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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1899
Page
3
Local notes report increased monthly penalties, hunting yields including quail and pheasant, and a series of small incidents. Items cover theft of hens, hunting trips near Brink Haven, carpenters remarking on an omnibus, a grocery store sale, obituaries, a German church musical program, a fishing incident, and upcoming political conventions with district marshals.
A Sabbath School observance of the Presbytery of Manale is set for this Thursday and Friday at United Presbyterian Church with programs at 1:30 PM and 7 PM. Reverend W O Inompsaon D D of Ohio State University will speak in Columbus on the Educational value of the Sabbath.
The page advertises Dr. Kings New Life Pills claiming health gains from improved digestion and energy, priced at 253 cents, plus dental offers at De Natres for 6809 with 23 carat crowns and bridge work at five dollars per tooth. Also promotes Listermann String Quartet at City Opera House on November 28.
Passenger trains on the Pennsylvania Lines depart Wooster station under the new schedule. Eastbound trains at 1:30 a.m., 7:05 a.m., 12 m, and 7:36 p.m. Westbound at 10:20 p.m., 11:02 a.m., 6:34 p.m., and 10:26 p.m. For details contact ticket agent W. Leyda at Woneter.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers Thanksgiving Day round trip tickets within a 150 mile radius from selling stations at One and One third fares. Tickets on sale through December 1, 1899, inclusive. For details contact a Baltimore and Ohio ticket agent or Pass'r Agt Chicago.
Personal notes from Sterling reveal Wao Winsler a popular hotel keeper in town today Milas Lenore Schaffter Deputy County Recorder a visitor G W Spangler declined a 1200 Akron wholesale post lists many out of town mourners and guests at funerals for Miss Mary Miller and Frank KE Smith among others with multiple names and places mentioned in fragmented fashion
Mr Wiley and Miss Catale tied the knot at the Methodist parsonage in Aaulard. The groom is a nephew of Gen Agila Wiley of Wooster. The couple, from Asvignd, returned home after a brief wedding trip and will reside with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Palmer.
Obituary notice outlines the deaths of Samuel Taylor and Mrs Caroline Pfaff, noting Taylor a longtime Wooster County Republican candidate for County Commissioner who died after a period of illness. Pfaff, widow of John Pfaff, died after months of poor health. Survived by multiple children and relatives, with details on their locations.
Permanent officers elected include O. A. Barber as president HK M Buel as vice president and general manager J B Wright secretary Charles Baird treasurer and superintendent W J McMarlin cashier all from Akron Directors are O U Barber Charles Baird J K Robinson E M Buel and J B Wright Buel denies Erie low grade line rumors stating the road is being built to Creston to improve Barberton shipping facilities
Massillon high school’s “Easy Marks” learned Wooster’s speed proved too much as the Wooster eleven won 26 to 16 after a competitive first half. Follis and Gravatt starred for Wooster with multiple returns and a decisive second half. Marchand, Reed, and Follis contributed key runs for Massillon. The game featured heavy line play, several turnovers, and a late Wooster touchdown to seal the win.
Simon P. Linberger 69 died Sunday evening in Orrville after seeking divine healing in Chicago at John Alexander Dowie's Zion Home. A death certificate could not be issued until a diagnosis of cancer was confirmed by Dr P S Greenamyer after microscopic neck examination. Funeral private due to his ill son Charles Linberger. another funeral for James P Smith, 70, Chester township resident, who died Monday after typhoid fever, with service at his home led by Rev J G Black and burial in Wayne Cemetery.
Vice President Garrett T Hobart died at his Patterson New Jersey home at 8 30 this morning after a decline from angina pectoris He had shown some improvement yesterday but grew worse toward midnight Surrounded by family and friends he passed away Funeral arrangements are undecided Washington mourns a popular vice president as national buildings fly flags at half mast and the city reflects on the loss.
The KREPCBLICAN LaiTashine reports the Friday evening convention in Township Buddsey where officers were elected and a program focused on Sunday school work, state organization, and local church youth activities. Rev. Dowling delivered a masterful address on The Star of Progress, with music and remarks by local leaders. a quiet home wedding of Laura Troxel and Charles Hatta occurred nearby.
A damaged fragment from Woostri notes a gathering or event on Monday November 13 with attendees including Andrew Arderpon Adam Howers Sam Fter Will Shipley and several listed ladies and Mrs. Wm Arco Mrs Beendoo'en Miss Ita Hirsebey Ew Macksor Mr. Fatiga Koperte Mrs Anna Wige Mrs Sarah Wilson Tom Foarieny and others.
Mr J E Lility of Hannibal Maine recounts a severe illness with fever and pneumonia, claiming quick relief and full recovery after using King’s New Recovery. He praises the medicine as the fastest cure for throat and lung troubles, with bottles priced 60 cents and one dollar andaa guaranteed by Labach and Boyd Drug Store.
A vintage ad touts Electric Hitters as a health drink for women to stay attractive by regulating the stomach liver and kidneys and purifying the blood. It claims stronger nerves brighter eyes and a radiant complexion, with a promise to transform a run down invalid into a good looking charming woman. Sold for 50 cents at Laubach and Boyer’s Drug Store.
The Methodist Ladies cancel the regular Saturday exchange this week and plan a large Thanksgiving Exchange on Wednesday November 2 in the East Liberty street room of the Western Union Telegraph office. A broad range of Thanksgiving edibles will be sold, and orders to Mrs. George H. Clark are accepted until next Monday. A list of sale articles will appear soon.
Wa Hort Proctor & Chail publish a testimonial from Arrowsmith II dated January 21, 1897. The letter claims fifteen years of constipation relief after using Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin since fall 1893, noting lack of griping or pain and calling it the best remedy found.
The Pennsylvania Lines offer reduced excursion tickets for Thanksgiving travel within 180 miles of the main point. Tickets go on sale November 29 and 30 with return until December 1, available at any Pennsylvania Lines ticket station and via the nearest agent.
On Wednesday November 20 an eventful Peace Jubilee kicks off at the City Armory with a grand march of all patrons. The city promises a week of pleasure and sights ranging from architectural showcases to the simple elegance of famed homes, featuring scenes of national and Western life with many residents in festive mood.
A Wooster dealer advertises a half year sale from November 1 to January 1 offering 16 percent off on Watches Clocks Silverware Jewelry Musical Instruments and more. The shop promises extra 25 percent off on watches of every make and directs customers to the door east of Craighead's for the sale.
The publication pledges daily coverage of interesting events, aiming to keep readers correctly informed. It emphasizes timely reports across topics and seeks to establish itself as a reliable source for current happenings.
An attorney claims in Wayne County Court of Common Pleas that his client, a staffer married since December 25, 1897 in Canton, faced cruelty and neglect. He alleges she refused meals, struck him with a broom, threatened him with a hatchet, and kicked him downstairs causing injuries. He says the injuries left him unable to work for two weeks and forced him to live with his parents, seeking divorce and relief.
J J Naftzger completes major renovations to the Enrira Mill east of the city. The plant received new machinery, stands of rolls and elevators, and full cleaning and dust-control equipment. Under Wade Neftzger and L H Plack the mill will operate on an exchange plan, grinding grist on shares, and handling buckwheat and corn meal with a daily capacity of 50 barrels. It will also provide general chopping and grinding services.
The notice urges readers to ask for GRAIN-O a coffee substitute. It claims Grain-O resembles rich mocha or java in color yet is made from wholesome grains and is gentle on delicate stomachs. Prices listed 15 and 25 cents per package with availability at all grocers.
National export notice announces Baltimore and Ohio Railroad selling round trip tickets to Lizadipnta Pa for one fare, valid for return to Philadelphia through December 5. Information available from Baltimore and Ohio ticket agent or B W N Austin Gap Pass Agt Chicago.
Rev W A Thompson D D president of Ohio State University will deliver an address Thursday evening at the United Presbyterian Church on the educational value of the Sabbath School. He is described as a leading educator and forcible speaker.
Fredericktown correspondent reports Mrs Holderpaum, aged about 80 to 90, was found dead in her room 24 miles east of town on Saturday morning. Neighbors broke in after her absence alarmed them. Initial reports cite heart trouble as the cause. Robert Armstrong and wife live nearby and alerted others after her usual morning rise did not occur.
Major A B Oriton of Shreve appointed deputy intern of Vapue collector of Ninth Detrit Internal Revenue Collector McCord of Cleland. The Cleveland Leader notes Oriton has long Republican ties and served in the Spanish American War. later elected to the reorganized National Guard regiment.
The Reformed Church in Wooster marks its anniversary with services and a reception at the parsonage. Mr and Mrs Charles Weiser joined the church, a $135 donation from ninety pennsyl day taxes cleared the church debt, and Rev F C Nana of Canton will preach with Rev Netkirk delivering a historical address.
A break in at the Parrish residence in Cleveland occurred while the family was away. Entry was gained by forcing a south door and upper room door, with a partial search evident. Jewelry and silverware were taken. Mrs Parrish and Miss Parrish were away, the thief or thieves leaving the house as found.
Fragmentary OCR lists several individuals including VWanee of Holmes county and Grladya Pocock of Not pb township Chan C. Loder of Marghalmvile, Appa M stuz oar of Smitivilie Chueg C. Yoder of Marghalmvels, and Nellie May Norris of Smuitbyill. no clear action or outcome is discernible.
A historical testimonial touts Morrow's Kidneydide as a scientific kidney remedy after eighteen years of effort by an experienced chemist. It claims to affect kidneys nerves and urinary organs restoring them to normal, with Mrs Wm Kage of Liberty Street vouching for relief from back pain sleeplessness and fatigue after using the Yellow Tablets. Manufactured by John Morrows Springfield Ohio priced fifty cents per box. available at Proctor & Q Hall Drug store.
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