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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1902
Page
6
Local Wooster residents report relief from nervous fatigue and sleeplessness after using Dr W Chase's Nerve Pills. An endorsement from Catheruane Baker cites improved sleep, steadier nerves, and restored strength after purchasing from Zimmer & Co and local drugstores.
Judge Martin Welker longtime Wayne County statesman and jurist died at his Wooster home Saturday after a short illness from intestinal trouble. Born April 25 1819 in Knox County he rose from rural schooling to law, served as Common Pleas judge district judge of the United States Northern District of Ohio and lieutenant governor under Salmon P Chase. He played a major role in Ohio politics and Civil War service and remained active in civic life until his death at age 70.
Brown reports seeing four unusually large stars zig zag and appear like electric lights at the corner of North Park and North streets at 4 20 a.m. Sunday. Other items note Edward McCormick's St Patrick's trousers, a gym planned on East Liberty street, and Wyoming colonization plans led by Colonel Cody. News touches on local undertakings, real estate boarding houses, and a light company proposal.
Richland and Mahoning and Barberton Belt Line plans secure backing from Columbus Savings and Trust. Mortgage filings total 1.5 million dollars as project aims to connect Barberton to Canton and link R and M to Chicago.
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Mr Fox a track walker on the P. Ft. W. & C. & near Wooster found the remains of a large red fox along the line. The animal was struck and killed by No. 24, the east bound flyer, moving at 60 miles per hour.
As spring nears, boys with slingshots create damage and injuries. The mayor issues orders to detain any boy caught using slingshots within city limits, aiming to stop the widespread practice and protect property and safety.
The Sanitary Communion Company of Rochester sent a full outfit to Westminster after a fire. Ohio literary society hosted a reception for Lowell at Miss Elenita Allis’s home. Perrysville native A Q Covert must pause studies for the term due to eye trouble, planning to return next term. Nellie Rose 05 left for Wellsville, hoping to resume in spring. Dr Charles Irwin a medical missionary from Korea spoke at Westminster and at First Church in the evening. Westminster delegates Behoteguy and Hills attend Presbytery in Ashland on April ?. Professor I J Chadduck received an offer from another college. Wooster men remain in demand.
The finance committee of the House expected to visit Wooster next week to discuss funding for the station. Rep A F Wells indicated the visit will occur soon and an increased appropriation is sought. Entomologist position after Prof F M Webster resignation remains vacant with no immediate appointment. Board of Control meets next week to reappoint current staff and confirm appointments.
Local relatives of Peter F Schriber report his oldest daughter was killed by wolves near Perry Oklahoma after wandering from home as the family recently moved from Nessilay. Also, Wilson Hofstetter and Noah Moser were injured when a rolling log pinned Hofstetter, fracturing his right leg.
The Wooster Board of Education sold $30,000 in Wooster School bonds for a new south city school. Bids from banks and firms in Cleveland Cincinnati and Wooster ranged up to a $379. The Columbus Savings and Trust Co. bid highest at 379. The issue carries four percent interest with denominations of 500 each and maturities from one to twelve years.
George F. Wilcox who sold his Noah's Ark nation store on South Market forms a partnership with Emile Paumier boot and shoe merchant. The firm Paumier & Co will operate from Wooster with a new store on West Liberty Street and Wilcox planning to stay in the city.
A wariness about using the name Chase to mislead the public into buying fake Dr. A W Chase Nerve Pills. The notice warns buyers to look for the genuine signature A W Chase and the Straigh t line initials on every box. It cites health benefits and dangers of counterfeit products and urges purchase from Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY.
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