22 Mar 1899
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1899
Page
1
Advertises Diamond Dyes as a ten cent investment that saves dollars. Professional dyers use different dyes for cotton and wool due to fibre differences. Diamond Dyes claim about fifteen fast cotton colors that resist washing and sunlight, urging buyers to choose Diamond Dyes and nothing else.
A garbled political column notes Filipino forces near the guard, U S and Spanish figures. It mentions Quay running for senator, Aguinaldo proclamations, and a looming mayoral race in Toledo. The piece critiques Admiral Davey and Sampson, calls for a Day of Dewey, and urges states to celebrate a grand victory with pomp.
A vintage advertisement touts Hundred Reasons as a tablet for digestion. It claims Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets dissolve after meals, aid digestion, improve complexion, and cleanse the blood. It boasts thousands cured in Michigan and sells at 50 cents per package.
Fragments report a Mansfield meeting of Eighth Regiment captains to discuss reorganization and possible resignation of Col. Hard. Some captains oppose Hard while his supporters are present. Details are unclear as Manchester area units like Co B, Co 4H, and Co M show varied shifts in reorganization and muster status. The Canton companies plan future reorganization, and talks hint at potential shifts but no solid action expected.
A Saturday program led by Prof Haupert explored 19th century European history with papers on Nelson and Dewey parallels. Talks covered Hungary under Kossuth, Garibaldi in Italy, the Holy Alliance, and England’s interference, sparking lively discussion before plans for pre-1815 American history topics next.
Willis Bishop's residence in Wayne township hosted a quiet noon wedding. Miss Elizabeth Rice, sister of Mrs. Bishop, married Dr. Joseph Onail of Wayne township now practicing in Allegheny PA. Ceremony performed by Ren Hamat of Canaan. Dr. Onail and wife will depart for Allegheny at 7:05 p m.
John C. Fisher nearly eight decades a Wayne county resident died Wednesday at Mt Vernon home of his daughter Mrs W J Dennis He was born near Fredericksburg on a farm and aged 80 years 8 days Survived by children Mrs W J Dennis Emmet J Fisher Mrs B B Esby and H Fisher Funeral plans include bringing remains to Wooster for burial in Wooster cemetery Mrs Christy of Orrville dies in Chicago at age about 35 formerly of Wooster and remembered as Miss Louisa Goebner. service details unavailable.
An eminent scientist praises cod liver oil as nature's remedy in wasting diseases. Scott's Emulsion blends pure oil with hypophosphites to rebuild tissues, enrich blood, and energize nerves. It targets consumptives diabetics pale or thin people and nursing mothers. Do not accept substitutes. price two dollars.
John Pfaff born in Heidelberg Germany died at 6:45 p m at his home on Spink street after weeks of stomach illness. A longtime Wooster resident since 1852 he was 61 years 7 months and 7 days old. Survived by Mrs Pfaff and three children Miss Empa Pfaff Miss Mary Pfaff of Wooster and Charles Pfaff of Cleveland. Funeral from his home at 1 30 standard time Tuesday with interment in Wooster Cemetery.
Mrs Emma J Heed of West Liberty street retains Judge H B Swartz to sue T W Brillingham as executor of S Foreman in Wayne County Common Pleas. She seeks judgment for about six years of services caring for and attending the blind old soldier Foreman who received a government pension. Read was raised by the Foremans under indentures, later married a relative, and alleges she was promised pay after Foreman’s death but learned her name was omitted in the will.
A reader testimonial from Alfred Vees of Ohio and Irene Fries of Brooklyn praises Ely's Cream Balm for curing stubborn catarrh and cold symptoms. The ad notes mail order availability and lists Ely Brothers as the supplier at 56 Warren Street New York.
Vague OCR text fragment mentions Mongas vitals and a medical context with unclear dates and names. Readable elements include a reference to a Virginia society or period content, but details and coherence are limited.
Frank Trunk, janitor at Hoover Cottage, woke around 3 am to noises and gunfire as two burglars entered by windows in the basement. He fired 14 shots, wounded holes found in drawers, and the intruders escaped unseen. Residents, including matron Mrs Packer and young ladies, were frightened but unharmed. Police checked the scene with no clues. rumors and rumors spread among students.
The notice requests that parents and friends of officers killed around September or who have died in casualtiessend their home addresses to the Adjutant General. Remains will be sent by express upon arrival to the address provided. otherwise they will be interred at Arlington.
A very pleasant gathering was held last Thursday afternoon at the United Presbyterian parsonage. Mrs Campbell entertained the Woman's Mission Society for their annual thank offering meeting. The large parlors were filled with ladies and a very interesting programme was given with a quartet assisting. A 262 eous thank offering was given, followed by luncheon and social time to conclude the afternoon.
A Shelby, North Carolina report tells of Mrs. Luther Lutz who suffered seven years with a deadly illness that undermined her organs and caused a persistent cough and sleepless nights. After trying Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption she slept through the night and, with two bottles, was reportedly cured. Trial bottles were offered free at Laubach and Boyd s drug store with regular sizes priced 50 cents and one dollar, each bottle guaranteed.
Fragmentary item notes a sale of spouting TLN and iron roof goods. Mentions a buyer named Billman who can raise about 70 dollars. Includes garbled contact or price lines with phone-like numbers and partial serial text.
The Silver Anniversary of the Woman's Temperance Crusade and the Willard Memorial Service drew large crowds. Morning devotions opened the program, followed by a Crouse de Paalm and hymns dear to White Ribboners. Mesdames Taylor Dickinson and others spoke on Willard’s work, with President Mrs. J. F. Smith recalling the movement’s past hardships. The Loyal Temperance Legion parade, a banner bearing We are Temperance Boys and Girls, and a strong evening program featured songs recitations and a talk by Mrs. Florence uv. Richards, ending with a generous offertory and new members.
In Wooster residents express belief that oil or gas lies in Wayne County. Alvinzi Cunningham and Willow Alexander report securing four acres and aim to lease more. They claim Killback Valley shows surface indications and plan tests after acquiring more land. others are also taking leases.
A late amendment to petition laws titled An Act to amend Section 4766 of the Revised Statutes provides that if a United States resident desertes his wife for over six months and she is of good character or if he deserts his minor children under 16, one half of the pension due during desertion is paid to the wife or legal guardian upon proof. The act also awards one half of pension during residence in a state or national home to the wife or minor children, unless they share the same institution.
A testimonial noting Hood's Sarsaparilla improves health by aiding kidneys liver and bowels and restoring vigor. Mrs Jor Mart of Ogdensburg NY reports remission of long standing catarrh. J B. Eureron of Auburn ME credits strong digestion and overall health to the remedy.
A new shoe store by E. Paumier & Co. opened Saturday at 31 South Market street. The elegant room was papered painted and decorated with flowers and carnations for the event. A friendly affable young proprietor welcomed a large crowd from city and country who received carnations as gifts.
Reports from Coshocton Daily Judge detail actions in Common Pleas Court with Judge Eason and Judge Maxwell presiding. Cases include a land title dispute tied to a school site in Plain township and a larceny conviction of Winest with a 30 day sentence and fines.
The Republican notes a small volume of verses by Dr A A E Taylor former Wooster University president titled Claudia Procula and Other Verses. The volume is distributed through Houghton Mifflin & Sanborns office and is considered a meet worthy item for readers of poetry.
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Base as a cure for swollen feet blisters corns and sore spots. It claims immediate relief and sweat relief with one size smaller shoes and no need for new shoes. Available at druggists and shoe stores with a free sample offer.
A compilation of sharp quips and brief notes from multiple papers. The Pittsburg Dispatch mocks wartime beef delays while the Zairesville Counter comments on Governor Pingree's political unrest. The Ohio State Journal weighs vice presidential renomination. The Akron Beacon Journal jokes about a groundhog and spring. The Cleveland Leader cites Gomez on Cuban authority with a quip on his return.
M S Goodman of 82 South Market Street Grocer and Fruit dealer provides a testimonial praising Doan's Kidney Pills. He reports relief from head pain inactivity and low energy after using pills from Zimmerman & Co May 140% and notes they cleared his kidney trouble. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sells the product for 50 cents per box. Remember the name Doan's.
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