04 Jul 1900
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1900
Page
1
A critical note from Powder Co. at 100 William St New York states that many baking powder makers claim lower prices by using cheaper materials. It argues that cheaper means inferior and that reducing food healthfulness for cost is a crime, with alum powders cited as an example.
The column mixes sketches of era politics with boxing news and social commentary. It mentions attempts to annex the Democratic party, a note on the Spanish cabinet, Admiral Cerveta’s plans, Dewey rhetoric, Augustus Van Wyck, an arsenic whitening incident, General Otis and Chinese dealings, pugilists Ruhlin and Sharkey, a London lawsuit over printer ink, and Boer War implications, reflecting late 19th or early 20th century mood and public figures.
Several captured Filipino generals have sworn allegiance to the United States and been released. They may now recant, claiming they only did it as a joke.
A newspaper discussion notes Russia may leave the Allied effort against China and pursue its own course, a prospect seen as favorable by some powers. Edward Atkinson argues wars are wrong, suggesting radical tax and secession ideas, while others push back against such pacifist views.
Prohibitionists claim they will deliver a million votes if Democrats adopt a cold water plank. The Democrats face a choice to gain or lose votes by including such a plank. The party’s appetite for votes suggests it may cater to any measure that attracts support.
The plan to nominate Bryan at the July 4 convention may shift as he seeks to move the choice after the platform is set. Silver issue could be sidelined but a heated platform debate is likely. Democrats feel trapped between conflicting priorities.
A damaged ad promotes Kid-ne-oids claimed to cure kidneys and nerves with nerve and back pain relief. Testimonial mentions purchase from Taggart in Springfield and a delay in refunds, noting fifty cent samples and replacement orders.
The death of George B. Miller, a Wooster merchant and public servant, is reported after a months long illness marked by diabetes and convulsions. He served as a police officer and water trustees member, beloved husband and father, aged 62, survived by wife Mrs Miller and children Edward Kisner and Green Miller. His passing follows a long period of pain and effort to shield family from his condition.
Wayne County records list numerous warranty deeds across Greene and Chippewa townships including Samiel Wath row to Telenapie Someres and Crreeene townships, Plerencs MM Dunlap to Sanborn, and Jato Themies to Marig Vinsan. Also recorded are administrator and guardian deeds, quitclaims from Wm Hind man and Mary Griffith to Henry Hedhuman, and a village conveyance in Shreve.
Wooster shows strong chances to secure the annual Ohio Poultry Association show next January. The decision will be made in a day or two. The event would draw at least 300 exhibitors for a week plus additional visitors interested in the display.
Baggagemasters urge passengers to apply for large baggage checks well before train departure to allow accurate weight calculation and charge collection. Agents will check baggage for a given train up to departure time as conditions permit, but no baggage will be forwarded if presented within five minutes of the train’s leaving time.
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Train No. 8 on the B and O eastbound derailed about one mile east of Homer at seven last evening. The engine and all cars left the track. The mail clerk and express messenger suffered injuries though no one was seriously hurt. Damage reported heavy. cause not yet determined.
Emmet W McCarron of Wooster files for divorce from Agnes McCarron claiming they wed June 16 1897 in Toledo. He alleges gross neglect of duty abandonment since June 21 1897 and two years of unknown residence. seeks divorce and proper relief. Sulllivan of Millersburg attorney for McCarron.
Early today MeIntire and Geigey chased a man who carried snakes after reports of a possible intruder near Mrs Thoms front room. A dog alerted, the pursued man hid under bushes in the Moorte yard as McIntire and Geiger captured him and returned him to the infirmary Mildred.
Rahway line progress notes report a large Rock Island engine proving power by pulling a 14-coach stock with 72 mph peak. The Colorado excursion trains depart Chicago July 4 17 and August 1 with high class through service and one fare plus seats, valid on both special and regular trains, dining car service included.
The funeral on a bridal afternoon drew many neighbors and members of the Iesas Arcanum. Rev H. F Lowry of the First Presbyterian church officiated at the house. The Elevalrcanum service followed at the grave with pallbearers John B Nolin Newton Clark Andrew Miller Dell Feightner Wot Jollitt and Wore Ebert.
The Lucile Quartette of Wooster performed a rare musical treat at the Baptist church on Friday evening. Miss Mary Anderson impressed with soprano solos and as first soprano in the quartette. Carroll Miller, Wooster organist, delivered two solos and encores. The audience was large and appreciative.
O W Wakefield of Columbus Ga praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as superior to all others in treating stomach and bowel troubles. He cites curing two cholera morbus cases in his family and selling hundreds of bottles with satisfaction. For sale by Laybach Boyd on the Square druggists. k july
An advertisement promises refunds if PAZOOINTMENT fails to cure itching, blind conditions, or protruding piles with a six to sixteen day timeline and a one dollar price. It cites sales in Wooster and Kokomo, Indiana, plus a testimonial from Elwood McCracken praising Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pep for stomach and rheumatic relief and urging druggist sales nationwide. It includes product claims for Kodol and digestion aids with generic promotional language.
Harry H Straw of Wooster surprised friends by marrying Miss Jennie Starn, daughter of John A Starn, in a ceremony performed by Rev T Smith on North Buckeye street. The Wooster Clay Band members and friends witnessed the event. Mrs. Strow holds many local friends and acquaintances.
The Pawnee Bill Wild West and Hippodrome tour headlines a grand military spectacle featuring Miss May Lillie, Senora Jose Valasques, buffalo herd, longhorn drove, Indian ponies, Japanese fencing, Arabian acrobats, and a 5,000-strong menagerie. A free street parade starts at 10 a.m. plus Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy ad promotes Health.
An ad states adults with cold or lung troubles can visit Laubach & Boyd's to receive a free sample tile of Boschee's German Syrup. One bottle per person, none to children without parental order. The claim extols the remedy as universally effective and notes a history of free distribution and wide endorsement by physicians. It also mentions a 75 cent bottle and availability from dealers in all countries.
A pauper case at the county infirmary, Rockey et al versus Robt K. Eddy et al, was heard by Judge Maxwell and dismissed Wednesday noon. Proceedings involved Robt EF and New Eddy vs H B Campetal, while Jide Maywell presided over testimony in Gouth guardians Hartman matter. The infirmary directors filed a partition petition against Joseph Goudy, an inmate for five years, seeking possession of a farm in which Goudy has an interest alongside W Goudy and Raugh man.
Henry Grast a young man employed at Beards livery stable suffered a left arm injury when Thrisdas sventig accidentally opened a petais door. The flesh was cut requiring three stitches to close the wound.
Friday morning Deputy Sheriff Gary closed the general store of Jyland and M Harnegger in Mansfield amid political notes favoring Trary Avery. A neighbor’s child recovered from cholera using Chamberlain's Colly Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, praised by Mrs Curtis Baker. Advertisements urge Dyspepsia Cure to aid digestion during indigestion and starvation worries.
Report of a recent eating contest at Pin Hook school where Ben Spluttere won after a spoonful of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin was mentioned as easing stomach trouble. The dialogue notes the event and an apparent quick recovery after the contest.
An Bartlegton Illinois resident Lawson Elvidge asserts chronic asthma cure by Foly's Honey and Tar with claims that it relieves all asthma cases. The piece lists various remedies and medical ads including DeWitt's Little Early Risers and Haley's Kidney Cure, with several local companies named.
J F Runkle has received notice of a patent for an improved change speed gear for belt driven machinery. It allows speed changes without holding the machinery or shifting the belt. The device is described as ingenious with further announcements promised. Louis Aukerman seeks a patent for a cement vault that is watertight and imperishable to hold a casket. Doseph Manges receives a patent for an improved way out mane that can be transformed into hay rack, log rack, and drive T box.
Guardian Griffith on behalf of R BKB Wasson contests a contract with Jwlve Maxwell setting it aside. The court orders the purchase money returned. A land purchase contract involving the late R B Wasson for a tract near Uverton is at issue.
Fragments praise clover fragrance to drive away flies better than traps. An ad for Champlain s Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy by Laubach & Boyd promises refunds if unsatisfied. Early care for cough prevents consumption, with One Minute Cough Cure. Banner Salve claims quick healing for burns sprains and eczema. Laubach Boyd and Zimmerman Co. names appear.
An advertising flyer touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a universal remedy. It claims to cure constipation indigestion sick headache and stomach trouble and notes the product is sold by all druggists. July (dijuly).
Professor Houtan touts Green's August Flower as a universal remedy used worldwide for dyspepsia, liver and stomach derangement, and constipation. He cites its safety with frequent use and suitability for travelers and officials suffering from headaches and general malaise. Sample bottles offered by Laubach Boyd.
The probate court docket includes first and final accounts for Samuel Foreman Abraham Mickley and others, petitions to sell real estate, and guardianship and bond actions. Hearings are scheduled for August 3 and September 4, with appraisers named and estates such as Mary Webb and Elizabeth Stauffer involved.
Cured bronchial trouble claim by Chas BE Davis of 1971 Congress St Chicago admite suffering years with bronchial issues. He says he tried many medicines without relief until a treatment markedly improved his condition and led to recovery.
The midsummer ceremony in Orrville joined Asa Williams of Sandusky to Gail Hamilton daughter of J. A. Hannan, with Rev. C A Boory and Rev. F. Strassner officiating. About 300 guests attended the elaborate reception and banquet afterward. The groom, a former Bellevue organist and Bandusky Daily Register city editor, is a musician of notable skill.
Mrs. Geo Conn of 230 North Grant street praises Doan's Kidney Pills for relief from headaches back pain and kidney discomfort after using them following local endorsements. The ad notes prompt relief with Doan's sold by Zimmerman Co and other dealers at 50 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents in the U.S. Remember the name Doan's.
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