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30 May 1906
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1906
Page
1
White Hosiery Promises Higher Popularity This Season
A local hosiery ad highlights white lisle and lisle hose for ladies at 35c per pair or 3 for $4.00, with lace boot styles and various colors. It also notes durable children’s hosiery, recommending Buster Brown, Black Cat, and Cadet Ribbed stockings at 25c per pair for strong wear, plus lace lisle options in multiple colors and sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Brown
Childrens Lace Lisle
Trolley league opens next week in Wooster schedule uncertain
The trolley league season begins next week with a Wooster game on either Tuesday or Thursday pending Elyria’s confirmation. Elyria has three games on Wednesday, the team aims to travel to Chicago Junction after spending the night in Elyria, with morning trains starting at 6:30 and an afternoon game at 3:15. Manager Wilhelm faced trouble assembling a full squad but expects a capable group for the trip. Fans are urged to be patient and generous as the team plans their opening stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rab. Wooster
Evith Elyria
Elyria
Chicago
Chicago Junction
Wilhelm
Ase
Democratic Convention Set for Wooster June 2nd
The Democratic judicial committee fixed Tuesday June 2 in Wooster as the delegated convention date to nominate a Common Pleas Judge for the third subdivision of the Sixth District. Judge John T. Maxwell of Millersburg named temporary chairman with W E Weygandt of Wooster as secretary. 118 delegates allocated among Coshocton Holmes and Wayne counties. Mrs Sarah Fisher opens a new eatery on South Market Street in the former Fisher saloon, promising attentive service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Judicial Committee
Millersburg
Wooster
Plqve
Sixth Judicial District
John T. Maxwell
W. E. Weygandt
Coshocton
Holmes
Wayne
Frost Nips Few Things In Bottoms And Hills
Jack Frost nipped a few tender blossoms in the bottoms Tuesday morning. On hill tops white showed up and a wild fog hindered activity. The experiment station reports likely no damage on hilltops and potential harm in bottoms appears slight if any. Frost dissolved by 6:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Jack
Zion City visitors include Harman Matz and family
Mrs Harman Matz and children of Zion City are visiting Mr and Mrs Wellington Matz and will stay three or four weeks in this city Harman Matz former Wooster printer will visit soon The group, like most followers of Dowie, supports the Zion Leader W G Voliva and has joined him with aides
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harman Matz
Zion City
Wellington Matz
Wooster
Dowie
Morehouse case opens in Common Pleas court
The Morehouse murder trial proceeds with testimony on morphine exposure and child illness. Dr. Stoll argues morphine could have caused the infant's decline while prosecutors press for conviction, as the court prepares for closing arguments and jury deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morehouse
Lorain
Atttorney Adama
Common Pleas Court
E. Waygandt
Harry J. Stoll
Stoll
Auch
Robert Lés
West Salem
Dunlap
Getting in Readiness for Central Union Line Installation
Anticipating a favorable Ohio Supreme Court ruling, Central Union Telephone prepares to install its plant promptly. Miles of wire are on hand and phones ready to move, awaiting the court’s decision. The switchboard was installed three years ago amid litigation hopes and no move to block the entry. Local company to maintain service quality if ruling favors the central line, while rumors of a possible U S appeal resurface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Ohio
Central Union Telephone Company
Supreme Court
Central Union
United States
Temperance Question Discussed by Wooster Minister
Rev J Shellenberger spoke at the Church of Chaet on Sunday night about the temperance issue in Wooster. He presented the attorney general's decision to the auditor of state and argued the illegality of selling intoxicating liquor in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
J. &. Shellenberger
Church of Chaet
Shellenberger
Auditor of State
Republican
They Wouldnt Co ed At University Literary Societies
An attempt by a university literary society to form coed divisions failed after lively week long debate. Four societies debated unequally splitting members by sex with one society voting in favor while the other three rejected the plan. Charles R Scott, the plumber, reported a fine wagon incident on the road as a separate note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Pe 'Pe
Trevary Audies
Charles R Scott
Decision on NE telephone case delayed by judges on vacation
A memo to the Republican party notes no decision will be reached this week on the NE telephone case as the judges are on vacation. The delay postpones ruling, with further action expected after their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cne
Repu
Wooster Society Notes Busy Card Party and Gatherings
Miss Elizabeth Johnaonen hosted a Monday card party honoring Mrs John Fife of Pittsburg with prizes to Mrs Wik Carry and Mr John McSweeney while Edith Me Williams won the fines prize. Edson Van Trees of Cleveland and Miss Elizabeth James were mentioned in wedding news. socials include Wooster events at Massillon and Chippewas Lake with clubs, dinners, and lectures, plus a Shirt Waist ball at Miller's Hall and gatherings of Kappa Alpha Theta and Gamma friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Johnaonen
John Fife
Pittsburg
John McSweeney
Edith- Me
Williams
Eliizabeth James
Wesabe
Edson van Trees
Cleveland
Massillon
Geo. W. Jaumens
Els Wooster
van Tress
Crawford Place
Lee B. Eberly
Mile
Smithville
Sadie Kauffman
Odette Club
Spink Street
Beall Avenue
Maragréte Platter
Kappa Alpha Thete
Edith McWilliams
Greensburg
Wooster
Millers Hall
Chippewas Lake
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South Market Street
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Morea
Eason
Jeans Christ
W. Bennett
Carjin
Atate
Hoss
Funck
Chas. F. Addame
W. B. Weygandt
Carlin
Thesr
C. F Adame
Adams
W E. Weygands
Temperance
Christian Church
Society
Bre
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Loui
Bever Street
Archbald
Sigmie
Caland
Nick Amster
He’s
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