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Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1902

Page

8

City council weighs East Liberty street franchise

Members met Monday evening with ten on roll call. The session approved minutes, discussed a waterway improvement on Christmas Run, and debated a sewer tap rate on Spruce street. A proposed Cleveland and Southern railway extension on East Liberty Street to Buckeye Street was introduced, favored, and sent to the recess for later action.

van Nestwin Milier Vanover West North Street J. B Edward Swartz South Walnut Street Spruce Street Zimmerman van Nest Eite Shen Gage Kinney Schad Pavin and Crossing Committee Aid Said Council Milner Cleveland and Southeran East Liberty Street Buckeye Street Market Street Public Square M. L. Smyser C. V. ‘Hard Col. Hard Rorya Ayleworth Electric Railway Company Bowman Street City Engineer and Finance Committee East Henry Street Saybolt Avenue Board of Trade Walter D. Foss Board L. E Chapin Canton

Freelance items from Fredericksburg notes and incidents

Fredericksburg notes report a funeral attendance for Clyde Gardner killed by a streetcar, a barn ladder accident injuring Henry Shaffer, a broken arm incident, residents John Martin and family moving to town, Esta Mumaw seeking a music class, juror A T Kilgore returning from Cleveland, a buggy accident involving Harry and Frank Saure, repairs at EK Barnes home, Dr S McKinney and Mrs Smith visiting, Frank Searight visiting from Montana, and wedding notices for Austin Kendall and Asadore Berger with Rev Knapp officiating.

Fredericksburg J Q Richards Hartford City Clyde Gardner Henry Shaffer A. T. Kilgore Cleveland Harry Frank Saure Frank Barnes Frank Searight Montana Dr. Smith Canton S. McKinney Lois Lyon Wooster Austin Kendall Asadore Berger Rev Knapp North Main Street Misa Laura Christy Miss Slem Nellie Johnson

Local tidbits and incidents from Wooster area

A patchwork of short notices from Wooster and Wayne county includes births, marriages, property deals, and minor accidents. Highlights mention a family born on November 2 1902 in Lodi, a Perry Tanner visit to Akron, teaching assignment in Moscow, harvest of clover with many leaves, a dog at Snow Flake mills dead, and several injuries at local workplaces. Also noted are restaurant sale, school building remodeling, a jail barber incident, and a near wagon accident involving John Graber.

W. D. Daniels Lodi Wil- Oe Beery Perry Tanner Wayne County Akron Est Weiser C. A. Wens Moscow Taplergross Bertiecee County Fev Eeks Pittsburg Grace Reformed Church of Reedsburg Mabel Snyder Jacob Snyder Madison Hill A. CG. Smith Snow Flake Perry Straw North Buckeye Street A. H. Hunt Cora Ryland Chicago Parvin Ryland Cleveland Fritz Wooster Fred Mingo Mingo James McCarthy Orrville McCarthy

Wooster Alumni and Town Clubs Observe Busy Week

A long Wooster calendar shows the Alumni association meeting changed to Monday evening at Miss Burn B Kean's home. The Woman's Missionary Society meets at Mrs Charlotte Reid's 67 North Walnut Street Thursday at 3 30 p m. A social at Miss Minnie Goldsmith’s features music and readings by local residents including Miss Kathleen Bolus Miss Mae McCoy and Miss Lucille Rockey. The Century club met at Prof W Z Bennett’s home with Prof W J Seelye discussing Word Studies From the old Testament. Mr and Mrs Hank host a reception at the M E church parlor for the pastor’s return after a grateful conference. Mr and Mrs Hoak report a trip to the G A R encampment in Washington and Civil War battlefields with friends. A warm community welcome closes the evening.

Wooster Alumni_ association Kappa Keyed “Gamma Burn Kean Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church Charlotte Reid North Walnut Street Minnie Goldsmith Sharps and Flats Sloe Fir Dowell Kathleen Bolus Mae McCoy Moralbh Harry Young Warren Keister Harry Sweeny Mabel Nice Drucilla Bolus Lucille Rockey Zella Sidle Century Club W. Z. Bennett W. J. Seelye Chicago Anna Wherry Arthur Keniston Wherry Wooster Hank Burbank M. E. Church M. E

Lilly Divorce Petition Alleges Extreme Cruelty

Mrs. Vadie A. Lilly filed for divorce from Samuel B. Lilly alleging they wed October 20, 1901 and have no children. She claims February 9, 1902 he struck her with a skillet and drove her from the home and that he failed to provide necessities. She seeks restoration to her maiden name and proper relief.

Vadie A. Lilly Kean & Hay Samuel B. Lilly Lilly

Settlement of Robison mail fraud case outlined

A detailed account covers Walter Robison's earlier souvenir mail scheme linked to the ruined university, the university’s objections, legal threats, and his eventual settlement in Cleveland after a federal grand jury inquiry. It notes his plea of not guilty, a small bond, and that he settled by admitting a technical violation of the law while claiming no guilt.

Walter Robison Robison Federal Grand Jury Bison

Federal Gold Stock Advancing Soon to be Withdrawn

A dated letter from Oct 22 1902 reports the Federal Gold and Copper Company mine at Dayton Nevada expanding. Machinery and electric plant are being installed, a new shaft shows great results, and the mill is expected to start by January 1 delivering 100 tons daily and $800 to $1500 in daily net. Shares priced at 85 cents now will drop to 75 cents December 1. Withdrawn from market. O S Dudley President. Send for stock to Agent Harrold Rocky River Ohio.

Ourmi la Beng Rapilly Bulle New York Federal Gold and Copper Company Dayton Nevada Dudley Harrold Rocky River

Glass making may start this month says Pocock

H F Pocock told Republican representatives that while he has often avoided giving dates he sees no reason not to start making glass this month. He regrets delays but insists work could begin soon.

H. F. Pocock Pocock

Report on Wooster water supply by CE Chapin presented

The CE Chapin inquiry into Wooster's probable water supply was received by Hon. L. Pohlger and prepared with great care. It covers much space and closely follows the earlier statement and will be presented before the council.

CE. Chapin Wooster L. Pohlger

One Voters Opinion Expressed In A Short Verse

A compact poetic opinion critiques a political code while mentioning taxation and home rule. The piece references dyspepsia and liver complaints, urging readers to buy August Flower as a cure and including garbled advertising lines and names.

Tom L

Actress Laura Biggar Surrenders in New Jersey Jail

Freehold, Nov 4 Miss Laura Biggar the actress surrendered herself at the county jail after a delay caused by a warrant for attempted fraud in connection with the will of Henry M Bennett. She had been living in New York and refused bail at 10 and Stanton awaiting the warrant’s delivery and any indictment.

Laura Bliggar New Jersey Freehold Laura Biggar Henry M. Bennet Léreounty Asbury Park Miss Biggar New York Stanton

Fell From a Tree Causes Hospital Stay at Cres ton

Creston reports Main street grade levels set and electric railway work to start within limits, with cars expected near the county seat in the new year. Isaac McQuade, 73, injured when he fell from a tree while picking apples, was taken home unconscious. Dr. Saunders says no bones broken but serious injuries, recovery unlikely. Local paper notes Dawn of improved access boosts population and industry growth. Rev. Sears ill with tonsillitis. Prof. Heichel spoke on language origins at the Presbyterian church. community comments on election outcomes reflect local sentiment.

Rothaus West Liberty Street Zaring & Miller Romeo Zerrer South Bever Street Orrville Jay Steele Wayne County Cottonwood Falls Kans Isaac Smith Wayne Township Maine Harry Bartram Shreve Neal Hardy Ben Miller Miller James Siglers Akron Frank Sigler Third Ward Agate Wooster John Graber The Wooster Brewing Company Creston Main Street Cleveland Iveland Isaac McQuade Solomon Fetter Saunders McQuade Theiyi Creston Journa Swift Ay Tanner W. E. Heichel

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