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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1903
Page
4
The Marion Star notes W G Harding seen as a fit governor candidate while coal wagon Teamsters in Cleveland strike for higher pay. The piece jokes about Hay and Ohio ties, Klondike gold rumors in Washington state, stock regulation talk, and Pennsylvania University weather disruption affecting study.
A 1903 Wooster edition notes selections by the Member Select List Best Ohio Newspapers, with wide-ranging brief items on coal, railroads, Carnegie library gifts to Coshocton, Peary’s polar plans, Sousa touring Europe, Tarkington’s Indiana legislature bid, Apostle Smoot’s Senate election, groundhog forecasts for Wayne County, and a Tiffin woman who left three wills.
A Philadelphia woman tipped a street car conductor with $1,000 for his courtesy. The note suggests she should have secured the specimen to start a dime museum.
The remark notes that if Germany seeks to alter American views of the Monroe doctrine it should continue firing its guns at inopportune moments, suggesting external pressure may provoke a shift in policy.
A passage notes Fournier possesses an automobile capable of 106 miles per hour. The remark hints he may aim to make bullets resemble ice wagons. Spain discusses a new navy, and Admiral Gervera’s name does not appear among notable planners.
A fragment notes a Utah gentleman likely caused his unpopularity with women. The text hints at moot practice or influence affecting opinions, without specifics or solid context.
Apostle Smoot of Utah declares commitment to the senatorial race aligning with Brigham Young era habits. Roberts planned to announce his entry similarly, asserting a parallel determination in the election bid.
Operators warn of a normal coal supply by fall while urging citizens to continue paying cash for energy in the interim, stressing ongoing distribution and financial adjustments amid uncertain markets.
Report notes anxious passengers about the steamship St Louvre and its role in vessels that confronted Spaniards during a recent clash at sea.
A fragmentary line hints at wartime leadership criticism comparing the War Department with other nations, suggesting better competence elsewhere and questioning a figure's fitness for duty. The brief text reflects partisan evaluation rather than a full event.
Chicago mayoral race sees Mayor Harrison announce a bid for a fourth term. His controversial stance on a franchise issue drew public support but sparked suspicion at the time, reflecting a charged political climate.
A newspaper note cautions that continued German shelling of Venezuelan forts may trigger stronger U S reaction under the Monroe doctrine. The writer suggests that punitive action and a broader stand could follow beyond mere diplomatic protest.
Mormon Smovt insists he will win a senate seat despite Roosevelt or anyone else. He may learn that Roosevelt could be a useful ally or obstacle depending on the political alignment and strategy.
The report suggests John W Gates aims to surpass J Pierpont Morgan in influence, while Morgan’s health remains stable. If Morgan delays moves, Gates may advance for about six months beyond his rival’s actions, continuing for years unless Morgan acts.
A fragmented note suggests arranging a birthday present for a gentleman this season. It mentions coordinating with a coal dealer to ensure timely delivery, reflecting practical concerns of gift-giving amid logistical hurdles.
The Duke of Manchester and his wife plan a stay with papa Zimmerman in Cincinnati. It marks their first visit in a long time, following a prolonged departure from the financial department.
The article notes a claim that the sun exerts a repulsive force in addition to gravity while warning that attempting to escape with coal at current prices would be unwise.
The Honorable Billy Mason finally acknowledged his defeat in the Illinois senatorship race, conceding two months after the election. He is said to have substantial tips for Chairman Jones on the art of making claims.
Patti plans a final farewell tour consisting of sixty concerts at five thousand dollars per show. The article notes many would take the deal for three hundred thousand dollars, hinting the farewell may be more about profits than ending her career.
On a still Wednesday night and into Wednesday morning workers at the Local Glass works heard six notes rise above the rest. The whistle language seemed to echo a chant-like phrase urging more of them and a call to continue.
Residents in East Liverpool react with anger to the morbid public interest over baseball player Winnie Mercer who died by suicide. Rumors of murder in California were unfounded and authorities urge respectful mourning rather than sensational curiosity.
A garbled news snippet compiles various items from different papers and periods. References include Yale students voices on Indian tribes, Ohio speed of coverage, court notes on coal theft and patent religion, and satirical notes on journalism. Also cites endorsements for Ely Cream Balm for catarrh and Dr Gossom kidney claims with scattered signatures and testimonials.
Indicted defendants will not be tried in the week beginning February 2d as planned. The schedule shows State v B F Phinney on March 9, Daniel Leiner and Warren Ramsey on March 10, George Hammond on March 11, followed by cases against Clarence Hatcher and others. Defense attorneys include Atlee Pererine, Robin Taylor, Mahlon Roth, McClure & Smyser, and Critchfield & Critchfield.
Lattasburg on Jan 19 reports the Fair Haven church meetings ended with two accessions. Father Jacob felled by sudden heart trouble and is improving under care. Several residents from nearby towns are noted as sick or visiting. Revival set to begin Jan 25 at Evangelical church under Rev Wengard.
A Jeromeville correspondent reprints a stockton cal inquiry claiming a universal cure for smallpox and scarlet fever. The remedy mixture uses sulphate, digitalis, sugar and water with specific dosages and promises disappearance within twelve hours for both diseases, urged as a universal preventive and healer.
Mrs Katharine Norton aged 4 years, mother of Mrs David Thomas, died Wednesday morning at her daughter’s home. Her death followed a fall that broke her hip a few days earlier. Funeral at 1% Friday. Remaining wall be placed in the vault. Interment later at Reedsburg.
Revival services continue nightly at the Christian church on North Buckeye Street with themes each day: Wednesday What does Separation Include, Thursday The Power of God, Friday Temptation to the Trial of Faith, Saturday A Dream and Vision, Sunday morning The Mental Sunday, Sunday evening Why Tom is not a Protestant, Monday The Personality of the Holy Spirit. Praise services and questions and answers at Toom preaching at 7. Attention called to Wayne Building and Loan Company notice in this paper.
Fort San Carlos at Lake Maracaibo entrance reports shelling by German cruiser Panther for one hour. Fort replies with four guns, sustaining no damage and three men wounded. Panther retreats toward Curacao amid local demonstrations.
Miss Ivo and Miss Mariel Cutter visited the Sups and Mrs. Burnett who is improving after illness. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Win Cutter. The Ladies' Aid met at Mrs Anna Moore with a fine program. Protracted meeting at the ME church reports good progress. Wesley Parcel visited Miss Etta Franks. Warren Moore and Libbie Late wed January 15 at the bride’s home with Rev Patterson officiating. about fifty guests attended.
An evening of entertainment reports a full house with a forthcoming Bethel Church lecture to be announced. W C Hemperly visits his cousin Zimmerman near Golten Corners as Young People's Alliance gathers next Sunday. Frank Major studies shorthand at Wooster's Yo cum Bixler College. Ephraim Swinehart's farm sold at public sale to Wm Bower last Thursday.
Excelsior Hall notes waning sleighing in the vicinity yet optimism for more winter sport remains. The community celebrates the dedication of the new Reedsburg school house last Friday, with many youths participating.
Rev. C. R. Compton led two weeks of services concluding last Sab bath with several additions. Mrs. Jessie Hewett, ill with sciatic rheumatism, is convalescing. Mar. Gertrude Barnes visited Wooster guests and returned home. Samus Gruger, living northwest of town, is very ill with age related complications. Mrs. Sarah Dodd hosted the Ne came club with elegant refreshments. Mrs. Anisbaugh of Lodi visits her mother, Mrs. Regina Wisard.
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