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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1906
Page
4
A satirical look at wedding customs, noting the bride’s procession and groom’s minor role, with society writers critiquing ceremonies and coverage. The piece muses on public fascination, jealousy, and how marriages are framed in the press and among families.
The report sparsely notes accusations and political tension around a new advisory structure and governance. Mentions of Governor Pattison, Mr Longworth, and various city figures appear amidst a murky narrative about elections, licenses, and public trust.
A misspelled and biased note attacks John D Rockefeller as a thief and calls for his restitution while offering forgiveness if he could display a decisive reform. The piece reflects strong anti Rockefeller sentiment without presenting verifiable facts.
A garbled report claims a routine of FX bonds and loans ties to a capitalization issue. It notes a company named Elective Male and hints at misaligned figures while others gain, with Obie man facing business duty.
A garbled passage suggests a dispute over a railroad project near a town and border area, with local officials or authorities anticipated to be favored or opposed as the situation unfolds.
The piece depicts Owl Figgers Reverper as spending so much time on national elections that she has allowed rivals to figure him out of another district nomination. The tone suggests local political maneuvering and renewed contest.
A college professor forecasts that women will dominate global leadership within half a century, stating confident, firm conviction about upcoming social shift and urging action among peers.
A satirical note warns that Boers threaten to provoke England Japan and the United States, suggesting they retreat amid rising tensions over China and global power plays. The quip likens the Boers to snapping at international actions and retreating to their hole.
Notes on Miss Alice and Conpressran as a couple hint at domestic plans. The fragment suggests morning routines and kitchen fire tasks as topics may shift to home life after marriage. The text reads like a casual society snippet with playful tone.
An Illinois legislator introduces a bill advocating a fare of a half-cent and a distance-based charge per half mile. The measure aims to curb rising railroad costs and pressure rates, arguing the public will soon demand affordable travel as rail service continues.
A mock lament about a twelve willion dollar surplus in Pennsylvania’s treasury and its imagined impact on neighboring Ohio, noting the emotional weight and regional envy in a tongue in cheek regional quip.
Ambiguous notes surface about Mia Zong gukth and Abishe as observers question whether fair handling can be achieved. The fragment hints at debate over procedures and outcomes but lacks clear details or names to anchor specifics.
Fragmented notice reports a two year old boy of Kissinger on Bank Street found quinine and ingested about 40 grains before two hours passed. Several names and places follow with unclear relations and multiple events including paralysis, medical visits, and local road work notes.
A birthday gathering for Miss Henry Ferrary at a Wooster area home turned uncertain when the church plans proved a fake. Guests included Ray McConica Tom McConica Williford Prealer Grover Cherry Roy Cherry Gore Hughes and many others as games and a lap supper followed the party.
Armstron fifties era notes report Bethel church revival ongoing. Jacob Heneel plans to move to his new farm purchased from Henry Webb. Simon Whilgamot of Wyandot county visits relatives J Wolgamot and spouse. Attendees from the area join Mechanicsburg entertainment. Warmer family from Landi attends Hensel tale. minor rheumatic ailment noted. Local property transactions include Mile Jlers sale to Firra Landa Overton and Philip Phelfer purchase.
A May afternoon gathering at Mr. Mery Buzet's home features music, a sermon, and devotional readings by Mrs. Morrsett, Miss Hate Behloo, and others. Attendees include Miss Frances and Mrs. Suumnel Morrsett. the event, under the Lads’ Society, includes singing, a literary program, and a communal tea with refreshments. The program notes indicate a Valparaiso, Indiana, location with invitations extended for a Tuesday night session of singing and readings.
The report describes an incident where a man shot a boy on a road near As Jahn, with the weapon described as a pistol. The boy was injured but not seriously, and the shooter fled the scene. local residents and family were informed as authorities investigate the case. Nearby residents Leonard Arnold and Jacob Arnold are noted, along with social updates about Miss Nellie Houser and household chores.
Interest remains active as bond buyers inquire about financing for water works improvements. Auditer Minier reports steady questions on legality, though buyers appear eager. The Lyconnec issue is still held by the water committee and has not yet been disposed.
Wooster delegates including Dr H A Hart W Giffan W A Brnce Ploud Wallace Rev T H Hodliday Rev W A Littell and Mr McMurray attended the convention of business men of the U P church held last week A men's leagues will be organized by the local church at once The convention was a great one with notable speakers from across the country.
A note says Senator F M Vanover may seek the Democratic nomination for Congress in a few weeks. John S S Adair is also discussed as a Republican option. The paper mentions Wayne County endorsement as pivotal and suggests others may enter, with Vanover and Adair as leading figures and Wertz considered a potential contender.
Geneva reports Bard on Haplains states Bingham appointed two chaplains for the New York police to align with the general stance against chaplains. Manstein News notes a pro advertising push opposing a third term for President Roosevelt. Jacob Riis is described as foxy in the dispatch.
Fragmented OCR items discuss railroads possibly adopting a two cent passenger rate basis with states lining up including Wisconsin and Cleveland. Mentions a judge of rubber and Secretary Shaw, plus county officials in Ohio assembling in Columbus to defeat legislative measures that would cut their graft or salaries.
In Latersburg on February 20 a number of residents are ill with pneumonia. Albert McFadden of Creston visits relatives. Frank Garver is seriously ill but improving with Dr. Chasses Garver of Lorain beside him. Mrs. Park and Mrs. McQuate travel to Ashland to help, while Cora Jason of Lodi is ill at her parents’ home. Community members include R. P. Buchanan and others. visitors and callers attend the sick in Perry township and nearby areas.
Judge S B Eason granted William Wacker a divorce from Mrs Ida Wacker on the grounds of gross neglect of duty after testimonies on Tuesday morning. Mrs Wacker did not contest. Wacker received personal property relief and custody of the younger son Harry, age 12. Weygandt and Weber represented Mr Wacker.
Notice states a debt of 1200 dollars was taken and a sale action occurred at the debtor’s home. It warns the party not to participate or interfere and marks a forthcoming payment deadline.
Maxwell once more presided in Newark where Justice Lingafelter faced a case brought by Suter. The proceedings involved a medical or surgical matter with key figures cited and a trial anticipated to run through the day.
Sheriff Brown traced Bruce, found him in Mansfield Saturday night. Deputy Geieselman brought the accused to Wooster County Jail. Bruce secured liberty Monday afternoon after posting bond signed by O D, 7 and C R Kerr of Big Prairie.
We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends who kindly aided us at the death and burial of our father John Sands. Signed by Mr and Mrs John Sands Jr.
Public sale of farm in Flamn township Wayne County Ublorknogang state. Describes northeast quarter of section 18 and parts of southwest quarter of section 7 township 19 with acreage and a road from Leedsburg to Blackivy. Terms: one third cash, one third in one year, one third in two years, with mortgage security at interest from sale date. Executrix AVA State and attorney ABP UBFA listed.
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