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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1901
Page
7
A lyrical meditation on milk, cows, and twilight in a farm setting recalls summer scents and the farm’s tranquil rhythm. The prose references a poet, nature, and memory, then shifts to a sports note about country living and a late winter to spring quail and woodcock impact from an April snow storm.
Advertising copy extols Dr Kilmer and Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and urinary troubles. It warns of Brights Disease and says the remedy has cured thousands after other efforts failed. Sample bottles and a booklet are offered by mail from Binghamton New York.
London reports the Ewo incident near the Pei Ho bridge where German fire wounded two crewmen after the tug touched the bridge, prompting a British diplomatic reference to Sir Ernest Satow in Peking. Other items note a Chicago shooting, New York chamber visit to London, a Texas double tragedy, a Cleveland arrest attempt, and a French plan about Dardanelles.
Special to The Republican San Francisco May 19 reports the launching of the U S battleship Ohio witnessed by a large crowd including Miss Barber Mrs McKinley relative Helen Deshler and Ohio delegates. The vessel 888 feet long displaces 12230 tons with four 12 inch guns and a submerged torpedo tube.
Berlin May 18 German officials discuss methods to handle the Chinese indemnity. Several powers resist a joint guarantee while Germany hopes to assume China's share, with China paying interest and annual installments, Germany guaranteeing the total.
Mrs Lyman J Gage wife of the US secretary of the treasury died in Washington after a nine week illness. She was 58 born in Albany NY married in Denver in 1887. Interment will be in Chicago with her husband and daughter present. Heart trouble caused her death.
A St Ignace attorney, noted locally, disputes a lengthier history of eczema attributed to him. The case centers on statements claimed as unjustified and publicized by the well known legal figure.
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