16 Jul 1902
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1902
Page
1
The advertisement promises thousands of dollars in new and stylish goods offered at very low prices. It emphasizes that price is a small factor and invites customers to visit the store to see marked bargains, aiming to make it the most popular sale yet.
Silk fabrics offered in bulk at wholesale prices. Silks and dress materials include 66c wash silks at 36c and Satine Poulard silks at 48c. Black taffeta silks, silk grenadines, and all wool challies featured with substantial markdowns from typical values. Prices emphasize affordability for wholesale and retail buyers.
Ladies tailor made zits this season features several suit deals with prices shown. A 225.00 suit offered at 15.00, a 20.00 suit at 10.00, a 15.00 suit at 9.00, and a 12.00 suit at 8.00. Wash suits on special sale.
A shopper’s note lists wool skirts from 84.00 to 86.00 and white duck and pique skirts with values ranging from 125 to 260. Special prices apply to silk, taffeta, and lisle vests, with discounts on parasols, brushes, and carpet materials.
A descriptive notice lists tex and dimity fabrics with pricing. Past colored awn and gingham pieces are offered at low cents, including Re for reduced ginghams. A merverized gingham and a fine silk gingham line are advertised with special, reduced prices for shoppers.
A fragment notes prices for waists described as colored and white, listing figures such as 2.1, 79 cents, 38 cents, and a fine white waist valued at 12 dollars, indicating an old sale or catalog entry with varied goods and valuations.
Readable ad listing various hosiery items with quantities and special prices. Includes Ladies' Hose lace stripped and fine lace tisle, misses and children’s stockings, oak curtain poles, table oil cloth, and summer corsets offered at reduced rates versus higher values. Includes long waist corsets priced per lot.
Spectator reports corn prices tumble from 88 to 5 cents amid a bull market rout led by John W. Gates who asserts no purchases above a stated limit. Disrupted by chaos, New evidence shows a rash of arrests and police actions in various cities as other stories unfold.
A collision in the Straits of Malacca involving the steamer Teutonia and a Chinese junk caused both ships to sink almost immediately. Only eight persons were saved from the wreck, with others presumed lost.
James Honover a farmer near Mason 20 miles from Cincinnati murdered his wife with an ax and seriously injured his son Charles after shrouding the body and casting the boy at the gate he urged the youth to fear for his life before fleeing. Honover recently released from the Dayton asylum has been mentally troubled since his daughter died five years ago. In Mansfield Ohio Sheriff Payne reports Governor Nash's warrant in the William Hahn larceny case returned to the common pleas court and habeas corpus actions are pending in circuit and common pleas courts as efforts to transfer Hahn to New York face strong opposition.
William Maolen, wanted in New York for larceny, released on habeas corpus in Mansfield Ohio. He posted a $7,000 bond after Deputy Attorney Garven demanded surrender to New York authorities. Hearing on custody set for July 26 by the circuit bench in Mansfield. The report also notes a convention in Toledo and various brief items.
Delaware County grand jury asks CoLtenmis O Verney General Sheets to probe the death of Geora Urirts at the Girls Industrial Home at Dee wire. Reported as caused by punishment from the straight facet. Also mentions miners convention in Indianapolis and Navy plans to send an extra ship to La Guaira, plus return postal card system discussions.
In a dense transcription of 19th century dispatches, Bishop Bonacom challenges Father Murphy of Seward Nebraska, while court rulings and Papal authority clash over excommunications. Reports touch Spanish War veterans awaiting celebrations, a Berlin beach incident, and a U.S. political note questioning remarks about race.
A graduated nurse of prominence, Mrs. Nate Taylor, writes an open letter praising Peruna. She claims convalescent patients regain vitality quickly and health improves with use, noting her professional standing and residence on Monroe Street. Dr Hartman offers summer treatment with charges via the Peruna Medicine Co. in Columbus, Ohio.
King Edward travels from Buckingham Palace to the royal yacht at Portsmouth for a convalescence period attended by physicians nurses and attendants. The monarch appears thinner but reports no change anticipated in health.
Fragmented text describes a disaster at Old St Marks with casualties and damage. Mentions students congress in New York, labor strikes on the Union Pacific, and personal medical notes about eye surgery outcomes, showing a chaotic mix of reports from the same page.
Fragmented report notes Congressman Wetter bitten during a range practice event. Reading unclear but mentions a preliminary test and target practice with company involvement. No clear date, place, or fully identifiable entities beyond the congressman. Further readable details are not available in the text.
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