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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1900
Page
2
An odd fragment notes a business news item with a date line July 11 1906 and a reference to JigbwEs Day. The readable text emphasizes room and street addresses alongside a telephone contact, indicating a notice or listing from the era.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Electors, paper company, and courts with unclear context. Readable parts indicate a political or legal note involving electors and possible court action. Entities: United States, possibly Comey, and a newspaper fragment.
A hazy Wooster day shows residents enduring cool air as the town goes about its routines. Shoppers bustle, vendors call for attention, and ordinary moments mix with the odd weather chatter. The scene captures daily life and local small talk amid changing conditions.
William Waldorf Astor faced public backlash after a trip to England described in Pall Mall Gazette reports. The New York mogul, known for hosting gatherings, drew criticism for perceived arrogance and for incidents at a park causing turmoil among witnesses and peers.
THR reports a vague, fragmented note about a season approaching with uncertain timing. The text hints at a hover or anticipation around a forthcoming period, but specifics remain unclear. The piece reads like a brief, garbled update with no identifiable people or organizations.
A garbled report notes Tom Johnson stating he is not a candidate for any office while remarks imply confusion around contenders. The piece hints at unusual public sentiment and suggests discomfort or odd behavior among those involved.
A fragment notes Senator Lark of Montana pursuing vindication amid political tensions. The record hints at leadership within state politics and a focus on returning to business as usual after controversy.
A rough fragment notes Japanese troops en route and mentions President McKinley being nominated for president. It asserts China and Japan will curb Chinen anarchists with little effort and remarks on freight-train news. The text is garbled and contains dubious claims about foreign news.
The passage suggests President Diaz may seek a fourth or fewer term, viewing the Mexican presidency as routine and delaying overt actions on his re election plans until after returns are in, with expectations of formalities like cigars after results.
A man who rode over Niagara in a boat Monday exposed to public mockery, with critics calling his act foolish and reckless. The writer questions his sanity and urges closer examination of the mindset behind such perilous stunts.
The article asserts Washington intends to prevent China’s dismemberment and shows the administration openly promoting this aim in multiple interviews with the President. It argues expanding trade with China and maintaining a unified China will advance US policy and deter potential armed conflict.
London dispatch reports foreigners in Peking appear safer amid Chinese civil strife as Prince Ching and Yung Le allied with moderates. Sheng’s confidential note claims northern forces oppose Prince Tuan, signaling uncertainty and cautious neutrality among officials while the Empress Dowager resists drastic moves amid continued hostilities.
Military observers report the United States planning to redeploy forces to China amid rising tensions. General MacArthur may lead a rapid response by moving units from the Ninth Army and dispatching Marines from navy yards. A framework to assemble 750 troops, with 500 marines ordered to join 250 already equipped, aims to bolster protection around Peking and allied positions as the situation unfolds.
Berlin reports Lu Hail Houan, Chinese minister in Germany, received a dispatch from Lil Hung Chang dated July 7. It states no authentic information on the Peking slaughter, but reliable word says Prince Ching formed opposition to the Luxors and uses regular troops. Loyal forces won several clashes. about three thousand rebels killed in the streets of Peking.
Mr Immel's barn east of town was struck by lightning last week causing minimal damage. Miss Clara Wertemberger returned after two weeks away. Charley McMillen spent several days in Dayton. Mrs. Jon Berry and Mrs. Hattie Sultzman of Cleveland visit their relatives. Mrs. Emma Williams stays with her parents S. R. Nalfizger and wife. T Lovejoy and daughter of Lodi visited G. W. Stephens. Lee Mother Felger, longtime resident north of town, died last Saturday. Interment Monday forenoon. A number of citizens attended court in Wooster. O T Shisler adds to his house on Greeley street. Samuel Campbell of Burbank completed grading the new road southwest of town. Wm. Delcaip was taken seriously ill with brain trouble Sunday. Blanche Weaver of Telefio visits her sister at Wm. Solen’s home. Our school board discussion continues.
Lake Fork July 9 M L Springer and wife welcomed a baby girl last Thursday night Rev W L Fry and wife attended a U P Convention at Canton Mrs Mary Wilson of Butler funeral held at U B church she was formerly Mary Emerick Rev W W Windigler and family visiting his mother Farmers busy harvesting wheat mostly cut few hauled in Last Thursday Bert Rush and sister in law Della had a lucky accident near Bruff culvert nine feet high horse blind fell into mud women rolled out unhurt but scared
Local correspondence notes Fourth of July visits among families from Chippewa Lake to Fenton and Cleveland. Readers report widespread relatives visiting in town and nearby areas. The Smithville rural delivery canvass completed with 272 petitioners, expanding free rural service to 244 more, increasing coverage to 825 population served. N. A. K.
July 10 report from Overton outlines D E Bierly and wife visiting Ashland county relatives, Miss B L Easterday visiting Mank field to see brother E S Greenlee, Aaron Momes and wife also visiting, Charley Myers seeking work in Cleveland, and a forthcoming town wedding. Children’s Day exercises scheduled three weeks from Aug 8 at Bethel. Elmer Easterday to begin poultry payments. instructions to bridge them for cash. hens and young chickens noted. F Fritz.
A runaway incident in Forestdlea involved Jacot and his horse colliding with a buggy near the hotel. Mrs Eshelman and Fanice Hackett were shaken but unharmed, while the horse fled toward the railroad before being recovered two miles away. No serious injuries reported. crowds noted a later ice cream festival on church lawn. July 9 reports Wayne Township notes include guests and local events with weddings, visits, and a Democratic Convention remark.
Fredericksburg news column covers local visits, interviews with national figures, and social notes. Mentions Miss Luella Barnes as a teacher, Mrs. Sophia Emig visiting from near Justus, and various town residents attending Fourth of July celebrations in Canton and Burbank. Also notes school hires, barn raising, harvest duties, and community events at Wayne.
A late July notice from MT PLEASANT covers a series of small incidents in Plain township. An unnamed Wooster man had his horse bolt after drinking. a farmer found the rig later and the horse was reined. Henry Hyle’s daughter suffered a dislocated thumb and bruises when a buggy toppled in a ditch. Henry Binkley was knocked unconscious aiding barn doors during a strong wind and later recovered. John McClure and his daughter visit relatives in Plain township. threshing resumes. local farmers like Frank McClure and A J Ickes lead the hay harvest. Henry Musser works long hours by moonlight to dodge pests.
Tickets go on sale for 10 popular Atlantic coast resorts including Atlantis Gate May Avalon Anglesea Holly Roatch Sen Isie City Wildward Rilobeth Del Ocean City Md. Round trip from Wi Or available at $13.50. inquiries to Geo. VY Leyda, Wooster ticket agent.
Lincoln Nebraska July 9 Hon Charles A Towne will not announce his decision on the Populist bid for vice president until formal nomination is received about ten days away. He will issue an address outlining his reasons and may discuss the matter informally with Populist leaders. Senator Jones of Arkansas urged fusion with the Democratic ticket. West Virginia Republicans prepare for state and presidential balloting. Adlai Stevenson, at Minneapolis, heads to Lincoln for a campaign conference with Towne and Bryan allies.
A fragmented note discusses a drink tied to health claims and soy use. It mentions families, nutrition, and a trend toward alternative beverages as a health option, with emphasis on safety and scientific support. The text references a dairy or beverage context and potential consumer concerns about ingredients.
Marta J Traver and Kee Tod Thaler are named in a public death notice honoring their passing. The report notes mourners, a ceremony, and mentions relatives Resily of Dba Bea Gessy of Clits and local praises. A obituary page references Alas meene and public doles in Che uBity page ms.
The notice advertises openings for office assistants at THE BIXLEE. It seeks applicants with basic clerical skills and mentions standard duties, hours, and contact details for submitting applications.
Hartley Baysinger and Lena Smith of Doylestown are issued marriage licenses. A citizen urged a Republican representative to create a well kept central city park by purchasing the entire Second Ward area including the old Sash and Blind factory Quinby Opera House tannery and two livery barns for a premier state park.
A fragmentary OCR line mentions an island and land themes with unclear place names and agencies. Details are unreadable, making firm identification of persons, places, or events impossible.
Profitless prices on Chenney Bros fin eFoulard Silks with 20 pieces at 68c each, valued at $1. An elegant Waist Silk line at 58c, worth 85c. Ten pieces of 24 inch Foulards at 48c, value 75c. Let Wash Silks offered at 25c, worth 40c.
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