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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1901

Page

7

JUDGESHIP FIGHT SETTLED AT ASHLAND ON BALLOT

The Democratic common pleas judges contest in Ashland ended on the thirty sixth ballot with L C Mengert of Mansfield winning the nomination. The final ballot faced a clash as C J Kenny backed Burns and Chairman Wiebigler ruled against Kenny. Delegates from Nichland county shuffled positions and Ashland withdrew twice while resolutions praised Judge Wolfe and backed Silbourne for governor and H A My Krantz for attorney general.

Democratic Common Pleas Ashland L. C Mengert Mansfield C.j Kenny Burns Wiebigler Kenny Nichland County Ashlind Wolfe Silbourne H. A. My Krantz

Chamberlain Wins First Ballot in Western Reserve Senate Race

The Twenty-seventh and Twenty-ninth district Republican convention met in Medina to nominate a senator for Ashland Medina Lorain and Richland counties. George H. Chamberlain of Lorain won on the first ballot with 101 votes to Col D L Cockley of Shelby's 98, amid endorsements of McKinley Nash and Foraker.

Ashland Medina Lora Richland McKinley Nash Foraker George H. Chamberlain Lorain D. L. Cockley Shelby

Surprise near Warm Bath captures Boers in clash

British forces surprised Bayles command near Warm Bath on June 6. Over 100 Boers were taken prisoner and 37 killed. All supplies were captured, leaving the Boer force in disarray.

Pretoria Bayles Warm Bath

Akron Bugler Of 8th Regt In Affair With Neighbor

In Shreve Ohio on June 3 a tale unfolds about William Detrick a married Akron resident and bugler of the 8th Regiment Ohio National Guard He allegedly told his wife he served in a cabinet band but a tip warned otherwise Mrs Detrick pursued to Shreve learned her husband had already departed and she has filed for divorce

Shreve Wm. Detrick Akron Anna Ewing Detrick Regt

Probate Court proceedings list numerous estate actions

Probate Court before Judge Robert L. Adair records inventories, sales orders, and accounts for multiple estates. Administrators and executors including Gindelsperger Myers Miller Kaufman Marthey Merrillat Finley and others file inventories, first and final accounts, and requests to sell real or personal property. Guardian appointments, insolvency reports, and hearings set for July 5 and June 5 are noted.

Robert L. Adair Joseph Gindelsperger Thomas Howey L. Williams Mary M. Myers Daniel Musser Fannie Kaufman Joseph Marthey August Merrillat Bernard Merrillat Finley Jane and Ray Finley Fannie M. Pearrd Coretta Langhaus Joseph Gindesperger de Bonis Non John B. Sterrett Charles B. Sterrett Elizabeth Wilcox Guardian Aaron Uhbler George R. Laubach Amy C. Laubach Susan Rickel Chester Esselburn M. S. Williams Mary S Myers John Steffin Samuel En A. L. Gerber Andrew Hofstetler

Barberton Marshal seeks Wooster Band for July Fourth

E. J. Boerstler, marshal of Barberton, was in the city this morning attempting to hire the Wooster City Band for Barberton's July 4 celebration. It is likely both the band and Funck Co. Uniformed K of P will take part.

E. J. Boerstler Barberton Woorter Funck Co K. of

Captain Lemuel Jeffries Celebrates 63rd Birthday

Capt Lemuel Jeffries longtime editor and printer for Wooster Democrat celebrates his 63rd birthday and 61 years of service. He began at the Democrat in 1852, served five years in the Civil War, edited Wooster Weekly Republican in 1867–68, then returned to the Democrat in 1869 and has been a steady presence ever since.

Lemuel Jeffries Wigan Couniy Democrat-soday Jeffries Wooster The Democrat Wooster Weekly Republican

What to Do About Kidney Trouble Swamp Root Claim

Thousands have kidney trouble and don’t know it. A test with a bottle of water shows sediment indicating unhealthy kidneys. Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root is advertised as a remedy for kidney, bladder, and urinary issues, claiming to reduce frequent urination and nighttime trips, with strong cautions about alcohol effects.

Boy shoots shotgun by stove in Perrysville incident

In Ashland Ohio on June 5 seven year old James Cowen secured a shotgun at his Perrysville home and discharged it. A loaded shell struck his sister and mother became crazed while the boy did not fully grasp the harm. Their father H. H. Cowen, long associated with the B&O line, is named in the report.

Ashland James Cowen Perrysville Philpot Cowen Coust Ae H. K. Cowen

Afternoon Wedding Blessings at Home on Beall Avenue

A quiet ceremony occurred at 2 o'clock Thursday as Miss Gertrude Langell wed Mr. David Suloff. Rev J H Deeds officiated at his Beall avenue home. Langell, a former Davis Laundry employee, and Suloff of Akron, left at 4 55 PM for their new life in Akron.

Gertrude Langell Henry Langell South Buckeye Street J H Deeds Beall Avenue Davis Laundry David Suloff Akron Suioff

Tri State Coal and Coke Company Formed

Negotiations among about a dozen large independent coal and coke operators in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia result in a Tri State Coal and Coke Company. The consolidation, completed in Pittsburg, places headquarters there to unite forces against rivals including the Pittsburg Coal Company with aims to control marine coal and coke operations on the lower Great Lakes. Operators from Pittsburg and Westmoreland PA, Fairmont WV fields, and the Pittsburg Number Eight veins in Ohio join the formation.

Cleveland Ohio Pennsylvania TUI Wiedaia Tritate Coal and Coke Company Pittsburg Coipentors Pittsburg Coal Company

Soldier courts maiden amid odd hen episode

A Civil War veteran courting a countryside girl left town with a buggy and found a hen hidden under the seat. The girl’s father disapproved of the visit, and the veteran worried about police. The tale ends with humorous remarks and promotions for Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets and other tonics. Various local ads follow, including kidney cures and skin salves.

Wooster Orator Delivers South Socially and Commercially Focused Address

George W. Lee of Beall Avenue Wooster read an Asheville address to the Southern Hardware Jobbers Association. The Citizen quoted him praising southern hospitality and women’s care, noting unity of the nation and highlighting a poignant anecdote about the South’s progress and its Atbia development.

Asheville N. C Wooster Geo. W. Lee Beall Avenue Southern Hardware Jobbers’ Association Eberhard Company Cleveland South Syuth

Destructive blaze hits Mansfield fire at Humphreys Pump Works

Special to THE Arpen Jean Mansfield June. A massive fire at Humphreys Pump Works in the enamel department destroyed a timber and spread through ovens in a plant covering about ven acres. The pattern building warehouse and offices were saved. About 360 workers face unemployment. Firefighters and bystanders saved the Halester Steve Works across the street. Fire laddie Harry Mathi1 suffered serious burns but survived after leaping from a window. Loss is estimated around 200000.

Mansfield Humphreys Haxter Steve Works Goross Harry Mathi

Mercantile deal changes Wooster store leadership

In Wooster Tuesday, George Lautzenheiser and Charles Smith completed a major deal acquiring the Craighead & Co grocery. L. D. Craighead will depart soon after 20 years of management noted for stock quality, low prices, and public spirit.

George Lautzenheiser Charles Smith Craighead & Co L. D. Craighead Craighead Wooster

Toledo encampment of Eighth Ohio National Guard

Capt. F C Gerlach reports orders for the Eighth Regiment Infantry encamping at Bay View Park Toledo from July 15 to 20. A Buffalo excursion by lake steamer may cost four dollars per man, with four days total. Enlistment rolls and discharges due by June 15. camp muster and pay rolls prepared in triplicate.

Ohio National Guard Alliance Bay View Park Toledo Ohio Buffalo Washington Adjutant General's Office Adjutant General’s Office Col. Weybrecht J. W. Bing Adjt

22d Annual Family Reunion and Picnic

The Ina Deer family holds its twenty second annual reunion and picnic on Thursday June 13 at Jacob Morr farm near Trinity Church six miles east of Ash at mess e. Allowances listed.

A Soldiers Monument Fund Organizes Local Group

Patriotic citizens form an organization to raise funds for a soldiers monument in the community. E Feltz serves as president and L S Miley as secretary. Committees include Shreve Post G A R, National Guards, and Relief Corps with Chesnfield and Cradg members.

E. Feltz LS. Miley Shreve Post G. A BR O. Bureus O. D. Critchfield National Guards A. B. Critchfeld B .T. Cradg Relief Corps Mra Eee Fo. Citiens Jb RO Otto Troutman Gearyeari

Bodies Mixed in Graveyard Exhumations Shake Wayne County

In Reedsburg two undertakers Cheary and Frary with a cemetery trustee opened graves at Frary Lake Fork to exhume Samuel Kiser’s remains but found Sarah Kiser instead. They later exhumed Samuel Kiser again and buried him, only to uncover that Peter Starn’s son James Starn had been dug up by mistake. Tensions rise as Starn threatens action while the Kisers pursue peace with the Roenksburg cemetery authorities.

Wayne County Cheary Jeromeville Heedsburg Fmanuuel Canning Lake Fork Samuel Kiser Cunning Lakefork Frary Wall Baker Peter Staro Sarah Kiser Reedsburg Starn

Fruit Outlook Report Cites Strong Prospects Across Ohio

The Weather Bureau Ohio Crop Bulletin notes peaches setting well for a large crop and cherries plums pears quinces and strawberries promising. Apples vary, with winter varieties showing poor bloom overall. many trees that bore well last year have light bloom this season.

Weather Bureau Ohio

Why Wait Tomorrow In Wooster May 22 1901 Poem

A Wooster May 22 1901 poem reflects on choosing Today over tomorrow. The speaker contrasts present joy with future fears, asking why postpone happiness. Imagery of gardens, flowers, birds, and fragrance frames life as a moment to seize rather than delay.

Wooster

Radical kidney cure claims from Wooster resident

A Wooster man at 124 West Liberty Street reports a radical kidney cure after a summer life illness. He says the treatment by Dono's Kidney Mills is proven by his own experience and that of others known locally. Sold 50 cents a box by Foster-Milburne Buffalo NY as U.S. agents.

Chamberlain Laubach & Boyd's Sang Nost Wooster Dono Foster-Milburne Buffalo N. Y United States

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