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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1900
Page
2
Local column notes postal details for Wooster Ohio and a small items blurbs from the busy press room. Mentions business news and a telephone call section with brief notices and listings.
Republican ticket listed including William McKinley of Ohio for president and Theodore Roosevelt of New York for vice president. State ticket names Secretary of State Lewis Calvin, Supreme Judge Joan A. Shagack, Montgomery county, and others such as Charles A. Goddard, L.D. Bonebrake, J.B. Blackburn, with electors and additional posts noted across several counties.
Unclear OCR text notes a political item involving a congressional race or district with names Melville and Licking referenced. details are fragmentary and no definite outcome or party provided. Further legible copy required for precise headline and summary.
Readable text discusses sunspots and heat, astronomers debating solar activity and its impact on near term weather. It notes heat, seasonal timing, and expected changes as the sun moves, without precise data or dates. The fragment references public interest in sunspot activity and its possible atmospheric effects.
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic mix of political commentary, Bryan and tariff debates, and tax levy figures. References to Bryan, free silver, and party platforms mingle with scattered fiscal data across townships, districts, and counties, suggesting a contested election climate and municipal levies.
Tam many's leaders own most of the stock, the monopoly is said to be aided by Tammany. Croker frowns at ice trust stock, yet as the great I am, she will go unpunished.
Special Telegram to the Republican from Washington June 26 says Admiral Kempff confirms relief of Tianjin. American losses are cited and Seymour's relief force is within 10 miles of Tianjin, surrounded by Boxers, with additional troops dispatched from Tianjin to aid the expedition.
Meg Caroline McCreary wife of John McCreary of North Buckeye street died Tuesday after a long disease of the lungs at 41. She was a daughter of Adalph Puebie of Canaan township and born in the county. Survived by her husband two sons Charles and forward father and sister Mrs Frank Leiptes of Pittsburg avenue. Funeral from residence at 230 p m Thursday and interment in Wooster cemetery. ANHILAHAM SAL RAR Darren Jane 2 Abraham Laurer aged two years a well to do farmer two miles west of hare attended to thisness affairs in Dalton this morning his hearth berg apparently as poo as usual. Gin returning to his cone on the afternoon he took to the wivest ted when the rain storm cut up about Fo clock he started to seease latch town exhausted on YW ee before on medical vnd woab te Pts thought heart fee ee the tee de ds survived vrata
Special to Tre Wooser Reepunnioan reports President McKinley refuses a second Chinese minister request to delay keeping foreign troops out of China until Hung Chang reached Potsdam. The refusal signals continued U S stance on China and foreign troop presence.
Funk in Plain township ten miles from the county seat traces its name to Zenas Funk and a family store built by his son. A Fairview Memorial lawn festival at John Aber’s home raised funds for a soldiers monument. Patrons of Industry formed a hall south of town and elected officers. Wheat and hay crops suffer from dry weather while corn grows well. Taslar’s new house is nearing completion as part of village improvements.
Ambiguous wording about vice president dates leads readers to infer conflicting timelines. The piece notes a trend of shrinking timeframes and suggests officials may be unsure which schedule applies.
A fragment hints at political groups protesting expansionary policies and national banks, described in opaque terms as an ordinary aunt figure amid debates over policy and reform. No clear events, dates, or identifiable entities are readable.
The remark frames a cautious stance on armistice and warns of danger amid political rhetoric. A narrator notes prior embellishments and tensions surrounding the issue, with references to chairkeny and American audiences. The piece reads as a critical, period-voiced commentary on leadership and public perception.
David B Hin indicates he will not accept the Democratic nomination for vice president. He is described as the strongest man for the nomination, though the decision remains uncertain and fluid.
Former Utah congressman Brighand Roberts, a polygamist, has been tried and convicted in Salt Lake City for undermining American institutions. Critics say his punishment, while harsh, reflects the reach of justice against a practice deemed unchristian and brazen.
Richard Croker comes home from Europe and moves to dissociate Tammany Hall from the Ice Trust. The piece portrays Croker as the surviving force within Tammany and notes his readiness to abandon allies who displease him.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a political meeting or event related to Republicans, mentioning dates around the Fourth of July and actions on Thursday. The text is garbled but references scheduling, television coverage, and a response or acknowledgment by someone named Dy Tose or similar.
Notice to Tatbayers disrupts garbled text about payments and penalties. It references a treasurer and local officials and mentions a wake and a population tally, but the legible content is fragmentary and unclear.
Fragmented OCR listing a general merchandise sale in Durant Eros shop with house furnishings, wares, hardware, and furniture items offered at reduced prices. Mentions cures and household goods though text is garbled. No clear dates or specific entities clearly identifiable.
A Wooster notice lists bankrupt stock from the Anderson estate to be sold at once with no value considered. The sale promotes big bargains and urges quick viewing, noting also the Gem Gallery moves to Applecreek and advertising goods from Billman's Store.
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper column notes that only a few presidents have survived long and faced varying pressures. It mentions Grant Lincoln and Garfield with reference to their fates and times, while touching on the stress of incumbency and differing outcomes in office. The piece references illness, snowstorms, and the public’s wartime hardships as context for presidential endurance.
Cleveland market notes list stock prices and livestock values for June 25. Prices cover cattle sheep hogs calves and butchers with ranges for quality and grades, noting demand shifts and specific bid figures. Entities include Texas and New York markets, plus assorted farm goods and commodities.
The notice lists mixed commodity quotes including cattle and sheep categories such as steers bulls cows and lambs with prices around 3 to 4 dollars, and grains like wheat corn oats rye and cloverseed with spot and No 2 cash values. It notes Cincinnati and Toledo markets with specific prices for wheat corn oats rye lard bacon and bulk meats, plus lambs and beef prices for different grades.
Market list shows assorted groceries provisions with prices for obaie rat ter onions lard shoulders and veal chic kens white pocket onions spring chickens and grain items with wheat rye barley flour and oats. Corrections by W Tyner include wool wheat and seeds. price figures appear garbled with some words unreadable.
Special to The Republican reports General Chaffee has been assigned to command American forces in China. He will depart San Francisco with the 6th Cavalry on July 1.
June 6 report from Republican Marshallville notes Miss Mower returns from Greenville to study music, John Young and C. A. Ault work at Wheeling, and local K O T M ladies plan a grand festival June 30. Blacksmith Jr. Burton, who opened a shop recently, left town leaving unpaid bills. Jay Birp
Mr and Mrs John Gerberich of Medina were guests of Mrs Grill and family last Wednesday. A wedding is planned in the neighborhood. Harry Grill of Wooster attended Emmet Grills birthday celebration. Hugh Job informs of 800 Children’s Day exercises at Wayne Presbyterian Church on July 1 at ten in the morning.
The Ladies Aid Society hosts a holiday festival at Grace Reformed Church on Saturday evening July 7 with all invited. Miss Vinnie Stather attends Wooster University summer term. Mr Winterteen of Orrville and family visited last week. Mrs Harvey Brennemen visits relatives nearby Overton. The town’s popular meat market reports business far exceeding expectations after a years absence.
Peter Leichts of Strane W Ded last week and was buried. Leichts, a maker of wooden shoes, traveled itinerantly between Ireland and France, rarely staying long in one place. He was known as an artist with a knack for his craft, admired by many in the northern part of the county before dying at an advanced age.
New York June 25 Richard C Morse general secretary of the international oorsanites of the Young Men's Christian Association has received a cablegram from Robert E Lewis representative of the committee at Shang hai dated June 23 which reads War is not likely to affect Shanghai Lyon on way to Japan Brockman on way to Shanprhali There are four other representatives of the committee stationed in China They are D Willard Lyon at Pekin Robert R Gailey Tien in PF S Brockman Nankin and Walter J Southam Hong Kong Gailey is a native of Fawn Grove Pa and he was center rush of the Princeton football team in 1897 All of the five except Mr Southam are Americans and all but him are married at Lugons ho at Wooster Ohio Mr Brockmans ome is at A lanta Mr Lewis comes from the lat veraity of ermont his home riding at Berkshire Vit et
The eminent kidney and bladder specialist promotes a remedy for kidney trouble and Bright's disease. He warns of deceptive heart disease risks from kidney issues and claims Swamp Root cures many illnesses and offers a sample bottle and book by mail.
Coverage notes lively bidding at the Orrville horse sale with entrants and attendees including local residents and sellers. Mentions of a Broader market atmosphere and reference to vendors and a few buyers, plus interim remarks about supplies and refreshments.
Probate notice for Margarieda Vashindfe executor Margariart Vo Slemmons dec d Froiok Taggart Amy June 164 100 Tr thie Treebeate Court Wayne County Ohitu states a court sale of real estate in Wooster Ohio to satisfy a lien or claim with dates and terms, listing parcel on east side of Plok Street and indicating sale by order of the Tolnat Court of Wayne County Ohio.
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