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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1905
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered terms like December May and numbers 8356 4437 80 8234 with garbled phrases. The snippet hints at market or trade terms and stray proper nouns but contains no coherent event or clear entities to anchor a full news item.
A fragmented page from the Wooster Republican prints varied chatter from local politics and world events. References span weather, depopulation rumors, czarist politics, repairs, turkey prices, and Senate Platt, with scattered notes on elections and public concerns.
A well attended men's social at the Lutheran church featured performers Masters Prances Whithtaler Walter Foss Sylvester Gray and Ralph Miller Irvin Starr and Archie Albright. A wedding at the bride's parents home followed, uniting Miss Margret Ated and Mr. Hetwan Leiter with priest Father Metternich officiating.
Os Cinte Wo Garver petitions for divorce alleging crossness ill temper and that Elsie Garver neglected duties at home and deserted him. He claims she refused to cook, spent time reading, and that their marriage produced one son Charles born 1905.
The text references a contested presidential nomination and threats of violence over presenting a name at a convention. It mentions Jamestown, events in Stas, a Peter-bure location, and Society of New York remarks about Prince Louis entertainment by the Four Hundred including Astor’s dinner details.
Judge Taylor delays case involving Zlnawer of Wooster and Jud ee Suryert of Wanster until February. District Attorney Sullivan approves the adjournment citing time to prepare. Zuanerman faces complicity in the Wowter National Bank wreck. Plebbyer is in penitentiary as trials of other bankers proceed.
An advertisement promotes a treatment named Ayourei offered by Boyd and partners claiming cures for catarrh asthma and ear nose and throat infections. The copy touts an inhaler delivering airborne agents that purify the blood, soothe head and throat, and improve breathing with an alleged mountain air effect. It urges rapid relief from respiratory issues through the inhaler-based regimen.
The Eagles prepare a dedication event with an orchestra and piano music. Hon Hy Do Davis of Cleveland, state fire marshal, will deliver an address, with other speakers from Ohio. An elaborate supper is planned, weather permitting, to showcase the Eagles’ recent work and invitees.
Mrs Althea Dial of Holwes County files for divorce from Moses Dial of Shreve alleging July 1 1899 abandonment after a July 13 1488 marriage. She cites four children and seeks relief while detailing his willful departure and failure to return.
A fragmentary OCR listing names appears to catalog figures such as Rowan de Le, Osborne Cushies, Marlow, Emil Proctor, Tarmas Roberts, and several Mrs Miss and Misses including W M Barden, Luella Crowell, Bertha Gardner, Minnie Holler, Effie Lawrence, Mary Lee, Ella Saure, and others. The Fourth Class mentions Mary E Wilson.
Miss Mamie Lester, a maiden lady who came from Chicago two years ago, died early Monday at the residence of Dr. J. W. Lehr where she had been sick. The death ends her long suffering and leaves mourners in the community.
An education gathering in Wooster drew large rural attendance from Wayne County. Speakers, including Supt Charles Croneborg and Dr N B Judd, urged modern studies and teacher self culture. Miss Jennie Adair and Miss Ella Blanchard highlighted pedagogy and history, with practical talks on language, science and vocation training.
Local Ashland paper reports elation over prospects for an electric street railway from Mansfeld to Clavelyn. Col C V Hurd and engineers survey routes through Ashland, West Salem and nearby towns. funding and right of way are being arranged with bonds and local support. Work could start in April with route decisions soon, and B&O railroad concerns noted but largely set aside.
Politicians in Wooster discuss a Civil Service Order affecting the Wooster postmaster position. The order could extend or end current duties, with Postmaster Wlattery’s term expiring next summer after a recent three year and a half appointment. No exact copy of the order is available locally.
Former resident Hoy Bradshaw now living in Pennsylvania was badly hurt Saturday morning when his foot got caught in a train mechanism at New Foshton. He was dragged by a passenger train No 41 on the Pennsylvania Line before bystanders stopped the train and freed him. He believes he can return home.
Fragmented text shows Frank Carlin of Congress fined 100 dollars and costs in United States court on a liquor related charge. Additional names and garbled lines mention Coella and Crevetaed but are unreadable. The report notes a Tuesday appearance and a sentence imposing a fine and costs.
A note states no water committee meeting will be held this week and mentions difficulties in arranging an event Friday evening. The message references the security plan and the ongoing work on the new plant, with placeholder details about dates and attendees.
An advertisement touts Life Plant as a cure for rheumatism, alleging uric acid is purged from blood and joints. It claims 97 percent cure rate across 10,000 testimonials last year and cites O K Duck of Ledona C seeking relief from severe swelling after October 1902 with four bottles.
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