05 Dec 1900
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1900
Page
1
Dominant question in foreign affairs centers on the Chinese problem as policymakers assess trends and implications. Analysts note growing questions of strategy, diplomacy, and potential shifts in international relations affecting global stability.
In his annual message to Congress President McKinley reviews national and international issues at the century’s start. He covers Chinese tensions with the Boxers, the war risk and diplomacy, canal and maritime matters, boundary and arbitration plans, and reciprocity aims with Europe. The message praises peace, asserts rights abroad, and calls for legislative actions on courts, trade pacts, and treaty settlements.
Mrs. Anna Barkdull Jones of Wooster, widow of Ohio F. Jones, died Wednesday in Zanesville at her daughter Nettie Smiths home after a lengthy illness. She was 74 and spent most of her life in Wooster. Surviving daughters are Mrs. Dr. Smith and Mrs. Rev. Chas. F. Steck.
December 3 4 items include Miller Bros remodel seating at the old school house and plan to install in the new Jefferson district No 1 Plain township literary society invites attendance with a discussion on increasing the Army. Epworth League meeting well attended. telephone suit favor Spangler. December 4 quarterly conference at U B church Dec 8 9 presiding elder Rev Weyant M M E Sunday school Christmas program and Bethel church protracted meeting. Many local health farm and social notes, visitors, travel and Thanksgiving gatherings including Mrs Rice Ada Jackson Emma Peters and Walter Kaufman figures mentioned.
Local correspondence reports Thanksgiving activities, visits, and social events at Pleasant Home. Families from Creston, Orrsdie, and nearby towns hosted relatives, while the community notes include hunting trips, travel to Toledo and Michigan, and a United States Telephone Co line project. Ev. J. Flickinger funeral held. a large turnout noted.
Dalt on Dec 1 reports Mrs Florence McGill and Hether-son of Badric Ohio visiting Dalton friends. Miss Mabel Stuck home from Bisler's in Wooster for Thanksgiving. Services were well attended. Rev. Hubbell spoke at the U P church and Rev. Medina evangelistic meetings continued at Holmesville. Funeral for Samuel Snavely drew large crowd led by Rev. Bughwalter and Rev. Hubbell. Holiday dinners noted. presbytery meeting set for Dec 4 at the U P church with sermons and revival program led by ministers from Ontario Wooster Canton Iberia Millersburg.
Feeds on Dec prices for cattle sheep hogs and calves across Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati and Toledo markets. Listings show varying grades and prices for steers cows bulls and calves plus grain futures and livestock by the head and per hundredweight across regions with notable ranges in beef and hog values.
In Wayne County Court of Common Pleas the case of L. Reichenburg v J W Bott et al moved to the jury. The action seeks $200 on a promissory note. J B Taylor represents the plaintiff while Frank Taggart and T W Orr defend.
A delicate creamy dessert with crisp textures pleases the most fastidious diners, offering rich flavor and refined mouthfeel in every bite.
A warning against imitation baking powders containing alum, described as a corrosive poison used for cheapness. Physicians condemn their use and laws in many areas prohibit their sale. Royal Baking Powder Co, 100 William St, New York.
Jury deliberated all Monday night in the Reich enbach versus Bott suit seeking 200 dollars. Verdict returned Tuesday morning awarding judgment to the plaintiff. court record notes a separate case involving Maria Oxenri AF against Theodore Stair, executor of Jace Stair for nursing services valued at 300 dollars with Frank Taggart representing the plaintiff and John C Marr and H B Swartz for the defense.
The week brings the deaths of two elderly women, Mrs. Hester Fluhart aged 88 near Salt Creek and Mrs. Elizabeth Rumbaugh, long resident west of town. Funeral details and illness notes follow, with local events including a quarterly M E church meeting and staff changes at the Fredericksburg Observer, which publishes for the last time this week.
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