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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1903
Page
4
A scattershot column lists political moves and rumors including McLean for Senate, Kipling on Venezuela, and Roosevelt era geopolitics. It notes Illinois senator-elect Albert Hopkins, Tillman and Johnson political ambitions, and various international tensions with Germany and China. Local items mention Ohio bank robberies, labor wage questions, and a medical oddity in East Liverpool.
The text discusses Welsh estates likely renamed castles in Spain, notes belief in grape and corn juice virtues, mentions Senator Dolliver’s Republican vice presidency bid, Duchess of Manchester debt suits fueling press coverage, and Aguinaldo's $100000 plan for Philippine finances amid reluctance to fund such an amount.
A man asserts a simple invention can produce coal without harsh smoke. He states any coal type suffices if it yields even a small amount of heat.
The statement asserts Reed Smoot will let conscience govern his acts once seated in the United States Senate. It notes he has not yet taken his seat, implying he cannot yet act as a senator. The remark emphasizes a moral pledge ahead of formal office.
A sprawling column reflects on Rockefeller receiving letters for stomach cures, John W Gates’ bold railroad profit, and the approaching spring political season with calls for Chicago governance reform. It lauds William Day as a people’s choice, praises McKinley’s era, and links leadership to national character.
Officer Greist arrested Chas Trachantz John Reddinger and Wm Waffle Saturday night and they pleaded guilty, each assessed a dollar and costs. On Sunday WJ Brown lodged against Johnson for opening his saloon on Sunday. At Mayor Smith's court Monday the accused pled guilty and were fined $50 and costs. Ladies, refined complexion aid advertised for 85 cents. Laubach & Boyd.
Money to loan on good security, amounts from 8500 to 35000, general Spangler, loan agent in Wooster Ohio. Also a claim that Burdock Blood Bitters improve health by purifying blood and invigorating the system.
Local notes from Lattasburg dated January 26 report Rev. Hus tand of Smithville leading a series of meetings at Mohican church. Also news of births, visitors, a lengthy funeral for Mrs. John Moore, renovations for a casket by H. C. Winterstein, rental ads, juror service, and a farmers institute on February 11 with John and Minnie Hough providing music.
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