11 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1906
Page
1
Weekly bargains include Jelly glasses at 47c per dozen and 10c tumblers for daily use. Nest crystal glass water set with six tumblers and tray offered, blown tumblers at 79c, screen windows 17c, 25c sand ads 35c. Full sized wash boiler 49c, heavy stationary handles 74c and 98c. Nickle plated irons 2 for 55c and 59c. Screen doors 98c to 1.69, asbestos stove mats 2c, lamp chimneys two for 5c.
Vice-president Aiken of the C S W Traction Company toured the city Monday to view a proposed electric line to the cemetery and experiment station, praising the experiment farm and city. Early Tuesday reports claimed James Elliott of South Walnut Street was arrested for liquor-law violations, but officials offered no details and Elliott reportedly stayed home plowing corn. Impure blood is urged to be cured by Burack Blood Bitters.
In a seven inning Brush Works contest on Saturday afternoon at the far grounds the married men beat the single men 17 to 15. The game began around 4 80 and ended a couple hours later with Frank Hormann and Krause scoring for the married team while Foss and Devinney starred for the singles. Umpire D R Whitman of Cleveland praised the match and overall performance though several players were noted for strong play and rooting strategies.
Last week in August the Uniformed Bank Fanck Division K of P will join the Eighth Regiment of the Knights of Pythias at Silver Lake camp. More than thirty Woosterites, ladies and gentlemen, will accompany the party.
Uncalled letters listed at the Wooster post office for daily 9 include W L Baker Emery Johnson RL McFarland Mies Alta Fleck Mary Kreiger Ross Maynard Mrs Bertha Oliver and Mary W.
From Akron word comes that John Webb’s road incident led to a highway robbery. Two men rode a horse, forced a gag, and stole money and a revolver. Bloodhounds tracked them to the railroad, where two men in black grabbed belongings and were captured, though no verdict on coincidences with a shop explosion. Local donations rise to aid a widow.
An advertisement touts Dr. Klieg's New Life Pills as a pleasant and effective cure for consumption. It claims the pills awaken torpid livers and unblock bowels, prevent appendicitis, and tone up the system. Sold by Laubach & Boyis druggists for 25 cents.
Jacob Snell of Warne township filed a petition Saturday for divorce from Anna M. Snell. He claims they were married in June 1497 and that he has been a faithful husband. He says she has been willfully absent for over three years, neglected mutual duties, and seeks relief as entitled. Benton Gray is his attorney.
Cosma and Robinson star as Elyria blanks Chicago Junction on two hits two doubles. Robinson fans twelve and allows four. McKenzie's Bingle scores Elyria in the first. McConnell's riot tendencies surface after a disputed call. Davidson advances from first to third on a key play. Pitching stats noted with errors and fielding miscues listed.
Marriage licenses issued in Ohio connect Harry E Young of Wadsworth and Belle Shuleivarger of Easton, with Barneyt Dhample of Dalton and Mica Laura Stauffer of Mount Eaton also listed.
LATTASBURG July 10 Indépendance Day quiet in village with citizens visiting in nearby towns. Mrs Magpie Hosler and daughter of Ashland were Sunday guests of Amos Groge and family. Mrs Verona Pittinger of Ashland visited her parents Mr and Mrs B F Swinehart last week. Threshermen have painted engines, tanks, and separators and carried out extensive repairs in preparation for the fall campaign.
It makes no difference how many medicines have failed to cure you, if you are troubled with headache, constipation, kidney or liver troubles Hullisters Roky Mountain Tea will make you well Launbach & Boyd.
Beattyville Kentucky reports trial proceedings with witnesses and objections over libel indictments and bribery claims. Oyster Bay New York notes the president appoints Edwin W Sims as U S district attorney in Chicago and Richard K Campbell as chief of the new Bureau of Naturalization, plus related commerce and labor bureau actions.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson reports the stack yards are in good general condition and being hurried to place yards in first class shape. He mentions plans to confer with about 30 government inspectors from various cities and to receive instructions on the new inspection law.
July 10 Meadville Pennsylvania fire at a soda bottling works injures three seriously and causes one fatality Walter Fries 14 dies after a charging tank bursts and walls collapse Eleanor Martin 17 suffers multiple injuries with long term disability Fight between families in Muskogee and Middletown also reports death and a murder claim in a separate incident George Goodale found dead by friend John Anderson in Middletown while Ernest and Pleas Hubbard die and Reu lei Kirby is fatally wounded in a long running feud nearWestville Oklahoma showing a violent day across several towns
The Republican Cronetadt reports that Admiral Rojestvensky has been acquitted today at a court martial. He faced charges arising from surrendering the Russian fleet to Japan during the conflict.
A newly formed International Committee of policyholders seeks to overthrow current New York Life Insurance management. It adds Lord St Oswalt and Harwood Barnard MP to its English-aimed roster and vows to mobilize 200,000 policyholders for decisive control this year under recent law, warning of reduced voting power for policyholders as directors may be chosen in any single election.
Madison Wis July 20 The death of Congressman Henry Cullen Adams in Chicago prompted Speaker Cannon to appoint a Wisconsin congressional committee to attend the funeral. Flags flew at state capitol county courthouse and other buildings as the body arrived. Mayor Rose of Kansas City was granted a writ of error by the U S Supreme Court reversing a Kansas Supreme Court decision and staying a judgment, allowing him to continue duties pending further action. London July 10 Allied ships ordered to substitute Australian or Argentine brands for American tinned meats in maneuvers with remaining stock allocated to victualing yards for compulsory rationing.
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