Rooster Republican printing in Wooster Ohio item
Wooster Ohio newspaper item from May 2 1900 mentions Republican Printing Company Rooster Republican and office at Jounting Room No 12 East Liberty Street with News of Business line and telephone contact as part of a small local press notice and mailing matter noting second class mail status.
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Wooster
Wayne County
O. Pig
Ohio
EMBER
Wspapers
East
Liberty Street
News of Business
Loosing Ground on Expansion War Debate
The writer claims expansionism loses condemnation from Americans compared with a year ago. He argues anti expansionists are cowardly and ashamed to oppose flag protection and urges local governments to stand above barbarism and Aguinaldoism, insisting the fight must continue.
Jeryl Hyde Quick Change In New York Politics
David B Hill of New York denounces party bosses in a candid interview claiming the people should rule. He reflects on past power struggles and hints at political reshaping as he is described as a Jekyll and Hyde figure amid shifting loyalties and future bets on leadership.
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David B. Hill
New York
Pete Ple
David B Hill
Hill
Pagsin
Jekyl
Mr Hyde
Grover Begins Regular Quadrennial Fortugue With Presidency
The text hints at Dewey atated Cer pro ter Canade and Mrs Dewey seeking peace. It mentions crops may be on factire yet no gist of minishment. Weather forecaster predicts rain and a candidate for state salvation is doubted amid political clutter.
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Dewey
Mentana election muddle and Boer war remarks
Fragmentary report notes remarks by figures such as Roberts and Quay about election tactics and Boer battles. Mentana re election debate surfaces amid party tensions. References to Pasals, Americans, and Philippines context appear in unsettled phrasing.
Dewes Reasserts Candidacy Amid War Talk
Dewes reiterates his candidacy stating the war could shift. Roberts seeks to influence through tracing Boer strategy and press files. The article hints at plotting to trap Boers as a broader war context unfolds.
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Roberts
Cuban reform effort sparks native rights concerns
Cuban observers argue that American actions remain tyrannical in spirit despite a limited urban cleanup. They claim reforms only force cities to tidy up, making natives feel their inalienable rights are being usurped.
Senator Quay Framing Hanna in Defeat Threats
Quay accuses Hanna and warns of retaliation as tensions rise before the outcome of the dispute. Matthew doubts Marcus, who authored the statement, suggesting some grasp of the situation. The exchange signals political maneuvering and backstage pressure in the unfolding drama.
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Quay
Hanna
Matthew
Marcus
Vague public interest questions over railroad project progress
After a period of debate and support some individuals now question when the company’s work, deemed harmful last fall, will be pushed to completion and the project advanced.
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Gump Railroad
Kegin
Enthusiasm for Grant Birthday Shows National Pride
The nation celebrates General Grant's birthday with vigor, praising his attributes such as energy, perseverance, and mercy toward conquered foes. The tribute emphasizes Grant's lasting legacy as a symbol of American grit and resilience. Dewey garners a Chicago ovation rivaling any in memory, though not tied to presidential speculation.
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Grant
Dewey
Chicago
Uncle Sam Pursues Debt Despite European Wary News
The text argues that the United States will recover a debt owed, irrespective of European objections. It cites past actions against a Spanish admiral and dismisses French warnings as unlikely to affect the outcome. The piece implies European nations should stay quiet to protect a forthcoming exposition.
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Europe
Turkey
Uncle Sam
A House That Would Not Be Moved
In Overton May II six families contend with measles as residents report minor ailments. Ball Grebolee of Lake Ashland visits. Miller plans Easterday mill work. Dr Randabaugh’s office building awaits relocation but remains in place as a memorial. Rob and John Miller tend gardens while Jota Mower returns ill from Cleveland. Maurtin Wickler travels to Obkbheher for a restful season.
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Overton
Ball Grebolee
Lake
Ashland County
Miller
Henry Peece
Lattasburg
Dr Randabaugh
Marshal Rob
John Miller
Jota FO Mower
Cleveland
Maurtin Wickler
Obkbheherma
Smallpox Excitement Hits Maysville Visit Noted
Local items reference Pete Dilward and wife visiting Lake Fork, Cyrus Rieder in town Saturday, and a series of household incidents. A fire damaged rooms, smoke filled the area, and a committee meeting selected a plan for dry goods.
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Ed Ode Case
Pete Dilward
Lake Fork
Cyrus Rieder
Lodis Male
Bridas Morte
Coutayids Life
Qalis
Belle Crashy
Id Falke Thefoesseenitien
Drunken Man and Local Happenings in Town
A chaotic local column notes a drunken man at a church event, town residents visiting or hosting guests from Canton and Michigan, recent deaths and illnesses, train incidents, new phone additions, and a planned community drama for firefighters. It mentions Mrs Geo Miller, Mrs rte Me Midler, Mr Henry Backer, and Mrs Harbaugh among others with various minor town updates.
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Geo Miller
Burbank
Rte Me Midler
First Battalion Formed Under Col Vollrath Command
Under an order issued by Col Edward Vollrath of the third regiment first battalion is formed by Companies D H I G of the National Guard under Major A Critchfield. The message outlines the reorganization as part of a larger mobilization and readiness effort.
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Edward Vollrath
A. Critchfield
MARSHALLVILLE REPORTS AND LOCAL NOTES
Marshallville April 30 reports Charles Block may move to Akron Shafer and family visit John Pfunder and wife. P Ault and G W Bowers take lucrative railroad posts in Alliance. Miss Bessie Neisvanger ill briefly. May 1 updates include William Harry visiting Blachayville and Mansfield clients, Dr Weaver visiting family, George Stouffer with new ponies, farmers seeking labor, Long Mayns fencing orders, John Stouffer visiting son-in-law G Spangler injured, Parven Ryland to start large barn west of Jefferson, locals eyeing a telephone project and company.
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Charles Block
Carriage Works
Akrob Soo
Ira Shafer
Barberton
John Pfunder
C A. Hinderer
P. F Ault
G. W. Bowers
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Alliance
Bessie Neis‘vanger
Jay Bird
William Harry
Blachlayville
Manssfield
Blachayville
Mr Weaver
Dulton
Dr Weaver
Blachlesville
George Stouffer
John Stouffer
Spangler
Weather and community notes from Wayne Township May meeting
The Wooster area diary records mild favorable weather aiding farmers, visits by residents to Akron Ashland and Cleveland, church and school events, and several local happenings. Notable items include health concerns, a quarantine, construction on a Mr Spade residence, an April update on roads and depot, and ongoing planting in Wayne Township with residents like John Deneke and family traveling, plus various visits and illnesses among residents.
Spurgeon on 3 enemies and a tonic claim
Readable fragment cites Charles Spurgeon branding dirt debt and the devil as foes with added dyspepsia. It touts Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery to relieve indigestion, boost stomach fluids, and aid liver function, plus Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a laxative aid. Also mentions gasoline and oil stoves at a store in Woostar.
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Charles Spurgeon
Pierce
Gulden
Pierre
Favorable to spring work and local notes in Buied Jottings
The Republica n reports a week favorable to spring work with gardens thriving oats sown and early plantings. County Commissioners visited, bridges sold, and Sheriff took Samuel Rhoades to Massillon Insane Hospital. Mr and Mrs W O, Mrs Fandie Schwainhaw visit, Milo Stricker buys Pontius warehouse, Daisy Derr visits, Leo Miller brings his mother, and families from Wooster travel through. Upcoming events include Township Sunday School Convention June 16 and Subdistrict Epworth League on March 12. Racial Proebsale lectures to be issued with full corps. Albert Krieger died at Mansion House Orrville aged 19. funeral of Corp Ephraim Yoder heavily attended.
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SheriffieCay
Samuel Rhoades
Massillon
Irs
Johnson
Chicago
W. O
Fandie Schwainhaw
Gideon Hartzler
Milo Stricker
Pontius
Tion
John Willaman
Edison
Wooster
Frank Zimmerman
Jefferson
Leo Miller
Akron
Ira Miller
Bone
Daisy Derr
Geo. Clapper and
Wadsworth
Hunsberged
Lucile
Medina
Epgorth
Albert Krieger
John Kriger
Greville
Orrville
Jha
April Pranks and Local News From West Salem
A period of mischievous acts and community updates appears from West Salem. Items mention April pranks, a hotel grand opening plan, local names, illnesses, and reflections on vandalism involving the church steeple rope, with concerns about such dirty tricks in the town.
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Moss Bart
West Salem
Iso
Adam Hoffman
Thin Putes
Stoner
Abeoya Bales
Meron
Veron Weber
Harty Stoner
DS Barthel
Seisester
Seisester T Rags Seen Our Ston Tish 2! Present . Mere Are? Mrs Sutt
Moehiyan
Gri
Myers Fleas
Pauralwis
Howler
China
Meyers
Rego
Erratic OCR Note on Local Legal and Personal Notices
Fragmentary text relates to a petition in Wayne County involving Taras BL Taylor parents of the neeed. Mentions Akrog Columbes damages and attorney actions. Also notes George Smalley, an employee at an engine in Orrville yards, wounded at work. References rail company case in Common Pleas court and a death report from Painesville Republican reaching Wooster for a visit.
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Taras
Taylor
Wayne County Cou
Aga, Akrog & Columbes
Cuuy
George Smalley
Smalle
Voit
Orrville
Cod Liver Oil Featured For Child Health
Dr W Gilman Thompson of the University of New York promotes cod liver oil as the best fat to prevent scrofula rickets and support healthy bones and teeth in children. Scott's cod liver oil with hypophosphites is described as aiding rich blood and solid flesh. Available at all druggists for five dollars.
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W. Gilman Thompson
Materia Medica and
Therapeutics
University of New York
Scott
New York
Representative Wells Attends Anti-Saloon League Meeting
Representative Wells of Shreve attended a Sunday Anti-Saloon League gathering where Hon. Thos. H. Clark spoke. Clark used his remarks to challenge A. F. Wells for voting for and supporting the Clark local option, drawing applause from the audience.
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Wells
Shreve
Anti-Saloon League
Thos. H. Clark
A. F. Wells
Young Soldier Dead in Ohio on May Day
Wm. G. Chapman, late Battery 65th U S Artillery and Spanish American War veteran, died Monday April 30 of consumption contracted in service. While on a U S transport from New York to Porto Rico he was injured by an artillery horse whose injuries physicians believe contributed to his death. Funeral Wednesday at 1 PM from his father Daniel Chapman's residence.
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Sen Hebert
Waalsemstrer
Dhanes Puttra
Lee Wingtes
ONAO
Jobo
Pdi
Mattersburg
Itel
Charnes
Hiram
Bernice Somerens
Medical College
Bailmere
Harveys Haves
Mire Serers Lam
Oarville, O
Wm. G. Chapman
5Th
U.S. Artillery
Porto Rico
U.S
New York
Pan Rico
Deaths in Fredericksburg Chronicle Three Local Losses
Fredericksburg reports three deaths in recent days. Mrs Noxie Lewis Sanderson died Thursday noon and was buried Saturday. Miss Mahala Matthews, a respected resident, died Friday after years of illness and was laid to rest Sunday. Mrs Danes Theus of Dane Top and Mrs Jean Monroe also mourned, with services held at local churches and family residences amid community grief.
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Fredericksburg
Noxie Lewis Sanderson
Lewis
Barnhart
Cyren Foster
Onervices
Rey Clas Puan
Mit Hope
Matthews
Dr Putnam
Fist
Marty
Danas Theus
Dane
Abel
Jean Monree
Miss Mars
Anton
Vitustoor
Beryger
Warning on heart disease and early signs
A historical notice discusses sudden heart disease and the value of early treatment with Dr Miles Heart Cure. It cites a testimonial from Mrs Anna Holloways of Geneva Indiana, claiming relief after years of suffering and urging readers to seek the product via Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart.
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Miffles
Anna Holloways
Geneva
Ind
Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ltd
Market Reports Grain and Stock Prices for April 30
Grain and stock prices across markets with detailed cattle, sheep, hogs, and calf values. New York prices for cattle, calves, sheep and lambs listed, plus Buffalo and Toledo quotes. Wheat and corn futures and cash asks given. mixed grades and condition notes noted for steers, cows, bulls, and feeders. Open prices cover No 2 red wheat, No 2 corn, and No 2 oats with regional variations.
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Texas Fed
Westuro
Bi-County Panbere Institute elects officers at Wooster meeting
At a Bi County Panbere Institute meeting held Saturday officers were elected. Charles Haupert of Wooster was named president. C W Biddle of Marshallville and Miss Olive Smith of Massillon were vice presidents. A Armstrong of Canfield was secretary. T W Kimber of Dalton, H A Lessy of Wooster, and H C Koehler of Lensi were executive committee members. The next meeting will be held in Wooster in October.
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A Panbere Institute
Charles Haupert
Woes
Elyide
C. W. Biddle
Marshallville
Olive Smith
Massillon
A. Armstrong
T. W. Kimber
Dalton
A. Lessy
Wooster
H. C. Koehler
Lensy
Prof Bair Contest At Methodist Church A Success
The Prof John E Bair Contest at the Big Prairie Methodist church Saturday evening drew a strong showing with Prof Phelps of Smithville present. Bair delivered four recitations and two songs proving attentive study. seven girls competed with Carrie Watts winning the medal amid uniformly high merit among Ethel Myers Zella Fryer Frankie Brown Mollie Lehr Hilda Raubenault and Fadlith Abers. Rosa Aylsworth could not drill due to guinsy.
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Bic Pram
John E. Bair
Methodist Church
Phelps
Smithville
Bair
Ethel Myers
Zella Fryer
Frankie Brown
Mollie Lehr
Carrie Watts
Hilda Raubenault
Fadlith Abers
Rosa Aylsworth
Guinsy
Wayne County
Lynn Newkirk
Wooster
Geostauffer
Maple Grove
Fos
Asieworth
Mausneld
Mara Winnworth
Nashville
Chan
WoLees LN A
In the Churches A Clash Over Moral Reform
An unsteady report recalls a church meeting where Anti Saloong League speakers faced a mixed audience. Representatives preached against temperance and mixed civic concerns with religious language, prompting questions about public morality and assembly conduct.
Thanks for kindness and sympathy from friends in Pune Pa
The undersigned express gratitude for the many acts of kindness and sympathy shown by friends and neighbors at the time of the death of Mary G Winer and Una runt lees. The heartfelt thanks are extended to all who offered support during the bereavement in Pune, PA.
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Mba Laugudia
Mary G Winer
Nba
Pune
Warner
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