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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1902
Page
6
The elusive J. N. famed for avoiding hotel bills will headline lectures offering insights into a powerful force beyond intellect. He promises to expose how this force shapes economics, governance, and social welfare, with his full name partially revealed in the campaign for truth and philosophy.
The Rt. Rev. Francis K Brook Bishop of Oklahoma spoke to the parish Friday on Domestic Missions then presided at evening services confirming six individuals Nord Zoelzel Reed McSweeney Naftzzer Quinby and James McSweeney The bishop delivered an engaging sermon with unusually inspiring music Dr Hoelzel sang Come Holy Spirit as the offertory showing strong musical participation
Chicago on February 22 described Emil Krueger a delirious typhoid patient escaping from a county hospital ward to the infirmary yard and collapsing dead at the ward door from exposure. Fort Wayne and Fort Wayne railroad wreck near Hernando with no injuries. William F Shanks captured near Palisade after fleeing Cadiz jail, to be returned to Ohio.
The text discusses mood and health indicators without external symptoms such as skin eruptions. It notes varied appetite, weakness, restlessness, and general decline, claiming blood nourishment is needed and that certain remedies have quickly strengthened the blood by supplying missing elements.
President McKinley examined all evidence from the Santiago campaign and found the court of inquiry largely just. He judged Admiral Sampson to have earned credit for blockade and fleet arrangement, while Schley deserved credit for the Brooklyn's actions but not for the contested loop maneuver.
A sprawling dispatch covers violent local crimes and legal rulings including L F Gladwell, a Union veteran, fatally shooting Clark Nagle in Hambleton, and a judge ruling a deputy postmaster must have the deputy’s full name beneath the postmaster’s. Reports from Barcelona note food disruption and police fire, while a Roosevelt convoy train arrives in Worcester despite heavy snow. Cincinnati records the death of Richard B Field, a long-time baker and Civil War contractor.
A posse under Sheriff Miner of Shawnee Oklahoma pursued three outlaws who killed Sheriffs Smith and Beck at Anadarko. Deputy Jones of Asher was seriously wounded, outlaw Walter Swofford killed, and two others Sam Casey and Bill Watson surrendered. Rewards totaling $9,000 were offered for the three fugitives from Kentucky.
Public health advert urges taking Scott's Emulsion to ward off cold and lung troubles. Claims it strengthens weak lungs and soothes sore throats. Mentions Pearl Street New York as a reference point.
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