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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1902

Page

6

Shaw expected to become secretary of the treasury

Governor Shaw is seen as likely to succeed Lymart Gapes as secretary of the treasury with a possible transfer date by mutual agreement. Secretary Gage indicates willingness to remain head of his department until a suitable time, while discussions reference anticipated changes in agriculture and related portfolios. The tone notes Shaw’s suitability, political support, and speculation on cabinet reshuffling amid broader Iowa and national context.

Lymarteg Gapes Treasury Stansfer Treasury Department Shaw Shi-Gage SoreGage Gage Mississippi G Finance Dolitver Towa Commerce United States Fouil Les Win Leslie M “Shaw Secreac Washington Kerm &3 Iowa People of Laws Wilson Mexico Eis Argentina Mexico S

Inauguration Invitation From Columbus Officials

Mayor Smith receives a formal invitation to attend the inauguration of Governor Geo Nash on January 13 1902. The Columbus city government, led by Chairman John W. Hinkey, requests attendance at the event and notes a seating plan for city officials in the reviewing stand.

Dees Columbus Smith Geo. K.nash Dork City of Columbus Y Otter John W. Hinkey Com

Fund drives raise gifts to Wooster University

A Christmas morning presentation of the Hanna bed to Wooster University highlighted a gifts list from donors across Ohio. Notable contributors include W. D. Noyes class of 1900, G. G. Starr class of 1900, Prof. H. Peters of Continental, Mrs. Mary M. Anderson of Lyn, and J. L. Clark of Kenton, with sums ranging from five to twenty-five hundred dollars. The event, described as a notable display of community support, featured a resonant, clear tone from the bed’s remarkable construction.

W. D. Noyes N. Y Mary M. Anderson Lyn- OD H. Peters Continental Marie Peters Delphos G. G. Starr U L Rickert W. J. Breed Cincinnati F. M. McMillen Dayton Helen A. Jones West Libert Rennga A. Dodds Keo Ule Vada the Wooster University M. A. Hanna

American locomotives expand across Europe and Asia

Frank A. Wooderlip notes American locomotives and machinery dominating rail and industrial markets worldwide. He cites growing British use and French traction, with American-made rails and rolling stock fueling global projects as merchants tout Made in America. Walter Laulson and local residents send holiday wishes, hoping for Christmas each day.

Pyramids Frank A. Wooderlip the Treasury Europe Scribner's Ganges United Kingdom Argertcan France Maneharian Kulwas Oriental Railway United States America Walter Laulson Bealle Avenue Bloomington Miss Overholt Overhult Winters Hubbel Benlenveoue Walter

Obituary of Gen Rollin Vo Ankeney Des Moines veteran

Gen Rollin Vo Ankeney of Des Moines and formerly Wooster died Tuesday from pneumonia after a weeklong illness. He served in the Mexican War with an Ohio regiment and in the Civil War as colonel of the Twenty fourth Ohio infantry. At discharge he was brevetted brigadier general for conspicuous gallantry.

Rollin Vo Ankeney Des Moines Wooster

Carnegie Pays $5000 for a Single Word

A Philadelphia Evening Post excerpt recounts how Andrew Carnegie wired James L Dill for an Import-Export question and paid $5000 after Dill answered with a single word. The tale notes the 430 mile distance between Pittsburg and New York and Dill’s special train trip to deliver the verdict.

Carnegie New York Corporation Bwyer James L Dill Pittsburg Mr Dill New York Mr. Carnegie Jersey City Mr. Dill Mr “Dill Mr. X Pitts Brever DHL Steelmaker Corporation Lawyer Dill Philadelphia Evening Post

Two Speakers Withdraw From Caucus Over Church Fight

State News from Columbus reports that two candidates for speaker in the Ohio House withdraw, leaving Aaron Price of Athens County and W. S. McKinnon of Ashtabula County as the remaining contenders. Hanna forces align with McKinnon, while Foraker backers consolidate, yielding a divided caucus and a predicted 41 to 27 vote in favor of Price or McKinnon. Separate dispatches describe a fatal church clash in Pike County, wrecks on the Cincinnati line, and various local incidents including murders, suicides, and incorporations in nearby towns.

Columbus House Aaron &. Price Athense County Foraker W. 8. McKinnon Ashtabula County Hanna Price George 8. Thomas Huron County A. G.corrhies Lorain County Yustous McKinnon Thomas Comings Cox Cincinnati

Family feud motive in Brocton murder shocks city

In Birmingham, Dec 28, Tom Stewart, Reach Stewart, and the Brocton community confront a deliberate murder. Stewart, Reach's killer and brother‑in‑law, claims mistreatment by Reach toward Stewart’s sister led to a premeditated attack as Reach stood in a restaurant. Stewart emerged and fired, killing Reach instantly, then surrendered. Policemen report a strained family feud with threats prior to the shooting. (Note: OCR fragments also mention Buenos Aires demonstrations and Manila skirmish reports unrelated to the main event.)

Birmingham Aia West Beach Brocton Tom Stewart Stewart Reach Stewart Reach Steach

Christmas Day Weddings Across Wooster and Nearby

Christmas day ceremonies unite couples at home venues and churches. Revco Miller officiates a Christmas wedding on Spink Street. Charles H. Martin and Isa B. Franks wed in Wooster. John W. Bricker and Cora N. Lebr marry in New Pittsburg. Charles F. Kinney and Cora E. Rutt wed near Lattysburg. Maud Mabel McCoy marries Walter S. Kinney at Golden Corners with Rev. Robert F. Miller presiding. reception follows with music by Mae McCoy and Grace Jones. About fifty relatives attend. gifts are exchanged and a formal supper shared.

Miller Lattasburg S E. Neikirk T. C. McCoy Golden Corners Maud Mabel Walters. Kinney Grace Jones Newark Robert Kinney

El Paso Electric Files $1,000,000 Deed of Trust

New York Dec 27 The El Paso Electric company filed a deed of trust for 1 000 000 to the State Trust Company of Boston at Newark New Jersey. The deed secures a mortgage of like amount covering securities of corporations subsidiary to El Paso. The company owns or controls all electric lighting and power plants centered in El Paso Texas.

New York el Paso Electric Company State Trust Company of Boston Newark el Paso Company el Paso Tex

Maclay Must Go in Civil Service Row

Washington reports Edgar Maclay once employed as a Brooklyn Navy Yard historian received a formal notice from the Civil Service Commission stating his removal did not violate the civil service act. President Procter wrote the reply to Maclay answering his inquiry. Pittsburg district railroads raise wages with yard and brakemen increases.

Maclay Washington The Civil Service Commission Edgar Brooklyn Navy Yard Pittsburg

Remarkable Cure Claim For Chamberlain Cough Remedy

Prof Roxa Tyler from Chicago praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a severe winter cold that worsened with other medicines. She says the remedy was pleasant to take, relieved symptoms quickly, and saved time and a doctor's bill. Sold by seabackr and Boyd, mivik.

Roxa Tyler Chicago Il'nots Woman's Alliance Chamberlain Seaubackr & Boyd Mivik

British Forces Cause Dewet Losses at Zeerfontien Quad

London dispatch reports Colonel Firman’s Zeefontein camp attacked by Dewet’s forces. About 400 troops and two guns overrun. heavy casualties feared. West of the Orange River Colony Dewet strengthens blockhouse belts with Vierbergen Valksrust Harrismith Kroonstad near Bethlehem Lindley. Royal pursuit by two light horse regiments continues.

London South- Africa Kitchener Johannesburg Rundle Firman Zeefontein Dewet Orange River Colony Veerenignen Valksrust Harrismith Kroonstadt Bethlehem Lindley

Electric Bitters Promised To Cure Various Ailments

A warped ad filled with claims for Electric Bitters curing backache head- ache nervousness and other ills. It mentions a Mrs Phebe Gherley of Peterson Iowa who suffered kidney trouble and back pain but found relief with the tonic considered to improve health appetite and digestion. The fragmentary text also references a cough remedy and other patent medicines with uncertain attribution and garbled wording.

Phebe Gherley Peterson Laubach & Boyd

Sane Robert Peebles Dead at 68 in Wooster

Robert Peebles aged 68 died suddenly at his home on South Buckeye Street after months of illness from stomach cancer. Funeral services were held at 8 p.m. Wednesday by Rev H W Lowry. Remains were taken to Portsmouth for interment. he had lived in Wooster about two years since relocating from Portsmouth with his family. He came from a prominent Portsmouth family and spent years in business there.

Robert Robert Ra Peebles Mercing Buckeye Street Mr. Peebles H. W. Lowry Portsmouth Peebles Wooster Wooster G

Wayne County Transfers and Property Transactions Snapshot

Wayne County records list multiple property transfers and purchases. John S. Caskey and wife sell 4 acres in Plain township. Price Russell and C. E Coulter sell Creston Lot 328. Sarah Eckroyd sells 10 village of Doyles pre parcel in Doylestown. several deeds involve Doylestown outlots and nearby townships with prices noted. Additional transfers include Maple Mound Cemetery acreage in Canaan township. George le Gilbert and wife to Am brose B. Groff for 45 perches in Paint township. Ruth Beals to Martin B Beals for 82 acres in Patt Township. others with varying acreages and sums.

John S. Caskey John A. Beige Plain Township Price Russell C. E Coulter C. A. Stebbins Creston Sarah Eckroyd Doylespre Doylestown Wm. Fendenheim Sw.ue John Shondel Doylesown Whitman Ralphs. Baum Ruth Beals Martin B. Beals Patt Fownashin Alfce A. Card Et Martin B Beals Paint Township

Letter List No 52 from Wooster Ohio 1901

The notice lists recipients of a December 24 1901 letter correspondence including G W Bixler A O Caldwell S H Goddard Mr and Mrs Scheiber Mr Terry Miss Hattie Hapaan Miss Estella Lehman Miss Ardie ant Lila Wertz and T L Fuartrry P M.

Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Don’t Know It

Advertisement for Dr Kilmer Swamp Root kidney remedy claims to diagnose hidden kidney issues via urine sediment and back pain. Promises relief for dysuria and frequent urination. Offers free sample bottle and booklet by mail from Kilmer & Co. Includes call to mention reading in the newspaper.

Kilmer Aif Kilmer & Toms Wilting

Janitor admits distributing toxic diphtheria serum in St Louis

In a tetanus court inquiry Henry Taylor hospital janitor admitted issuing public use of a toxic antitoxin serum that killed 13 to 16 children. He said supply ran out in October and he believed the serum was not fatal. He supervised vial preparation and distribution to doctors amid denials of prior distributions.

St. Louis Henry K. Tay= dor Health de ‘Partment Taylor City Fosicome Amand Rayold Desmond Wells Taylor S

Beebe Sells Interest in Ashland Geresal Co to Camp

Capt. W. O. Beebe of Wooster disposed of his interest in the Ashland Geresal Company to H. B. Camp, one of the gentlemen interested in the firm.

Ashland.Geresal Co H. B. Camp W. O. Beebe Wooster

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