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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1906
Page
8
Nondars reports one of the heaviest snows of the winter and notes routine county business in weekly session. The item lists property sale figures on Wet Bhaawlac Street, changes in local offices, public notices, and several social updates including weddings, births, and church events in Wooster area.
Advertisement style claim for Hyomei inhalation treatment. It describes Hyomei as a balsamic remedy that penetrates the nose and throat to reach catarrhal germs and heal irritated mucous membranes. It asserts no dangerous drugs are taken and mentions breath through an ithaler device.
In Wayne County a murder charge against Enola Morehouse may not reach trial. Prosecutor Eugene Carlin cites complexity and health concerns while noting Coroner Sullivan's facts may hinder proceedings. If sentenced to the penitentiary the defendant may not survive to face trial locally.
Prominent Pittsburgh guests, about two hundred strong, visit Wooster on May 22 as the Merchants and Manufacturers Association of Pittsburgh tours Ohio towns. The group leaves by special train, stops at Massillon and Orrville, aims to boost trade relations and acquaint merchants with Pittsburgh buyers and suppliers.
In Cincinnati Enquirer dispatches from Columbia the correspondent notes doubts over Patterson's choice. Price Averell of this county is unlikely to be appointed while Charles Lamberson of Coshoton City lobbies for the Wardenship of the Ohio Penitentiary. The mix up complicates Price Russell's bid for Fire Marshal as he seeks a stronger stake in the same district.
A Creston case centers on Dr A C Kiestrick of 12 Pentate Court facing alleged failure to respond to Price Rose for creditors. Reports claim Kiestrick’s estate may reach $20,000 with debts around 380,000 to 420,000. He is linked to plant operations at Flue Leudsey and Newaehorrten, with a drop in kennel prices and 80,000 bushels tied to local phosphates, as creditors seek action at the hearing.
An unclear passage describes a court adjournment with scattered names and references. It mentions judges, hearings, and pending actions, but the text is garbled, obscuring participants and outcomes. The readable bits imply ongoing legal proceedings and tentative scheduling without definitive rulings.
Wooster and Appleton connections mourn the death of Mrs. S F Vance widow of Professor Sheths Frame Vance of Hiney Frane Vance connected with Wooster University. She died in Cincinnati Saturday from cancer after years of suffering and multiple operations. Funeral held Tuesday at her old Appleton home.
March notes from Nedisburg record visitors and social visits including Mrs. Floss Lehman, Miss Nora Benton in Burbank, Dr. Lehman from Sandneky, Elmer Ewen home for a few days, Leonard Fansury visiting Cleveland friends, and funeral attendance for Arthur Stauffer. Ira Johnson buys property and stock, with possession set for Tuesday.
Readers wondered if trolley fares would drop after railroad rate cuts. President K.T. Pomeroy of the Coveland & Southwestern said the lower railroad rates will not affect trolley pricing. He noted Northern Ohio lines have long kept rates under two cents in various caps but did not anticipate changes to trolley charges.
A cryptic court note shows Cantor and others pleading not guilty in a theft case. Brusteers of the defective center bank faces indictment proceedings with grand jury review. Several defendants, including Corwin, Pachter and Harvey, are named in a sprawling docket as hearings proceed.
The obituary notes the death of a Wooster resident after a prolonged illness. Family and friends mourn the loss of a longtime community member with ties to local figures including Charlie Parsons and Wes. Parental and spousal connections are referenced as the community recalls her years of health challenges and her approximate age of thirteen years.
March items report a new musical department at a local merchant, a graphic concert on Tuesdays, and Henry Pierce at the bedside of his 100-in-law Warren Fouch in Burbak with pneumonia. An open air dog crowd event occurred, debate over winter term delays at public schools, and local manufacturing and social plans are noted along with a box social fundraiser and church notices for upcoming entertainments and reviews.
Mrs Anna Bot ent of East Colo visits with Mr and Mrs Watson Langell and family. Mr and Mrs Ober of Akron visit Mrs Bott. Miss Emua Orr and Cover of Burbank and Mrs Lucy Bott guests. Hob Klein of Wooster University visits with C E Marin family. Mrs Martins' parents host William Orr and wife. S B Eymanth retires from farming, moves to town home.
Voting places set for Friday March 16 include 1st Ward at House House corner South and Buckeye, 2nd Ward at House East Liberty near Spinkyews Amway Dort, Ward at Armory East North Street, 4th Ward at the Prosecutor's Office Court House.
Case reports H F Crowl son Wilson down with scarlet fever at home on Nold Avenue.
Work on extending the Wooster Electric Light Co lines to the county infirmary progresses and is expected to finish within two weeks. Nearby farmers along the road plan to connect their homes, with accommodations being arranged for larger homes.
At a Saturday night meeting Wooster Council No 16 United Commercial Travelers elected officers. Past Councillor Harry B. McMannin, Senior Councillor H Snell, Junior Councillor J A Garrett, Treasurer M L Warner, Paige A Ga Zook, Sentinel B A Myers.
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