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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1900
Page
5
The twenty first annual Ohio Har association meeting will be held at Put-in-Bay on July 10 11 and 12. The Wayne County Agricultural Society board directed secretary I N Kinney to arrange special attractions for the event.
Fragmentary report cites editor of the Guide Washington noting prior ankle sprain treatment. Mentions medicines tried and a favorable result after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm with speed, and a druggist in the square.
Chas Launger has secured a contract with Columbia Chenbeal pany of Barberton to furnish putty and provide lumber for government 2 house projects. The job includes varnish and smallwork to be delivered from Wooster with about 2 carloads of materials.
An early drugstore advertisement touts Anica Salve as the best cure for horriable Barn Scald and skin eruptions. It promises rapid relief for sores boils and various skin issues and sells at two sets per box through Laubach & vyd druggists.
Thursday afternoon Harry Hilliard aged one year, son of Charles Hilliard of North Buckeye Street, broke his right arm while pitching a ball on the Far Grounds. The injury occurred as he threw, breaking above the elbow. Dr. Onall attended and treated the young boy, described as bright and active, often seen on Mac Claran grocery wagons.
Manager Ale took a Creston bound crew from four city corners to face Wooster. Creston, tipped to lose, shocked with an 11 to 3 defeat as Wooster players executed a brilliant team effort.
Kansas Smith, a strawberry grower, found his pickers tied up and stones raised when he opened Friday. A spokesman demanded one and a half cents per quart. Smith insisted he pays as much as he can and urged workers back, promising to settle righteously. After one day, all returned to work with extra tickets issued for the extra fruit picked.
Ye Y McCormish a long-time Doylestown resident was crushed to death at Balti Stark county Wednesday at 6 30 am. He and fellow worker Dexter Vardot were cutting a large tree when it split and struck McCormish as he turned to move. He suffered broken collar bone shoulder blade and ribs and died after lingering unconscious. He was about 37 and left a ill wife whose condition was worsened by the shock.
A garbled OCR list lists teachers tied to Boat 1 belacat ane in Hinton township with scattered names such as Jacot Milo Hostetter Joseph Jaen and Miss AeRerman. The text contains dates like 1 May and references to May 2 and May 4 with fragmented notes and stray words.
The account recalls Steyn's forces advancing toward Pretoria amid the chaos of the siege. President Ira Bernett negotiates a cautious path as British figures like Lord Roberts meet near the town outskirts. Houses in the area have been burned, signaling the depth of the turmoil.
June 23 dispatches report four thousand allied troops offensive at Tien Tsin with sharp artillery fire and potential reinforcements. Foreign flags fly over forts in Pei King area. Li Hung Chang plans to move on Peking while diplomacy debates war’s scope.
The account notes that after an initial religious service and entertaining remarks by a poster gentleman, Wes in Burbank invited ministers to perform early in the evening. The program started with religious exercises, but later he consumed amber colored fluid and grew seriously happy and peaceful with the world.
A 12 year old son of John Heikes near Galfette fell under wagon wheels when his bicycle collided with four farm wagons carrying 60 bushels of wheat. He sustained a crushed knee in the incident on Friday evening.
Three boy inmates of Wayne County Children's Home who ran away remain unaccounted for. Authorities report a witness saw them crossing fields, but Superintendent Jarvis has not identified the person who observed them.
Sherman Gi Spangié of near Jeffers, on Tuesday afternoon fell about 16 feet from a cherry tree and sustained two broken ribs and severe bruising. He landed on a box corner, with the right side injuries described as serious and a possible lung penetration feared. Dr. George W. Ryall attended. Spangié has a history of prior injuries, including a broken leg and a badly injured hand in a cutting-box.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions legal actions and names but is severely unclear. Key terms include court references and dates, with scattered phrases like as and over of. The text lacks coherent subjects or outcomes, making precise summary difficult.
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