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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1901
Page
4
Wooster Republica print notice from Wooster Ohio declares second class mail status and lists printing room and contact details. Mentions Liberty Street address Kas Liberty Street and News of Business No 118 with post office stamp and administration notes.
Pursuant to the county central committee Wayne County precinct committees are urged to meet at Wooster City Hall at 2 PM on designated date to select delegates and alternates to the Republican State convention and to choose county committee members. Delegates are allotted per precinct by votes cast for the Republican candidate for President in the preceding election. County chairmen are to arrange and supervise caucus and certify results to the Republican party headquarters in Wooster Ohio.
The report notes Mark Hanna advances to the rank of colonel among other roles. A debate erupts over what to do with Aguinaldo with calls to give him rest and relief from command.
General Fred Grant urges Aguinaldo be discarded as a nuisance while June weddings spark a surge in jewelry sales. Wall street brokers adopt formal attire, signaling a shift in fashion and business mood.
A quirky change in headlines notes a presidential boom failing to rise while a new collar and shirt combination creates a striking, stiff aggregation in the latest trust.
Texas Governor Hoes shifts stance on the wealthy declaring no ill will toward millionaires after his own wealth has risen. The phrase the money devil has a grip on many, while Morgan appears to have seized control of the old Nick.
Mr Croker weighs options to delay his planned visit as neck pain worsens. The ailment has raised concerns about travel and schedules, prompting careful consideration of a future date.
The McKinley third term push faces division as the opposition fails to unite. Observers note the split weakens the anti McKinley front and could influence the political landscape this year.
A brief, unclear remark discusses whether the constitution or lay management handles duties better. The text hints at a debate without clear outcomes or names, offering only a snapshot of a deliberation.
The attempt by Senator Tilman to resign faced a setback as officials indicated the resignation would not be accepted, signaling continued leadership amid political friction and uncertainty about the future.
The administration feeds chatter alleging Senator Depew will wed, using marriage speculation to undermine his push for a third term. The tactic aims to cast doubt on his political ambitions and integrity.
Nearly a quarter of applicants to West Point were rejected on medical grounds, with eye weakness the primary issue. The note highlights the stringent early 20th century medical screening affecting cadet intake.
The article parries repeated annual boasts that the English will whip the Boers by Christmas, noting the familiar yearly timing of such statements and implying skepticism about their reliability.
A Kansas report notes married men forming an anti kiss club to appear loyal while suspicion grows that the scheme is aimed at deceiving their wives.
News from Cuba suggests there will be no trouble accepting Uncle Sam's demands after the usual wrangling. The report notes expectations of compliance despite ongoing tensions and unsettled political wrangles in the island.
Fragmentary news item notes Fairbanks not central to Waco debate as seating capacity limits loom. Mentions Supreme Court challenges, Morgan’s Europe trip, and steel trust. Kruger avoids U S unity. Tillman and McLaurin confront each other, public respect hinges on restraint. American Cup defender Guastiniere’s boat rigging damaged yesterday.
Principal witness Mason Daly dies in unclear circumstances linked to the embalmed beef case. Officials suggest his death resulted from his own actions rather than external factors, leaving the scandal's forensic questions unresolved.
The House of Commons on Thursday authorized a large army supply, approving a budget of £35,779,000 for transports and remounts. The report hints the Boer War’s end may face further delays or relapse.
Tom Johnson says the key issue for the governorship is securing a candidate who runs on the right platform, a concern he believes aligns with the priorities of most common people.
In Denmark fares depend on how long a railroad ticket is valid rather than the distance traveled, a policy seen as a near act of legislative generosity.
The text links Sampson to medals for Santiago battle heroes and notes a growing bribery scandal in Columbus involving Hon Joan J. Lentz and Mayor Hinkle over the removal of Kerr from the municipal civil service commission.
J P Mor an declined an eight speech request at a London banquet, gruffly saying he was no talker. Mr Morgan apparently relies on others to do the talking for him.
A Wooster announcement declares a fall free fair will be world beating, giving exhibitors time to prepare. The statement emphasizes preparation and high expectations for the event and its impact on participants.
Justice Brewer of the United States Supreme Court will spend his honeymoon in Milwaukee and must avoid any association with the brand that made Milwaukee famous. The remark notes the irony of the city nickname and the judge’s independent travel plan.
Mr Bryan objects to the Supreme Court granting McKinley too much power while Mr Cleveland faults the Court for empowering Congress. Verily, these two gentlemen never will gether.
The text reports Carnegie predicting European unity to crush Great Britain and US intervention to stop the proceedings, noting he may be mistaken about the second part. The remark blends speculation with historical sentiment about power shifts.
A wary note follows warm praise from U S commercial envoys for Great Britain. The piece hints at strategic tensions and a dig about a canal route across the Isthmus of Darien, suggesting costs or risks tied to the passage and global trade interests.
General Gross expresses doubt about a third term for McKinley and worries that a few men speaking without plan or precedent are pushing an idea thatary could mislead the president. The author hopes the president will not be swayed by such remarks.
Cleveland residents praise Mrs Mary Kelly an Irish widow who stands on railroad tracks near her yard to stop trains from crossing. Her vigilant act is hailed as heroic though a nap during train time could ruin its poetic edge.
Yoone Jim Blaine married again last week to Miss Martha Hinch daughter of Admiral Hinch retired USN. The groom has kept a low public profile recently and may be managing his new household without his mother’s help, with a touch of horse sense implied.
The fragment hints at a stance on discussing the wisdom of a president but provides no clear events, dates, or names. This brief line lacks readable entities and actionable context for a full news card summary.
The excerpt discusses prospects of securing a nomination and the third term plan, noting that broad popularity could render election possible. It reflects analysis of political strategy and public support without citing specific figures or events.
A 16 year old named James Lerdy Grove son of a prosperous farmer in Nean fatally stabbed his 24 year old sister and smothered his 13 year old brother before setting fires in the barns and shooting himself. The report notes cigarettes and youth danger as contributing concerns.
How R W Tayler, who aided Utah Roberts from the House, testified before the Industrial Commission in Washington on Thursday. He argued trusts are harmful but tariff tinkering won’t curb them. he claimed trusts do not arise from protection but from stockholder interests, offering no remedy to curb growth or market dominance.
President James Monroe Taylor of Vassar spoke at the baccalaureate on Sunday denouncing President Schwab of the steel trust for claiming college education is unnecessary for true success. He argued wealth and rank are not the sole measures of achievement and questioned Schwab's life without a college education and how it affects fulfillment.
A passenger train collided with a freight near Cleveland due to an epilepsy attack by the flagman sent to warn of a brake in the freight engine. Engineer Reuben Taylor was thrown from the cab and badly injured. several passengers injured but none seriously.
Mrs McKinley plays a leading role in a Washington scene as Dr Bikey departs the White House in an incident tied to the administration.
Fire at the Presidio general military hospital in San Francisco destroys three wards kitchen dining room and medical supply room all patients rescued with no injuries loss estimated at 25000 two measles wards housed 60 patients total of 200 patients moved to safety before control of the blaze origin traced to a paint storage room cause not known.
Havana June 11. Absence of Senor Capote, president of the Cuban constitutional convention, caused the secret session to be postponed.
The report lists cattle and hog prices for Cleveland Chicago Buffalo Pittsburg and New York. Cattle ranges include good to choice dry fed steers 1,250 lb and up at 5.25 to 6.45. lighter steers 5.00 to 6.10. cows and heifers around 2.75 to 4.75. calves 3.50 to 4.25. Sheep and lambs priced from 3.00 to 5.50 with various grades. hogs from 3.50 to 6.18 depending on type. grain quotes show Wheat No 2 red 4.75, Corn No 2 43 to 44c, Oats No 2 28 to 29c. Bulls and stockers also noted across regions.
Wooster markets list produce prices for June 12 1901 including butter per pound eggs per dozen spring chickens old ducks and grain items. The OCR is damaged with many garbled words but shows a general market prices snapshot with several items and a dealer note.
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