Timore & Que Tah Road Effective November 27 1904
The Timore and Que Tah Road announces an effective date of November 27 1904 for its operations or service change. The note records a formal adoption of the date affecting schedules or governance.
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1905
Page
7
The Timore and Que Tah Road announces an effective date of November 27 1904 for its operations or service change. The note records a formal adoption of the date affecting schedules or governance.
City businesses urged to back Wooster Giants with season tickets at five dollars each. Tickets admit 20 home games plus entry to trolley league and other scheduled games, with some restrictions. Wooster plans matchups with Medina Norwalk Massillon Canton and others, featuring players from Oberlin and local colleges.
Firemen serenade Joseph Jolliff and bride at Bever and East South streets. Lawrence family reunion set for June 1 near New Vittsburg at Samuel Speck’s home. Miss Frances A. Glenn to wed George Allen Brewer in Wooster. Westminster Memorial chapel May 27. Bryan in Kansas City praises Roosevelt Taft stance on rebates and railroad rates, comments on Chicago iroquois banquet.
Herbert V Croker, 23, son of ex Tammany leader Richard Croker, was found dead on a southbound Santa Fe train near Newton, suspected opium poisoning. A porter named Woodson is in custody after admitting Croker rode to the train from the hotel opium joint. inquest to determine cause of death. Read more details of the voyage and police pursuit.
A massive explosion at the Cora mine in Butte Montana on May 13 killed seven men and injured one. Victims include Dan O'Brien John Houla han R H H Dave Gill Nels Wampa John Kramer and Daniel Hailey. Wampa carried about 40 sticks of dynamite when the blast occurred as he climbed to a 1400 foot level. The explosion destroyed bodies several hundred feet away and shattered nearby workers. Cause unknown but suspected due to mishap with a candle. Townsfolk report broader storm damage in Guthrie Oklahoma and surrounding areas. Major John D Harrs dies in Kentucky at 76 after a long political career. In Riverside California a judge awards $25 to a Yuma Indian for forcible haircut under a bureau order.
Daniel Crouse and his wife of Sheldon and Mrs Mary Crouse his sister, aged 19 and 18, drowned when a frightened horse backed over a high embankment into the Little Wabash river near Mardenia four miles east of Huntington Indiana. Crouse's body found at the scene. The party was riding up to a bridge as water rose and the horse bolted.
The funeral for Mrs. Foote was held from the residence Toura day led by Rev. F Hershey D D of the Presbyterian church Merroeryin and family acted as pallbearers. Interment followed at Tarieteream. Hannah Kurtz, 12, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Kurtz, died Wednesday May 10 from pneumonia and related complications at the Ort cehurch of the Spith villa rundh.
William Jennings Bryan will speak at the Smithville Chautauqua in August likely August 15. Organizers expect large crowds and call the event a major attraction as Smithville becomes Wayne county’s focus for the day.
Walter D. Foss was elected Grand Master at the annual Mystic Council Princes of Jerusalem feast in Canton. The event honored Woosterite and included fifteenth and Zrarcdren negresd of Scottish Rite Masons.
A historical ad-style summary notes Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills soothe irritated nerves to stop headaches without opium etc. It includes a customer testimonial from John J McEr r President of S B Eng Co naming relief and a guarantee with 25 cent trials and 245 doses. Product sold by local druggists with Miles Medical Co based in Elkhart Indiana.
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