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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1902
Page
4
A New York digest notes prices remain high. comments on replacing a general emerge as a theme. Queen Wilhelmina’s health prompts obituary chatter. Remarks touch on Bryan’s future and Cuba's limited start in business, while mentions of Neeley and Mucky EY suggest stray figures and unfocused rumor.
Entry appears as a postal notice from Wooster Ohio mentioning a person named Matt Kintter. limited readable text suggests a mailing or registration context with no clear event date or additional details. Further content needed for a fuller summary.
The Fifth Judicial Circuit Republican delegates meet to choose representation for a convention to nominate a candidate for Circuit Judge. Counties Ashland Morrow Muskingum Richland Tuscarawas Wayne each receive one delegate per 500 votes for Governor Nash or fraction thereof over 230. Delegates must present credentials signed by county committeemen. vacancies handled by county executive committee. The secretary will certify delegates to the respective chairmen for publication.
Correspon dents notices from Bilachleyville Congress Moorland and Applecreek were destroyed in a press mishap delaying weekly republicans news. Carnegie Bryan Knox and Grover Cleveland are mentioned with varied topics as Memorial day plans and South Africa dispatches appear.
Disjointed notes cover government actions the coal price hike amid strikes, Danish West Indies policy delay, a Booker T. Washington address at a Jewish college, peach crop fears, and a Republican convention keynote in Cleveland. It mentions Rene Washington, Governor Grorvenor, and political maneuvering.
The report bundles speculative talk of a Jeffries and Ritzen meeting in San Francisco, a General Mines salary note, TAMMAN campaign fund chatter, and London coronation title whispers about the Astor family. It reads as loose, opinionated chatter on current events and figures.
Four travelers from New York attempted to beat U M Schwab’s car record between Atlantic City and New York. If Schwab had been present before their trip he likely could have offered incentives to deter them from trying.
Kenyon College defeats Washington and Jefferson to claim the title in Ohio college baseball, as reported by the Pittsburg Dispatch. The Dispatch sports column playfully hints at missing last Saturday’s outcomes.
Potts, who testified Sedley acted nervous at the Battle of Santiago, faces an embassy attack in Berlin. The young observer now endures the emperor's snub, prompting hopes he may later wish he had not been so observant.
The text describes Presippxr Roosky EL being targeted by a rock during a trap and chat scene in Cripplereek amid the last campaign. It notes Roosevelt may see the stone used in a secure location to avoid interrupting the performance.
Josers Rint of Delavis Wisconsin trains scarecrows to perform odd acts through attachments to Mr Kiel's harvest. The antic displays irritate local crows. If weather cooperates a strong corn crop is expected with a favorable climax at harvest time.
Two years after a suit began in the United States circuit court at Chicago seeking to bar Richard Mansfield from performing Cyrano de Bergerac, a Wednesday decision held the star cannot produce the play. Mansfield, who profited from the production, may see the ruling as a stumble rather than a defeat, given his diminished use of the work.
Fragmentary text notes Tyfin Dangers involving Jai ene Mie and Gade Thompson living and reentering over an unspecified matter. The readable portions provide limited names and vague residence references without clear events or dates to establish a full news item.
Mayville notes from the week record visitors and illnesses, mention Cyrus Meldwright joining his brother in New York gold fields, travel to New Philadelphia, and a mill repair contract at Sparta. The piece notes a mother's funeral, a dog bite incident involving Chas Musser’s 18–month-old daughter, and the death of Mrs. Sarah Rieder, a longtime Christian pillar with 16 children and 33 grandchildren.
On Saturday Howard aug Missle Obi 1 and Mrs. M. B.ooming ton hosted a party for about 25 young friends. Everyone enjoyed a jolly time with dainties and a toast. The Phi Gams plan to drive to Lodi for supper Friday afternoon.
A sequence of thunderstorm incidents reports several lightning strikes nearby. A J F Britton farm loss of five two year old heifers. Mrs hal salesman and families home with relatives. Goshorn returns from New Bedford teaching year ended. Decoration day to be observed with an M E church Ladies Aid serving ice cream.
At the Board of Trade meeting tomorrow night a harness and saddle manufacturer plans to address relocation to Wooster. The firm employs about 124 men and details on any bonus or incentives remain unclear.
Pittsburg Dispatch Promoté reports French remains at work on the Athland and Mahoning railroad. He traveled to Pittsburg after more pheraicntares and met with goor assurances from local gentlemen. The Dispatch says French aims to build a Vanderbilt awaited road and believes success hinges on the Richland and Mahoning project, a plan that may hold water though it is unclear whether water refers to stock or cash.
News items report coal prices rising to 860 a ton in New York from 260, a Kansas City murder of Joseph Barone, a Lincoln Grant letter sale in New York, and state payroll cuts in Minnesota. Also noted are a New Jersey asylum fire scare, a New York murder involving Thomas Kilty, a Surgical Triumph ad, and medical testimonials for Dr Kutchin and Dr Caldwell.
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