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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1906
Page
4
In this October 1906 call to action the Bayne County Republicans are urged to mobilize for the election. The piece links Roosevelt’s national campaign to local success, urging neighbors to vote, support the county ticket, and back leaders who will stand by Roosevelt and reform public life.
A campaign appeal questions Judge Smyser's first term in the 69th Congress, urging voters to consider his faithful service and public acts. It highlights expected dividends for the district, including a Newark government building, Wooster funds, and the experiment station, urging residents to respond on November 6.
The Independent Voter urges Wayne County voters to back Republicans Patterson for prosecutor Merkle for sheriff Zimmerman for commissioner McClarran for director and Smoyser for Congress. It calls for open primaries and emphasizes men and principles over party lines in a strong pro independence stance.
Residents discuss whether Ashbrook could deliver a government building to Wooster. They advocate for Smyser citing patriotism and support for old soldiers, arguing a Smyser win would bring a prominent downtown building to the city.
As election day nears, supporters in old Wayne County expect Congressman Smyser to win by a large majority. He has lived there all his life and contributed to local progress, making a clean, spotless congressional record that rivals cannot challenge. Neighbors are urged to stand by him.
Hurrah for Coach Skeel and his aggregation of husky football warriors. Though they had bad luck and could not win, Saturday improved expectations for a victory over Ohio State. The Wooster admirers now hope and expect future success, raising hopes for the state championship. Hats off to the Varsity squad, Coach Skeel and Coach St. John.
Theo D Kriss and Lily Kriss of Congress township ended their divorce quietly before Judge 8 B Eason. The petition alleged neglect of duty but the dispute over alimony and costs was resolved. Lily Kriss retains custody of their minor child and alimony of 800 is awarded. Lawyers for both sides participated as settlement was reached before testimony.
On Monday afternoon October 15 the Right Reverend Ignatius Frederick Horstmann bishop of Cleveland confirmed a large class at St Marys Catholic Church. Assisted by Rev Father John Kenny of Medina and Rev Father Fridolin Ankly of Wooster, the service drew a large congregation. The list includes 48 boys and 85 girls, totaling 78 confirmands with many names recorded.
The governor calls a drainage convention to address water shortages. In Wooster residents report trouble obtaining water while other communities struggle to find fixes, with officials at their wits end about relief measures.
Friends recall a Bucyrus bride who bit guests on the cheek during a supposed kiss, a mishap blamed on an improper muzzle. Meanwhile John D. Rockefeller faces tough days yet takes comfort in advancing dividends arriving as usual.
A former New York janitor earning 16000 dollars annually is described as a potential relative thrust into a top position within the company by the president.
A quip notes the Pennsylvania capital's four million dollar cost and nine million in trimmings remind a man of his wife's new hat.
A fragmentary note references yellow fever reports from Cuba and expresses discomfort at living where cold waves arrive on October tenth. The text emphasizes unease with climate and disease context without full details.
Sir Thomas Lipton praises American women as the beat and likely shares their view on the yacht matter, signaling his favorable stance amid contemporary debates.
A question about what to do with the ex-presidents bid is becoming a bigger issue in Cuba than in other regions, drawing scrutiny from policymakers and analysts. The debate centers on potential implications for foreign relations, regional stability, and ongoing diplomatic efforts.
A lingering question about the state championship weighs on Coach Skeel as he maintains focus on current duties. The remark hints at strategic considerations without detailing plans or outcomes.
The discussion suggests benevolent assimilation as an option when other measures fail. It argues toward integrating Cuban communities through education, culture, and social programs to reduce resistance and promote loyalty to the adopting society.
The article notes that politicians will be lined up on Saturdays, signaling a shift to weekend campaign appearances. It highlights organizers preparing schedules and the anticipated turnout as candidates seek visibility with voters over weekend events.
Mrs Zeigler of Wooster through attorney M L Spooner petitions for divorce from Paul Zeigler married April 9 1899 with two children. She accuses adultery with Grace Grimes at Canton and Mansfield, claims neglect of duty by failing to provide clothing, forcing her to rely on relatives, and that he deserted the family December 16 1905. She seeks custody of the children and alimony.
Joseph Gallagher administrator files final account for Thomas Geoghan estate with hearing set November 2. Mary Nelson named executrix of Fanny Nelson estate with bond of 6000. J F Davidson guardian for George M and Mary E Davidson with bond 700. Gideon Smoker guardian for Samuel Hooley et al with eighth account due and hearing November 2. Royer administrator of Cons A Mell estate reports sale to Simon J Griner for 481.25. sale confirmed and deed ordered. Elmer McMann named administrator of W H Rastetter estate with hearing November 3.
Bachid C Warner born near Overton May 1887 died at home in Lodi after three day illness spinal meningitis. Survived by parents James and May Warner brothers sisters, with wedding to Coshocton fiancée due in November. Funeral at Lodi cemetery conducted by Ker J M Briffit and Rev Martin Caver. Ely Cream Balm ad follows with claim of cure for catarrh hay fever from Ely Bros. 50c and mailed from 56 Warren Street New York.
Thomas Fitger, aged about 66, died Saturday night in Akron after a week of typhoid fever. He had been ill for two weeks before hospital admission. A long-time Smithville resident who lived alone, his funeral was held Monday afternoon at the Lutheran church in Smithville.
In a lively Monday departure, John Hoover an assistant entomologist and C H Kyle an assistant agronomist prepared for marriage as colleagues at the experiment station join in a festive sendoff. Copious rice and tooting horns accompanied the farewell to the two prospective bridegrooms.
Eters Lae nal gig aaa vats Maseheat St bs stations bed planned to go to Manhattan Kansas for their weddings. Two young men were farewelled at the station with a large send-off as friends showered them with rice. After ceremonies in Manhattan the couples will begin short wedding trips and return to Wooster with their brides.
A report notes medical authorities anticipate the pneumonia germ will soon begin to affect patients again. The statement frames a cautious forecast of rising cases and calls for vigilance and preventive measures.
A fragment notes preference for Indian summer as politics warm around the edges. It ends with an advertisement praising Bucklen's Arnica Salve for cuts sores and skin problems, with a garbled signature.
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