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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1903
Page
6
An old ad copy urges readers to use Scott's Emulsion to improve pale complexions, appetite, and vitality for girls. It touts regular doses as increasing blood color and beauty, asking readers to send for the product from Scott & Bowes in Dearborn Street.
A ragged ad page touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a cure for lumbago and pain relief after other remedies fail. It warns of dangerous opiate cough syrups and promotes Hovey and Tar for coughs, with endorsements from multiple druggists. Also mentions Kodol for digestion and various tonics.
Chairman Frey of the Democratic State committee announces Major Tom Johnson of Cleveland will be a candidate that year for Democratic nomination for governor.
A dozen or more coal dealers in Wooster faced charges alleging involvement in a prohibited combination under the Valentine Law. The jury found no indictments against any dealer, and it is presumed insufficient evidence existed to convict the members of the alleged trust.
Cy Voorhees, a well known figure, suffered a stroke after drinking and was reported paralyzed before recovery. He faced a turbulent period with uncertainty about his health, then left the company and moved to Columbus, finishing the season in Atlanta City.
Deputy Sheriff Gemelaain went to Congress township Saturday morning and arrested Watson Leber who was indicted for larceny in the grand jury. The offense is stated as stealing five chickens valued at four dollars, property of Geo D Barnard.
Mr Frank Ackersman of Wooster Ohio reports nerve pills from Zins, Mertan, Coos Ding store giving excellent strength and energy. He praises rebuilding health and endurance after use, noting the pills were found superior and effective. Dr A W Chnee endorses Nerve Pills, with boxes available at local dealers through Wo base Medical Co Battle oN.
Officials at the courthouse helped a young Dalton couple obtain parental consent for a marriage. The scene involved secret access and a hurried departure after the documents were produced. A visibly younger bride and an anxious groom navigated the probate office as the telephones rang and the couple left with the consent noted.
Probate court lists numerous estate actions including private sales of real estate and personal property, inventories, appraisals, and final accounts. Administrators and guardians such as John F. Barrett and Scott McClarran file inventories, bondings, and petitions to sell, with hearings slated for February and March.
A group met Tuesday evening at Dr KON Warren’s residence on North Street to hear Rev or Ge snoth discuss early medical ideas and Luther references. The speaker’s remarks touched on blood purification and toning the system, promoting health and appetite alongside claims about herbal remedies. A German patent medicine and DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve were advertised by local firms with testimonials attached.
Special to Tae RePrBncas Nashington Jan 15 The Senate Tovigo Relations committee agreed to report the Cuban trounty with two amendments, one guarantees agaist the further reduction in sugar tariff, and the other makes a reduction of 1 per cent im duty on American Ad bea.
A garbled compilation cites diverse items from Chicago News to Louisville Herald and Commercial. It mentions Kipling, a Christian Science trial, a Cuban reciprocity treaty, lemon prices, and church attendance plans in London, with scattered references to editors, journalists, and political figures amid jagged OCR text.
Local items describe Nina and Josephine Elbinnes visits, Mt Stinson home gatherings, Rev W H Swan approaching sermons, church services, and a youth class gift of a chair. Notes include James Gibson’s Friday absence, war fraternity activity, a dramatic plan, and updates on B Camp’s drilling adventures. An editor’s note touts King’s New Discovery for consumption as a life lengthening remedy with free trial bottles offered.
In fine shape the glass works nears full operation with a strong first shift. A shortage of boys delayed the full bellows crew Wednesday night but those starting Thursday performed well and pleased the experienced workers. More applicants are expected tonight as the plant fills positions, while the first finished bottles are on exhibit in the office window of The Republican.
Fire swept the Canal and Madison streets block in Chicago hitting machinery makers and other concerns. Loss is estimated in the Brogov range.
The Massillon Independent reports on coal shortages and price pressures as Wooster officials and Massillon Coal and Mining Company executives discuss output and worker schedules. Evans states high rents yet no unusual downturn, urging regular work to boost supply.
The Soldiers Relief Commission of Wayne county names township and ward committees for 1908 and sets monthly meetings in the prosecuting attorney's room at the courthouse. It directs committees to handle urgent relief matters and to address officials for immediate aid, listing numerous local names and wards.
A large audience gathered Thursday evening as Dr C Smith headlined a Modern Woodmen of America meeting. The state physician formerly of Wooster now located in Zanesville spoke on rate adjustments and demonstrated deep knowledge of the fraternal order.
An official stated that right of way work is proceeding and franchises will not be sought until full rights are secured between Mansfield and Wooster. The Mansfield to Ashland segment would feed the Mansfield line, with no near-term plan to extend to Wooster. Rumors of a Mansfield to Canton line appear unlikely.
A theft occurred between Tuesday night and Wednesday morning as coal was taken from Henry Long’s wagon. Disturbance included visible tracks near the car and a distant house, with limited noise audible during the incident.
A testimonial letter from Mrs. Anton Nelson of Anson, Iowa, describes Dr Miles Nervine curing her son’s epilepsy like fits, cramps, and nervous trouble after multiple doctors and medicines failed. The ad urges parents to use Miles’ Nervine, promises a free book, and lists the Dr Miles Medical Co. address in Elkhart Indiana.
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