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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1905
Page
4
In brisk March chatter, reports touch on Field Marshal Oyama and Kurpatkin evacuations while Russian plans and political moves loom. The piece cites strained finances, legislative fees, and public frustration as observers track shifting war fronts and governance signals amid uncertain outcomes.
Tulstar notes that overniments twit Mmitcates, suggesting conning readers by focusing on tales from Colorado about ladies' waists. He implies a smaller figure this summer will demand more elbow exercises to bring waists together.
A fragmentary remark notes Mr Bryan’s defeat and a tense scene in Connecticut. Thomas W Lawson is cited as saving the revised chapters, while Mr Lawner TM progresses rapidly toward a climactic scene from Faust, with ongoing activity in the lecture hall.
Hiram Marxin says he has fully solved the AyThg machine problem and he sincerely hopes he will not come down either in the water or on something hard.
Report notes Rosian forces massing jets and soldiers into the region north of India amid tensions with Japan. The remark suggests the move may be unnecessary, as the speaker says the other side is facing a "little difficulty" with the Japanese.
The steel trust reports taxes reduced from 10 000 000 to 2 000 000. Analysts speculate the trust will seek a public bonus for the privilege of owning it on earth.
A London judge who ruled on a controversial case about a husband paying for his wife’s bat is described as unmarried with no female relatives to confront the matter at home. The remark sparked questions about impartiality and gender bias in the courtroom.
The Dowager empress of China has presented her picture to the United States. There is no cause for alarm in this, however, as very few of us will be compelled to gaze upon it.
The text notes that Mr Carnegie expresses a fondness for Scotland while acknowledging America performs well for him in making glue. It presents a balanced view of his geographic pride and business success without embellishment.
Fragmentary report notes a bribery attempt in elections involving the Wayne County Democrat observer and mentions Mr. Carnegie's witness fees in the Chadwick case totaling 84 dollars. The text suggests skepticism about civilization and references Paris and European retreat plans in a garbled passage.
A fragmentary 19th century report critiques local attorneys and editors in a restless town. It mentions Cassie’s financial skill, Porter's Philadelphia ties, and calls some city leaders Hellotown. It reflects satirical commentary on politics, newspapers, and urban life amid harsh winter conditions.
A collage of fragmented quotes references Osler Chase Record Terreald and various city issues. It notes the futility of certain aims, mentions Mayor Weaver and the Quaker City government, and references press glare around Osler and public lectures amid broader gas and recreation discussions in Kansas Oklahoma and Texas.
A Boston Transcript note states Saate-one atytlanta at the Muthical college in Kansas City submits teekin grafting operations to present a cooler life and greater credibility than most local reports.
Reports say traveling Little German Bands receive weekly salaries from ¢200 to 4 with expenses while managers keep a modest take. Meanwhile hunters report unusually large wild duck bags across the state as birds winter in Florida and breed from Canada to the Arctic, with hundreds sighted on Lewiston and Godell waters before ice breakup.
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs George Michael 76 of Congress after a long illness with funeral planned for Wednesday. Abraham Museer died at Noble Iowa Friday March 10 aged about 61, native of Wayne county. Mrs Charles Wilson mother of Mrs H H Hubbell died in Boylestown. Reverend S Hershey led funeral services for Mrs Katharine Rogers. Mrs M J Gregory and son Rey left at 11 am from Whele.
Attorneys report no word on when the motion to quash the indictment against the Obfiger Armmerman and others will be heard. Proceedings hinge on Cleveland court orders with trial dates set or adjourned by the judge. Several defendants including Spear seek continuances to avoid juries connected to prior Chadwick verdicts. The Wester Na tional cases will be heard in Cleveland at the earliest next week with related motions to quash filed in coming days.
A lengthy social note recalls a surprise farewell gathering for Mr and Mrs Bechtel as they move from Plain Township to Wooster, with baskets of food, songs, and a purse of money. It also mentions March 15 local items including a sick list, a funeral, syrup making, and residents visiting graves and farms around Wooster.
A gymnasium exhibition is planned at Wooster gymnasium featuring student acts and entertainment. Highlights include tambourine performances and other student displays expected to attract community interest.
March 14 Barton City reports a two train collision on Beene Street involving an east bound freight and another freight. Conductor Charles E. Melick of Mansfield suffered cuts to head and face and was taken to Orrville for care. The wrecking crew member Theodore Trautsman was struck by a guard rail bolt, rendered unconscious and also sent to Orrville. Track cleared within an hour and through traffic resumed on both tracks.
Subscribers’ signatures are uneven and the petition in charge needs more signers. Officials hope those with signatures to add names quickly so the board can proceed without extra costs. Papers are available for signing and swift action will expedite the request.
March 14 report from a small town highlights travel troubles on bad roads, a Friday winter period close, Miss Davison of Shreve planning summer retirement, and the Millersburg temperance vote with a 190 vote majority. Other items mention Michael Merz paying creditors with gold, Swinehart delivering grain, surprise parties at George More and Mellinger, Ladies Aid meeting at Alma Wiker's, Miss May Tate visiting Masaillon, and James Odenkirk planning a new house.
Madisonburg notes Col Snyder from Houlies county visits the Henry home and a United Brethren church meeting ends with plans for Sunday services. Mrs II B.Myers of Cleveland visited with friends. A new baby, born Monday to Isaac Smith and wife, weighs ten pounds. Eighteen young people, including Misses Gail and Grace, planned a Tuesday evening surprise. The waiting room at stop 120 is about to be built, with subscribers urged to see O. O. Wright at his store.
About 25 Odd Fellows and their wives and Rebekah sisters joined a Monday banquet after lodge to honor Bro. John F. Harrison and wife. Harrison, a Fredericksburg brother and Wayne County commissioner candidate, was praised for rights and liberty. The event featured strong toasts by local speakers and a reception tone. Also notes travel and health updates and a lighthearted local rumor about Brick builders from Cleveland.
Sale notices describe three piles east of Wooster in Vinwter t Woship with seven room houses and baldins in Cale, price 34 sn IM Keres. east of Wooster five retained houses, orchard, 40 acres of land with balance up land priced 3th or SU acres. 06 acres and $1 Aeries, 15 miles south of Cleveland on Uo & SW pleetie with prices $37 per acre. W Spanier, Wooster, O k40vr.
Testimony endorses Zimmer Ramn Co drug store for kidney relief. A Worcester resident cites lasting back and kidney relief after using Joan's Kidney Pristy T1898 and Dean's Kidney Plus, praising improved health. Ad copy notes price fifty cents and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as distributors.
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