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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1901
Page
6
Ty Apier Tenn were killed in an incident reported in the fragment. The readable text is limited and lacks clear details on location date or other involved parties. Further context from the original source is required for a precise summary.
Report from Seangla dated October 18 describes a mast 500 event where bolomen at Bangarou on Samu island halted 4 infantry units by surprise. A relief column arrived in time to prevent a larger disaster as more than a hundred were routed.
Improvements continue at the Presbyterium church with new flagstone walks. Campbell Pessecant and AQUI Mowery also enhance homes. A funeral ends a protracted illness as a burial occurs in Congress cemetery. A. B. Lee reports mines above expectations in a revised telegram.
Correspondence from Fredericksburg reports Mrs Joseph Armstrong traveling to New Philadelphia for a district WRC convention and planning to return Thursday. Arteue Graham from Becks Mills Holmes County and his brother Thos Graham of Winfield Kansas visit with cousin Joseph Armstrong. A Sunday school township convention is scheduled at Moo Church Friday afternoon and evening.
Rural delivery inspector Tate visits Wooster and Applecreek area for route checks with local families, neighbors, and Bruin, plus visits to Miss Amerm in Wooster. Miss Rabble Barnes resumed studies at the Conservatory, while Rev A M Bile and family mourn the passing of a church member.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a note about an individual named Jamies Millerhaus being brought back from Cleveland to Toledo. The text references time in a restaurant and mentions locations including Cleveland and Atlanta as part of a broader travel or arrest narrative.
Messrs Sam and Will Bell John Hell Billy Jubb and Sam Bell Jr returned from a two week stay at the Pan-American Exposition where the Bell brothers had twelve imported horses in the big horse show. Judges awarded five premiums to Hell Brothers amid strong competition among horse dealers and importers from the United States and Canada. Sam Bell called the event the best he ever attended in America and noted one horse’s poorer result notwithstanding the overall success while acknowledging the high expense and the show’s advertising value.
An advertisement fragment touts a headache capsule product named Kran 5 Headache Capsules. It links the remedy to relief for various ailments and mentions favorable testimonials. The copy markets price and indicates claimed benefits despite serious conditions like Brighy’s disease and diabetes, emphasizing wide usefulness and consumer demand.
Noah Kt Steiner of Atron died Wednesday night in Akron amid unclear illness described as heart condition and worm phenumism. authorities and county officials noted the event as a reported death with limited readable details from the damaged text.
The report notes a special prize awarded for parade arrangements titled Toots thet the tepes of arvana parade estetted that they had no prize Tee the bows who got up the big white horse stewed the following to the veugesters Pocurerar's Blan grees Vranda Messner a)an propus Keister Brothers a0eutsaa 4o0ds W aA Wilson a0 cents in poor.
The text outlines unsettled finances around a Canton trip, noting only the Kron company has been paid and suggesting state funds existed but were delayed by legislative action. It mentions delays in disbursing pay, borrowing by captains, and broader funding issues affecting advance payments and security.
Local authorities issued warrants for Charles Beattie and Win Ruser of Rittman on burglary charges after a reported break in at a patio area where beer and other items were stolen. Marscal emer and Deputy Sheri Gaver served the warrant and filed formal charges as the case moves forward.
A long list details transfers in Wooster and surrounding townships, naming grantees like Levi Piel, Elizabeth Cardone, Edwin J Gardner, Hiram Swartz, Catherine Wein and Joseph Wein, across townships including Wooster, Congress, Chippewa, Doylestown, West Salem, and Shreve. Amounts include $225, $1,000 and various parcels of 6 acres, 63 acres, and lot numbers, with undivided halves and multiple lots referenced.
President Roosevelt departs for Yale to receive the honorary LL D degree. Accompanied by Secretary Cortelyou the president will stop at New Haven after visiting Farmington and New York. Senator Platt of New York and the Japanese statesman arrive in Washington to meet the president as Washington expects further talks on patronage.
John P. Yockey postmaster of Canal Fulton and Signal editor dies after two weeks typhoid fever. James Metsger of Milton Township dies aged 40 at Swove lock. Samuel Hoover near Apple Creek and Mars Staub aged 38 die in institutions or home. Mrs Patrick Shay dies, services at St Mary. Interments at Wooster Cemetery. Multiple notices describe survivors, affiliations with fraternal orders, and funeral arrangements.
A wartime anecdote recalls Lieut. Van Nest hosting comrades Surgeon Gilles Cleveland and others at a Pensacola Mobile Campaign era gathering. The night included a failed whiskey oil debate ending with a physician’s crude remedy and the lieutenant drinking the mixture, prompting a plan to administer whiskey straight in future.
Chicago dentist Burnett and wife Mrs Nichol become central figures after a salon tragedy in Nashville. Burnett claims love for Nichol led to the double life and a planned suicide. He and Nichol allegedly shared drinks at Marlborough hotel before she drank morphine and he tried to stab his neck with a pin. Police report contradicts, while families of Nichol and Burnett face shock and rumor.
Three trainmen died near Birmingham Michigan after an eastbound and a westbound Detroit, Grand Haven and Mackinac railroad freight train collision at a curve five miles west of the city. Engineers, firemen and crews were pinned in wreckage, with engines ruined and parts of trains dragged to Pontiac. The crash followed a head on impact at high speed, sending debris and alarms through the rail line baffling initial reports.
Fragmented clipping reports on Roosevelt, Senate politics, and party leadership. It notes Hanna and Roosevelt interactions, possible resignation talk about Hanna as Republican National Committee chair, and hints at European dispatches about French losses in West Africa. The piece blends U.S. political drama with uncertain foreign conflict reports.
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