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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1906
Page
4
A local writer defends Congressman Smyler against Democratic challenger Wertz. The piece argues Smyler represents Wayne County honestly and has served his district well, criticizing editorials that seek to belittle his patriotism and achievements while noting Wertz’s broader political ambitions.
The article describes a cleanup order urged by the Mayor and Board of Public Service with citizens, a court case against Mrs Morehouse, and a jury selection process for a murder trial in Wooster. It notes community efforts to improve streets, gardens, and business appeal, plus remarks on local politics and recent events in San Francisco and Washington.
A Coshocton diary dispatch reports the Democratic county central committee meeting selecting the county delegation for the June congressional convention. J W Cuninghame heads the Coshocton delegation. Sam H Nicholas and Charles B Hunt announce as candidates for the third subdivision of the sixth judicial district. Wertz of Wooster may find Cassingham’s leadership favorable in the showdown.
Slowness of appointing officials at state headquarters creates pressure among Price Russell supporters in the county. Rumor and expectation center on a possible state marshall or oil inspector post for Russell, with a delay that fuels belief he may be chosen. Secretary Gonck and Congressman Wertz are named in efforts to advance the case, as Pattison’s preference could decide the outcome.
A Canton judge who allegedly threw an attorney out a nearby window defends court dignity amid strong dissent. The item also notes imported quarantaine and London tube color changes to aid passenger recognition, plus editorial quips about Taft and the Panama Canal, in a collage of period remarks pulled from Salem News and Brooklyn Eagle.
There will be a delay in the new building for young ladies this summer at the university. The plan change and pushing the work faster are noted, with debate over placing the structure north of Roover cottage. Despite differing boards, the minority opinion is not expected to block construction.
100 percent spelling honorees include John Ha ey Mortert Lee nee Masgoni Rupert NcCarthren Boyles Jobo Antonucci Adeline Zarleng Terees Zac lene Mary Onesto among St Mary’s School students recognized for top performance in the April examination.
John Funck aged 90 years 4 months 6 days died after 4 pm Saturday at his Smithville home. Funeral 1Og mn Tuesday from the dance with interment in Wooster cemetery. Survived by wife and children Mrs Kimmel Mrs B B Hunsberger William Fanck Hart Fanck and Mrs S P Kieffer, plus siblings Sam uel F Daniel Martin and Mrs Purdy. Born in Westmoreland County PA, longtime Wayne County resident.
Advertisements for Hall's Catarrh Cure Pine-ules and Deans Ointment promote cures and reliefs. Claims include internal blood action and kidney relief, with testimonials offered and druggists Kriegler's Drug Store stocking these products. Includes references to J Cheney & Co and Hall brothers as firms.
In Warren Pennsylvania the Crocker Rheumatic Cure is being marketed by a group of four entrepreneurs who have organized to manufacture and distribute the medicine. The recipe touts internal use in small doses and claims a permanent cure rate near fifty percent per bottle.
A large Monday evening congregation at the Baptist church heard several unconverted attendees express a desire for prayer from the pastor, signaling spiritual interest and communal outreach during the revival session.
Friends of R A Luas and wife organize a relief drive to rebuild the Luccan Inn after they lost their business and nearly all possessions. Charles C King of Massillon named treasurer to raise funds in Massillon, Wooster, and beyond. Mr Lucan previously cleared debts and intends to aid reconstruction with local volunteers and canvassing.
The new schedule began on Tuesday amid slow early adoption as trains ran six minutes apart and carried few passengers. By late morning only a single passenger boarded some cars, while more riders joined above the city, signaling cautious turnout.
Canaan notes multiple local visits and movements. Misa Phoebe Warner from Wooster returns home for her sister’s event. Verda Bend of Medina visits. Frank Hassler of Broadview attends at A Lehn’s home. Mra Dennis hosts kin from Wooster and San Francisco reports alive. Hatleth wedding anniversary celebrated with Rev Edmonds and spouse. families host and relocate, with Rev Beck entertaining guests from afar.
In Blachleyville on April 30 farmers finish oats work and prep corn ground while some plan potatoes this week. A new blacksmith arrives shifting shop dynamics. George Nicode smiles over news of a visiting farmer. Page fence crews stay busy. Local kinfolk gather for a family dinner as McClures from Mansfield visit.
A prominent testimonial advertisement touts Peruna as a cure for catarrh in all stages, claiming it also treats bronchitis and early consumption. Endorsements from D. Y. Corbin and others, plus patient letters from Mrs. Sarah Smart and Mrs. R. Aalich, assert dramatic recoveries and offer free literature with Dr. Hartman's contact details.
For years many friends urged a mild laxative addition to Peruna. After extensive testing I have incorporated a laxative quality into the medicine. In my view this enhances its well known beneficial character. S B Hartman, M.D.
Market summary from Wooster Wooster Market Wire notes wheat May 1918 July 7914 oats May 8258 July 3118 and other prices for corn barley and eggs. Trade items include pork shoulders sides lard and chicken prices per pound and per bushel with dealer notes and local price ranges. Market tone indicates mixed demand and price levels across grains and provisions.
Cattle and hog prices vary by grade and region with quoted ranges for Chicago Buffalo Spittsburgh and Cleveland. Prices cover cattle sheep lambs calves hogs and fats with varying quality labels and shipping terms.
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