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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1906
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled political and commercial references including mentions of Thomas Lipton, Panama, bankers, and rail passes, with scattered names and dates. The passage is too damaged to extract a coherent event or clear entities beyond these partial hints.
Court notes unclear text about a person and family members. The fragmentary item mentions a court matter and related parties but lacks readable names or definite actions. Further readable details are needed to form a precise summary.
A partial, garbled note references a song, a toadhr posity, and a Witter's coupe. The legible items are the vague talk of a song and a car but no clear names, dates, or facts to anchor a fuller report.
A New York critic urges that young writers focus on poetry to develop their craft and avoid attempting to send prose to the Republic press, highlighting the arts as a refinement path for emerging authors.
A lighthearted note finds Miss Rosevet receiving various gifts but hints the most valued prize is the citizenship in the venerable Buckeye State, celebrated with cheerful anticipation.
A remark notes that the railroad bills are being pushed swiftly just as the mountain passes are closed, highlighting the timing as notable and potentially significant for transport and policy.
A Mormon apostle died at age 74 leaving seven wives and forty five children, a remarkable record for the religious leader. The obituary notes the large family as a notable aspect of his life and legacy.
Fragmentary text describes a traveler named Johs D and a vague, mundane set of events. It hints at a winter event, a better job, and a wood deal, but actual details remain unclear. The tone resembles casual diary or column notes without clear dates or places.
The report asserts Col Mann's claim rests on an effective method of stacking books for the wealthy who need them most. New York returns hint that insurance magnates may soon travel to Europe for health reasons, altering travel plans.
Congress featured much oratory over a railroad rate bid, and the final tally of 346 to 7 suggests the measure would primarily aid the lawmakers' own constituents in their districts.
The Cleveland papers note John L. Sullivan will perform a morologue at a local theater. The item hints at his persona, while readers recall prior coverage of his public presence and timing between engagements.
Wayne County Circuit opened Tuesday with judges Dorahue McCarty and Henry. Dockets included continued cases such as Daniel R Haona vs West Lebanon Coal Co and A Cady vs the State of Ohw. An appeal over custody of children in the Taggart case dominated proceedings with judges weighing whether to dismiss or hear on Friday contingent on Mrs Taggart’s presence. Other matters included Star Aluminum Co v Dutton and an admin case of Anthony Wright. a note of Mais Taveurt missing 5600 miles away was received.
Dalton February 13 report notes a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Albert Graber Mrs Harvey Anderson laid up at Schultz avenue. Local icemen stored a large amount of ice last week. Rev A Hubbell visiting Iberia Ohio this week for evangelistic meetings. Will Aikenhead and wife attended an aunt’s funeral at Wooster. Wm Horever, Wooster University student, preached at the Presbyterian church in Rev Rodgers absence. Wabash Railroad to hire several hundred workers to build branch south from Orrville to Navarre. Evangelistic meetings at United Presbyterian Church closed with Rev W U Gorges of Savannah o officiating. Twelve converts reported.
E S Landes agent reports Saturday sale of the Jay B. Taylor property on East South Street to Geo Sigler and wife. Also the O Wright property including groceries sold to Ira Johnson of Massillon who will run an up to date operation highly recommended and anticipated to succeed.
A report from the Lincoln banquet describes young men intrigued by a relic shown by Mrs. Iwelioe France and a valentine piece, while poet John McSweesey entertains with verses. The piece lists attendees including Edward D. Dice, Martha H. Lan’ach, Henry W. Swmell, Mabel S. Snyder, and many others from Creston, Marshallville, Spencer, and nearby towns, with scattered notes on slavery and a mysterious signer.
Obituary notices recount births, marriages, and deaths across Aurea and surrounding areas. Ass rary, born May 3, 1800s in Aurea, died after brief illness while visiting Bentonville. burial in Burbank. Susan Westheffer, nee Wenger, died Feb 11, 1908 at her son-in-law’s farm. survived by three children and relatives in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Fee 12.-D. Fuhrman and wife visited L Aukermin and family last Friday. A crowd of about twenty boys gathered at Spyder district school for a literary event led by Joe B. Pud and pupils last Thursday night. Charles Augustinas, ill with fever, improved since last week. Clarence Weikle visited Mrs Enva Smith. Mrs Bonawit and daughter Mrs Snepperd were guests at Mrs James Dulla's home for a carpet gay sewing and quilting ice. about 26 neighbors attended and a luncheon was served by the hostess.
Rev J C Fester of Sharon Baptist in Belston Ga proclaims a healing gospel claiming miracles restore strength and cure stomach liver and kidney woes. Patient recounts walking 703 miles in 50 minutes to prove renewed health after religious instruction and reliance on faith. Sold at Laubach & Boyd's drug store for 50c.
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