27 Jun 1900
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1900
Page
1
Disjointed OCR text reflects early 20th century political chatter. Mentions Roosevelt, McKinley, Taft-like figures, the Chinese question, Tammany, and Canton with fragmented references to conventions, coal issues, and potential candicacies amid a noisy campaign era.
The Adurian boxers deliver a bold showing in a high profile bout, with Tt Ching emerging as a standout talent. The event highlights international boxing prowess, while debate grows over training, strategy, and the path to global prominence.
Readable fragments describe Mae and Teddy in a weather moment, mentioning timing and a rash as part of the scene. The text implies a storm context but lacks clear actions or outcomes to determine specifics.
A Paris astronomer notes an extra spot on the surface and plans a careful check of the anomaly. The piece critiques grand political schemes and questions the legitimacy and actions of leaders and presidential candidates.
A praise filled portrait of Theodore Roosevelt highlighting his leadership in New York police reform, naval readiness for the Spanish-American War, and the San Juan victory. The piece extols his conscience over boss rule, his electrifying presence, and his rallying power to unite Republicans behind him.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a preacher from the United States returning from Toronto after allegedly praying for the queen amid personal needs. The text mentions Cape Town, Cape Town South Africa, and various names in a garbled sequence, with no coherent events or dates.
Fragmentary text spans names, places, and terms including references to visas, pays, and games. It reads like a garbled OCR fragment with multiple incomplete phrases and lacks a coherent narrative or clear event. No identifiable person, organization, or location forms a solid, reportable item.
Fragmented readable text mentions Wayne Caaines Dero and warsi county, with scattered phrases about pride, supper, and a local event. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR. The readable bits suggest a local note or social item without a clear main story or outcome.
In Wooster testimonials, Frank Milham of 171 West Liberty St credits Morrows Kid-neolds with curing long standing kidney disorder and backache. He says the tablets gave relief after initial use and endorses the remedy. Sold by Laubach & Boyd for fifty cents a box, manufactured by John Morrow & Co. of Springfield Ohio.
An OCR fragment describes a patent cure marketed as a universal stomach remedy. It claims to instantly relieve indigestion and dyspepsia, promises free samples from a drugstore, and mentions various dubious ingredients and testimonials aimed at urged use, with no verifiable medical support.
Probate court recorded guardianships adoptions and estate actions. Guardians named include Steiner for Catharine Steiner and Taggart for Mary Reed with sale orders and final accounts. Administrators Fritz, G. C., and Hart received inventories, appraisals, insolvency actions, and will probations with hearings set for August 3 and late June.
A telegraum from Fairfield reports the death of Rev William M Sparr born in Wooster Ohio December 30 1838 while traveling near Belgrade on June 8. He was instantly killed by a Northern Pacific passenger train at a highway crossing. He served in the 50th Ohio Infantry during the Civil War and attended Wittenberg College before and after service. He was pastor of the Tonatheran church and survived by his widow Henrietta Wilson and four children Charles W Sparr Delande Kan Wann, Harry Sparr Emporia Kan.
A garbled report mentions Warragul, a plant erection, and a franchise, with references to a man named Dietedand and inquiries about roads and a railway committee. The text is highly unreadable but hints at a public works or railway matter and a claimed representative.
A chaotic OCR fragment shows mentions of public events, a courthouse notary, a tennis tournament, and medical ads. Names like Frank F Ciurnes appear among scattered references to venues, dates, and local notices, interspersed with product pitches for a cough remedy and legal phrases.
A damaged passage extolls Dr Mercer Favorite Prescription as a cure for menstrual suffering and female weakness. It frames Propriety and motherhood as linked to health, praising regularity and vitality while denigrating competing remedies. The piece targets women readers with claims of restoring vigor and easing feminine ailments.
David Metcalf aged 60 of Shreve died Thursday evening after a long illness. Ye Win of Captain R E Buadys Co in the 10th Regt O V I and Mrs Ella Bertollette also died Thursday after a long sickness of complications. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised by Druggist J Goldsmith of Van Etten NY for family use and customer satisfaction. Lau bach & Boyd sell it on the square. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin offered as stomach cure by all druggists. Foley's tablets advertised as cheap insurance against ailments.
Mrs Hannah Read of Burbank seeks court restraining village officers from road work and sidewalk removal. Judge Matwell issued a temporary restraining order. Attys Roteh and Yoctmore for petitioner. Also, Mrs McCarthy of Orrville granted divorce from William McCarthy, engineer on the Cleveland Akron and Columbus line, for willful absence. Guardian Thomas Griffith notes hearing dates.
A fragmented report describes a strange bug outbreak on a Friday night in Conotlass where the insect appeared in bays and bins. It notes water interaction, attempted drowning, and concerned citizens observing movement as the bug swam and then vanished. Local response efforts are unclear in the garbled text.
Fragmented OCR text describes a Morr family reunion at the Jacob Morr farm east of Asiland with many relatives present. The account names Morr family members and attendees, noting roles such as treasurer and historian, and mentions arrangement of attendees and support by related families.
Professor Houton notes that in ten years of world travel he met more people using Green's August Flower for dyspepsia indigestion and constipations than any other remedy. He claims it is a grand remedy that does not injure the system and helps sour stomachs. Sample bottles are available at Laubach & Boyd's and by dealers in civilized states.
An advertisement touts PAZO Ointment promising cure of itching bleeding and protruding piles with a money back guarantee if not effective. Claims relief in days and emphasizes druggists in Wooster and nationwide sales, also promoting Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and Foley kidney health warnings.
An archival notice highlights the Royal Baking Powder Company located at 100 William Street in New York. It presents the business address and branding for a historic baking product prominent in early 20th century grocery and household use.
The Republican party meets in Mt Vernon in August to nominate a candidate to oppose Judge Dohne recently named at Coshictont. The winner is to face Judge Adams. The only announced candidate is Pred S. Gaves of 7pjoess ile. The committee members correspond at the time.
On a Saturday morning Joan Adair spoke to a Republican representative, recounting John S. Adair’s remark about McClarran’s letter. The exchange touched on respected author Robert Barns and a narrative about goats, with unclear specifics.
An Ashland ladies team faced Whester in a park match at Opis Lage Friday. The game featured many hits and errors as the Ashland side led 4 to 2 before play halted when a ball struck a Ashland player, badly injuring her.
The Wayne County Bible Society met later than usual this year moving the gathering to nearer neighbor towns to fit the farming season. Attendees from Wooster and Dalton joined, with patrons to be honored and a prepared program for the meeting.
An old advertisement touts DeWitts Width Hazel salve and Poleys Kidney Cure as remedies. It claims DeWitts cures dyspepsia indigestion and bowel troubles, prevents malaria fever and ague, and keeps the stomach and bowels in good condition. The ad warns against counterfeits and credits Zimmermann & Co with distribution. It also mentions a Rodel Dyspepsia Cure for digesting food and easing meals.
An odd old advertorial fragment promotes steady girlfriends for several young men. It hints that once a romance begins they abandon it for a “beaker” and then a headache prompts medical product references. Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is praised as a cure listed with druggists.
Adults with cold symptoms may obtain a free sample bottle of Boschee's German Syrup by visiting Laubach & Boyd's. Each person may receive one bottle only, and no samples to children without parental consent. The ad touts past large-scale free giveaways and claims physicians endorse the throat and lung remedy.
A fragmentary letter from Park praises Folay's Honey for asthma relief as life saving after severe attacks in Pardins Kan with Mrs Maud Ditkens and others noting prior hopelessness and repeated improvements. unclear names and dates follow in a damaged line
Mansfield Presbytery met at Ontario Tuesday with Rev Findley of Mansfield as moderator and Rev W H Hubbard of Dalton as clerk. Rev Jo of Pingsten Allegheny Seminary was ordained and installed as pastor of Ontario. Rev Jo Springer of Savannah preached and presided, with Rev John A Winm of Allegheny leading the ordination prayer. John A Wilson addressed the new pastor, and W Hubbard addressed the people. W M Mackey of Wooster preached a progress sermon. Rev J E Springer was released from Saintness St Iowa to Saintness St. next meeting set for September at Dal y. Campbell declined Predenkburg call.
A Wisconsin woman, Hunt of Lime Ridge, faced a grim prognosis from stomach trouble and jaundice but reportedly recovered after using Loeettice Bitters. The testimonial claims the bitters cured stomach and liver issues, avoiding surgery, with the product sold at Laubach & Roch's drug store.
A jumble of local notices mentions HOF Crowd a craftsman in East Liberty Street using the corner room of the Down ey book and planning to meet with Congress for his business. Anecdotes include a Winterset banker praising a carpenter, a man cured by Chamberlain's remedy, and various druggist recommendations. A Idaho divorce anecdote and ads for DeWitt’s Little Early Risers and Foley’s Kidney Cure appear alongside cycling and Banner Salvo promotions.
The report covers a Common Pleas session where testimony concluded and arguments finished in the case of Chimatian Bo My iar ger vs. DeCoursey Wo Wagner et al, involving a conveyance of property by Anna Kr tze. It notes an earlier circuit reversal and a current dismissal with judgment for the defendants, Judge H 13 Sparta and attorneys J B Taylor and Mahion Roach. A separate matter, guardian G tith vs. Fatman, remains for hearing Thursday. Practical remedies and local ads follow.
Sun Yow Pang, a Chinese American, says the Boxers arose from the Ye He Chuan secret society to resist foreign attackers and restore order under the Empress Dowager. Critics note reform efforts failed as superstition and strong foreigners blocked progress, while some reformers fled abroad. The article, from the Chicago Times-Herald, links Boxer origins to imperial politics and foreign influence.
Washington dispatch reports Admiral Kempff forwarding word that American marines and allied forces face Chinese troops in Tianjin rather than Boxers. The first assault failed to breach the Chinese line and a second effort with 20,000 international troops is planned.
Mansfield June 21 Special to The Republican at 10 a m near Sugar Street the wedding of Miss Lav Bilator and Mr Frederick Leopol noster was conducted by Rev Doctor De Mense in the presence of the groom’s parents the bride’s relatives and a few close friends The couple received many presents and retired to the dining room for dinner before departing by the new train for Chicago due to De Bristol being ill
A Wooster area wedding unfolded June 21 at 4 p m in Shreve as Miss Edna Warner daughter of Rev and Mrs Warner married Mrs P Benton Jarvis of Hayesville. The ceremony was by the bride’s father before about 70 relatives and friends. Florence Frost played piano as roses ferns and sweet peas adorned the house. After the rice sendoff the couple left for Mansfeld to start life with the Workman and Taylor law firm. Jarvis a Wooster University graduate, class of 1900 two years with the firm. Guests came from Sidnes Lima Delaware Hayenville and Wooster.
A County Treasurer record shows June 20 as the deadline for the Dow nquur tax payment. The list names Nees West Letmnon Obediah Morgan and many others who have paid or will continue in the bust. The narrative then shifts to an advertisement for elixirs and medicines, mentioning Hood's Sarsaparilla and various claimed cures in a disjointed block of text.
Supt Chas Linved of the public schools spoke on the link between high schools and colleges and urged graduates to aim for good health self confidence harmony with all classes study of the best books and faith in humanity. Prof Houpert drew a large audience and was presented flowers by the Century Class of Heidelberg.
An East Liberty Street restaurant proprietor reports relief from kidney and backache using Donn's Kidney Pills sold by Zimmerman & Co. Advertises price 60 cents a box and cites Dean's Kidney Pills recommendations as proof. Milburn Co. of Buffalo and Dean's are named as U.S. agents.
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