14 Mar 1900
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1900
Page
1
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for stomach distress and general weakness, claiming purified blood improves organ function. It cites a testimonial from F. B. Emerton of Auburn, Me, and criticizes misinformation about Porto Rico while urging trust in the remedy.
A damaged OCR fragment lists unclear names and terms about a local notice or event. Readable items include scattered references to people and a public action but specifics and dates are not discernible. Further clarification needed to produce a precise headline and summary.
A garbled report notes calls to update outdated systems in Washington as officials seek to recover from a recent public incident. The text shows fragmented references to Laiwedn and Darsers Flames and a need to regain public confidence after the event.
The readable text is garbled and lacks clear names, places, dates, or actions. No coherent event or facts can be extracted to form a proper summary.
A garbled OCR fragment references a ape, roots, petoene, and a new title or event. It mentions dates and people in a vague way, with several misspelled terms. No coherent event or clear subjects emerge for a proper news summary.
Fragmentary text suggests names Hesik Payne and Sade Lobe Preuss, plus a garbled statement about passing a potty and an oversat. No clear event, place, or date emerges.
A garbled OCR reads like a New York reference with unclear names and actions. The readable bits suggest a person named Mayes or Mayr involved in a writing task or dispute, with mentions of a wall and a pear, creating a fragmented public notice tone.
Fragmentary remarks discuss whether the constitution can cover newly acquired territories. The discourse notes no doubt about the intention to try and apply constitutional powers, yet no concrete action has occurred yet to demonstrate success.
The article reports that President Krager appeals to Premier Salisbury to cease hostilities and grant independence of the Transvaal as a term for cessation. Salisbury rejects the offer, viewing it as a Boer ruse to gain time and refusing to consider surrender terms.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a jail visit, mentions a new structure and various disjointed items. It references Pike City and Opperman swag portd tie pabba, but concrete facts and coherent details are unavailable. The piece remains unclear with numerous misspellings and broken phrases.
A fragmentary wedding notice reports the marriage of Thomas T Stevers to Miss Bertha Fisher. Text is largely garbled with interspersed names and phrases, but indicates a private ceremony and references to the couple and surrounding family.
Manager H. R. Smith announced on Thursday that the waters had receded and the Ashland Wooster railroad was running its trains promptly on schedule. Tracks not as bad as expected.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee agreed to report the Hay Pauncefote treaty with an amendment granting authority for the defense of the Nicaraguan Canal by the United States once built.
G A Starn of Orrville represents Monsevilla Cook in a divorce petition against Samuel Cook. The couple were married twenty five years, have no children, and she accuses him of willful absence and gross neglect.
FragmentedOCR recounts the St Tantus murder of Anna Hurd by Dr Frank B. Galloway, a prior Wooster case. It notes a conviction and supposed execution, then shifts to unrelated ads for patent medicines and testimonials, with garbled names and stray lines. The piece mixes crime detail with promotional copy and letters.
Readable segments show names and places jumbled with stray letters. The text resembles an OCR mishap from a local notice or ad page with incomplete phrases and no coherent event or action to summarize.
Fragmentary OCR text appears as a local note or brief notice involving residents, names, and unclear actions. The readable parts mention a person named Pettis and references to a treatise or event. No coherent event or clear entities establish a full summary.
Mrs Sabethumaker Shumaker suffered serious burns when a coal oil can exploded after mistaking a quart of gasoline for heating fuel. She was found near the door unconscious with burns to hands neck and clothing. Curtains rugs and a door were damaged as particles of the can were scattered in the room.
Discussion runs nationwide among soldiers over House Bill 307 pending in the legislature. The measure would pay a 300 bounty to every Ohio Spanish-American War volunteer, funded by a one year special tax. Introduced by Hon Harry Smith of Quyahings County, the bill has drawn active support from military organizations and keen interest from volunteers.
Mrs Kate Bevard retires after 23 years in the millinery business as H H Hoytman buys her establishment. Hoyt plans to run the branch over his dry goods store with Miss Ella Dice joining him. Bevard hosts a reopening with friends while new stock is showcased.
The Cleveland Press notes tensions in the Ohio race highlighting a weakened stance toward the national party. References to Martin Mathews and other figures surface in a collage of opinions and conventions. Milwaukee and Washington chatter mention beer, saloons, and political influence.
In Wayne County court Judge T presides over the Spooner versus Thoma Acton matter and Laura Hammentree petitions for divorce from Albert Hammentree. They married in Akron on November 21, 1897 and have a child. She alleges neglect and ill treatment, seeks restoration of maiden name Laura Albee Havey, alimony, and support for herself and child.
A ledger of Warrants deeds and warranty deeds across Wayne County townships including Plain, Sugarcreek, Franklin, Canaan, and Wooster with transfers involving Gardiner, Miller, Marks, Rickard, Begm, Hinton, Arnold, Marr, Burnett, McCauley, Kalmbach, Teagle, and others. Legal notices include administrator and lot references, totals up to thousands, plus old patent-like deeds. Also mentions Foley’s Honey and Tar cough remedy and Dean’s for relief, with unrelated local ads.
Odd advertisement claiming Foley's Kidney Cure can treat serious kidney disorders. Mentions Laubach & Boyd and Zimmerman & Co as distributors with unclear contact details. Text is fragmented and promotional in tone without verifiable medical claims.
The Wandlér horse sale at Steith Burns Saturday drew a good crowd with bidding led by Lin G4 bead group. The heat mare sold for 68, a high price for the event, while Alec Ware of Barterton was noted among bidders.
A reader credits Dr Miles Nervine with curing nervousness and weakness after trying advice from a friend. The account says the medicine helped the reader and also aided the husband who suffered from nervous indigestion and insomnia.
A reflective column discusses child discipline, urging sympathy for accidents while condemning willful mischief. It notes Locke’s caution on removing fear and hope, then shifts to distant readers who await daily papers. A brief quip about a stay or hero in the public eye ends the excerpt.
The Ohio State Journal reports a Wooster University alumni meeting in Columbus to form a central state alumni association. Officers and committee members include Rev Bowell Prof Boars and Dr Lawrence, with plans for Wooster events and a dinner. attendees from Wooster classmates and faculty are named among the organizing group.
Docket notes show cases assigned for trial to the jury including Plassel Hitler v Orrville Bases action for $10 damages for wrongful and malicious procurement. Traore S Bokason presiding. Monday morning docket calls with multiple cases listed for Tuesday March 23 7486 and other names. Norman Keyle Henry Greaser Gee Fes and Clement Bardon pled guilty to rubber thefts from freight cars at Pennsylvania depot. all committed to Probate Court. Marshal Latimer recovered rubber. judges and local officials reference prior prisoners in new county jail.
S. S. Workers call attention to sending in reports to the State Primary secretary. Wooster area primary and junior teachers are urged to attend an upcoming Primary Teacher’s Pastime Institute in Wooster. Mrs A G C Rouse, the State Primary secretary, will speak, and hospitality is promised for attendees including mothers and others interested in children’s work. Send name and address to Mrs HoT Smith for entertainment details.
The fifth Artists' Recital Course program, directed by Prof J Byron Oliver, at the City Opera Tuesday featured Mik Ger trude McMichian of Chicago, George Foss Schwarte, and Bertha Work McMuanigadl of Wooster. Miss McMillan read Aldrich’s Mercedes with notable skill, while Schwarte and McManigal’s instrumental numbers and violin progress drew strong praise. The overall event pleased patrons, and Miss Alda Myers of Golden Cornell visited the University Tuesday afternoon.
County Commissioners Miller Ramsey and Cutter re appoint the officers and board members including Doyles, a member of the auxiliary board, and Dr John J Olien named physician. Also noted is Mrs Davia as poster and Mrs Janitzess as an obo member.
An old advertisement touts Banner Salve as the most healing ointment for burns cuts and sores sold by Laubach Boyd Zimmerman Co and Kirug store. It claims to build up the system and enrich the blood with Burdock Bitters and promises strength and health.
Freight congestion followed the Fort Wayne bridge wreck at Allegheny. Panhandle lines carried Fort Wayne through express, Erie and Pittsburg, Cleveland and Pittsburg, and Y and A traffic on a single track. Train master Whiter managed the emergency. delays arose from slow orders on the Ohio Connecting railroad due to ongoing bridge rebuilds.
An ad extolls Grain-O as a nourishing grain based beverage that aids digestion and strengthens nerves. It claims to be non-fus ticut and suitable for children and adults, priced about the same as toffee per package, available at grocers.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses Mr Frick and Mr Ey, mentioning subscriptions and a sum around 25 000 dollars and 835 000 in unclear context. It references fundraising, pledges, and a plan to speed up work, with stray phrases about Wooster and a public or committee fund.
Newsy highlights from Wellington and area note George Mathes residence shift aided by Ralph freq his brother Ira. Mrs. 1 and Leroy’s family visit hospital. Sdmérs gains authorized notary. Miss Ninalstough and Mr. Thos Wher from Indiana guests of Scv ft family. Rev Andy and wife plan a sale then to Pennsylvania. Prof Walson’s singing class to give concert soon. George Hauenstein set for March 2 sale. Presby dinner served. Parish event, entertainment, and local sickness updates.
The notice describes new stamp issues to fund public relief efforts. It explains stamp types, interleaved pages to prevent theft, and book formats for wallets. Proceeds support a county committee aiding mothers, children, and the elderly, with plans for distribution through schools and stations in spring.
A garbled diary-like fragment describes distress and medical remedies, naming Walter Blessing Avenue, a fourteen year old with kidney pills and treatment. It references recovery claims, misery, secretions, and a mention of Down's Kidney Pills. The text is incoherent and contains unclear names and events.
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