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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1900
Page
5
A fragmentary report from February 7 1900 describes a London based legislative scene with militia on the scene. Governor Taylor denied claims he ordered the convening of the legislature. Democratic and Republican factions seek an amicable adjustment while a conference in Frankfort is planned.
Saturday notes Joseph Reed sent to the penitentiary for shooting with intent to kill has been committed to the prison insane asylum. Other items include foreclosure of a Wayne County National Bank mortgage on land in Chester township that failed to sell for lack of bids, Dr J B Wolf located in Bucyrus and planning to settle bills, and oil territory train proposals between Wooster and Lodi with morning and evening departures considered.
A jumble of names and events from a local personals column recounts engagements, visits, and social goings on. Fred Milter of Devestawe and John MaNacker of West sam attend social gatherings. references to Mrs Grant and Grace, a teaching plan, and upcoming services appear. Mentions of travel, funerals, and family visits fill the page with scattered, era-specific details.
Former Benet Herman Wutke of Orrville dies at home after long illness. A charter member of Morgen Steyn Lodge FP he passed Sunday. The funeral is set for 1:30 PM Tuesday under the auspices of the Central Lodge of Orrville.
Eunice Leighty four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Leighty fractured her left arm Sunday evening. She sustained the injury again while in a fall, receiving surgical care from Dr J E Barrett.
Will Myers won a tight race for Junior Warden of the State Encampment IOOF. He defeated a Cincinnati resident by only 12 votes in the morning announcement.
Sublet opportunity offered by Wooster Preserving Co for pickle cultivation on acreage free of charge. Inquiries directed to 105 S Market Street. Also an advertisement for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin claiming relief for constipation indigestion and sick headache with trial 10 cents and larger sizes up to 81.00.
About twenty young people visited the newly furnished home of Mr and Mrs George Spangler in Wooster last evening. The surprise party included both married and single attendees. The hosts enjoyed a pleasant evening with various amusements and socializing, and the gathering left the couple feeling at home and welcomed.
The report notes a Tuesday ceremony marking the anniversary of Heberah lodge in a small town setting. Family members and lodge peers attended the event with reference to a charitable meal and ceremonial tributes.
The Attorney General of Wapster Thursday ruled that the Board of Health must first approve the water supply act before the city of Wooster proceeds. The decision affects the water trust actions and aligns with state health requirements as stated in the ruling.
Rev F Ily led parishioners through the feast of St Blase with communion as the ritual honored the patron saint. An excerpt recalls the saint’s torture for refusing to renounce his faith and the traditional blessing given to the afflicted, reflecting the period tone of devotion and martyrdom.
A pratt y wedding notice appears with names and a dated scene near Mira Dosespate Shorea, noting a ceremony attended by local figures. The text mentions a Mrs Mealada as organizer and references a formal reception, vows, and procession with various guests.
The fragment describes a new process for metals involving Dr Berard and Dr Dos Garibner. It mentions a focus on a method that differs from soldering techniques and aims to address practical applications for Western Webster region and indented mentions of a young whiteras Whaster born, with unclear connections to the inventors and the Biscasers.
A garbled late 19th to early 20th century newspaper fragment references Ohio State reporting, presidential politics, and electoral context. It mentions McKinley era elections, ongoing coverage, and page preparation for future editions with focus on state and national events.
The text describes questions about beet forms and a process for preparing and handling records. It references a duplicator, street age numbers, and names written on forms. The passage is garbled but centers on data gathering and form processing procedures.
Propositions from the Louisville conferees arrived at midnight and were submitted to Governor Taylor this morning. The governor will decide by Wednesday and is believed likely to accept. London House Organizes and Resolutions Honor Goebel Passed as Legislature Adjourns until Wednesday. In Frankfort peace is described as serene and expected to continue.
A cablegram from Mr W Malley arrives in Cape Town reporting his safe arrival. The Wellington Wooster reference notes he will serve the Royal Majesty in England but remains loyal to the United States. The message confirms his destination and conveys best wishes to his Wooster friends.
Reading fragments show farmers negotiating fertilizer, two town visitors Alex Fullerton of Lodi and I J Moer of Wooster, and a note on Washington's birth celebration at School District No 2. Harvey BE. Hileman plans a Lip Farm sale and vacates by April 1. The piece criticizes beggars, praises local generosity, and hints at civic roles and Republican service.
An OCR readout shows fragmented phrases about Nelkirg and a revision or review in a place named Rerdsburg. The text is incomplete with unclear action dates or entities. Further readable details are needed to form a complete item.
Fragmentary note from Ohio State Journal references Judge Patrick as a potential lieutenant governor candidate and notes other aspirants feel unsettled by his influence and rumored movies. The garbled OCR makes precise details uncertain.
W C Spaulding of Cleveland, formerly with Rout Mr Bride Co, buys the Beebe dry goods store in Wooster. An inventory is underway and the store is expected to reopen by Monday. Capt W O Beebe retires from local commerce but will remain in Wooster and may pursue other business ventures.
Jefferson February 7 A fox hunt in FPlatn township drew about 1400 participants. Six foxes were in the ring and three were caught. An exciting moment occurred when a fox ran beyond the circle. A post-hunt drag released twelve hounds onto the trail. SG Spangler's team faced a tense chase as the dogs pursued.
A smudged OCR notice outlines a Washington banquet with a toast program arranged by the committee. It references speakers and local attendees, mentioning a Miss and Popeliyp names, with unclear dates and locations due to unreadable text.
Readers learn of a historic Lincoln's Birthday observance with community figures listed, noting gatherings at a hall and city addresses. The report names several individuals and mentions addresses and roles within the event context.
A memorial Day event in Wooster features an oration by a speaker identified as teV Hobter Ty and Cawere Nas CO, arranged by a committee. The text notes a planned speech to honor the day and reflect on menora and its role in the observance.
Fragmentary OCR reads questions and garbled terms about names places and dates. Readable facts are minimal. no clear event or identifiable entities emerge from the damaged text.
A long promotional notice extols Cram’s Unrivaled Atlas of the World for its up to date maps including Arctic, Klondike, South Africa, Cuba, Porto Rico and the Philippines. It praises diagrams for quick comprehension of rivers mountains railroads and economies and lauds the atlas as accurate and comprehensive with endorsements and a Sears subscription offer.
Farmers in Wage County are urged to grow crops for a company that promises high prices and steady sales. The piece notes the cooperative paid about $15,000 to farmers last year despite drought, and expects a larger payout with a favorable year ahead. It highlights cabbage, potatoes, tomatoes, and beans as key crops, urges prompt participation, and stresses cooperation to boost local wealth.
List of letters remaining at Wooster Ohio post office dated Monday February 5 4900 includes gentlemen Leonard Dilger Jas Helt Wm Johnson Price Stahl and ladies Mrs W N Cairns Miss Effie Golden Mrs Griffin Miss Pearl McFaidden T Flattery P M plotted as a standard mailing notice from the early 20th century post office providing recipients’ names and initials for pickup.
A portrait of the late Hon James A. Robinson, trustee of the University, will be unveiled in Kauke chapel on the young day. Mrs Robinson will be present.
fragmentary OCR reads Brumpter of Wotster John Busson and Martha Collier of Doylestown Jacob Van Gunter of Stranwood and Otta Hoffaere of West Lebanon Abraham K cer anfi Louise
George G Weatt longtime Orrville resident died Monday morning after a lingering illness at age 71 years 7 months and days. Alfred Clapper received word Sunday of his brother George Clapper of Martinsville Ind death at age 82. Dr Perry died recently at her home in Elytia Miss Eliza Holbstook formerly of Wooster sister of Mrs Thos Johnston remembered by old citizens.
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