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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1906

Page

5

Division in Ohio Democratic camp stirs Wayte county vote

The state party rift led by Tom L. Johnson divides the nine County delegation. Senator Vanover backs Johnson and secured a pledge from Cuya hoga for Charles Haupert as state school commissioner. Wertz clashes with Johnson, while Ashbrook seeks to stay out as contests loom before the convention.

Tom L. Johnson Monathc Executive Committee Ohio Wayte County Nyne F. M Vanover Vanover Cleveland Cuyahoga Charles Haupert Tom Johnson Wertz Johhnson Wartz Johnson W. A Ashbrook

Applecreek Social Notes Highlight Week of Visits

Applecreek residents hosted and visited relatives across nearby towns and cities including Marysville Akron and Toledo. Dr and Mrs Geo Hackett sbd daughter Leota of Marysville paused in town. Miss Evavives of Barberton visited. Mrs Ida Thomas of Wooster and families were guests. many locals spent time with neighbors and attended a funeral in West Lebanon. An ill knee concerns Miss Ann Bott near town with Dr J R Jonenson fearing joint tuberculosis.

Applecreek Geo. Hackett Leota Maryaville Taylor Wolgamot Delphia Holmesville Evavives Barberton Ida Thomas Wooster Charley Hill Kittie Hill Akron Nora Ada Reinhardt Jacob Stauffer John Moore Elizabeth Moore Walter Hartshorn Cleveland Hartspore Joseph Bowen J. C. Smith L. C. Klein Alex. Graber Mt. Haton J. R. Jonenson

Resolutions of Respect for Joseph A Schuch

Fraternal lodge mourns the death of Joseph A Schuch, praising his Pythian faith, friendship, and civic honesty. Sympathies extended to his wife and children, family asked for comfort, resolutions to be recorded and published in city papers. Committee signs include F. C., B. James Brauneck, L. Lucas, W. Herman.

Joseph A. Schuch Joseph A. Senuch F. C

Grocers Annual Picnic at Cedar Point Tuesday

The grocers will hold their annual picnic at Cedar Point on Tuesday. A special train leaves via B. 20 east road at 7 a.m. Returning home at 9 p.m. Round trip, including boat ride to Cedar Point, 1.25 dollars for adults and 65 cents for children. Everyone invited to attend.

Cedar Point B. 20 East Road Enjo LonLing Eee

Two Deaths At Shreve From Local Obituaries

Shreve August 20 Mrs Mary Baker aged 85 years 4 months 14 days died Monday morning at her daughter's home. Survived by two daughters Mrs Harrison and Mrs Luther Williams of Shreve Funeral from Harrison residence Wednesday Interment Maple Grove cemetery Mrs J H Batdorf aged 64 Mich died Monday at sister Mrs Melvin Richey home while assisting with housework She fell in a cellarway sustaining fatal back injuries Burial in Wayne county with interment in Waneeon Ohio Wednesday.

Shreve Mary Baker Lyaia Harrisong Texan Harrison Luther Williams Maple Grove J. H Batdorf Adrian Mich Melvin Richey Richey Batdorf Brown Batdorr Waneeon, O

Minister to Leave Wooster for Allentown Post

Rev. S. E. Neikirk said on Tuesday he intends to accept the call from the Reformed church at Allentown Pennsylvania and will depart Wooster for the new assignment between mid and late September He plans a short rest after his chautauqua and prior duties before starting the new charge.

S. E. Neikirk Allentown Wooster Neikirk

Congresses Busy Weekend Notes and Scores

August activities include a Marshallville arrest warrant case over a pocket book found with $12 belonging to John Jackson of Congress. local reports note a Congress win at Ashland 105 to 18, with Clyde Reed posting four safeties and a sacrifice. The Red Haw-Polk team is set to play in Congress on August 25 amid strong turnout expectations.

Congress Dull Marshallville Crist Ohio Battery Alliance Marks Anti-Saloon League Presbyterian Church Jackson and Garver Wilbur Smith Ashland Clyde Reed R. H. EB Red Haw-Polk

Manchuria Steamer Grounding Off Rabbit Island

Dispatches report the steamer Manchuria with about 1000 aboard ran aground on a reef off Rabbit Island Honolulu Monday afternoon. Passengers were safely taken ashore with no panic. News of Wooster residents saved sparked rapid rejoicing. Among those aboard were Mr and Mrs George F Fiten of Bloomington and Miss Lamman of Columbus, and Oscar Hills and bride. The ship may be floated.

Honolulu Rabbit Island George F. Fiten Bloomington Lamman Columbus Oscar Hills Bride Wooster

Brother of Wooster man dies in Pensacola typhoid fever

Chariea Lawrence of this city received a telegram Sunday morning announcing the death in Pensacola Florida of his brother W H Lawrence age 47. He was in charge of a gang of linemen employed in the city. He was a son of W A Lawrence formerly of Wooster now of Battle Creek Michigan. Survived by Mrs Lawrence and one child. Remains to be sent to Battle Creek for interment.

Chariea Lawrence Pensacola Fla W. H. Lawrence W. A Lawrence Wooster Battle Creek Mich Lawrence

Transfer possibility for Rev E V DuBois at September conference

A warning paper suggests Rev E V DuBois may be transferred from his Wooster charge to another church at the September Methodist conference. Inquiry finds no decision yet as to any change. Ministers are appointed by bishops, and transfers depend on conference needs. If moved, potential new postings include Mt Vernon Bucyrus and Jennings Avenue in Cleveland.

E. V. DuBois Methodist Church DuBois Wooster Mt. Vernon Bucyrus Jennings Avenue Cleveland

Local Social Notes From Fredericksburg Area

Mrs alley and her niece from Chicago visit relatives while Mrs Amsbaugh and granddaughter attend a French School reunion. Union services held at Presbyterian church. James Richards visitors with Mrs J B Lyte and brothers. Travelers from Allegheny Pa visit family. Mr and Mrs Sensenbanugt visit Cayahoga Falls daughter. Minnie Richard ill at J Q Richards. Nelle and Wrace teiley visit grandma Mrs Flnhart. F L Houston of Memphis guest of sister Mrs J B Greegor. Andrew Jones and wife of Ashland spend weeks with father-in-law J ba been. Mrs M J Houston of Akron guest of daughter Mrs J B Greegor.

Fredericksburg Alley Chicago Amsbaugh Urrville Presbyterian Church James Richards J B Lyte Harry Harat Allegheny Pus Tis Sensenbanugt J Ba Been M. J Houston Akron J B Greegor

Haupert Seen Poised to Win State School Commissioner Nomination

Friends of Prof. Charles Haupert of this city expect him to win the nomination for state school commissioner. Haupert has backing from influential supporters and united local backing despite county divisions over Tom Johnson's leadership. Prof E C Oliver of Columbiana is named as Haupert's leading rival, with Wayne county indicating strong support for Haupert. If Haupert loses, Wayne county friends foresee great disappointment.

Charles Haupert Haupert Wayne County Tom Johnson Wooster C. Oliver Columbiana County

Lutheran Missionary convention and picnic in Canaan

The Lutheran missionary convention and picnic was well attended and fruitful. The Methodist church pulpit was occupied by Mr. Marks on the last Sabbath for Anti-Saloon League work. Visitors from Lorain and Columbus areas called on local residents, including Mrs Ritter and Mrs White and daughter. A. L Lebn hosted Seabrooks and wife from Lodi. Funeral of Mrs McGarvey planned at the Methodist church after a long illness. John Notestein’s house was struck by lightning during a heavy rainstorm. Bowers joins hunting party in Virginia.

Canaan Lutheran Missionary Convention Marks Lorain Ritter Edna Hoisington Anna Totten White Columbus Seabrooks Lodi A. L. ,Lebn James McGarvey Methodist Church John Notestein Bowers Virginia

New Pittsbury Notes Mixed Local News and Events

August 21 brief notes from New Pittsbury report Lebr's four year guard tenure at penitentiary marking a career milestone. Families and visitors including Marks, Vera, Butler, Ocker, and Norton members visit from various towns. Church societies plan Sept 2 entertainment and Aug 25 ice cream festival. Missionary convention attendee Lizzie Furtney. Bunker Mill school district reunion Aug 18 amid storm warnings. future picnic planned. Arthur Ebert and wife visit Ashland relatives.

Will Lebr T Tus B. F. Marks Asehano U. Co Butler E, Vera Edna Ocker West Salem Mise Mathias Loratn B. Norton M Society Aid Society Methodist Church Frank Norton Mansfield M. L. Homerstock Cleveland Lizzie Furtney Shreve Bunker Mill Arthur Ebert Ashland Daniel Weaver

Ball Brothers Home Return Noted In Brief Mention

Brief item notes the Ball Brothers returning home after a long day with minimal context and fragmented wording. Other details are unreadable, leaving only a vague reference to horses and a person named Sagi Ci.

Will Beni Ball’ Brothers Sagi Ci

Board Reorganized in Wayre County Relief Meeting

The Wayre county soldiers relief commission met on Monday morning to reorganize. Rev. W. P. Schott and other local leaders attended the session to discuss the process and assign duties for continued support to veterans.

Wayre County Sodliers” Rélief ‘Commission W.P. Schott Greco Anton Yee

Who Said It Foretold Wayne County Vote

A Columbus morning paper carried a forecast of Wayne county politics credited to D W Case as author from the Sun. Rep Wertz denied making the claim that Smyser would win by 600 votes, with Case insisting Wertz told him so. The dispute sparked talk among Democrats and confusion over the forecast’s true source.

Columbus Wayne County D W Cause San Judge Smyser W. A Ashbrook Congress Smyser Case Representative Wertz Guy

Carriers Elect Officers in Wayne County Meeting

Rural letter carriers held a meeting in Wooster on Saturday evening August 14 electing officers for the year: President Robt. H. Smith of Wooster. First vice president Keyser Taylor of West Salem. Second vice president J C Jennings of Fredericksburg. Secretary and treasurer W E Leeper. Delegates to Cedar Point state convention August 27 28 29: Keyser Taylor West Salem F Boling Fredericksburg. Alternates A Smith Wooster J C Jennings Fredericksburg. After adjournment they paid respect to Hon M L Smyeer congressman who spoke on the good roads movement.

Wayne County Robt. H. Smith Wooster Keyser Taylor Weat Salem J. C. Jennings Fredericksburg W. E. Leeper Cedar Point West Salem F. Boling A. Smith M. L. Smyeer

Judgment by default in Wudrich vs Adair case

In the court of Squire L B Bolus at 10 am Tuesday the Wudrich vs Adair case was judged by default as Adair did not appear. Attorneys Spooner and Woolrich entered later, and Bolus entered judgment for the plaintiff. Adair plans to appeal within ten days, and higher court review will follow.

Wudrich Robert L. Adair Squire L. B Bolus M. L. Spooner Woolrich Judge Adair Preson Bolus Adair Woodrich

Wedding News Hidden From Newport Society

A collection of brief quotations from several papers hints at a society wedding in Newport that has not been publicly announced. The snippets touch on expectations, national issues, and economic observations, reflecting disparate editorials across cities.

Erection Question Stirs North Lawrence Inquiry

A garbled note references John P. Jones of North Lawrence and a county work project. Text is incomplete but suggests an inquiry into an erection or construction item tied to a specific era and location. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.

John P. Jones Xorth Lawrence

Negro Troops Shifted In Rio Grande Dispute

Washington reports that colored troops from Fort Brown Texas were moved to Fort Ringgold about 100 miles away amid local tensions. An officer investigation cites alleged insults to Black soldiers by Brownsville residents and a shooting incident during a late night guard sweep.

Washington Texas Rio Grande F C Ainsworth Fort Brown Tex Fort Ringguld At Grande Twenty-sixth Infantry Penrose Brownsville John W. Vann Newton Lipscomb Mr Vann

Unclear OCR item about losses and names in Madison and Chicago

Fragmentary report notes a fire or damage claim of 50 000 at Hargins wholesale grocery Madison Indiana. Mentions Edward Kollerb 45 and a bank failure in Chicago and other persons with garbled details.

Hargin Madison Ind Edward Kollerb Seprenc Stensland Chicago

Expeditio n sent to Cuba as insurrection tests governme nt

Reports from Havana and Washington describe government efforts to crush the Cuban insurrection with military redeployments and calls from former officers to join the campaign. Decrees place General Rafael Montalvo in charge, rural guards to 4 000, and train moves send guards and artillery to Pinar del Rio amid telegraph and railroad disruptions. In Washington, Congress funds for 1907 total 979 million, with tensions over potential U.S. intervention. Local Cuban unrest expands with arrests, seized arms, and a Matanzas conspiracy. In the Philippines, Pulajanes in Samar reportedly quelled per Colonel Whitmans.

Cuba United States Palma Rafael Montalvo Public Works Cortress Spain Santa Clara Havana Pinar del Rio Matanzas

Mob Intervenes in Columiba Slay Attempt on 7-Year-Old Girl

A mob in Saluda county shot Etheridge, accused of attacking a 7-year-old girl, after her father took him to the crime scene. The child survived initial injuries, while Etheridge died on the scene. The report also notes unrelated incidents including Japanese poachers indicted in Alaska and a fatal shooting in Kentucky.

Columbia Etherhdge Mount Willing Saluda County West Etheridge Washington Murray Department of Commerce and Labor Watter Lembkey Alaska St Paul Sland United States Valez

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