and Toledo with varied classes including prime dry fed steers heifers cows bulls and calves plus hogs from heavy to light and prices quoted in dollars per hundredweight amid regional fluctuations and grain futures outlook. Prices include wheat and corn quotes in several markets and reference to subscription for The Republican.
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Chicago
East Buffalo
Wethersa
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
New York
Toledo
Are Hunting for Houses in Wooster by Gerstenflager Hope
Marshallville residents connected with the Gerstenlager factory hunted for Wooster homes on Saturday. Few houses exist and demand will rise when the plant arrives. George Gerstenlager and associates plan to locate in Wooster by mid October. The company, entering its fortieth year, aims to grow rapidly after settling.
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Marshallville
Gerstenslager
Wooster
Gerstenelager
George Gerstenslager
Woodster
Village Socials and Improvements Spotted in Past Week
Ebert Fabr visited Jacob Lingler's Sabbath home while M Vs. Quaker and family and Mrs. Acker attended the Lesper reunion at Apple Creek. Akron’s Ady Jackson circulated among relatives near the village as the Bunker Hill and Elson Grove reunions were set for August 24. Charles Fahr attended the Institute. R. Peters improved his home with a concrete walk and lawn. John Lutz and Jeromeville residents appeared among local families. Arthur Kuert and Ashland kin were noted as part of the week’s happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebert Fabr
Jacob Lingler
B. Acker
Lesper
Apple Creek
Ady Jackson
Akron
Peters
Charrles Fahr
John Lutz
Jeromeville Fonseyes
Birthday Dinner Attracts Roy Raudabaugh And Friends
Master Roy Raudabaugh hosted a small birthday dinner on August 14 with several playmates. Rev Mosher of Canaan visited local members that week. A large crowd traveled Sunday to Smithville Chautauqua, enjoying ideal weather. Louis Wagecu, recently westward, remains at home near Alsters. Riley Feltzer roofed a stable for Samuel McAffee Sr. D. A Stont and family moved back to Wooster last week. Campbell and wife and Martha Davis visited John Campbell's brother near Canaan Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Raudabaugh
Mosher
Canaan
Smithville
Chautaugua
Louis Wagecu
West
Apend
Alsters
Riley Feltzer
Samuel McAffee
Stont
Painesville
Wooster
Games Campbell
Martha Davis
John
One Minute Gough Gure Couahs. Colds and Croup. For
Fragmented OCR text provides unclear phrases including One Minute Gough Gure Couahs and topic hints like colds and croup. Unable to extract a coherent news item or entities from the available readable text.
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Gough Gure Couahs
Amusement notes and stock company lineup for Fair Week
City playhouse managers secure Chicago Stock Co for Fair and Home Week with royalty bills and new scenery. Repertoire includes The Old Homestead Way Down East Thorns and Orangeblossoms What Women Will Do The Belle of Avenue A The Man of the Our The Royal Slave The Holy City The Girl of the Golden West Our New Minister and more. Jerry from Kerry with band and orchestra to open season. company last here three years ago drew big crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citp Oper
Chicago Stock Co
Hemmelein
Avenue A
Jerry
Kerry
Ankerman Ernest Aukerman at home due to foot trouble
Local notes report Ankerman Ernest Aukerman resting at home with foot troubles. Clara Gindlesparger mocks her cousin Miss Blaxancer of Akron. W Rockefelder and crew lay cement walks for John King in Lodi, while Fletcher Shaffer visited Paoli Sheppard last Tuesday. Oats scarce, rain refreshed Friday, fruit scarce, berries poor, and a child treated with Yr Tuumas electric oil for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankerman
Ernest Aukerman
Clara Gindlesparger
Miss Blaxancer
Akron
W. Rockefelder
John King
Lodi
Fletcher Shaffer
Paoli Sheppard
Bonlwitz
Wooster Matinee Racing Adds Events for Large Horse Entry Field
The Wooster Matinee Racing association plans a Friday matinee on August 23 with a larger-than-expected initial entry. Officials add two races to the program and invite further entries via secretary Lynap Critechfield. Admission is free. grandstand opens for guests. starting time 4 PM.
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The
Wooster Matinee Racing Association
Lynap Critechfield
Reamemret
Visit From Brother Solon Cheyney of Cherokee County Kansas
Solon Cheyney of Cherokee County Kansas recently visited his sisters Carrie Aman da Cheyney near Wooster and Mount Eaton to see his sister Mrs Marie T C Stauffer. He is the youngest of six brothers and owns 500 acres near Columbus with Windsor farm holdings west of Gales. A lawyer by training, Cheyney has interests in lead and zinc mines and Kentucky horses.
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Solon AG. Cheyney
Cherokes County
Kansas
Misaes Carrie
Amanda Cheyney
Wooster
Mount Eaton
Marie T. C. Stauffer
Mr Cheyney
Richard
Elizabeth Cheyney
Cheyney
Carrie
At Springs
Arkansas
Talea
Kanaag
Overton Gleanings News of August Storm Damage
A storm swept through Overton on Saturday causing roof damage to outbuildings and a blown down chamber of apple trees on D. Christy’s farm while areas east of town escaped harm. Florence Hughes works for D. Spitters. Mrs Spitter’s band improves slowly. Charlie Howman visited friends east of town Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs Aoury Ranebaugh suffers asthma again. Mrs John Howman remains on the sick list this week. The Howman reunion is set for Lewis Howman’s home south of Congress next Saturday the 24th.
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D. Christy
Florence Hughes
D. Spitters
Spitter
Charlie Howman
Aoury Ranebaugh
John Howman
Howmant
Lewis Howman
Congress
Notable 19th Century Transfers And Trials Across North America
The report lists a trotter named Sonoma Girl sold for 30000 to Miss Lotta Crabtree, an actor George Hoey dies after a short illness, George Lanning pleads guilty to forgery in Florham Park New Jersey. California Supreme Court upholds mayoral removal legality. Schooner Fleetwood believed lost near Lake Ontario with crew. Chicago Press Club buys building at 116 Dearborn for 160000, will move after one year. Severe thunderstorm causes damage across Minnesota and Wisconsin, knocking out telegraph lines.
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Trotter
Sonoma
Lotta Crabtree
George
Hoey
Booth
Barrett
Jefferson
George Lanning
Board of Education
Florham Park
N. Y
California Supreme Court
Schmitz
Taylor
Fleetwood
Clark Tyler
BeHeville
Ont
Lake Ontario
Press Club
Chicago
The
Press Club of Chicago
University Club
Tis Dearborn Street
Michiga N aVenue
Taxation topics draw national meet in Columbus
A National Tax association conference will be held in Columbus on November 12 1907 to discuss state and local taxation. President Allen R. Foote invites auditors comptrollers tax commissioners and university economists to participate and aid in producing authoritative proceedings and unified tax principles for reform. The effort aims to standardize laws reduce residence and location evils and improve government finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
National Tax Association
Allen RK. Foote
Harris
The
Union
Dallas man ends search for vanished son in Philadelphia
A. W. Wright, a Dallas newspaper man, concludes a two weeks' effort in Philadelphia to locate his son W. H. Wright, 23, artist and illustrator who disappeared after last signaling from a hospital on May 13 with a broken wrist. Letters to him were not picked up and no trace of him was found among hospitals or other places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
A. W. Wright
Dallas
Tex
W. H. Wright
Young Wright
Shells Explode at Fort Totten Willets Point
An explosion in the ordnance storehouse at Fort Totten Willets Point severely injures three artillerymen unloading shells. Private William M. Lank is reported as dying, with other details sparse due to damaged text.
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Fort Totten
Willets Point
L. J
Wm M. Lank
Unfair List and Boycott Case in Manufacturers Suit
James Van Cleave of the National Association of Manufacturers files a DC Supreme Court suit against Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and AFL officers to enjoin use of the unfair list boycott. Filed as a test case, Buck Stove and Range Co of St Louis seeks injunction against conspiracy to injure business and boycott the plaintiff or its dealers.
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Washington
James van Cleave
National Association of Manufacturers
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
American Federation of Labor
van Cleave
St Louis
Manufacturers’ Association
Ugfatr
Tte
Buck Stove and Range Company of
American Federationists
Immunity Question in Chicago & Alton Case Pending Judge Landis Reply
Washington reports a conference between the attorney general District Attorney Sims of Chicago and Chicago & Alton railroad attorneys on immunity. No statement could be made until a future communication to Judge Landis is sent. The outcome hinges on Landis's reply and whether Morrison promised immunity and the road acted in good faith. If so, the Justice Department may drop proceedings against the railroad.
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Washington
Sims
Chicago
Chicago &Alton Railroad
Landis
Morrison
Department of Justice
Heavy losses at Drude front as Moroccans strike
At dawn sounding alarms and galloping Moor forces on General Drude’s western flank triggered French sharpshooters light cavalry and spahis. By nine a fierce engagement ensued with volleys from French forces and the Gloire’s guns clearing the beach. French artillery fired shrapnel at horsemen southward and by eleven the attackers were battered and dispersed. News from Paris confirms heavy Moroccon losses and reports Malai Rafiq proclaimed sultan by neighboring tribes.
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Casablanca
Drude
Paris
Philibert
Morocco
Malai Rafiq
Japanese Spies Observed At Fort McPherson
In Atlanta Georgia on August 20 two Japanese men were found at the rear of Fort McPherson taking views and sketches of the buildings and grounds. A former enlisted man who first observed them alerted the Department of the Gulf and officials say no action will be taken unless further discoveries are made.
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Atlanta
Fort McPherson
Department of the Gulf
Department
Readville Race Notes Show Trotting Mare Distanced
Readville Mass August 20 Sonoma Girl the famous trotting mare that was Hold-to Lotta Crabtree of Boston was distanced in the first heat of the stake race at the Alde Huil stake event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readrille
Mass
Sonoma
Lotta Crabtree
Boston
ThesAlde
Huil-Stake
Jesse James Tale Shapes a Young Burglar’s Mind
Charls Orenkin, a 16 year old youth, is jailed after confessing to daylight burglaries and petty thefts. He aims to reform and lead an honest life after his current trouble. A reader influenced by Jesse James stories sought to imitate the outlaw’s life as a highwayman and bank robber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charls Orenkin
Roaskin
Jesse James
Gasoline price drops amid Standard of Ohio pledge
The Standard Oil Company announced a series of gasoline price reductions, with three recent cuts including Tuesday, signaling a possible further decrease to align kerosene costs. The move follows promises tied to fines and a reflected easing of previous fuel costs.
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Juane Lachie
Standard of Representatives
Obituary for Morrow Taggart of Orrville
The funeral for Morrow Taggart of Orrville will be at 2 p m Tuesday. Remains to be placed in vault until burial. Etta Cordita Correll Morr born February 24 1864 died August 17 1007 aged 43 years 5 months 23 days. Converted early in life and a member of the Church of God at Moorland. She was a pianist and vocalist. Funeral Tuesday morning August 18 1007 at 10 a m at the home of James Correll Mast Larwill Street conducted by Barisa of the Church of God Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow Taggart
Orrville
Etta Corditla Correll Morr Wae
Samuel Dickerrauf
Church of God
Moorland
Mane
James Uorrell
EY Barisa
Wooster
High School Meeting for Summer Wakers August First
All students who have been waking up work during the summer months must meet with their hoters at the high school building on August 1 at 8:80 a.m. High school teachers, including Doe and Thompson, report at the same time.
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DO. &, Thompson
Massillon Coal Prices Rising for September
Local dealers report a ten cent per ton increase in Massillon coal set for September. No advance notices yet on other coal grades.
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Massillon
Progressive Farmers Meeting Near Wooster in August
Progressive Farmers Association of Wayne County met with Mr and Mrs Clem Alexander north of Wooster on Thursday August 25 to discuss local agricultural concerns and community planning under the association’s banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Farmers Association
Wayne Cunty
Clem Alexander North
Wooster
Thoreday
Political forecasts and literary snippets mix in press chatter
A jumble of overheard opinions and column jabs runs through assorted papers. Items mention fear of forerunners in the Senate, hopes in political circles, a swimming lesson pitched as boyhood ambition, and light remarks on Governor Vardaman amid Mississippian beauty comments.
Free pamphlet on U S homestead laws and cheap farming lands
Advertises free pamphlet detailing homestead laws and how to obtain affordable irrigated farms or grazing land along new Chicago and North Western Railway lines in South Dakota Wyoming and adjacent states. Promotes low rate excursion tickets via The North Western Line. Requests full information from W B Koiskern Passenger Traffic Manager Chicago Ill.
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United States
Chicago & North Western Ry
South Dakota
Wyoming
North Western
W. B. Koiskern
Trafic
Cotcago
Ill
Kle
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