Fourth of July Delay Noted by Republican Printing
The Wooster Republican announces a one day publication delay due to the Fourth of July. Wednesday, June 28 edition notes Thursday printing for next week and subscribers will receive the paper a day later. The delay is to allow most work to be completed before publication.
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Republican Printing Company
Repubblican
Mary Clouse
Congress
Congress Cemetery
Rueben Stair
Shreve
Stair
Edward Downs
Orrville
Canton
Thomas
John
Charles
George
Canal Fulton
Vigilant Fourth of July safety urged by Wooster editor
A Wooster editorial warns readers to celebrate July Fourth with care after citing national casualty figures from past observances. It advocates cautious handling of fireworks, advising safer methods and strict adherence to "handle with care" instructions to prevent injuries and preserve lives.
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Heyerrbodz
Pri
Evan
United States
Falcows
Jacksan
Mentor wreck spurs call to probe long distance trains
The state commissioner of railroads will seek approval to investigate the 18 hour express service. The speech questions whether such trains truly benefit the public, noting Wooster and other small towns are bypassed, and asking if safety and town interests are sacrificed for speed between Chicago and New York. The Mentor wreck underscores the need for scrutiny and possible limits.
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Mentor
Gma
Wooster
Chicago
New York
Vermont to execute a convicted woman soon
A Vermont case reports a woman convicted of murder and facing execution after several postponements. The article notes the moral debate over capital punishment and its application to a dangerous offender.
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Vermont
Ohio's pioneers lead in agricultural study prospects
The gathering of leaders from farmers' institutions highlights growing interest in agriculture. Ohio is a pioneer in agricultural study, with students known nationwide. Agriculture is a core, independent, and fascinating field, drawing top minds and shaping the future.
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Ohio
Insurance firm faces salary charge for long‑time medical examiner
An insurance company is scrutinized over employing a medical examiner on its payroll for years, earning about 25000 dollars annually. The ongoing dispute hints at possible reasons officers kept him on staff, including potential future medical service needs during leadership turmoil.
Fragmented 19th Century Rants and Public Notices
An OCR heavy fragment recalls marital disputes over dress, critiques of George Cox by Lincoln Steffans, and unnamed police and civic notes. It references Andrew Carnegie Theodore Roosevelt peace efforts and a Cleveland water project with scattered misread names and places, illustrating a chaotic historical newspaper page segment.
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Andrew Carnegie
Theodore Roosevelt
Fragmented note on weather, politics and events
The fragment references walking being as good as it is and mentions Wooster needing more, Washington, and a 1.7 measurement. It notes election mood at Columbus with Democratic forecast, Mr Bowe’s resignation affecting speech not, and Mayor Weaver proceeding despite temperature. mentions crops of weeds and a week till chicken.
Wooster Building and Loan unveils plans and changes
The Wooster Building and Loan Association marks fourteen years of service with no investor losses. Weston T. Peckinpaugh retires as secretary, replaced by Prof. J. W. Hooke who will oversee operations from a temporary Citizens Bank room until the new Temple building is ready. The firm emphasizes first mortgage real estate security, bonds, and a sound financial base.
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the Wooster Building &—Boar Association
Weston T. Peckinpaugh
J. W. Hooke
Hooke
A. Shups & Co. Bank
Building & Loan
Wooster Baiting & Loan Co
Ohio Farmers’ Insurance Co
Temple
Citizens” National Bank
McClellan Building
East Liberty Street
Citizens’ Bank
Wooster Building & Loan Co
Tits Association
Pilt Edge
Baten Day
Divorce Decree Won for Mina Miller in Mil Ireva Case
In Common Pleas Court Judge Eason granted Mina Miller the decree she sought after the conclusion of testimony in the divorce matter with Wm. M. Mil Ireva. The ruling affirms the wife’s request for dissolution of the marriage.
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Wm. M. Mil Ireva
Mina Miller
Eason
Fragmented OCR ends with stray phrases in old column
Text appears as jumbled OCR from a historical page with incomplete phrases and missing context. No clear events names dates or places emerge beyond general garbled dialogue.
Condition of Grofs Ohio Crops Report
Special from Columbus notes overall good crop health with corn growth strong though cultivation needed. Oats, rye, barley progress satisfactory. hay and Clover cutting underway with large yields. Potatoes growing well though late plant rotting in some areas. garden crops thriving. apples dropping heavily western counties. peaches improving in southern areas.
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Columbus
Ohio
Atate
Proms Pon
Williamé City and Townshily Candidates In A Few Weeks
Republicans in Williamé City and County will name candidates for city and township offices within weeks. Primaries planned late July or early August, with central committee members chosen for the fall campaign. No names yet for Wooster city offices or mayor positions. ward and at large council seats also to be filled. no school board candidates this year, but assessors will be elected.
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Wooster
Iave
Nanet Amt Alszo
Lnrge
Mavor
Board of Public Service
Forbes Alcock
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills touted for periodic pains
Periodic pains backache and headaches are said to be relieved by Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills. The ad claims no morphine or opiates and offers a money back guarantee. customer testimonial from South Bend Indiana notes monthly attacks eased within a short time.
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Miles
Mr& RK
Michigan St
South Bend
Ind
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Jersey
Markets by Telegraph Change and Wooster Market News
A wired market summary reports Wheat July 00% September 8674 Coro July 5636 September 6534 Oats July 23 September 3134 with Wooster produce prices for butter eggs lard hams cheese and salt per barrel plus wood and poultry. Grain figures include Wheat Flour Old Corn and Oats with multiple port city prices and regional cattle hogs sheep and calves quotes from Chicago East Buffalo Pittsburg Cleveland and Cincinnati markets.
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Woasts Stock-Exchange
Wooster
W. P. Tyler
Gealer
Timott
Losdenen
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cleveland
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American Hosiery Co
William Annat
Asec
Bloomberg
Cheater Township
Evangelical Lutheran Church
New Pittsburg
Roy Bhres
Housely
Sanda
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