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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1904
Page
6
A collage of brief quotes from newspapers mentions Coxey supporters, Roosevelt, and a proposed Hague delegate. Opinions critique football and boxing ethics, Panama Canal renaming, and political ambitions. It notes public figures like Donald Donovan, Watterson, Foraker, Nash, and Pediera with varied takes on policy and reputation.
Fragmented text appears to promote emergency medicine for sprains bruises burns and similar injuries. Mentions relief and treatment timing but core details are unclear due to garbled OCR. Contains many misspellings and nonsensical phrases, preventing a clear factual summary.
Ice harvesters planning for winter supplies must secure permits before harvesting. A 1918 law requires health board approval to regulate public and shipped ice to prevent typhoid and disease. State health officials support the provision, and local boards are urged to comply.
A new post office ruling, effective now, allows businesses to mail printed matter in units of 2000 or more without stamping each envelope. To use third or fourth class mail without stamps, apply to the local postmaster for a permit. Each piece must show sender name and postoffice in upper left and class, paid wording, and permit number in upper right.
The Ashland Gazette reports Clifford J Hard, jailed on an indictment, pleaded not guilty as the case proceeds. Prosecutor Dever notes evidence is questionable and Hard remains on bond while awaiting further action. The arraignment occurred in Common Pleas Court before Judge Campbell last Saturday.
Local discussions focus on industrial expansion and new plants in Newark and nearby counties. Everett and Wooster facilities are operating with limited staff while planned works attract attention from residents and officials.
The report states that for dairy and food commissioner the counts were 688 276 for Ankeny and 308 061 for Msravatt of the city. It notes Ankeny’s strong lead and suggests his margin over the Democratic candidate signals a clear victory, though the exact figures are unclear due to OCR errors.
Dispatch from Bucyrne reports Col Edward Vollrath of the Ej Regiment N G and a leading potential for the office of circuit judge, a post created by the late William Ty Mooney who died Tuesday. The colonel is mentioned in a recent court martial proceeding as a party to the case.
A testimonial touts Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as the cure for poor complexions and weak health. Miss Mamie Conway credits the pills with restoring rosy cheeks and vigor after years of anemia, headaches, and indigestion, urging others to try them via local druggists.
Obituary items report the death of a long time Burbank resident after two years of illness, with funeral plans from the family home. Also noted are obituaries of Rev. David Rutledge of San Diego, and Catharine Bechtel of Dauphin County PA, both with funeral arrangements and surviving relatives.
The 1905 Peruna Almanac is out and widely distributed free from druggists. Supplies are limited and urged to secure a copy today. the almanac promises health tips and calendar notes amid promotional language.
Notices sent to the Ft. Wayne Pennsylvania division agents announce completion of the second track between Pittsburg and Chicago. The route now uses both tracks for the entire distance, with most of the line already in use and a final short segment near Valparaiso completed recently. The project, under way for years, ends a long-sought upgrade and leaves Cleveland to Pittsburg, Pittsburg to Chicago, Pittsburg to Harrisburg, and Harrisburg to New York with increasing track counts.
Cr Curry files two suits in common pleas court seeking 100 dollars plus interest from July 1 1902. One against Qa Defenbaugh and one against D H Coffman on a 1902 note. Notes for wire fence purchase endorsed Practical Wire Fence Co by J A Batler and bought from Batler by Mr Curry Joho. Adair represents plaintiff.
Mrs Nancy Bell relict of Daniel Bell died at home after weeks of illness. Aged 275 years, 6 months, and 11 days, she spent over fifty years in the city and was highly respected. Survived by six children including Seymour, Urbane, Charles, Harvey, Lewis, and Mrs Hannah O'Miller. Funeral held at 2 pm Friday from the residence with interment at Wooster cemetery.
Running like mad down the street dumping the occupants, or a hundred other accidents, are every day or cur rences. It behooves everybour to have a reliable Salve handy and there's pine as good as Bucklens, Arriva Salve Barns, Cuts, Sores, Evzema and Piies, disappear are under its soothing effect. 95, Druthach & Boyd's Drug Store. tthsk
A state official argues the fee system for mayor and police chief salaries is illegal and fees should revert to city treasuries. If abolished, cities would lose revenue from fines and forfeitures while officers switch to state law enforcement. The code aims at straight salaried officers but confusion persists about proper collection and future equity rulings.
A V Mohn brakeman on a coal train had a frightful narrow escape in the Pennsylvania yards Thursday morning. While on a refrigerator car being shifted, a brake cog gave way and the engine backed it toward the building housing the work train engine, the car passing through closed doors with Mohn aboard.
The report describes Mohn fleeing through the wood from the arena, escaping with cuts on his hands and bruises on the right side. His clothing was torn as he narrowly avoided a fatal end.
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