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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1901
Page
4
The Wooster Republican issue from March 20, 1901, Wooster Ohio journals the day’s business and local notices. It includes postal information, cataloging details, and standard community news items typical of a small city paper of the era.
The piece lists mayoral and council candidates led by R J Smith with HoYY Hubbell and T Wiggins. It mentions Canton’s Carnegie library and Wooster Webster Davis, plus election talk, editorials, and regional political notes amid March weather and McKinley references.
A Filipin g says his people hold faith in their cause and it begins to look as if this is all they have left. The remark reflects rising conviction amid ongoing struggles and scarce options for the movement.
Klondike newspapers carry wedding notices showing that love persists even in harsh times. Aguinaldo has hid so long that he risks losing much of his likeness to George Washington.
The readable text mocks BotURKE CocRRAN and Tar Queen of England. It questions political decisions at an election and hints at miscommunication about Mars by Maconi. The fragment mentions Croke, Carre Nation, and J Pierpont Moran in a tangled, unclear critique.
A Michigan cashier accused of embezzlement was arrested in Columbus, with authorities stating the suspect should have known better than to blunder into Ohio. The case highlights cross state policing and financial crime questions.
ANESTH says he always wanted to be a newspaper man. He notes he has the prerequisite to annex several to his estate if he wishes, hinting at future media ventures or acquisitions.
A quirky note recalls Carrie Nation tiring of her crusade as a wooden contraption meant to outpace reform efforts failed to materialize. The quirky line emphasizes the era’s zeal and the tongue in cheek view of reformer icons.
A report states Britain has abandoned hope of ending the South African war before next summer. The piece notes that hope is a poor thing for Mr Bull to relinquish. It also references President C M Schwwap of the Steel Trust praising work for a yearly pension.
A Utah judge rules a man with three wives is not guilty of polygamy. In Roberta country opinions vary, with any old number under 25 or 30 deemed acceptable.
The statement notes J Pierpont Morgan remains deeply engrossed in business to the extent that his annual overseas trip is delayed. It questions what could keep the financier so occupied and hints at his continued focus on urgent financial matters.
A fragment notes a suggestion to elect Andrew Carnegie to office and comments that Carnegie is already prominent. The passage insists the baseball conflict seems likely to resolve to the apparent satisfaction of all but the noisy, unimportant public, who must fund the ongoing controversy.
A writer notes Carrie Nation objects to dancing as excessive begging and drifts into a broader critique, concluding her claim of never having been posed is likely true based on her pictures.
WayNrE county Republicans call for steady county organization through the spring campaign. They emphasize electing candidates and hard work at the polls to position the party for a meaningful result next fall.
Indiana paid solemn tribute to its departed son Harrison praising him as a truly illustrious man of the century. Officials and citizens reflected on his integrity and character, invoking Shakespeare to describe a life noble and sincere.
The passage extols Andrew Carnegie as a prince of generosity whose wealth should serve humanity as a trust. It also argues England cannot act rashly toward Russia over China disputes and notes Britain is preoccupied with South Africa, limiting new trouble this summer.
Benjamin Harrison stood as a highly regarded president noted for personal frugality and blunt honesty. He pursued steady policy without major national crises, advancing national resources and development, while colleagues remember his warm inner character and steadfast dedication to doing right.
Harry Schwoebel son of Mr and Mrs John Schwoebel of East Liberty street died Monday afternoon after a long battle with rheumatism. The 17 year old endured constant pain with patient dignity despite medical care and at home remedies. Funeral held at 2 pm Wednesday from the East Liberty residence with interment in Wooster cemetery. announcement to come.
A local notice prints a testimonial praising Grain-O as healthier than coffee from David City Nebraska. It includes letters from Lillliz Sochor and mentions products from Wooster Hardware Co. and Gray Son with Cracker Opening dates and Millson Fertilizer ads. Also references Evans Potato Planter and Bullseye Corn Planter promotions and a small town classified notice.
At a regular city council meeting the principal item was a report from a committee investigating the Board of Water Trustees books and funds. The committee found neglect of records, uncredited payments, and possible misdiad or destroyed books, with a recommendation to hire an expert accountant and to reconcile balances with the treasury.
Fire at Seiberling Miller & Co. in Doylestown destroyed their paint and blacksmith shops, injuring workers and leaving about 75 men unemployed. Fire started in the pattern shop, spread to oil and paint barrels, with several nearby residences and an office damaged. Insurance total about 9,000 dollars. loss estimated near 75,000 to 100,000 dollars. GEO. JACKSON reports the extent as the town’s worst blaze in memory and notes rebuilding questions dependent on Mr Seiberling’s recovery.
The Wooster Hardware Co announces its fourth annual grand opening for three days Friday through Sunday, April 4 to 6, featuring a vast stock of buggies wagons farm implements harness and hardware. A new Garden Seed Department offers bulk avéda seeds and improved items from top manufacturers. Visitors are urged to stop by and request an envelope with a whip cracker.
A Saturday party for Miss Jessie Garrett celebrated her 14th birthday with a silver engraved spoon and refreshments. Attendees included Mary Fombelle and Zoe Eberhardt among others. music by local girls enhanced the evening. The M Y O B club's Monday social at Lees Hall drew about 60, featuring the operetta Little Riding Hood. Knights of Pythias plan a grand masquerade at Arm today with contest prizes and full details to follow.
Readers of the REPUBLICAN paper are urged to report a change of address promptly to ensure uninterrupted delivery. The notice requests subscribers to update residence information with the newspaper office.
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