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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1907
Page
2
A fragmented report notes a Washington conversation where a prominent writer claims President Roosevelt expressed approval of Joe Roosevelt and discussed amending status or policy. The garbled text hints at a casual remark about Roosevelts and a possible stance on a mutual issue.
A Wooster case recounts a youth Parcell misplacing funds during a circus day with guests including William Johnson and Mrs Swerich. Money disappeared from a wallet after a trip to Akron preceding the event. Suspect Shuman initially denied theft but later admitted to $1 being taken and claimed other items were bought with recovered funds. Police pursued and detained the suspect, with ongoing court actions noted for possible felony charges.
The ad claims deafness from catarrh can be cured by a nasal tube treatment restoring the Eustachian tube to normal function. It warns most cases come from catarrh and promises a free circular and sample bottles for those who inquire.
Condensed time table notes routes from Wooster with locals and Lake figures. Mentions connections to Lindale Puritas Northambherst Lorain and Ober in Wellington Birmingham Heights Norwalk and Cleveland. Provides select times in afternoon and evening with excursion rates and public notices about women objections.
Prominent Mt Haton citizen Graber dies after brief illness. Gas office moves to 44 East Liberty. Thermometer plummets to 42 by 4 am. John Grossamen is nearly struck by a horse and buggy but escapes injury. Admiral Tugo wins Canton race in straight heats. Italian residents take possession of rooms above a barber shop for benefic day activities. Various local notices include arrests, a horse sale, and a revenue-related matter concerning a cafe keeper named Thomas who paid fines.
Several obituaries from Wooster and vicinity note deaths this week. Mera Vollam Baker, 77, of Jefferson area, died Saturday morning after a long illness. Funeral held Monday at Wayne Daniels residence. Zella May Spencer, four year old daughter of Mr Spencer, died Tuesday morning near Wooster. Services conducted by Rev H D Alben at residence and Applecreek Presbyterian Church with burial there. Marine winebart Briday, long-time resident of Muchw, remembered for faith and church service. Four girls served as pallbearers at the Spencer service.
Superintendent Charles Haupert plans to move west next month to assume a new field of labor in Jamestown Dakota. He has been mentioned in connection with several superintendent positions in various cities within the state. On Saturday it was noted he intended to depart and begin duties in his new post and to complete preparations in the coming week.
A three year old girl accompanying a farmer east of Congress Nome Weltmer was struck by a mowing machine. Her left foot was badly injured and required amputation after the horse-drawn mower dragged her while the father tried to stop it. Dr Basick of Lattasburg attended to the patient. The parents are grief-stricken.
A farewell letter from J W Cornelius to his brother and family expresses gratitude for support and prayer as he departs this world to heaven with his wife and child. He asks care for Dean and little Jimmie, asks his brother to shelter him, and thanks friends and neighbors in Wooster and Can ton for their aid during illness and funeral rites.
The board of public service met Saturday and received a single bid for paving Bever Street from the watering trough by the old work hall to South Street. Shannon and Wilke of Urville submitted the only estimate. Street Superintendent Fisher noted no more bids and said it may be because estimates were low. the bid exceeded the estimate.
Marriage licenses listed between names in Wooster and Apple Creek areas. Also promotes a nasal and throat remedy by Dr Shoop, Racine Wisconsin, with claims of instant relief and a 50 cent jar, available at Bizler's Modern Pharmacy.
The passage promotes Electric Bitters for women with claims of restoring beauty and health, De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills for backache and urinary issues, and Dr Shoop's Magic Ointment for piles. It reads like a medical ad page with guaranteed remedies sold by local druggists and pharmacies.
Foley's Honey and Tar provides immediate relief to asthma sufferers in severe stages and may cure if taken promptly. Sold by Bizler's Pharmacy and S H Boyd Co Ithaca. Also promoted is DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve from Kreiger's Drug Store. Voan's Regulats claimed to prevent constipation by stimulating gentle action of the hands.
Wooster welcomed Ringling Brothers with the largest crowd yet, showing 20 095 paid admissions across matinee and evening shows. The parade and performances impressed, with no serious accidents and strong sales due to abundant reserved seats. One brother, Ott Kinghay, praised Wooster’s reception and pledged to return as local officials reported excellent order and few arrests.
Lauien Rhodes Foss widow of Adam Foss sues in probate court IL through MecClarran & dupes claiming $800 annual support was set by appraisers and erased by administrator George J Schwartz. Foss lawyers seek reinsertion of $500 annual allowance, noting no ante nuptial contract with late husband.
Citizens resist dog tag requirement as the new ordinance nears 200 tags issued. City officials vow enforcement with canine condemnation after the holding period, while Auditor Minier resists increasing the order beyond 275 tags. Public distrust grows over compliance and timing.
A young girl about 16 to 20, claiming to be Edith Williams from Buffalo and an Akron background, attracted attention July 1 by loitering near the Pennsylvania depot. She gave inconsistent stories about her origin, was taken into custody by Chief Lerner, and placed with Sheriff Caskey. Officials hope to identify her. Akron ties are suspected.
The article reports on a dog tax enforcment push under Auditor Minier with 275 tags ordered and a deadline for dogs to wear tags. Untagged dogs would be taken to the city pound for 48 hours, then disposed of, with unclear methods. Police and Chief Leiner prepare for enforcement actions.
Report from the West Suffolk Reporter describes J K Kine's fall while tying a rope on a slate roof at David Finlky's premises. He slid fourteen feet, struck the barn floor head first, and suffered two fractured ribs and other injuries. The accident occurred amid a hardware shortage.
July 5 New York reports flagging Independence Day celebrations marked by loud pyrotechnics. Seven lives lost and hundreds hospitalized for burns and other injuries as crowds enjoyed beaches parks and resorts amid a costly day. Garibaldi centenary observed in Rome with grand pageantry and tributes. In Indianapolis a streetcar passenger, Carrie Wilkinson, 53, was killed after being struck by a speeding car. the driver faces murder charges.
Advert says constipation affects many and lauds Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as best laxative. Claims quick relief, gentle action, no griping, costs 50 cents to a dollar, available at drug stores. cites Dr Wilson Brown endorsing its efficacy for stomach and liver issues. Recommends keeping it at home for regular use.
Discussion of a new electric line under consideration linking West Salem to Cleveland via Elyria Lagrange Spencer and Homerville with West Salem serving as the southern terminus on the final leg over the C and 3. The message also promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as highly effective, citing a user from Skirum Alabama, and notes kidney irregularities worsened by heat in summer with Foley's Kidney Remedy offered by local pharmacies.
An advertisement claims kidney and bladder disease afflict both women and men, causing misery, weakness, and bed wetting in children. It promotes Swamp-Root by Dr. Kilmer as a speedy remedy with samples and testimonials, urging readers to request information from Binghamton New York and to include the correct product name and address on every bottle.
Fragmentary OCR shows attorney listings including Artin L S37Y attorney Wooster Ohio promising prompt attention. Mentions office location Merchants' Emporium upstairs Cry Ms Arran, and Aylor Taylor J R Taylor C Taylor offices.
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