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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1905
Page
4
A lighthearted Wooster Republication page notes hot weather and local trivia. It mentions Cassie Chadwick rent, Root as new secretary, and playful riffs on contemporary figures like Mr Mercury and themes such as the road from Wooster to Mansfield. Short, whimsical local observations keep readers engaged.
Akron threatened to retreat from Wooster over a dispute but reconsidered. Picnickera and fishing groups are advised to take umbrellas and rain coats, while Wooster remains thankful as the Giants still lead the Trolley league race.
The report notes peace envoys heading toward negotiations as Linovitch maintains his steady retreat stance. The excerpt emphasizes ongoing resistance to change despite diplomatic outreach.
A brief, archaic reminiscence notes a gentleman aiming to grow Cobb as corn without erasing Kentucky like traits. It suggests England would pay homage to John Paul Jones for past actions, recalling historical clashes and reverberations of tribute and memory.
A snappy remark notes that many political bosses in Pennsylvania appear poised to be forced into ordinary labor, reflecting a scandal or reform era sentiment about politicians needing to earn their keep.
The dispatch notes that mutineers will be sent to a Siberian location for the rest of the hot season, offering them a notably cooler environment away from their current duties.
A brief quotation suggests the man who fired the Fourth of July gun remains under scrutiny while the culprit behind the event bears a weary, tired gaze. The line hints at blame shifting and public fatigue over the incident.
Edison envisions radio becoming inexpensive enough to buy for a glass case exhibit or to wear in rings. The remark suggests future affordability and public interest in radio technology.
In a brief remark, Rockefeller expressed assurance that ample funds existed to cover a ten million dollar contribution, noting there was plenty of money available. The comment signals strong financial backing backing the action and reflects a controlled, optimistic stance on funding.
Fragmentary text mentions automobiles and desiring a change in leadership or policy. lacks clear names, places, or events to form a concrete news item. Contains no verifiable dates or entities.
A local transit publication notes ongoing efforts to maintain steady subscription pricing amid market fluctuations. The piece discusses hopes for continued operation without disruptive rate changes and emphasizes avoiding the costly disruption of price hikes.
A report notes claims the canal cannot be completed within a century and suggests pressuring Taft to delegate the worry to Root while leaving the political handling with the officials.
The Chicago packers may be under scrutiny as Commissioner Garfield, after a trip to Chicago, revealed findings not included in his public report. The move signals growing questions about omitted details and potential oversight.
The Kansas Supreme Court voided the state refinery statute but notes the legislature already imposed a stringent mandate on the Standard. The decision underscores ongoing friction between court rulings and legislative intent in energy policy.
A claim notes mosquitoes may carry disease germs though certainty about disease is unclear. The more certain point is that some people harbor hostile, aggressive feelings toward their species after exposure.
A Fourth of July letter by Alton B. Parker argues municipal ownership should not be considered. The writer suggests Parker and Tom Johnson are unlikely to appear together on the same political platform, noting a distant public debate over local governance.
A humorous tribute laments Mr Scott's sudden fortune and brisk spending. It jokes he is not a miser but spends wealth rapidly without lighting cigars with large bills. The verse wishes him long life and continued lavish consumption, while wishing dyspepsia avoided to sustain his riches.
Call for Republican primaries in Wayne County Ohio announces a primary on Saturday August 5 at regular polling places from four to eight pm. The purpose is to nominate township and municipal officers for the coming November election and to select a central committeeman. Precinct officials will arrange judges and a clerk, post candidate names, and report results to the executive secretary.
Miss Flossie Hartwan of Massillon wed Elmer Schrag of Orrville at the First Reformed church parsonage with Rev. Foust officiating. The couple will live in Orrville. The note also covers missionary society meetings, a Wooster marriage, a large reception on East North Street, and a long list of attendees and decorations from the event.
A Wooster tale mixes hotel bedbugs with a hotel register, while a long distance operator fails to confirm the Wooster Tellings score. A Cleveland line reports difficulty, with a cross operator saying no one knows the tenma kre and Small ones.
Ohio news brief notes Sen Lewis B Houck of Mt Vernon Democratic lieutenant governor nominee travels toward Milford Clermont county for a Second Fourth district convention. He plans talks with Pattison on organizing the state Democratic executive committee. Houck says Frank Harper will chair the state central committee with Harvey Garber seeking re-election.
The All-Stars of Cleveland, who challenged the Giants last season, play Wooster on Friday with special streetcar service promised. Also notes Wooster Giants vs Akron Councils of United Commercial Travelers, 16 to 11, and comments on umpire decisions in recent Cleveland game.
A collage of briefs notes Weaver's potential noon stroll in Philadelphia with a lantern. Rockefeller funds a university with a million dollar gift. Debates over earnings of David B Hill and Chauncey Depew reveal era pay scales. An Indiana man is deemed insane for eating grass. Indiana farmer seeks chief engineer role for the Panama Canal. Iowa farmers steer offices. Druggists report ready sales of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets.
Letters from Alabama leaders trumpet Peruna as a cure for catarrh and a strong tonic. Governors and public officials from Mobile and Montgomery commend the remedy and urge public trust, citing improvements and favorable experiences with Peruna across multiple districts.
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