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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1907
Page
5
An advertisement offers Dr Shoop's Headache Tablets for neuralgia and various pains promising relief by blood congestion theory. It also promotes a free trial size of Dr Shoop's Catarrh Remedy with a soothing antiseptic balm containing eucalyptus oil thyme and menthol, mailed from Racine Wisconsin.
Londonville baseball team eyeing a strong lineup for Friday’s road game at Wooster. Notables include Big George and Armstrong, joined by Simmons Ernstin Charlton sharp Grinnell Weddling and Breen. Ashland fans recall a tight clash and vented comments toward a star player who left postgame for Mt Clemons.
A horse that escaped from a pasture at Orrville nearly a week ago was recovered by J Bricker of Orrville on Monday near Uverdon. The horse was found in a field on the Stover farm about a week ago and believed driven to that county area and turned loose.
The Emanuel Reformed Church in Chester Township laid its cornerstone on a sunny July 7 ceremony. Rev C E Miller D D of Heidelberg University preached from For the text time phrase hath eaten me up. Rev F Cromer of Wooster shared remarks as the congregation moved to the new site. a carved capstone donated by Mr Fisher of Wooster was set in place. The cornerstone lists Emanuel Reformed 1862 1907 and includes a Bible, catechism, a Confession World, and newspaper copies among items placed in the time capsule. The building committee praised the project and looked forward to completion of the new church.
July visits describe Miss Sarah Fitzpatrick of Ashland as guest of Misa Nannie Printan. Mr and Mrs Will Copeland of Freedow Pa visited the Wom Porter family. Mrs Eliza Ainesworth of Colowone and Mrs Lucy Siveworth of Wooster visited friends there. Frank of Jeromeville and Jehu Porter visited with Howard Kerr. Earl Batter and Roy Aylsworth called on July 4. Fluyu Lea and wife of Shreve visited the C W Lee family. Miss Clara Porter left Tuesday for a visit to Mansfeld.
Mary Ritter returns home from Boerbank for a few days while Vella Scott visits Medina and Edmonds in Pennsylvania. Relatives visit. Pretty reworks shown Fourth of July. Presbyterian ladies plan a visit to Mr. Millie Bauer in Seville on Thursday. Frederick Anderson of Pittsburgh, Pa., injures left arm after falling from a fence at home. A party from this place went fishing at Killbuck on July 4.
Ernest Aukerman employed in the Auditorium on West Liberty Street suffered a severe left foot injury at 11 am while working on a gas engine. He placed his foot on the base to aid the drive wheel and the foot was caught. Dr A T Bashford provided surgical care. fortunately no bones were broken.
A crowd recounts Willie Fink’s deception during a Wooster show visit. Merchants cashing forged checks faced losses as they pursued repayment and police involvement. A meeting of the Sympathetic Order of Walla Fang is announced for Thursday at Toowpsong woods, with expected attendance to discuss duties and rituals.
The funeral for Jono Naftzger was held at the Methodist church in Burbank. Benjamin Franklin Zercher, born December 1, 1827, died June 27, 1907 at age 79 years 6 months and 26 days, leaves a large family and a legacy as financier, teacher, and justice of the peace in Plain and Chester townships. He lived much of his life in the area around Jeffersontown and Marble cemetery, with services led by Rey Longenecker and Her Solo, and his memory is marked by SES economic thrift and moral character. Also noted are infant James Zercher and funeral notices for Mrs. John Taggart and others awaiting subsequent services.
Fragmented wartime dispatches discuss Allied and Japanese views on potential naval redeployments to the Pacific. An interview with a Japanese naval expert questions demonstrations and stresses strategic balance as U S battleships may shift westward. Also noted is a London parliamentary bill's progress on tenant reforms amid wartime conditions.
Reports from the south of France describe escalating discontent over the wine fraud law and wartime measures. Arrests of suspected arsonists at the Nerbonne prefecture trigger mayoral resignations demands to release detainees and troop withdrawal. General Bailloud orders strict order as troops are confined to barracks. In Los Angeles, the National Education Association opens its fiftieth convention debating school roles in world peace and arbitration. A botched race track attack targets magnate’s home. MacLean prisoner saga unfolds. Runyan indicted in New York for grand larceny tied to Windzor Trust case. details of Carter household assets emerge. The Hague conference proposes new recourse on the permanent peace court while Admiral Brownson clarifies sailor desertion myths.
The following Isttera remained on called for in Wooster post office July 8 Gentlemen J D Hays Dr Frank Stamatz Floyd Williame T G Wood land Samuel Zimmerman Ladies Mrs Linnie Dealin Mrs Daheenoneen M 5 Kister aize W BRYSON P M
Deposition excerpts from the San Francisco records detailing the Bradley explosion were presented to the Haywood case jury in Boise Idaho on July 9 William D Haywood and Bradley are key figures in the proceedings The state notes Bradley receded from his initial claim of a gas explosion while the defense argues Orchard could not have placed the bomb as alleged The testimony suggests a gas leak may have caused the blast and disputes a second explosion occurrence
Eli Forrer aged 84 years a retired farmer living near Marshalville shot himself twice in the abdomen while on the Cleveland Akron & Columbus railway trestle area. He died after firing two shots with no reason given. Coroner Zaring deemed no inquest necessary.
The ad lists various sale prices for table ware and glassware including water pitchers 24c to 10c, sherbets 10c to 1c, flower vases ten styles from 10c, vinegar cruets, jelly jars, fruit jars, salts and peppers 5c to 10c, lamon squeezers in glass wood or porcelain, and complete sets with prices ranging from under a dollar to 2.88. It also notes Bohemian enameled ware, tea spoons, table spoons, knives and forks in Cocobola and metal varieties with prices from 45c to 1.89 and sets from 1.32 to 3.12.
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