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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1894

Page

3

Local items from Wooster and vicinity in brief

School week break announced for public scholars. Easter services set at Lutheran church Sunday at 3 p.m. Many political seats under Collector Obliger filled by Democrats. Local fishing along Killbuck and Apple Creek reported. Creamery stock nearly subscribed. Marshallville voters approve local option by two vote margin. Insurance on Dr J McMurray’s life noted sixty days before death. Mrs Hannah Jackson opens board house on Firestone property. Archer House cook suffers near severed finger injury. Petit jurors convene for Laura Budd v Joseph Gilbert case. City discusses street sweeper purchase. High School Musical to repeat Jephthah and His Daughter at City Opera House, ten-cent admission. Oberholser, Crouse & Co. stock sale announced by Quinby & Kline. News of wanted forger Miller at large. reward offered. A farmer’s date mix-up caused Sunday confusion. Canton bargain store report. University students busy with exams. Lambrigger’s Merry Makers to perform Thursday. Warmer weather. frost out. Will C McKinney suffers toe amputation. Daniel Funck sells property on West North Street. Marshville Presbyterian church struck by lightning. damage around 160. Wooster game chickens gaining renown. shipments from Harvenna sought. Carrier pigeons released from Smithville to Wooster. bearings uncertain. U N relief members deny Wooster troops involvement in Voxey dispute. Locals consider Stepping next Sunday trip to watch start.

Wooster Lutheran Church Sabdsy Killbuck Apple Creek Marshallville Shreve Mutab Life Insurance New York Hannah Jackson Firestone Nort Marget Street Gregory Frank Cowhick Archer House City Opera House Oberholser, Crouse & Co Quinby & Kline Wonder Sepublican Wmn Miller Lodi Media Wells Canton University Franks Township Hopping Wood Daniel Funck Henry Bouge West North Street Jane Ko Mann Harvenna Wooster Sports Edward Snavely Smithville Theu. N. Rf Geo. R. Gyger Alliance Voxey Ohio

Advertisers and retailers boost Wooster dry goods sale

In Wooster, George and Mongsy clothiers plus J H Bush shoe store on the Square announce ads. Siegenthaler Son plan to move to Springfield by March. David Nice features a new novelty ad. Quinby and Kline slash Oberholser Crouse stock, drawing crowds. clerks busy with bundles as shoppers rush to buy clean dry goods at low prices.

George & Mongsy Clothiers Chuck J. H. Bush Aerto Lican Siegenthaler& Son Springfield David Nice Wooster Quinby & Kline Oberholser, Crouse & Co

William Miller Escapes Medina Jail In 1940s

William Miller escaped from Medina County jail last Monday afternoon March 12. former Wooster resident, about 45, medium height, heavy-set, distinct features. Wore blue bib overalls sack coat derby hat. Sheriff B L Wells offers a liberal reward for arrest or information on his whereabouts.

William Miller Medina Co Wooster B. L. Wells Medina, Medina Co

More corn to be put out in Wayne county this year

An old notice notes extensive corn planting in Wayne county with a wide range of farm equipment such as lows, Harrows, Corn Planters, and Galliators. It urges readers to come early and inspect the available gear from Harpine & Co for the upcoming season.

Wayne County Havie Wid Harpine &Co

Eye health lecture warns against neglect of sight

The Eye notes that eyesight is precious and must be guarded. It questions how people notice eye problems and mentions a Dr. F. Platt offering a talk or event at a jewelry store on March 23.

F.¥. Platt

Wooster Daily News Briefs Local Visitors and Events

County records show Sehater improving slowly as Orrville and Canton residents visit Wooster. A long list of locals from Orrville Canton and Pittsburgh attend gatherings, travels and business in Wooster, with several civic and school events noted including a reception on Beale Avenue and temperance talks at the public schools.

Newspaper pricing ethics and church advertisement policy

In Wooster the Republican defends charging for church and society ads while noting free half-price terms for the paper’s own notices. It cites a recent request to print an entire church programme at no cost and argues fair pricing supports payment for advertising space.

Republican Wovater Tne Rrepublican Wooster

Winter term closes as Wooster clubs plan spring games

The article notes examinations start Monday and the low grades postal card controversy. It details Lowell Society officers at Irving Literary Society and campus baseball enthusiasm, with class team plans for spring. Commencement at Wooster Medical Dept set for Wednesday evening includes diplomas and a dean’s address.

Cleveland Wooster Old College Evlyn McDougall Lowell Society Irving Literary Society Woner B. J. Wright F .N. McMillan Roland Woodward Eif Hills Joe Whitliams J. I Rllmore Medical Department of Wooster University Plymouth Congregational Church Marcus Rosenwasser John W. Malcolm Sylvester F. Scovel

Grants Kingsley Franchise At City Council Meeting

At the Monday council session Bentz, Fisher, Derr, Jones, Foss and others attended as minutes were read and approved. Water issues with Frick fountain were discussed, and improvements on West North Market and South Buckeye streets were addressed. A reward of 25 dollars was set for information leading to arson arrests. The Kingsley peppermint franchise was advanced to final passage, with Kingsley offering a free telephone in the mayor’s office and the company promising to install the first instrument after passage. A plan to buy a street sweeper was debated, with decisions postponed. A resignation from the Board of Health was accepted and thanks extended. A burglar, Henry Heingartner, was captured near the St. Wayne depot, charged with carrying concealed weapons. he is suspected of ties to Massillon and has a long history with local authorities.

Bentz Fisher Derr Jones Foss Sullivan Long Bart Kelater J. Long Water Committee Frick Fountain Jeffries Allcock Jvho South Market Street Mra Reed North Market Street Eunice Gray South Buckeye Street Kingsley Tbis Foss City C.& M V. Railway Court of Wetzelbaum Board of Health M Kk. Kelley Grant Street Kelley Keister Metrowan Grrant Street Sewer Committee Aca Lilsparmen Hen Miller St. Wayne Heiogartoer Heingartner Madison Hill Massillon Marshal Elisperman Edward Thomen Ashtabula Henry Heingartner

Dying Year Reflections From West Salem, O

A fragmentary elegiac verse describes the close of the year with imagery of death and despair. It laments fading love, lost hope, and mortality as the speaker nears a final farewell in West Salem, Ohio, invoking winter gloom and a solemn pass­ing.

West Salem

Victim of Burglars Dies After Illness Near Jefferson

Christian Mellinger aged about 76, of a Jefferson area farm, died Sunday afternoon after a brief illness. His wife and a daughter are very ill. Funeral was Tuesday at ten from the residence, with interment at Heedsburg. The publican recalls the prior burglary attack on the couple, which likely hastened his death.

Christian Mellinger Jefferson

West Salem district eyes new Cleveland line via Mallett Creek

The West Salem area advocates a C. L.&W. railroad from Cleveland to Mallett Creek north of Medina, proposing a five to six mile branch to connect West Salem with Cleveland. The plan cites a 20 mile air distance, a $100,000 cost including right of way, and possible bonding or route-tied funding, arguing a new line would boost Erie traffic and provide West Salem with two trunk routes, while noting potential later extensions to Mt Vernon and Columbus and the possible impact on nearby rail interests. The piece also reports on Elmer McMarrell a traveling salesman who died by suicide amid embezzlement allegations in Mansfield, with background on his forgone money, indictments, and letters requesting aid for his family.

Enterprise West Salem Cleveland Mallett Creek York Medina Oly Idsais Organize & Tailroad Company Weat Salem Chicago Erie Lodi Westsalem Killbuck Valley Cedar Valley Sullivan Mt. Vernon Columbus Red Haw Kewsburg Hayesville Perrysville Mt Vernon Hocking Heecking Jackson L. R. McMarrell Hunter Shreve Wooster Thurada MicMartell Mansfield McMarrell Richardson Bottling Works McMerris Mansfield Bottling Works Manafield Monroe Harmon McMarrel Richardson Mr Harmon Netacner Cain James Staguire Terence Donahoe

Wreck causes freight derailment west of city

A derailed extra west bound freight split into two sections two miles west of the city. Front portion reached the city and decoupled, while loose cars rolled away at speed. Nine cars and a gondola derailed, with two damaged beyond repair. All traffic halted until 4 a.m. as wrecking crews worked under Train Master Stabbard.

Stabbard

Uncalled Letters List for Wooster I O Week Ending March 17 1894

The Wooster I O weekly list shows uncalled letters including A E Acheson Geo W Powell A Bonner Co Parks Geo A Greene W E L Shields J T Hine Miss N Addie Troyer J B Myers Abraham Wertz Harry H Messmore Andy Persons must claim and state advertisement date as required.

Grain Market and Cattle Prices Reported in East Lipennny

The March 19 market report from East Lipenny Pennsylvania notes corrected grain prices for Wheat Rye Oats Corn Barley Flax Seed and Timoth y Hay with ranges and per bushel or per pound figures. Cattle hogs and sheep show receipts while prices are listed for prime good and common grades with variations by class and weight.

Woaster Frick & Tyler Wear Reba Timothy Reed Braignens & Co East Lipenny

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