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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1905
Page
5
A garbled page segment from Roustey Republican prints notices and stray gossip about local events. It mentions August 30 and political topics but contains many unreadable words, rendering concrete details unclear.
The Albany NY mystery centers on missing Avie F Moustery and alleged child abductions to asylums. Police weigh foul play and death by own action theories as detectives pursue leads tied to a hotel payment, a New York law firm, and a Congressional Correspondence insider.
Obituary items note Mrs William Kitzmiller aged 85 of Massillon area died last week at home Edna two weeks old daughter of Will Conrad and wife of East Liberty street died Sunday evening funeral at 2 Monday Mrs Coville of Pittsburg died at home of Mrs Hattie Deacon Woodland Hills Cleveland daughter of N B Suttle of near Burton City age 20 leaves father husband brother and sisters Coville a machinist formerly in Pittsburgh moved to Cleveland Patrick OToole former glassblower of Wooster died at brother Lawrence OToole home Chagrin Falls after lengthy illness wife dead and one son surviving Barbara Monsebook Musselman 86 died Monday at son Zack Musselman east of city after protracted sickness Mother Musselman native of Pennsylvania came to Wayne county many years ago interment at Honeytown cemetery
Fragmented OCR notes describe a late August congress event with attendees including Rev Vesa and Melissa Wagner. The text references planning, discussions, and possible actions on sewers, rates, and civic projects in a town, noting names and places in disordered form.
August 30 notes report the John of Ssainehart bank barn starting erection, Ares Grose guarding lumber, James and Escing as carpenters, Henry Peece suffering a heart attack, and Dr. Rau chhausch treating him. The entry also mentions a family reunion near Paerasant Home and various local plans and social notes amid a scattered village scene.
Officials of the suspended Western bank and the Denver Savings bank faced arraignment in Denver criminal court on charges of larceny. Carlos Wood and Robert Brown pleaded not guilty. James AL Hurl, president of the suspended bank, was arrested in McAlester, posted $5,000 bond, and was released. Trial dates were set for later.
A county village column recounts names and visits from Akron Marion and Crestline. Local exams place Brenner and Ishrig in railroad positions. Ed Brenner and Frank Lonevecker join a Detroit excursion. Miss Verne Baker returns from Doylestown. schrock’s new house advances. several residents visit kin in Akron Kalamazoo Orrville and Columbus. A child’s recovery tale praises Dr. King’s New Discovery for coughs and consumption.
A fragmented report discusses two residents seeking a burial, a fever reference to typhoid, regional families including J B Gishanid and Mrs Mod Bhmet, and a boxhound auction promising large sums in cash. The text mix includes names, illness mentions, and a large money claim with unclear context.
A reader from Hinago Illinois reports relief from a cold after using Peruna. She recalls initial remedies failing, then notes rapid improvement within a week and complete recovery after several weeks. The letter highlights praise for the medicine and mentions Miss Mary Annett of Addison Avenue, Chicago.
Overton August 30 report notes a union Sabbath School picnic planned for September 16 at Bethel gyrare with several schools expected and invites all to attend bringing dinner and not delaying till afternoon. Local visitors and family news from Overton include multiple trips and reunions. various residents mentioned.
State of Ohio Wayne County Court of Common Pleas Horace M A McLarna files deposi tions against Mary F Marionley Clara Conard Augustus Cox and others in a Missouri matter. Depositions will be taken on the 8th day of August 1905 at the office of Jos Yo in Tipton Missouri between 9 AM and 5 PM with adjournments daily. Ross W Funck attorney for plaintiff Horace Vi Mcarren.
Market wire from Wooster reports grain values for Wheat September 79, December 80. Corn September 52, December 48. late September 255g December 26. Chicago bids list cattle and hogs with varied grades and prices. Buffalo estimates show cattle, sheep, lambs, and calves. Pittsburg figures cover cattle, cows, bulls, yearlings, and hogs with multiple price points.
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