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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
4
In a fragmented Wooster era column the piece riffs on weather, politics, and society. It references Taft and Haywood trials, St Petersburg, San Francisco politics, and a NY jewel theft, painting a satirical snapshot of public life and national buzz. It mentions pie bans, Carrie Nation, Schmitz, and upcoming events while noting lingering cold and thaw.
Report from Georgia Day at Jamestown notes President Roosevelt curtailed several Georgian speakers muting their orations as tensions rose over voices and rhetoric. The event drew attention to regional pride and national political dynamics.
A jumble of stray notes and comic snippets cover college commencements, a wedding, a Dakota club, Fourth of July notices, Governor Harris vacations, a Caruso salary joke, a Belgian prisoner’s marriage, auto costs, Jim Jeffries saloon talk, a Cleveland fire risk claim, and a plant breeders’ conferences on distributing moisture in seasons.
James J Hill argues newspapers bear responsibility for recent financial distress. He claims media coverage deterred major financiers from supporting agricultural lenders as they sought funds and clashed with farm interests.
Mr Ryan asserts that if elected president he will not seek reelection and will retire to private life. The people have retired Mr Bryan to private life, yet he seems to push the defiance and hint that only one way remains to keep him there.
The county commissioners and Pennsylvania Lines officials held a joint meeting on Monday afternoon to discuss repairing or removing the overhead county bridge at Mullbrook. The bridge is reported to be sinking.
David Wella Javot and Hattie Aile man of Woveter Robert Schroth and Carrie Har tald of Wucater.
A large wedding in Wooster joined Miss Helen Martha Muller and Elvert K Moses at Perry Miller's North Market Street residence. Rev Frank Heilman officiated as Carroll P Miller led the wedding march. Guests, bridesmaids Mariel Hobensack and Laura Minerva Myers, and many relatives attended a three course feast and reception ending with a raffle proceed shower. After a honeymoon trip they will reside at 166 North Market Street where Moses plans to teach at the summer school.
J P Van Neat Sons pension attorneys received notice of monthly allowances for several veterans. Joseph Winkler of Wooster R D No 7 Co D gets 120th Ohio Volunteer, Tat 217 per month from Feb 6 1907. David Smith of Wooster R D No 7 Co B McLaughlin's squadron Ohio Vol Cav 17 per month from Mar 6 1907. Rollen V Hensel of Burbank Co 4H Ohio Vol Inf 3 per month from Apr 3 1907. James Jackson Orrville Co First Battalion 19th U S Inf 17 per month from Apr 8 1907. William Klepper Wooster Co H 110th Ohio Vol Inf 14 per month from May 15 1907. Henry H Bell Wooster Co G 102d Ohio Vol Inf 14 per month from May 15 1907.
A Madison Hill youth, Charles Manges Jr., was playing with powder when it exploded. His face was peppered but he sustained no serious injuries, while Luttiy the bevy apparently escaped harm.
Our public school closed Friday with a picnic at the Tea bills Marico Smith and wife of West Salem were visiting their children Mr Ocker's Thursday Harry Zimmerman one of the good year Rubner works' employes who was one of the elevator victims is at home suffering from the shock Ross zlen and wife of Jeromeville spent Sabath with their parents Jonas Berkey's James Weaver has put a galvanized roof op his home George Buzzard and wife of Ashland were the Sunday queats of W A Fortney Children's day at the Methodist church Sabbath evening June 30 Joe Harris and family of Rows were the Sunday guests of T W Fort per's
An advertisement extols Peruna as a tonic curing catarrh of the bladder and kidneys, citing testimonials from H. L. Emery, David L. Jaycox, and Robert E. Hanvey. It claims many sufferers found lasting relief, improved digestion, sleep, and vitality, with veterans and others praising the remedy.
For sale five acres in Pear City including one dwelling, good bank barn, water house and barr, fruit saver bush, four acres timber, ten minutes walk to Carling. Repo Brinkerbott Wooster Ohio. Phone two shorts and one long on 38 6. FR SALE Job Printing and Rubber Stamp Outood trade no competition large territory. Everything complete in good order $650. Printer Applecreek Oklahoma. FOR SALE cheap Phaeton almost new harness collar and bames with tugs. Inquire at Bowman Street. Phone 495 three rings. July 12 49 OR RENT Farm-Og shares 190 acres 112 acres cleared near public school For terms apply to A A Firestone 42 Eighteenth St Pittsburg Pa Butt. WANTED Good dry bir baiting wood at once.
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