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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1901
Page
4
A fragment from the Wooster Republican columns discussing President McKinley era topics, Wells and Toledo Jones prospects, Nash’s election odds, Pat Grove’s background, Hanna’s influence, hunting season, rail fare vibes, Croker and Morgan engineering, and various national figures. It references New York steel trusts, Carnegie, and Bryan, with observations on Ohio officials and local readers’ concerns.
A garbled historical clipping notes a royal title change with comments on public figures. It references the Duke of Cornwall becoming Prince of Wales and mentions Booker T Washington and political figures such as David Bennett Hill and Mr Croker in Kansas City. The piece reflects contemporary reactions and chatter rather than a clear report.
The Democrat editor congratulates Rep. Wels on his election and notes a 64 vote plurality and party apathy. Schley court of inquiry nears verdict with expected vindication amid calmer post election sentiment. Uncertain turnout linked to Bryan setback, president's death, and subdued rural voting.
Dalton Nov lecture course by young peoples societies features Debarrip Gill-Johnstone Company Col P E Holp on The Almighty Dear Ralph Bingham monologue entertainer and Lov J Beau champ The Sunny Side plus Schiller Male Quartet Rev Twinem Orrville moderates call for Rev Crowe Harlem Springs Mr Crowe to likely start soon Heibners new house on East Main street rising Dalton Oil and Gas to drill third well near James Erwin Rev W H Hubbell to give evening address at Baughman Township Sunday school convention Orrville Nov 29 Miss Anna McElhinney Barberton teacher former resident spent Sunday with Dalton friends Warren Harpster family
All the store invites a grand carnival from basement to roof to mark Wooster's first HOU. K. event. The sale promises bargains at dawn of the new fall season with lower prices than rivals. Come early and stay all day for deep discounts.
A Wooster sale offers deep cuts on children and men's wear. Items include knee pants and reefer overcoats, grandly priced at fractions of their regular values, with many Cheviot and Cassimere fabrics, beaver and beaver-cloth coats, gloves, hats, shirts, and umbrellas. Prominent brands and colors appear, with quantities and sizes advertised, emphasizing savings during this hour.
Housewide sale offers ladies fleece lining hosiery three for 25c, boys yoke overcoats in medium and long cuts in oxford grey, big boys subsacers at 3.50, men s dress overcoats and winter suits, night shirts, and heavy frieze storm goads with large collars. Regular values quoted, now heavily discounted, with limited customer quantities.
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