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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1902
Page
8
In Greater New York a wide sweep leads to thirty four arrests as crowds clash with bars and police. Shouts, confusion, and scattered violence mark the scene with numerous patrols and ongoing investigations into the disturbances and suspect actions during the tumultuous period.
The Saturday primary produced light Republican turnout with limited contests. George Spangler was nominated for Justice of Peace with 121 votes, H. Wo Miler as township trustee with 255, and several other local offices saw varied support. The Democrats also posted a solid showing despite weather and minor clashes, as results table follows.
A garbled voter list fragment shows numerous personal names and place references such as West satem, North Lawrence, Steenar, Sheree Dav Waite, Mary Moss, and George digge ard. The text appears as an OCR jumble listing individuals, towns, and scattered Polish-English phrases with no clear vote outcomes or dates.
A Rochester reader reports relief after trying Koo Inspepsia Cure for a severe stomach ailment. The patient could not eat normally before. after treatment she claims steady improvement and recovery from daily distress described by her, noting prior remedies failed.
An ominous rumor from Shanghai and ports along the coast claims Chinese merchants and families are leaving Port Arthur and nearby towns as war with Japan looms. Reports describe orders, tolls, and fear of conflict, with dispatches noting ships and authorities preparing amid volatile tensions.
Baltimore and company offer very low one way second class ocean fares to California the West and Northwest. Daily service during the month with details via agent Austin General Dasseamet Agent or Kreage TM. Call for information and booking details.
George S Cutten died after a short illness in Halifas Nova Scotia on a Wednesday in March. He was well known in Wooster where he taught for about thirteen years and leaves a widow and family. His body rests at Otisss Nova eer and burial plans are incomplete.
A local notice states tickets for backstreet tours are sold every Sunday at stations west of the big river on the Baltimore canal line at one fare for the round trip. Goods go outbound Saturday night and return Monday morning at the same rate.
A derelict OCR item reports a woman who suffered nerve prostration was cured by a compound. She now hardly feels nerves or agony and states a complete restoration, with sales credited to Proctor and Gamble style names in the fragment.
Lancaster visitors Ben Kistler and wife tour relatives in town. A J Kedrick & Co. wins carpet contract for M E church. Wayne Ashland license to wed granted. Major and Snader plan marriage. Wayne County Agricultural Society shifts annual fair to Sept 25 26 27. Dramatic plans for The Gladiator stumble due to poor patronage. Dr F S Hunter to open Wooster office later this month. Pension awards issued to Michael Rohr and Emmet Derr. Snake sighting near fire scene thrills residents. Passengers plan London voyage with Mrs Peebles via Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse. Local bridge work completed replacing washed structure. Blacksmith partnership established on East South Street. Postmaster Flattery buys Bowmen street home for residence. Various social notes on residents, church music changes, and local events. Police arrest several inebriates. fire loss at Mrs Smith home estimated at $20. Public notices of debates, school events, and upcoming performances at City Opera House.
Sales event held in the D D Miller Room in Wooster on April 3 4 2002. Participants include IT manufacturers and area shoppers. Details are sparse but the notice promotes a regional hardware supplier event with dates and location.
The U S supreme court ruled the federal antitrust statute unconstitutional due to a provision exempting agricultural products and livestock from operation. In Thomas Connelly et al v Union Sewer Pipe Co of Ohio, Justice Harlan delivered the decision, affecting several states with similar producer exemptions. A second note from Omaha reports a tornado north of the city with telegraph damage confirming the event.
Wooster Lodge No 196 of the Commercial Travelers Union was instituted last Saturday night with Massillon lodge and Dayton grand secretary R F Summerville performing the degree work. It begins with about 10 members and aims to recruit Wooster area salesmen. Officers elected include Senior Counselor Herschel H Gill and Secretary Chas L Zimmerman. lunch followed at the Blue Front.
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