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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1905
Page
4
A fragmented December 27 front page comments on holiday shopping, banking weakness, political figures, and inflation fears. It references John Walab the Chicago banker, Senator Dryden, Professor Oster, and Governor elect Pattison, with notes on diamonds imported, winter clothing needs, and a wary view of the year’s end.
Congressman Longworth introduces a bill in Congress amid a wave of patriotic activity around the Roosevelt family. The report notes prolific energy and engagement within the family as public attention focuses on national leadership and policy moves. Oyama is placed in command of the Japanese army, with the veteran general shown to have the capacity to handle forthcoming challenges.
An unclear excerpt discusses the czar of Rnesia delaying rebuilding the navy and stress on peace talks. The text snippets hint at wartime strategy, internal dissent, and a possible meeting with a peace council, but the wording is garbled and portions are unreadable.
A fragmented note cites lawyers and terms related to penitentiaries as possible supporting proof in a broader claim. The text reads as a reflection on honesty and justice, referencing legal figures and institutional language without clear case details.
Ex-President Mcardy of the Mutual Life transfers a lot of property to his son for love and affection and one dollar consideration, likely to retain possession despite potential unfriendly legal proceedings through due process of law.
OVERTON December 27 The Christmas cantata at United Brethren Church was well rendered and praised for careful attention to detail. Miss Anna and Dessa Smith contributed suggestions for the cantata. Business folks shared Christmas turkeys, and local families celebrated at home.
The Salvation Army reported a successful Christmas project feeding about 75 poor people with baskets valued around 70 dollars each containing chicken pork beef potatoes and side dishes. A public dinner and Christmas tree event provided candy and presents to over 100 children, with Captain Hayes praising Woostar residents for their help.
Citizens recall the Christmas event where Township Trustee John Aive distributed candy to children, noting the large turnout and the positive response. The scene sparked questions about officials and generosity, with observers describing crowds as in droves and the act as uplifting to residents.
Arthur Louvers aged four, son of Andrew Louvers, suffered a severe injury Saturday when a fishing book fastened to a brother's coat tore into his flesh above the right eye during a wrestling incident. Blood streamed as bystanders separated the boys. Dr. J J Kinney was called to remove the book wedged in the skin.
Applecreek marked the holidays with family visits across Ohio. Miss Adam Frey stayed with her mother and sister in Gleveland. Mrs. Traider and Mrs. Maurer died recently, with funeral services noted. Lectures, church services, and Christmas dinners highlighted community events and condolences.
Jacob Henssl bay bought Henry Webb's farm. Webb expects to move to Canada. Eden Campbell of Wooster visits relatives during holidays. Earl Basim of Lodi visits Francis Barnhart family. Wira Spitler smiles after a tidy pound sun event. Several others mentioned in holiday social notes alongside a couple weddings planned.
Wooster members of the Royal Arcanum confront a New York Supreme Court injunction blocking rate increases, signaling likely cross state and national appeals. A Massachusetts suit looms as the parent state's case could influence the outcome and possibly reach the U S Supreme Court for final settlement.
Miss Mary and Della Wood spend holidays with Miss Kate Sullivan in Cleveland. Dr. ice hosts a Christmas visit. Woodrow bond prices rise as local farmers ship trees to Worcester and Athland at $2 per hundred. Presbyterian church to host a lecture by Dr Herbert itn and a concert by Aiber. Christmas exercises draw large crowds across village churches. The Methodists report fine program features. Local firms WWI asieny and dood Bros to boost activity. Clyde Half and companion visiting town. Jacob Batdurf and wife join F. Clodfelter for holidays. Mrs Magdalena Sechrist and children among weekend visitors. Albert Wood hires on with F. K. Myers & Bro. in Ashland. Married Dec 28 at bride’s parents’ home Marion Clouse weds Miss Gertrude Myers. Janinh K Hoilf visits Cleveland relatives.
An old newspaper style warning links untreated colds to consumption and promotes Peruna by citing Miss Powell of Aurora Indiana who allegedly recovered after a week of the remedy. It claims Peruna stops cold to lung spread at any stage and boasts thousands of testimonials and enthusiastic letters to Dr Hartman.
Holiday greetings fill the Mt Eaton area as Royden Schlafly and others return home for Christmas. Roads are treacherous with heavy snow and partly frozen conditions affecting travel. Local mentions include weddings, birthdays, and notices of deaths and anniversaries as families gather in Wayne and surrounding counties.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss health and appetite with references to sarsaparilla. It mentions well being and digestion and hints at remedies for healthy living. The text is garbled with missing words but centers on promoting health through herbal tonics.
A clipped OCR notice describes a sale of cloaks and coats cut in half with dresses and children's garments affected. The event runs from Saturday until the stock is exhausted, with proceeds or disposal details unclear due to garbled text.
E S Wertz of this city has been named a member of a committee of one hundred focused on promoting good roads. The group bands across the state to urge legislative action and secure liberal appropriations from the general assembly to advance road improvements. Wertz’s appointment aligns with early movement led by Mary Mapes Dodge and questions remain about Wayne county’s stance in upcoming sessions.
Construction crews lay over 7000 feet of track for the W. and L. BE railroad across Pawnee and Burbank gravel pit while bridge and culvert work continues along the route from Beseblare Corners toward Lodi. A water tank of 60,000 gallons is being built near the Lodi yards. Evangelist Williams plans revival meetings in Lodi starting January 6 with a large tabernacle erected and local hosts hosting visiting guests Claud Cheney and family and Garrison Tuttle and wife.
Mrs Arthaur Campbell visited her mother Vis Haugman at Woog ter A fine program at West Canaan church Friday. Golden Comiers School showcased their teacher and treats from students. Rev Correll preached last Sunday night. George Aukerman underwent eye surgery in Cleveland. Miss Hudson and Elva Smith treated their classes to candy nuts and fruit with gifts. Visits planned to Cleveland and Loch afore I A son born to George and Mrs Jackson last Saturday. Will visit Indiana. Will and Emma Rockenfelder to spend holidays in Cleveland. Various locals attend elections, new phone installed, Manuel Fair and Rebecca visiting Pennsylvania.
Markets by Telegraph records Wooster and other exchanges with bids for Wheat Corn and Oats in December and May contracts. Regional cattle sheep calves hogs and mixed stock prices are listed for EAST BUFFALO CLEVELAND CHICAGO PITTSBURGH and NEW YORK with varying grades from good to prime and several ranges for each commodity or animal class.
Nabhrday United in marriage with Gertrude Nvere at the Bowe of the brice officiated by Rev D Castle of Creston. Miss Eugenia Davener played Mendelssohn as the ceremony opened. Bride wore white with a bouquet. attendance by Miss Aida Myers. Groom Cras Clouse his best man. Reception followed with a four course dinner. Bride a musician. groom a respected local youth.
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