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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1900

Page

3

Guns From Navy Yard Loaned To Wooster Soldiers Monument

An act of Congress allows the Navy to loan condemned ordnance to soldiers monuments and related groups. Given Post G A R of Wooster reports two 20 pound Parrot guns and 30 inch projectiles were authorized for delivery, with transport to Wooster planned for January. The location and mounting will be decided later.

Secretary of the Navy Grand Army of the Republic Naval Service Wm. Werntz U.S. Navy Ordnance Department Washington, D. C Lieut Wm. H. Woodland Soldiers’ Monument Washington Woodland Charly O'Neal Bureau of Ordnance Capt. B. Taylor C. W. McClure Wolf Andrew Lranstetter J. H. Myers Navy Yard Wooster Pennoylvania Railroad Co New York John A. McDowell G. A R.of Pro Von Given Post

Mrs Sells Receives North High Street Property in Alimony Deal

Deeds filed Friday transfer the North High street home from Peter Sells to Mrs. Mary A. Sells as alimony in the divorce. The double brick and frame house near Warren street is valued at 14 000 and currently rents for 70 a month.

The Grim Reaper Claims Isaac Tate Age Seven

Isaac Tate seven, of Franklin township, died Thursday evening at his Morrland area home. The illness had not been widely known, and his death caused surprise. Funeral services are set for 1 o clock Sunday.

Isaac Tate Franklin Township Morrland

Walker case clarified by Wooster professor

Prof Elias Compton states Bert Walker sent to the Cleveland workhouse for stealing books is not a Wooster graduate. He explains Bert Walker from Cleveland entered Wooster Preparatory in 1890 and again as a partial student in 1890-91 before dropping to regular freshman. Another Edward N Walker, class of 1894, is a separate Greek teacher in the West.

Elias Compton Bert Walker Cleveland Wooster University

Aged farmer Samuel Feightner dies in Wayne Township

Samuel Feightner aged 79 years Y months and 17 days died Thursday at his Wayne Township home. A native of Wayne county he valued an infancy cradle carved from a sugar maple. He was a good neighbor and well regarded in the community. Survived by six children. Funeral Sunday at 10 am from Geyers Chapel.

Samuel Feightner Wayne Township Wayne County Geyers’ Chapel Albert Armstrong Golden Corner Kansas Arstrong Lazaie McCune G. BP. Emrieh Wooster Joseph Sehuch Tome Goon Fred Orrville Pennsylvania Cleveland Akron & Columbus J. E. Applebaugh Commissioner of Pensions of Claims Blanche Bessie Taylor Taylor N. A. Eddy’s Bessie

Liquor Tax Payable Names Dealers by District

The Dow Liquor tax payment deadline passed on Thursday. Listed are the continuing liquor dealers by district including West Lebanon Obediah Morgan. Dalton J W Donald C M Mossop. Doylestown Wm Martin Jos Wein Jos Pitz John Duncan. Orrville Leies Bros Paul Crow chord J A Neichter Riley Howey KR R Brooks A R Houser M Werthrick. Creston E L Ball Geo Collins D L Seabrook. Burbank Jacob Spring Congress Fred Hershey Wooster C F Sehuch Wm Faer WW Meeks John Sewhoeble Geo Young Bevard & List Peter stwitch Isaiah Fisher James Rich Edward Young John Meir Fred Faber Mrs G W Schuch Eiial Rotthaus Conrad & Derr Jacob Mougey Graber & How ard Mrs BE Faber.

West Lebanon Obediah Morgan Dalton J. W. Donald C. M. Mossop Doylestown Wm. Martin Jos. Wein Jos. Pitz John Duncan Orrville Leies Bros Paul Crowchard J. A. Neichter Riley Howey KR. R. Brooks A. R. Houser Eiial Rotthaus Conrad & Derr Jacob Mougey Graber & Howard BE. Faber

Wayne County Deeds and Property Transfers Ledger

Executor and warranty deeds listed for multiple townships and Wooster area properties including Blackleys ville Orrville Sugarcreek Congress and Green townships. Entries cover buyers, sellers, and parcel details with amounts from 50 to 4800 dollars, plus quit-claim actions in Saltcreek and other townships. Specific lot numbers and acreages are noted for each transfer.

Harvey Baker Jonas Urban Mary Dike Blackleysville David Martin Susanna Martin Baughman Township Kate N. Brenneman Elizabeth Gerber Orrville Lucinda Sheldon Sarah E. Fluhart Wooster Township Matilda C. Robertson Ida BE Congress Henry C. Gault Ana Joseph Keslar Congress Township Jobn Crosby Allen Clark Mary FE. Rhoads Christian Richards Greene Township Beng. F. Stauffir Ida Stauffer Baugh- Inan Township William F. Wintersteen Sarah A. Orr Susie Fretz James M Lowe Elizabeth Ruckinger David. Wertz Supyurcreek Township

Big Fox Hunt on New Year's Day at Orrville

Orrville hosts a large fox chase drawing notable sportsmen from Cleveland, Pittsburg, and Columbus who have announced their intent to attend. The event marks another major fox hunting gathering in the area with participants from multiple cities expected.

Orrville Cleveland Pittsburg Columbus

Quietly Married Rev J H Deeds Wed in Beall Avenue Home

The Reverend J H Deeds of the Methodist Church joined in marriage on Wednesday afternoon at his Beall Avenue home. The couple are Mr Earl Brouse and Miss Ella Johns of Doylestown, noted as prominent residents.

J. H. Deeds Methodist Church Beall Avenue Earl Brouse Ella Johns Doylestown Albert Harrys East North Street Millicenti Edgar J. Young the Wooster Preserving Co J. H Deeds M. EF

Trains delayed after Pennsylvania freight wreck at Glenfield

A Pennsylvania Lines freight wreck at Glenfield Pennsylvania blocked the tracks and delayed westbound trains by two to three hours as nine cars derailed in a deep cut, forcing trains to be routed far around the scene.

Pennsylvania Glenfield

Jury awards $65.09 to plaintiff in Biner v Royer

In the Court of Common Pleas the jury found for the plaintiff, rendering a judgment for $65.09. The docket notes Elizabeth Quinby administratrix vs Joseph Gindelsperger was taken up Thursday morning. An action for $55.75 damages for failure to issue on an execution is listed with counsel M. L. Spooner for the plaintiff and T. B. Keeler for the defendant.

Biner Vs. Royer Elizabeth Quinby Joseph Gindelsperger M. L. Spooner T. B. Keeler

Clothes drive for Wooster’s poor at Republican office

Old garments left at the Republican official for Wooster’s poor are to be turned over to township trustee J. C. Hall. Citizens are urged to look for unused clothes and deliver them or call Mr. Hall to arrange pickup.

Wooster J. C. Hall

Housekeeper's Club Meeting and Program Details

The Wayne Township club meets January 3 at 1 30 PM with Mrs Willis Bishop. Program includes roll call responses recitation by Mrs Samuel Davidson symposium on The American Indians themes and a general topics segment on tea and cereal drinks.

Willis Bishop Club—America Samuel Davidson Dora Me En Penn M. P. Yoder U. S Janet McCoy W. ‘E. Jarvis Wayne Township Cme

A Popular Bride Weds in Kauke Chapel at Wooster

Miss Eudora Imofene Keffer married Rev. Asher Harlan Brand in Kauke Chapel with Ex-President Scovel and Rev Hills officiating. Decorations of Christmas greens, choir performances, festive reception, and plans to reside in Edgerton after January 1.

Thas Eudora Imofene Keffer Asher Harlan Brand Kauke Chapel Sylvester F. Scovel O. A. Hills Brand Mary Travelli Glenn Mendelssohn Miss Hoezel Margaret King Jane Glenn Clara Brown Gracg Hartman Messrs William H Miller George Allen Brewer Joseph Travelli Glenn Algernon H. Speer Della Dice Golden Higerd Kate Deer Frances Glenn Fern Kieffer Miss Deer Miss Higerd Phi Delta Theta Harry F. Brand Columbus Bloomington Ruth A. Kieffer Edgerton Ohio Alice Fredrick North Market Street Florence Christie Nina Given

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Health in Impure Blood

In early medicine Hood's Sarsaparilla is promoted as the premier remedy for diseases tied to impure blood including rheumatism and dyspepsia. Hood's Pills claimed to cure liver ills with a 25 cent price, emphasizing cures for various ailments.

Hood

August Flower Promises Relief From Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints

The ad claims most Americans suffer from dyspepsia and liver trouble with symptoms like sour stomach headaches constipation heartburn and yellow skin. It urges readers to buy August Flower for 75 cents from their druggist and notes two doses will relieve. It also mentions Green's Prize Almanac.

United States

Banner Salve claims powerful skin healing cure

A claim describes Banner Salve as a prescription from a renowned skin specialist, advertised as the most healing salve for piles burns scalds ulcers running sores and all skin diseases with Lau bach Boyd Zirhmerman Co Ithsk cited.

Laubach & Boyd Zirhmerman & Co Ithsk

Lady Correspondent Advertisement for Pepsin Cure

An appeal seeking female readers with stomach trouble invites contact about Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. The message promises a cure and is signed by druggists in a classic 19th or early 20th century promotional tone.

PoTey’s Honey and Tar Tops Cold Cures Demand

The era’s leading remedy claims top merit for coughs and colds as Potey’s Honey and Tar dominates demand. Sellers Laubach and Boyd and Zimmerman and Co. are cited as distributors in the period.

PoTey Laubach & Boyd Zimmerman & Co

Marriage license revoked over forced Italian bride

Probate Judge R L Adair voided the license for Antonio Jacapara and Paulino Carando after the Italian bride, pressured by her father who threatened her, refused to marry. A friend aided by informing Rev F Ankley leading to the revocation. the helper also an Italian objects to parental coercion.

R. L. Adair Antonio Jacapara Paulino Carando Annat Rev. F. Ankley Adair

Wooster Items on Lottery of News and Local Incidents

Phil Horn reports a Canton telegram announcing a girl, baldheaded like her grandpa R A Beichkie. Wooster News notes loss of the Universal Plow Co plant in Carnegie fire, a Boston horse buyer skip, a detective leaving the Pennsylvania Lines, and various local misfortunes, thefts, and social events with several named residents and places in Wayne County.

Phil. Horn Canton R. A. Beichkie C. M. Tawney Wooster Wooster Lodge H. Lyman Sovereign Grand Lodge Wayne Ashland Universal Plow Co Carnegie Harry Murphy Frank Carver Boston Nation House Zaring Wos Carver

Jell O New Dessert Pleases All the Family

Jell O offers four flavors Gemon Orange Haspiverey and Strawberry for 10 cents at grocers. A simple family dessert choice advertised to entice shoppers to try it today.

Household remedy praise and a dyspepsia cure ad

Maud R Adams of Dayton Ohio praises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a household remedy after a harsh social season left her with headaches indigestion and sluggish organs. Peter Sherman of North Stratford New Hampshire says Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cured his chronic indigestion and stomach troubles, digestion of what you eat. Zimmerman & Co advertise both products.

Maud R. Adams Dayton Peter Sherman North Stratford N. H Zimmerman & Co Dkdec

Cold and flu remedy ad from Laubach Bova and Zimmerman

An early 20th century advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for colds and coughs with a warning against substitutes. It hails DéWitt's Little Early Risers liver pills as the most effective, claiming they never gripe, sold by Zimmerman Co and others.

Foley Laubach & Bova Zimmmerman & Co Ithskdee DéWitt Zimmerman & Co

Two Boys Killed In Mine Car Runaway Disaster

December 22 near Doylestown a coal mine incident left Frip Manor and Harry Minor dead at age 15. Peter Smith 16 William Slabaugh 16 Mike Weinsheimer 20 were injured with multiple injuries. A runaway coal car struck five miners as they descended the slope at 7 am, cousin Minor boys killed instantly. car continued to end of track hitting a mule.

Peter Smith William Slabaugh Ody Mike Weinsheimer

Former Wooster Resident Loses Dress Goods Delivery

D H Pierson of 169 Euclid Avenue reported to police that a bale of dress goods valued at 215 was not delivered. He had handed the items to an expressman at 10 30 Monday morning for transport to the Pennsylvania freight depot but did not receive the railroad receipt and the goods never reached the freight house.

Cleveland Plain Dealer Thursda Wooster D. H. Pierson Euclid Avenue Pierson Pennsylvania

Smithville Zephyrs Sees Various Local News and Christmas Spirit

Dec 21 Smithville notes illness among seniors and holiday travels of Nora King Anna Blattenberg returns from O W University Chas Webner on vacation A small roof fire at Jos A Bricker’s house feared but limited Christmas trees planned by Lutheran church and Methodist Christmas exercises praised entertainment at Wilman wall deemed successful Warren Huper impersonations praised Education board contracts Baldwin Readers Temperance debates in Republican party oppose brewery and liquor canteen push many old soldiers oppose liquor end of canteen favored by some as moral issue context joins local politics and holidays

Smithville Agre Nora A. King Anna Blattenberg O. W. University Chas. Webner Huron Jos Republican Party

What Shall We Have for Dessert Try Jo-O

A quick two minute dessert option, no baking required just hot water and cooling. Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and Strawberry flavors marketed for home grocers.

Boschee's German Syrup Promoted as Cough Remedy

An advertisement touts Boschee's German Syrup as a celebrated German physician Dr A Boschee prescribed cure for coughs colds and severe lung troubles. It claims two million bottles sold annually since 1868 and that three doses relieve ordinary coughs at seven cents.

A. Boschee United States

Foley's Kidney Cure Praised by Wills Creek Coal Co.

A. H. Thurness of Wills Creek Coal Co. Buffalo C writes of kidney and bladder pain lasting years. After Foley's Kidney Cure, relief followed quickly. He reports passing gravel and stones easing, no pain across kidneys, and feels like a new man. He asserts the medicine is worth 1,000 dollars and warns against substitutes.

A. H. Thurness Wills Creek Coal Co Buffalo Foley Laubach & Boyd Zimmerman & Co

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Slogan Note Health First

The piece asserts health should come first and touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a cure for indigestion and stomach trouble available at all druggists. The ad-style line emphasizes the product as a guaranteed remedy.

For Hoarseness Bevi Ihgerson Finds Voice With Honey and Tar

Hoarseness afflicted Bevi Ihgerson of Hutton Indiana says months passed with no words above an whisper until he used Fo ey's Honey and Tar. The remedy is popular among speakers and singers. Take no substitute. Epee and Boyd Zimmerman and Co.

Bevi. Ihgerson Hutton Ind Foey Epee & Boyd Zimmerman & Co

Prominent Man Killed in Accident at Mouth Ill

Word arrived here of the death by accident at a mouth Ill of William Hanna a wealthy resident of that city He was thrown from his buggy Wednesday morning and died within hours He was well known to many residents of the city and county and served as vice president of the Wool Tunnel and Mining Company.

William Hanna Wool Tunnel and Mining Company

Coal Shipment Set From Mullins Mine in January

West Lebanon reports Mullins Coal Company's new mine will ship coal over the new railroad about mid January. The line reaches the site, the Buckwalter Noble cut near completion. Coal will be sent westward to Applecreek via the upgraded rail link.

Lebanon J. E. Jordan Mullins Coal Company Applecreek

Loudonville Leaders Find Lead and Zinc Boom on Missouri Land

Loudonville figures Shelley and Dr C B Scott, respected town citizens, learned from reps in Joplin that their 200 acre Missouri tract hides lead and zinc deposits. A 97 foot shaft exposes nearly 12 feet of solid lead. The land isn’t for sale but will be developed by the owners.

BK. F Shelley C. B. Scott Loudonville Joplin

Wadsworth Salt Expands Capacity With New Bag Filler

The Wadsworth Salt Company, using Clapper bag factory bags, has added a patent salt bag filling machine from a Chicago inventor. The new appliance will more than double plant output, requiring more bags, and Clapper will add workers next week. Wadsworth aims to ship 90,000 bags weekly soon.

Wadsworth Salt Company Clapper Bag Chicago Clapper Company Wadsworth Company

Wooster graduate sentenced to Cleveland workhouse

Burt Walker, a Wooster University graduate of the class of 1904, was sentenced by Judge Fiedler to thirty days in the workhouse with $100 costs after pleading guilty to stealing books from Burrows Bros and Helman Taylor. His wife Mrs Walker testified she could not afford to lose his support. Detectives recovered several volumes hidden in his coat lining and Wick Block rooms.

Cleveland Wooster University Burt Walker Fiedler Walker Burrows Bros. Company Helman-Taylor Company Ropenbiat Schmuck Burrows Schmunk Earrows

Engagement Ring Mislaid Turns to Humorous Household Tale

A city resident faces danger of a broken engagement after a missing ring vanishes from a bowl kept by a female employee. The husband, hungry with bad teeth, eats milk and crackers from the bowl and recalls nothing, while the fiancée objects to another man wearing the ring bought with his money.

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Franklin girl confesses to multiple petty thefts before wedding

Miss Anna Franks of Franklin township, about 20, to marry next Thursday, faced three petty larceny charges after investigators tied her to stolen bundles from McClarran and Keister Bros. stores. She pled guilty, furnished $59 bail per count, and was released. officers found stolen goods at her home. Her arrest shocked a neighborhood that recalls her previously good reputation.

Anna Br. Franks Ezra Franks Franklin Township McClarran Charles Owler Miss Franks Mr. Oyler Keister Bros J. T. Keister Hiram Warner Mr. Keister Marshal Latimer Keister’s Mr. Owler Ellsperman's Nation Establishment Officer Leiner McClure Franks Wm. Lehr Isaiah Fisher

Lincoln Celebration Planning Meeting Recap

Republicans met at the Mayor s office Friday night to arrange the Lincoln celebration committee on speakers and halls. A committee to nominate permanent officers and committees was chosen. The next meeting will be Thursday night before definite announcements.

Franchise Granted for Medina Rail Lines

The Medina council granted a franchise to the Cleveland, Medina and Southern and Cleveland, Elyria and Medina electric railways to run their lines through the town. Each company must lay tracks and operate by specified deadlines: June 1, 1901 for one and October 1, 1901 for the other.

Medina Cleveland

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Sells the Grim Reaper Ile St. Tella Tonshline Wayne County Records L. C. Franks Big Fox Hunt Court of Common Pleas Housekeeper’s Club The Republica Eudora I.kieffer A. H. Brand Dr. Caldwell Lys Mt. Hope Spéed Wagoner Coal Mines Hometown Frip Manor Harry Minor Smithville Zephyrs Bears Kael” GK West Clapper Franklin Townskip Lincoln Scott Emul Scott & Bowne Pearl Street, New York
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