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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1906
Page
5
In Wooster today a cereal irritation and digestive distress affect many. The ad promotes a digestive remedy from Laubach & Boyd, offering Mu-o-va Bivins with a 50 cent box and a guarantee that if not satisfactory the cost is zero. Start use now for relief.
The Cambridge school outlook is strong with expected term attendance near forty adults and a projected record summer enrollment. Prominent instructors including Supt J Casevert and Principal J G Harding have been secured, with Pick J G Black slated to deliver the commencement address at Strawsbury on April 27.
Birdie Glick, jailed ten days for allegedly setting a fire in France born 19, seeks legal help and will contest the charges before the next Grand Jury and at trial if indicted.
The pamphlet extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a powerful women’s tonic and cure for nervous and organic feminine ailments. It claims widespread testimonials, details ingredients, and invites free consultation with Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, N Y, with offers for a medical volume by stamps.
In Woosteer township on March 23 a school picnic dinner drew about eighty attendees including thirteen parents and various visitors. Bountiful tables of potatoes cakes chicken ham veal pickles and more fueled a joyful midday meal. Afterward classes resumed at 2 30 with questions in grammar geography and history and parents praised the school's management. Mr Dunham faces a third year teaching term with board and parent approval.
W o Laiblin, secretary of the Canton Bridge Company, is to leave the state. The move is described as court related, with implications for the company’s leadership and future operations. No further details were provided in the fragment.
In Wauste a man named Lathlin refused to produce books before a grand jury citing fear of self incrimination. He has used this excuse repeatedly as he faced multiple grand juries. Now he is set to leave Ohio amid expanding prosecutions anchored in Wooster and Sandusky where cases are growing, with Sandusky pressing hardest.
A Birmingham dispatch reports the New York American League team won 2 to 1 in eleven innings over Birmingham. Visitors outhit the locals but made all scoring errors. Chace delivered the eleventh, advancing on Elsey’s misplay and Alcock's throw, bringing home the decisive run. Barone scored in the sixth as Smith hit to center and Elsey followed with a single. The game drew a large, enthusiastic crowd and was highly exciting.
Probate court entries show multiple estates and guardians filing accounts and petitions. Hearings set for April 6, March 22, April 16, and May dates. estates include Markle, Shaller, Bowley, Bosley, Rahm, Keller, ClarkQuinty, Rumbaugh, Snure, Weygandt, Mowery, Wade Reirter. Various appointments, bonds, and orders to sell or distribute assets noted.
Fire to Trainmaster instruction notes that E T Whiter, supervisor of Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburg, will require moving cars from Millbrook to wire the assistant trainmaster about loads empties and tons. ad copy follows for Rheumatic remedies and Dr Shoop products, with references to pharmacies and a free book.
The Wilson salary bill passed the House reducing pay for many Wayne County officials effective January 1. Auditors, treasurers, judges and clerks see varied annual amounts. deputies and clerks may be paid from the officials’ funds. Under the old law salaries were higher with probate judges receiving net income of about 50 dollars, while other officials drew fees from various offices.
Reported remarks by Grome F Sigler and Alonzo Dok discuss a practice related to dish washers and potential manufacturing. They indicate several parties show interest in funding and expanding production at their shop, with space to rent and patterns prepared, awaiting capital.
Delegates representing temples of the Rathbone Sisters in the 4th sub-district of the 12th district from Orrville Massillon Loudonville and Wooster will convene in Wooster on Friday March 20. The program includes day and night visions at the Pythian Castle. Wooster Lanifile members prepare to entertain visitors and Sir Knights. Dinner and supper will be served and a banquet hosted for Air Knights after the evening exercises.
The Dickason murder trial before Judge Eason in Coshocton frays as attorney T C Roche persistently argues with the judge. Roche has been called to order multiple times and warned to curb his conduct during proceedings.
Lee Drabenstott and Robert Thorne of Bloomington moved oatstraw in Prof Thorne’s stable where they found a den of mice. After they armed themselves they killed 1150 mice and claimed more escaped. Drabenstott told a reporter the tally may undercount.
The case of Ohio versus Harvey H Mil Jeer of Canton, a former Worcesterite, is set to be heard in Columbiana County with bank officials present. Miller was indicted by a recent Blark County grand jury and, with the three bank officials, secured a change of venue to a different county. The defense is expected to be bitterly fought and it is believed he will be freed of the charges.
The production showcased historically correct costumes and bright lighting that elevated the court scene, with Mrs D E Mayers delivering a compelling descriptive lecture on the Scottish Reformation. Notable performances by Mrs Harry Sweeny as Mary Queen of Scots and Mr Sweeney’s portrayal enhanced the historical and educational impact of the show.
Fragmentary OCR list of names and roles from a historical pageant or concert. Includes multiple individuals with prefixes and diverse groupings such as Train Bearersa and Part II Queen Mars. Numerous misreadings create a dense roster of performers, priests, soloists, and officers with scattered titles and locales.
A retranslated recital notice announces an organ program to be held in Memormt, with Laemora Kracce of levee Tam assisting. The date appears as March 7 with local organizers listed as Urb.
An advertisement extols Miles Heart Cure as curing heart disease, claiming countless lives saved and urging readers to seek the remedy from local pharmacists. It asserts a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails, naming Miles Medical Co. of Elkhart Indiana and Lebanon Democrat Tennessee as sources and endorsements.
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