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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1903
Page
4
A Wooster Ohio newspaper entry reflects on Decoration Day's enduring meaning and the patriotism of Wooster and Wayne County. It mentions spring banquets and Sunday school picnics, notes the post office aiding newspapers, and references local concerns like agricultural weather, rail and telegraph lines, and national events affecting the community.
Governor Beckham says Kentucky isn’t as bad as reports suggest, a remark seen as minimal. A student faces a shock as Decoration Day falls on Saturday causing disruption at local schools. Mr Machen’s status is questioned while beef prices remain unsettled by court rulings. Cleveland records high divorce and marriage rates, with The Forest City expected to see continued movement in and out.
Report notes Mr Bryant has renounced all claims to Democratic leadership while friends say he was not escaping scrutiny or pressure, indicating persistent tensions within his circle and ongoing political calculations.
A brief column notes a few days remain before the Democratic primaries and hints at political activity by Shay in the small time left. The piece emphasizes urgency and upcoming events without detailing specific actions.
Despite hostile remarks, Senator Hanna maintains he can pinpoint the precise spot of the band wagon. The statement frames opponents as unable to dispute his certainty, signaling a pointed political jab amid debate.
The writer notes editor Henri Watterson repeatedly seeks out Cleve land’s name while discussing a Kentucky tulip supply. The tone suggests editorial interest and recurring name mentions in relation to local topics.
J P Morgan states he will never speak for publication but implies that his influence remains ready to express itself through actions and the force of his position in financial and corporate affairs.
An automobile behaved recklessly Tuesday, injuring an innocent bystander in Pittsburg. Police reported no further danger and urged residents to remain calm while investigations continue.
The Populists say they will likely tilt the next Democratic nominee as the last census showed six or seven of them. the element should be carefully looked after.
A Chicago mayoral order prohibits sale of eyerms and dangerous explosives on the Fourth of July amid fears of violence and presidential risk. The piece notes a grim mood after a murder Monday morning, praising officers for strenuous work and urging continued justice until the culprit is found.
The speaker condemns the Kansas and Iowa damage as appalling and the worst in years, noting the loss of life outweighs property losses. He laments the treacherous Kansas terrain, once fertile, now prone to calamities, yet praises the region’s willingness to aid others while the stroke country claims it can stand alone.
Corn crops advance while potatoes are planted across the district. A large assembly attended the Albright church Sabbath service. Maple Hirove church hosts the Sunday School convention on Saturday June 13 with several speakers. Locals include Decorsey Wagner from Toledo visiting David Weirich and Captain Bucher seen on the streets after a trip to St Louis.
The body of Irvin McClarran, son of Jow McClarran, former Overton schoolteacher, was brought through the city on Thursday morning for burial in Canton. Young McCar ran, an electrician at Manon, was severely burned and electrocuted Tuesday night after contacting live wire, dying shortly after.
William Rice Jr. lost the index finger of his left hand after a piece of ice became jammed in a Wallace Smith store freezer powered by a gasoline engine. He pulled free just before the cogged mechanism could pull him in, then received hospital care at Stoll Ryall Stoll.
Charles E Metteall of Koch and May Boyer of Applecreek Roy Gibson of Grafton and Sadie Farnwall of Creston Edwin W Beckwith of Sterling and Cora Lance of Creston Edward Byron of Clinton and Cora Cornelius of Orrville Bear Schifferty and Anna Newman of Chester township F L Wright and Pearl M Eby of Sterling Rev John Erich of Montrose and Clara B Gepford of West Salem
Newark New Jersey May 22 two Italian laborers were killed and six men injured in a freight wreck near Wash gens Waverly on the Pennsylvania system.
June 2 in Applecreek features Ada Wyre visiting Barberton while Ivy Mackey and Bessie Mackey of Akron stay with Mrs. John Lechot. Local families host guests from RaManna Crestline Wadsworth Kent New Pittsburg and Holmesville among others. The high school graduation unfolds with music by Wilbert Sharp and Dr Culp’s talk on The Value of an Idea all amid Decoration Day observances.
The Patterson commencement for Congress township will be held Friday evening June 12 at the Presbyterian 1 Yi lof Wooster. Yi lof Wooster will deliver the address. Graduates include Zola Rose Maggie Clouse Etta Simmers and Elmer Sanders.
Clearcreek Valley notes Mr and Mrs D A Stout attend the funeral of John Moore in Wooster Sandy. Canton visitors Thomas MecNocker and wife joined Joseph Winkler and Andy Buchers for a weekend gathering. Simon Rice and Mrs Christina Short, delayed spring illness, show marked improvement. Willis Bishop family from Cleveland visit relatives and attend Lutheran communion services where they had been missed. Mary Mattis of Cleveland plans to reside in Mechusaish? in a few days.
Plain area notes report trustees tending roads appointing William Lessiter as supervisor. Mrs Tawney fell on a board and injured herself but improved. Myron Wise’s daughter broke her collar bone. D R Fouser’s crew idle on the Canaan job this week. Ickes of New Pittsburg finished little wire fence for Elmer McMannis. Large crowd at Albright church as Rev Buck preached Sow ing and Reaping. Oak Chapel ball team lost to Jeromeville then won after diners. May and Pearl Becker host grandparents. Ellisbig visits his sister. Rastetter favors Lev Fishburn, who renovates his house. Becker drove to Lodiz for district conference. Subscription drive aims for $60. Rev E S Underhill preached. Farmers plan a June meeting at GE Warner’s home on Thursday June 11. Plain township and Maple Grove conventions set for June 13.
The issue covers a youth baseball team under D H Johnson for boys under 14 challenging peers in Wayne county. Also notes Rev J H Longenwalter’s farewell, Rev Clever to lead sermons starting June 21, visits by B A Harris, and Cleveland trip by G Gee and wife. Memorial Day reflections compare 19th and 20th century observances with critique of modern revelry. A lecture by Rev Sprinkles about prison life is announced for Friday evening.
Aurora Indiana June 1 Wheeler was indicted at Lawrenceburg for a double murder dating March 18. He allegedly poured coal oil on Mrs Schmidt, ignited her clothing, and killed Thomas Johnson two weeks later with marks indicating murder. Jealousy linked to both deaths. house burned to conceal first crime. Wheeler not bound over at preliminary hearing. grand jury later eyed strong evidence. Ohio pastor spoke Tarkio Missouri May 30 United Presbyterian general assembly discussed foreign mission work led by Rev J Campbell White and Dr D F McGill. Butler County centennial celebration noted Hamilton Ontario May 30.
An early 20th century ad notes summer nerves and nervous prostration linked to Sulfren and electrical disturbances. It claims Peruna fortifies the nervous system helping appetite and sleep, citing Helen Kolof of Kaukauna Wisconsin who reports tonic benefits and steady results for women.
A newspaper contributor becomes part of Dr Hartman headquarters staff as he discusses catarrh treatment. He notes many female patients and large numbers treated by correspondence, with many cured users sending thanks years after cure. He states no names are published without patient consent and no charges are made.
Indiana mail carriers unite to oppose the Washington planned shift to contract system for rural delivery. Led by W L Fetters, Indiana Rural Carriers' Association organizes statewide opposition, aiming to keep carrier routes under existing supervision. Flood reports from Lacrosse and Lincoln note rising waters prompting evacuations and water depths reaching several feet.
Col William J Harvey former Wilkesbarre city council president once crippled by rheumatism credits Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy with restoring his health. The letter claims rheumatism stems from uric acid and kidney disease and promotes the remedy for kidneys liver bladder blood and other ailments.
Special to The Republican reports a gathering aimed at releasing Jett Jett and White, with mountain pass guards backed by soldiers. Desultory firing occurred overnight, and a call for additional troops is anticipated.
Market wires report for Wooster shows Wheat July 76.34, September 72. Strips for Corn July 47.53, September 47. Date July 84.34, September 82. Pork July 176.7, September 70.2. Lard July 89.0, September 19.53. Wool and other commodities listed with mixed quotes.
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