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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1904
Page
4
The article notes a national temporary lull after years of prosperity driven by crops and prices. Wooster shares in cautious recovery following the Wooster National Bank failure. Farmers remain prosperous and will boost holiday buying, while Mrs Cassie Chadwick is not suspected in the town's banking scene.
News from the bank scene notes little change as receivership tasks proceed toward completion. Telegrams from major cities claim Mrs Chadwick caused the Foster National Bank failure, but the bank’s receiver A D Jaynch dismisses such reports as absurd and notes no records show Mrs Chadwick’s involvement with the bank. An attachment action arises from L P Ohliger departures with claims of $3,722.67 due, as bondsmen and absconders face pursuit. property in Cimton township valued in four parcels with appraised sums listed.
Colorado reports hint that Governor Peabody will admit Adams was elected while noting the governor’s aim to exit quietly without drawing attention. The remark follows long held suspicions that Peabody sought a discreet path out.
Diaz is inaugurated as Mexico’s president again and, amid his hold on power, the public is allowed a brief look as he takes office. The scene underscores the ceremonial transfer and ongoing control during the event.
A proposed bank in New York will operate day and night, aiming to meet demand as many locals find regular hours insufficient for their banking needs. Citizens note the need for flexible access and convenience, anticipating a new financial option downtown.
George B Cortelyon, chairman of the Republican committee, cannot find time for a vacation due to the size of the warmisius. The remark suggests his workload is heavy as he struggles to manage the task.
A government statement rejects reports accusing a turkey presenter at a winter event of mistreatment. The official says the claims are unfounded and that the animal was treated properly during the event.
A compact Port Arthur note describes a volatile mix of politics and finance, with factions and local figures reacting to broader unrest. It highlights how economic strains and public posturing resemble a larger national pattern, influencing community tensions and local alliances.
Report of a chaotic open era event where two hunters faced controversy amid excitement. The piece mentions tensions and a contested outcome in a sports-like setting, with references to international teams and a naval or military context implied by the Japanese war framing.
Reports describe a disturbance tied to Kentucky and altered water supply. The outside observer hints that the issue concerns what people drink locally, prompting concern over drinking water quality and regional governance.
A fragment reports Emperor Willian claiming he killed 910 pheasants in a single day during a shoot. The claim appears as one of the emperor’s favored tall tales, reflecting a fondness for sensational sport narratives.
Erratic phrasing hints at a rising Sunday school turnout in coming weeks. References to November events, a chairman, and potential attorney actions for Mrs Carste Char wick suggest ongoing local financial talks and unresolved issues with gas and water services. A bank failure at Oberlin is briefly noted, alongside a stray remark on children’s behavior.
Dee Shreve and Edith Geesaman from Cleveland visited John Geraan and Rose Kennedy in Cleveland relatives travel to Canton for a few weeks and Miss Kennedy visits Cleveland. Rev S B Neikirk spoke at the Presbyterian church with Ladies Aid support raising $40. News of Andttor Mackey of Holmes county dying in Cleveland. Dr James Berry of Celina, Miss Hewne, and Dale Carl visit Beaty Carl in Chromeville. The Boyrth teague shoe score highlighted Henry Tee on tour. Chas L L Chossenn of Akron named as venutalerk for 8 Mo Russell auger. Dinner wheel at Peoria headquarters, and other local notices.
Our usual holiday advice urges buying early as the shop showcases a well selected stock of holiday goods. The store on South Market street invites patrons to come and be convinced the assortment is larger than ever this season and to visit early while complete.
Lattasburg notes sickness runs high with Ed Bowman drilling property, Mr and Mrs Baker host guests, and John Gosler from Ashland visiting Amos Grose. Crescent tent 373 KOTM elected officers led by Commander Troxel and chaplain Raudebaugh. Myers and Hannan serve as sergeant and sentinel. Myers as trustee for three years. Gearbart named.
The singing class aided by the King Whale quartet will give a concert Saturday evening. A Lehn and Ed Miller visited Cleveland. Miss Minnie Reese visits Columbus friends. Miss Myrtle Culbertson of Pittsburgh guests Bertha Muller. Fred Fike moves Reed property house east of town. Presbyterian dinner Thursday at Chas Alleshousen home. Migs sua Whitt re, Wooster, visits Mallie Slutz. Gertie Myers of Congress attends church here. Rev Feeman hosted by Thos Fetzer. Joyful Tidings Christmas service set for Christmas Eve by Presbyterian Sunday school.
The report covers water shortages and long trips for supplies as Jefferson residents cope with dry weather. It notes social visits, a broken buggy in Yankeytown, timber cutting for Ed Eitenbaugh, land purchases near Blachleyville, and upcoming moves to New Pitt. Also mentions medical difficulties, government visits, and local utility repairs.
Zecongress. Congress, Peewee Sullivan is entertaining his aunt Mrs Mc Ananey of Wooster Relatives John in Ashland Ross Thorley of Cleveland is spending a few days at home due to hunting season Masfithel Plans shy of Cleveland is a guest of her uncle Fred Simon Members of the league tent of Macca bees will present a program at town hall during the holidays Neighbors of Mrs Elizabeth Gardner furnished the old lady with a purple supply of firewood Saturday Wm F Hoegner who was kicked by a horse Monday was so badly injured that he will be confined to the home for months All friends of the Ladies Missionary society of the Methodist church are cordially invited to attend the monthly tea at the home of Mrs Belle Campbell Saturday evening Nov 10.
Dalton notes Dec events at United Presbyterian and Methodist churches with a missionary tea at Mrs. Charles Rady's home on Dec 8 and a bazaar and entertainment on Dec 10. The United Presbyterian church youth social is set for Dec 22 at Rave hall with local hosts.
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