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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1905
Page
6
Fragmentary text promotes umbrella use in rain and cautions on health, urging preventive measures. It touts medical plant remedies from Dr Pierce, including Queen's root and Stone root, claiming they restore stomach tone, nerve steadiness, and vitality. The piece cites traditional authorities and emphasizes tonic extracts over four decades.
A city council proceed on a theft ordinance to regulate pay for officers. Voters fear sweeping salary cuts for council members and public service board members. Street commissioner and water works supervisor may face reduced pay, while the mayor and city recorder could see earlier term limits. Debate continues as terms expire this November.
An 1830 advertisement touts Mi o Na tablets as a simple remedy for indigestion and related symptoms. It claims the product strengthens the digestive tract and allows eating freely, urging readers to try a tablet before meals and consult Laubach & Bord to see the guarantee.
Emotional scenes unfolded at the Taggart home as Mrs. Taggart faced separation from her children by a court decree. Tiddles, the family dog, cried at leaving mother, while neighbors and friends offered support. Mrs. Taggart, though deeply overwhelmed, received public sympathy from local authorities and the Republican committee.
Civl War and Spanish American veterans in Ohio state employe rosters under Governor Herrick are defended by Colonel Curry who says earlier reports alleging mass discharges were false. He confirms only three veteran positions abolished and asserts Herrick supports veterans and a state monument. He condemns repeated attacks as politically motivated and notes the broader economic link under Republican policies in Lorain County.
Attorney General Wade Eis moves to sue the International Harvester Company over alleged monopoly practices. He cites statewide memorials from farmers claiming the trust controls harvesting machinery and upholds monopoly pricing. The goal is to oust the trust from Ohio.
The Taggart case drew unparalleled public interest nationwide and abroad due to sensational adultery allegations involving Major Taggart and his wife Mrs Taggart. High-profile court actions, petitions, and extensive newspaper coverage followed as witnesses testified, with Judge Eason delivering the final decision after a month of hearings and argument.
Ohio reports from 18 state institutions for nine months ending August 16 show reduced operating expenses. Average per capita cost dropped to 126.82 from 130, with hospitals saving 481 per capita and penal reformatories 699. Ten institutions cut costs further by 654 to 1644, while average inmates totaled 17,791, up 11. The total maintenance bill nears 25,841,070 with food cost averaging 1.41 dollars per day.
Senator Dick Foraker and President Roosevelt voice unity on reform aims despite misread comments at Belle Fontaine. Foraker rejects break with administration asserting both seek to cure evils and pass needed legislation. He notes rate making could stay with Congress or be given to the Interstate Commerce Commission.
An old advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills for male people as a cure for blood deficiency and a wide range of ailments. It recounts Mrs Hall of No 5 High Street Norwalk and others who claim renewed strength, better appetite, and improved breathing after using the pills. The copy warns against imitations and directs buyers to obtain the medicine from druggists or the Schenectady company.
Timore and Qing Alagoas timetable effective July 23 108 outlines dually flag stop daily except Sunday. Branch trains connect with the C A & C trail at Millersburg for points south. W & IL Fourth No 199 connects at Lad i for all points that 3 ELE trains serve.
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