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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1901
Page
6
A public message extols Ivory Soap as pure and affordable. It emphasizes value, purity, and the soap's floating property, claiming vegetable oil composition and no costly packaging.
Editorial comment notes straw hats appearing and harbingers not in vain while farmers and laborers take center stage. It contrasts a worker with a new broom sweeping Cleveland and hints at a future economic move to bring trusts into a single umbrella.
J Pierpont Morgan expands influence across maritime interests as control of vast ocean commerce concentrates. The shift parallels a three year span since Commodore George Dewey stood as the lone prominent figure on the global maritime scene.
A fragment hints at Frnstona wishing for more Aguinaldos to be present, implying a desire for additional individuals with that surname in the moment.
Richard Croker is coming home as New York politics show signs of renewed strength with Tammany Hall turning to him after recent gains.
King Edward aims to acquire Ad elina Patti’s historic Scottish castle in a move to expand royal properties. Officials confirm negotiations underway with estate owners and trustees, seeking terms favorable to heritage preservation and public access where possible.
A strained note from entertainment circles hints Patti may postpone or cancel a farewell tour to reassess plans. Sources say scheduling, health questions, and venue concerns complicate the path forward, leaving fans awaiting official word.
They form a straw hat trust signaling a return to first principles for some readers. The remark suggests reevaluating basic assumptions and governance approaches amid evolving expectations.
David Hill states he will not run this time, signaling a restrained bid approach and the possibility of future involvement in the race. The move suggests strategic patience while keeping doors open for later participation.
Report suggests the former South African leader Paul Kruger plans to travel to the United States possibly to assess the fate of a hustling fund he contributed to Webster Davis. The note hints at a philanthropic or political link and future as yet unclear plans.
Considering Mt Union's athletics record, three bona fide college men and ball teams, about eighty eight in number, reflect a level of program depth and competitive balance plausible for a strong small college. The remark notes multiple teams and a sizable pool of players, highlighting the university's broad athletic engagement.
The remark suggests that if the president could induce the Filipinos to send delegates, he might pacify them by feeding them, making them believe the United States was agreeable. The sentence hints at manipulation to project approval or stability through hospitality and diplomacy.
The stock market’s meteoric surge produces varied fortunes as some individuals report striking gains while others remain without millionaire status. The scene features frequent encounters with men who have not joined the millionaires’ club despite the market’s strong run.
John D. Rockefeller writes on the art of giving noting public interest would rise if he shared his recipe for the art of making. The remark implies focus on generosity and creation, reflecting Rockefeller’s public stance and approach to philanthropy.
After promoting prosperity, Mr Mc Kinley surveys the market to gauge customer reception of his delivered goods. The tour emphasizes ongoing efforts and the response of buyers to his policies and promises.
Senator Pettigrew is expected to push his anti stock exchange stance as before, while it appears he may need the money he won to help the old horse jog along.
A report claims J. P. Morgan seeks control of Europe’s canal networks to streamline distribution for his steel trust. The assertion suggests that if Morgan desires them, he will obtain the rights.
The piece notes how Minister Conger may seek any demand he wishes in town and could be well paid for that small appeal he used on the anxious seat last summer. The tone satirizes ambition and leverage in political dealings.
Report says a lone man in a mountainous Kentucky area, unaware the war had ended, accepted an $8100 Confederate bill as payment. The incident drew little sympathy, with voices urging the man to be disciplined for refusing lawful currency.
The Chinese question settlement proceeds wearily with little notable progress and a sense that authorities aim to test how much it can endure. The article comments on the slow pace and diminishing attention given to the issue as debates linger without decisive results.
Epwanko Cepahy has received an offer to return 20000 of the 26000 paid to kidnappers for his boy, in exchange for withdrawing the reward. Mr Cudahy believes the offer may be genuine, while others suspect a trap. The odds of a successful return remain doubtful as authorities and family weigh indemnity and action.
Newark judge states a man who asks a woman to marry him must go through with it even if she refuses. The ruling, while legally questionable, would burden men coerced into proposing, though the judge did not intend it literally.
A Chicago professor seeks a reputation boost by declaring he has never been kissed. The tale recalls a similar boast by a summer girl toward her admirer. Noting past ties to Delaware Ohio, locals describe him as no different from other young men, casting doubt on his veracity.
Judge Young of Upper Sandusky blocks publishing the Foster murder trial details. The piece argues court news is public property and restraints on publicity threaten a lawful public trial, potentially reaching the U S Supreme Court.
This nostalgic jingle invites families to choose Jell O as a quick two minute dessert option. It highlights no baking required, just add hot water and set to cook. Flavors include Orange Raspberry and Strawberry with directions aimed at a home kitchen.
Mrs Nannie Guy, an agent, reported losing a roll of money estimated between forty and fifty dollars on Friday afternoon. By Saturday, the funds remained unfound and she could not attend to business or sleep well due to itching piles. Dean's Ointment advertised as a cure alongside a local drug store listing.
H G Case of San Francisco a former Wayne county schoolteacher will return soon to take over a farm life near West Salem. Mrs Case and young Russell visited Dora Jacobs’ home about two weeks ago.
A longtime law partnership between Mahlon Reach and Charles M Yocum has been dissolved by mutual consent with both remaining in the profession. Mr Roach now operates from a new office in a Mish ten building he recently bought at the southeast side of the Paublite Square, above the Bryson Wallpaper store, inviting former clients and friends to visit during city calls.
CLEARCREEK VALLEY May 3. Mr and Mrs F M Mullinesux of West Salem were guests of D S Stout Saturday and Sunday. Aston Mowrer, ill for weeks, can be about again. Trees loaded with bloom promise abundant fruit if no late frosts. David George of Hancock county visited his brother Daniel, their first meeting in 27 years. Charles Keim moved his family to Wodaterr. The assessor has paid this valley a visit yet.
Senator Beveridge of Indiana delivers a long oration on the United States role in empire. He argues the Philippines and Cuba create a strategic Far East position and endorses American guardianship to preserve liberty, order, and trade while warning against retreat or foreign rule. He stresses a new form of American stewardship and warns against other powers seizing influence in China and the region.
An ornate 19th century advert promises Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh at all disease stages, claiming it treats the blood and mucous surfaces. It offers a $100 reward if any case resists, lists B J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as proprietors, and urges purchase from druggists nationwide.
Dalton May 3. Citizens were surprised to learn Prof T W Kimber resigned after six years as superintendent to study law. Funeral of Mrs D C Rudy drew the largest ever Dalton church crowd with an impressive sermon from Luke 10 20. Sugarcreek township Sunday school convention well attended with officers named. Rev W H Hubbell to preach the high school baccalaureate May 19. A new daughter arrived for Mr and Mrs Wyre west of town. Coal mine shaft sinking progresses rapidly. coal soon to be hoisted.
Four flavors Lemon Orange Raspberry and Strawberry advertised for 10 cents each. Limited offer at local grocers with bold display and tasting hint.
Rev. Sylvanius M. Gillam who sailed for India last fall has learned the language enough to teach Bible to a class of young men each day. Assist Nature There are times when you should assist nature. It is now undertaking to cleanse your system if you take Head's Sarsaparilla. The medicine purifies and builds up as nothing else does.
A two year old, George Oyler, son of Charles Oyler of the fifth ward, was badly burned about the face and eyes Wednesday after grabbing a can of lye. Dr N P Hardy treated him. The item also quotes medical advice praising Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for digestion and overall health with claims of non alcohol and non narcotic content.
A cashier from East St. Louis testifies after twenty years of constipation and stomach pains that two bottles of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin gave relief, praising the remedy as the finest for stomach troubles. Sold by all druggists.
An advertisement promotes Mrs Allen's Hair Restorer claiming hair color restoration to natural shade, leaving hair clean soft and glossy without odor or scalp staining. It promises harmless formula and offers circulars for 2 cents postage from 251 Woodward Avenue Batrolt Michigan established 1965.
Fragmentary lines mention vitality and the body’s strength with Scott's Emulsion referenced as a remedy. The words are garbled but suggest a health product claim about restoring wellness and energy. Specific facts or events are not clear from the readable text.
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