Wooster Republican May 8 1901 issue details
The Wooster Republican from Wayne County Ohio notes publication details and contact lines for the paper. It records the mailing information Second Class Mail Matter and the newsroom address at 121 East Liberty Street with telephone lines for News of Business.
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Wooster
Ohio
East Liberty Street
News of Business
Che
Emily J. Housto
Wayn County
Nannie J. Platter
Tre
Caroline W . Horn
Wayne County
Frank B. Horn
Buffalo trip incentives spark reader contest prize
The Republican offers hotel and travel paid to the top new yearly subscribers by July 31 with second place receiving rail fare and admission to the exposition. First prize winner quarters at the Emhurst hotel where W. W. Yoder is invested. Readers are urged to recruit subscribers, with commissions offered for any successful signups.
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Republican
Emhurst
W. W. Yoder
Buffalo
McKinley To Avoid Receiving Paul In America Visit
A London paper reports President McKinley plans to skip a reception for Paul during his US visit. The article suggests the President will keep his schedule tightly packed with engagements on that day.
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London
McKinley
Paul
America
George Heron Wealth Hater Seeks Stability Renewals
George fy Heron described as a professional wealth hater is noted for claiming worth over a million and expresses intent to renew his faith in the stability of American institutions. The account highlights a focus on financial status and civic confidence.
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George Fy Heron
Herron
President McKinley Seeks Expansions in Gur Territory
A historical note describes President McKinley being treated warmly in a territory formerly under other nations, fueling speculation he may push further expansion deals as he advances policies. The account reflects late 19th century imperial mood and diplomacy.
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McKinley
Gur
Sultan's action sparks doubt about physicians role
A fragmented report notes the sultan shot down a physician who hurt his ear. The remark implies the sultan questions the purpose of physicians and hints at taking harsher action when he feels aggrieved.
Morgan and Carnegie Hold Alpine Conference
J Pierpont Morgan and Andrew Carnegie are in the Alps for ongoing talks described as calm. Reportedly, they may hatch another deep scheme before finishing the discussions. Pennsylvania ministers discuss Sunday funeral issues but no printed opposition to accepting weddings appears yet.
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Pierpont Morgan
Andrew Carnegie
Alps
Pennsylvania
Body of Horace Williams Found in Grand River near Brunswick
The body of Horace Williams, who escaped from a Dob at Brunswick on March 18, was found in the Grand River near town. Williams faced a murder charge in the suspected killing of his wife at their home near Forest Green. The river was high at the time of the escape.
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Brunswick
Horace Williams
Grand River
Here
Willams
Forest Grean
Williams
E K Geiselman Returns to Worcester Clothing Trade
News notes that E K Geiselman plans to resume a clothing business in Worcester in the former successful room. He traveled to Cleveland on Tuesday to purchase stock and was unavailable, but his known experience and local popularity suggest strong prospects for recovery.
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E. K Gelselman
Wooster
Geiselman
Cleveland
Geielman
Wayne County
Death of Squire Hunter Brings Wayne Township Grief
Squire Janes H. Hunter aged 41 of Wayne township was found dead in bed by his wife Tuesday morning after heart pains struck days earlier. Born near Applecreek he spent his life in the county. twice married, survived by a second wife, two daughters from the first marriage, and Mrs. Pinkerton of Wooster. A 15 year justice of the peace and Methodist church member, he was highly regarded in the community.
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Squire Janes H. Hunter
Wayne Township
Applecreek
Pinkerton
Wooster
Squire Hunter
Methodist Church
Delagoa Bay Railway Destroyed Again by Boers
Brussels reports the Delagoa Bay line has been wrecked by Boer forces. London war office Releases total South African War deaths at 714 officers and 14,264 men with 814 noncommissioned officers and men invalided home. Delarey’s 4000-strong force splits. troops move south and west as roving commands are driven back in the Cape Colony.
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London
War Office
Klerksdorp
Transvaal
Delarey
Hartebeestfontein
Hold Spain Responsible for Maine Explosion Claims
Washington May 7 A claim was filed with the Spanish claims commission for Harry McCann a seaman on the ill fated Maine seeking 10000 for injuries from the Havana harbor blast A second claim for 20000 was filed for Catherine Burns whose Marine son was killed in the same explosion filed by Butler and Harwood of New York alleging Spain direct or negligent responsibility.
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Spain
Washington
Spanish Claims Commission
Harry McCann
Maine
Havana
Catherin Burns
Persian health denial and Manila mortality report
The Persian legation denies telegrams claiming the shah is dangerously ill and cites good health aside from occasional gout with no disorders. Separate notes announce Mariano Ignacio Prado, ex president of Peru, died. Prado led forces in 1865 and ruled as dictator before constitutional presidency. Also reports from Manila show a 3447 per thousand death rate last year, with bubonic plague accounting for 194 deaths out of 271 cases.
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Washington
Shah
Teheran
Legation
Paris
Mariano Ignacio Prado
Perua
Castilla
Division of Insular Affairs
The
War Department
Manilla
Mexico City
Meat inspector posts offered as civil service delay
The civil service commission in Washington reports not enough qualified candidates for meat inspector in the bureau of animal industry. Openings pay $1,200 entrance and $1,400 salary with strong promotion potential. Appointees must be veterinary college graduates. Smallpox on board. San Francisco notes a quarantine for the Egbert voyage from the Philippines after a death from smallpox. cabin passengers to be fumigated and land Wednesday. Special hail damage reported in Burke and Emanuel counties affecting truck farms and cotton crops with local losses.
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Washington
The
Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Sericulture
Veterinary College
San Francisco
Egbert
Philippines
Savannah
Burke
Emanuel
Houston
Tex
Milan
Falls
Limestone
Baileyville
Milan County
McClanahan
Falla County
J. C. Owens
President Praises Peaceful Arts Amid Western Journey
The presidential party, greeted by crowds at arsenals along a dusty New Mexico and Arizona route, hears McKinley extol peace over war and says the United States, while ready to raise troops, will exhaust peaceful means. He asserts no imperialism and highlights national unity. Washington reports confirm talks with Lord Pauncefote on a new isthmian canal treaty emphasizing neutrality and equal shipping.
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Phoenix
Ariz
New Mexico
Arizona
McKinley
United States
Washington
Hay
West
Lord Pii
Lord Pauncefote
United States Alons
Bleeding Picture of the Savior at Me nominee
Reports describe fresh blood on the bleeding picture at Me nomine with a priest's blood matching the substance on the glass. Dried blotches are coagulated blood, and a subsequent examination confirms the red spots. Also noted are storm damages in Texas and Samar shifts with military plans and potential offensives in the Philippines.
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Marinette
Wis
Menominee
Surveyors reach city and plan work on Pittesburg avenue
A corps of surveyors arrived at noon Sunday and registered at the Archer House. They began operations on Pittesburg avenue early this morning. The surveyors refused to reveal the project’s purpose or client, but one source hinted at electric railway plans, suggesting a line through Applecreek to Wayne county coal fields. The squad headed toward the coal fields on Monday.
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Archer House
Pitteburg Avenue
Applecreek
Wayne County
Comet Sparks Debate Among Lima Observers
On May 7 in Lima the bright comet remains visible and causes lively discussion among naval astronomers and observatory staff. The sailors favor Vico's comet while the observatory group argues it may be Hacke's or Brorsen's.
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Lima
Peru
Vico
Hacke
Brorsen
We Went a Maying at High School Outing
Saturday, Mas dth, the D High School held a sol emn outing near Overton with a hay-wagon trip to the woods. The class weather forecast proved accurate, the day featured botany work and entertaining activities by the committee, and no serious accidents occurred though a creek posed a risk and one boy briefly fell in before recovering.
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D High School
Overton
WOOSTER MARKETS PRODUCER Corrected by CRAIGHEAD & Co
Market listing from May 7, 1901 shows prices for groceries provisions butter eggs lard poultry and meats. Wool wheat flour corn and other commodities are listed by dealer W D Truth with prices per barrel and per bushel.
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Craighead & Co
Dealera
W. D. Truth
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