08 Nov 1905
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1905
Page
1
A J Fredrick and Co advertises winter coats with elegance and low prices. It emphasizes fitted stock, carefully chosen fabrics, latest styles and durability, inviting customers to inspect and try on coats that suit.
Early returns indicate Pattison won the governor's race by a large margin with estimates from 4,000 to 80,000. The Democratic ticket swept the county, Wayne County favored Pattison by 1,500, and Cincinnati and Cleveland elected Democratic mayors. The Third Ward backed Pattison by 103, while rumors place possible Republican gains only on the board of public service. Reports note Cuba health concerns and presidential attention to sanitation and a pending investigation.
Boston reports a woman's head recovered from the harbor bottom was identified at the Harvard Metal lab in Cambridge as Susanna Geary wife of Cantritte. Her daughter Evins visited the medical school to confirm the identification. Lincoln Nebraska reports Governor Mickey casting his ballot before leaving for Oregon predicting a Republican lead of 30,000 to 35,000. Four floors collapse at a new six story building in Omaha killing Albert Lumpkin and James McNamara. investigation into the cause to follow.
A restored health claim describes a dream of tartar powder free from alum and phosphatic acid. It asserts absolute purity of the product used for health benefits.
The store presents high quality suits crafted from select imported woolens. It claims only custom tailoring can surpass its fit and finish, noting few needs might require made-to-measure options, with prices implying value from $18 to $25.
Parents with large families seek value in medium priced clothes. The store offers suits and overcoats at three dollars, with Norfolks and double-breasted styles made of woolens and English serges. Extra fine garments at seven fifty feature Buster Brown and Eton looks, knickerbocker trousers, white serge trim, and embroidery.
In Odessa the Polish autonomy movement resurges as riots devastate mills and shops. Officials fear wholesale bankruptcies as merchants seek financial measures while censorship and arrests surface. Witte struggles to form a cabinet in St Petersburg. Finland’s manifesto provokes cheers in northern towns amid improving provincial conditions. An Indiana town reports a new wave of anti-cigarette indictments.
Militon Franklin Andrews Kite, sought for the Colorado Springs murder of Besale Boutox, reportedly shot a woman and fled. A separate report from Mineula, L. I., accuses a sweetheart of crime in the O'Hara case. Cleveland Poole is jailed in the O’Hara murder. A Philadelphia coroner’s team plans poison tests on Mr Todd’s body. Nealon signs with Pittsburgh. multiple clubs pursued him. A Chicago man in a somnambulistic state exits a room during a blackout.
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