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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1905
Page
4
The June 7 issue notes Coroner Sullivan’s finding as a warning against buying medicines from unestablished vendors and urges grand jury review. It also discusses President Roosevelt’s role in pursuing peace with Russia and Japan, defending his wartime stance as measured.
The thirty eighth annual Wooster high school commencement unfolds at City Opera House with diplomas for the class of 1905. The program features orchestral pieces, numerous orations, debates on railroad ownership, vocal and piano numbers, a class history, and a diploma presentation.
In anticipation of Company D and the Second Italian unit going into camp at Newark on July 2 Captain M R Limb plans to recruit the company to full strength within ten days. He will remove nonattending members and replace them with active soldiers, with room for several good men.
Patient C F Collier of Cicero suffered severe kidney disease with backache head‑ ache and poor mood. Electric Bitters cured his condition and restored health, he reports, recommending the tonic for weak kidneys liver or stomach. Priced 50 cents, guaranteed by Laubach & Boyd druggists.
In a brisk Wooster primary, Orr defeats Weiser for probate judge as Vanover wins the senate race. Orrville and rural precincts swing strong while Welser lobbies in town. Local party leaders and ward committees organize after the vote, with Vanover and Wertz holding key wins and a tight central race in the Second Ward.
Miss Isabal Wright from Illinois preaches Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Elder C C Maple will preach Saturday evening and Sunday morning. Sunday school at 9 a m with service at 10 a m. All are invited by pastor C C Maple.
Jones6 reports small town news from Wooster area. Reunion attendance at 4Maman event, Ashland visitors with Mrs. Freedlander and Miss Swarts visiting Mrs. William Barden. Road and fence projects by township trustees and crews. A generous five-dollar gift at village children’s exercises. Frank McClure, Long and McClure families visiting Reedburg and Mansfield friends. Driving mare sold after unsafe road conditions amid rising auto traffic. Fence work by W H Ung and crew for Prof. Holden south of Blackleyville. Sylvester Archolt from Chester township visiting relatives north of town.
A fragment outlines ear disease remedies claiming cures for deafness and catarrh with Hall’s Catarrh Cure. It includes a market roundup for grain and stock from Wooster, listing wheat, corn, oats futures and regional price notes, along with local prices for dairy, poultry, beans, vegetables, and livestock in East Buffalo, Cleveland, Pittsburgh markets.
The wheat crop in Payne county is advancing rapidly with expectations of a heavy yield. Prof Williams of the experiment station cautions rust and fly hazards from continued wet weather but remains hopeful for a very large crop this year. Advertising note mentions Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for sick headache.
A vestibu led sleeper train operated by the Pennsylvania lines passed Wooster Monday morning at a very rapid pace amid the rivalry between the New York Central and the Pennsylvanian roads. The article notes heightened competition as both lines push services.
Citizens saw the fast train pass through the city with no attention to speed regulations. The Pennsylvania manager was reported to have tried seven times to hurry the train on its day journey as it came down from Swit hville and whirled through Woorter at high speed. Subscribe for The Republican.
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