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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1908
Page
2
The Ilingian governor earned national aplomb for mobilizing troops to halt the race riot in Springfield. He acted decisively, deploying regiments to restore order, preventing further violence. Once calm returned, soldiers began to leave as public judgment shifted in his favor.
In a speech of acceptance Candidate Sherman proclaims that the people rule, noting they rule in Wooster and across Ohio. He credits President Roosevelt's administration for standing against monopolies, asserting enduring public authority and will.
As the campaign progresses it becomes clear the presidential race will hinge on reception or rejection of Roosevelt policies. Taft praises the president and holds warm Democratic support in Wayne County. Roosevelt supporters content with current conditions likely back Taft.
The column lauds Wayne County crop yields as bumper and signals prosperity for Wooster, noting a sympathetic mood regardless of stock market swings. It mocks campaign chatter, comments on Dorian W. Lawson and Thomas Sr, jokes about Herilgen buttons, and hints at political preludes before a county campaign heats up.
Fragmentary notes indicate the Eighth Regiment plans a gathering in Canton to discuss a labor issue involving a gin shoe company. Leaves September 2 for the session.
On Monday afternoon the board of public service was notified not to pay O. V Kissell the $225 due on flagstone pavement contracts. Joane Bolus delivered the notice for Dr A. T Bashford who claims an interest in the sum and says Bashford is his partner in the work. Bashford also claims Kissell owes him for boarding and threatens to have Kissell arrested for obtaining money under false pretenses.
A Tuesday report from Orrville details Mrs. Leickheim dreaming of a burglary at Max Leickheim’s grocery store. She and her husband checked the store and found a man and woman loading a basket. The suspects, noted as well known, were to be arrested.
A lengthy tale recounts John L. Sullivan in Wall Street circles and a proposed job to protect a man for a thousand dollars amid panic. Sullivan refused, saying the man deserved any trouble and should face consequences. He notes learning of widespread schemes and the changing fortunes of workers and farmers in the west.
After an ideal itinerary through Germany France Switzerland and the British Isles Miss Kean, popular principal of our high school, sails for home tomorrow. The Republican hopes she will have a bon voyage.
Wilhelm pitched for Brooklyn against Chicago but Chicago had luck and won out four to percent on Monday. The boys show brand from Gold Medal.
Chief Henry Lerner reports a cash disappearance linked to John Glesspie. Several boys found and shared portions of about $380, with two suspects, Fred Meahl and Harry Joliff, seen taking most. Boys traveled to Cleveland. some money returned, others declined to keep it. Chief Lerner pursued Lima police. some funds remained with youths or at homes. A final note promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for stomach issues.
Forty friends hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Margaret Applebaugh on Saturday night. The couple, Miss Applebaugh and Albert J. Harry of Wooster, plan a quiet wedding Wednesday at the bride’s home. Friends later enjoyed a social evening. A Wooster clergyman and wife hosted a house party last week with family from West Salem Newcastle Columbus and Sandusky. Friday the party split up and some members planned a lake outing to Takeside Detroit and Cleveland. The Ladies Aid Society English Reformed church postpones its monthly meeting to Thursday September 3 at City Park with a picnic supper if weather permits. Mrs Emama Young will host about a dozen ladies Wednesday afternoon. The Frauen Verein of Christ Evangelical meets at Mrs John Schaad’s home Wednesday afternoon.
August 25 reports the Leeper reunion at Millersburg with Edith Glasgow and M V Ochker among attendees. Charleyinley of West Salem and Mrs Reiman of Wooster visit, while Howard Sherbart family vacation with relatives in Jeromeville. Ross Owens family of Creston and Mabel Wydel of Smithville join A A Zimmerman's gathering. Firestone's Hattis Weaver ill. Dr White called. Pay Vaimer from Wooster vacationing at William Lebr's village.
Mrs R A Deney and son Eugene visit relatives in Pennsylvania. Fetters reunion in Williams County draws 162 attendees with joyful reports. Philo schoolhouse repairs planned by the wool board and local leaders. Wayne county secretary Mr Live and Miss Felton of Wooster speak at Conrge Presbyterian on Christian Endeavor. Mrs Rudolf Schmid recovers from a severe illness as W M Thompson and wife visit Medina county relatives.
The Manaillon Manafield and Wooster electric line seeks a meeting with Wooster’s railroad committee, arranged by George J. Schwartz. The railroad urges local subscriptions and funding. Mr Bartholomew was re-elected president, and Dr G W Ryall was reappointed to the board of directors.
The 17th Young People's Convention of Mansfield presbytery will be held at Iberia United Presbyterian Church in Iberia Ohio on September. Rev W H Bubbell of Dalton directs the convention program with speakers from Wooster Wayne county and other areas. Notables include Rev W A Littell Prof Leroy Allen Miss Blanche Palmer Miss Isaphine Leeper and Rev J O Campbell. Officers include President Prof W J Mindhwart Savannah vice president Miss Maude Stewart Mansfield treasurer Miss Givetta Pindlay Millerburg and presbyterial superintendent Rev W Gubbett Dalton.
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