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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1907
Page
5
Vast Roaming List of Domestic Toys and Goods
A long sanitized catalog glimpse lists magic lanterns steam engines air rifles wagons rocking horse wheels trumpets drums animals chests mechanical toys weather toys games blocks sweaters handkerchiefs dollar watches teddy bears and more with toilet sets dishes combs brushes gloves beads necklaces bracelets dull furniture tables chairs side boards books and other assorted items.
Judge grants injunction against labor federation in Buck Stove case
Washington December 17 Justice Gould of the District of Columbia Equity court issued a temporary injunction at the request of Buck Stove and Range company president Van Clave prohibiting the American Federation of Labor from boycotting the companys wares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gould
District of Columbia Equity Court
American Federation of Labor
van Clave
Buck Stove and Range Company
John R Moore of Applecreek Dies at g
John R Moore of Applecreek died November 20 and was buried in Applection. He was born and lived in Wayne County his life long. He died from brain softening caused by a blood vessel rupture after a paralysis stroke. He was the eldest son of Andrew and Derah Moore. Surviving family includes Mrs Jones Smits of Woostar and Mrs Alice M Musvano of Seattle. He was the last in the third Moore generation locally, with cousin Silas Moore of Columbus as the only other surviving third generation member. His ancestors Jobo and Rannah Moore settled the homestead in 1184. He married Emma J Armstrong in 1878 and raised seven children, one dying in infancy. He joined Applecreek Presbyterian Church early, served as elder, township trustee for two terms, school director, and board of education member. A Democrat, he valued moral conduct and will be missed by his home and Applecreek neighbors for years to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R Moore
Ap Yecreets
Andrew
Derah Moore
Jones. Smits
Woostar
Alice M. Musvano
Seattle
Wash
Wayne County
Moore
Silas Moore
Columbus
Tois
Jobo
Rannah Moore
Eerie
Emma J Armstrong
Clark
Mr. Moore
Applecresk Presbyterian Church
Andrew Virtue
Board of Education
Applecreek
Canaan News Briefs and Community Christmas Plans
This local item notes Geo Caskey and wife hosting a new baby daughter Ray Rittenhouse in Creston. It lists Christmas services and tree events by Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian churches and their Sunday schools, with programs on Christmas Eve and related holiday activities. It also mentions visits, a missionary clothing barrel to Virginia, a death and illness in the community, and birthday anniversaries celebrated at the home of Mrs Harrison Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Caskey
Ray Rittenhouse
Creston
Geo Hauenstein
Lutheran Sunday School
Bert Hoisington
Arators
Inguitte
Jackson
D W Jacot
Mullis Shaw
Medina
Virginia
Presbyterian Ladies’ Society
Methodist Sunday School
Harry
Cyrus Ewing
Mitenael Haas
Harrison Barnes
Pecanyterian Sunday School
Santa Claus
Local society notes and moves in town
Mrs W 8 Griffith returned home from Wisconsin after weeks away for a surgical operation. The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church met at Mrs J C Wanuer’s home with forty five in attendance. Mrs L Huffman returned from Battle Creek Michigan after rheumatism treatment. Mr and Mrs Sanford moved from their farm to a new west end Bank Street home. Christmas program plans underway for Christmas Eve. J C Warner visited daughter Mrs D W Clason near Arnerton. Collier left for a winter visit in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffith
Wisconsin
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
J C Wanuer
L. Huffman
Battie Mich
Shoe
Soo. Sanford
Bank Street
J. C. Warner
D W. Clason
Arnetrong
Collier
California
Mi-na stomach tablets touted as cure for indigestion
The ad proclaims great medical advances banish disease and stomach troubles through Mi-na stomach tablets. S. H. Boyd & Co offer a 60 cent box guarantee promising refunds if the remedy does not meet claims, asserting it strengthens stomach muscles and cures indigestion as part of a physical culture lifestyle.
10 Percent Off On Faccy China On Dissetests
The notice advertises a sale offering a ten percent discount on faccy china at a districted outlet. It mentions dolls, lamps, and various household items along with unclear location cues and dates. Names and precise details are obscured by damaged OCR.
Tillman attacks president and financiers in senate
Washington reports Tillman assails the president secretary Cortelyou department of justice and financiers during a senate speech on finance committee probes into treasury bond issues and clearinghouse certificates He criticizes political stringency and cites a bank note as a example urging scrutiny and accountability amid the holiday recess plans by both houses
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tillman
Senate
Committee On Finance
Treasury Department
Cortelyou
Department of Justice
Banking House
Congress
Schram
New York
Xingmrore Finance
Culberson
Aldrich
Committee On
Finance
House
Committee On Appropriations
Explosion rocks Yolande No 1 mine in Alabama disaster
Yolande Alabama December 17 between 40 and 70 miners die in a blast that wrecked No 1 Yolande Coal company mine. Rescue slow due to debris and crowds as bodies recovered from fifth or sixth right entries. Officials say explosion likely from coal dust rather than gas. mine had been deemed gas free before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yolande
Ala
Yolande Coal Company
Eifther
T. C. Huckabee
Huckabee
Acbernate
Searles
Datis
Greek
Brookwood
Christmas Tree Bears Queer Fruit Discovery
A nearly day old infant was found in front of the Christman farmhouse near Huntington Indiana. Family members reported the baby appeared alive and in need of care. Local authorities and neighbor families are involved in the unfolding incident as community members assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Christman
Huntington
Ind
Jones’ Guild
Ale
Christyan
Ohio Insurance Chief Resigns as Lemert Succceeds
Ohio news from Columbus reports Arthur I. Vorys resigns as head of the state insurance department and Judge C O Lemert succeeds him. Frillman becomes commission clerk in the governor’s office while Randolph W. Walton moves to executive clerk. Secretary of state vacancy remains unfilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye
Columbus
Arthur I. Vorys
State
C .O. Lemert
Lemert
Vorys
Henry W. Frillman
Meck Seeks Teachers Input on State Board Reforms
Dayton Ohio December 17 State Senator William H Meck a member of the state board of examiners has gathered opinions from 60 or more Montgomery County Teachers association members on various subjects. He plans to present his charges against the state board in the senate and wants teacher preferences on many topics to frame his proposed reforms. He refuses to resign and has sent his list of questions for applicant submission as before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
William H Meck
State Board of Examiners
Montgomery County Teachers’ Association
Meck
Senate
Request of Blind People in Ohio for State Home
The blind people of Ohio seek a state home for care with work suitable to their condition. They claim 26,000 petitioners support the plan, and 5,000 more might benefit. A bill will be introduced in the upcoming assembly to seek an appropriation for the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Dee
Ohio
Gun With Which Goebel Was Shot Now In Georgetown
Georgetown Ky December 17 The rifle alleged to have fired the shot that killed William Goebel may be produced in court though missing since January 30 1900 Caleb Powers claims information that the Marlin rifle is in Georgetown The trial reveals a dispute over who identified the rifle and when Powers says he found it while Youtsey recalls a 1901 conversation about the weapon The missing gun remains a focal point amid competing testimonies and speculation about its location and relevance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goebel
Georgetown
Marlin
William Goebel
Youtsey
Powers
Owens
Y’sey
Taft Delayed by Weather Aboard President Grant
The steamer President Grant carrying Secretary of War William H Taft Mrs Taft and their son Charles reports rough seas delaying arrival in New York by a day or two. Since leaving Hamburg on Dec 7 the voyage has been cold and turbulent. Charles has a temperate fever but is not in danger. Taft made no comment on President Roosevelt’s Roosevelt nomination stance. The wireless message came from about 300 miles east of Cape Race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Race
N F
President Grant
William H Taft
Taft
Charles
New York
Hamburg
White House
Roosevelt
Republian
Grant
Plans unveiled for state hospital for the criminal insane
Lima reports the board of trustees has completed plans for a new state hospital for the criminal insane to be built on a 615 acre tract two and a half miles north of Lima. An appropriation of 200000 will be sought in the coming general assembly to begin work next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
State Hospital For
Board of Trustees
General Assembly
Father dies after stairs fall with Christmas gifts
Bernard McGroder, anxious not to let his children see their gifts, arrived home with bundles and tried to ascend a stairwell. He misjudged a door, stepped forward, and fell down the cellar stairs, fracturing his skull and dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bernard McGroder
Scellar
Powder Magazine Blast Damages Town and Homes
A Dupont Powder Company magazine containing 600 quarts of nitroglycerin exploded causing extensive property damage. Wreckage spread two miles west to nearby residences, with a powder house and pump station nearly demolished. About $4,000 worth of plate glass shattered in the city, and total losses estimated near $10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupont Powder Company
Brothers In a Savage Duel
In Hamilton Ohio on December 17 Mont and Linn Board two twin brothers aged 365 fought a knife duel on the old pike near Debbyville. Linn suffered three deep gashes in face and neck with an artery severed and remains in critical condition at Mercy hospital. Mont was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Mont
Linn
Old Debbyvile
Mercy
Greene county offices report uncovers illegal payments total 4502.36
A state bureau of accounting audit finds illegal and overpaid fees in Greene county offices totaling 4502.36 dollars in small sums. In South Bloomfield, a special focal option election ends with a nine vote majority and little public interest in the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Greene County
State Bureau of Accounting
South Bloomfield
Drys Defeated in Alliance Local Option Vote
In Alliance Ohio on December 17 a special local option election saw the vets carry the city by 215 votes. The vote went smoothly with no disturbances reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drys
Alliance
Vets
Eiverything
Wet by Close Margin. Van Wert Wet Victory Narrowly Achieved
In Van Wert under Beall law the local option election ended with a close wet victory by 29 votes out of 1,791 total ballots. The article notes a tight race and the overall wet result in this 19th century political context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Wert
Williams Resolution on Clearing House Certificates
Washington December 17 Representative John Sharp Williams of Mississippi introduced a resolution asking the secretary of the treasury to provide information on how the national banking laws are being enforced in November and December. It seeks details on the 10 percent tax on bank issues outside the national banking law and whether banks failing to meet obligations to depositors have been acted against under law by receivers or other means.
Abolish Pension Agencies Proposed To Cut Costs
In Washington on December 17 the secretary of the interior told the senate that pension agencies could be abolished and pension payments centralized. He said current costs total $550,000 yearly and moving to a single disbursing office could lower costs to $350,000 annually. He urged abolishing eighteen agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Senate
Sions
Boxing bout halted by police interference in Huntington
Police intervened in a boxing match in Huntington with Bezenah of Cincinnati and et Giseeteke of the city advancing to the eighth round before authorities stopped the contest. The scene involved refereeing disputes and a moment of tension as officials paused the bout to ensure safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Zane
Betwe Oid Bezenah
Cincinnati
Et Giseeteke
Rinkod
Maranette
Chicago
Brahton
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