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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1905
Page
4
Republican printing page lists county ticket candidates including Metcalf for treasurer, Samuel Peshleman for forville, Joann Zimmerman for commissioner, Amanda Shamp for Wooster probate judge, Kilroy James for auditor, and ward offices. names appear with towns and roles in a voter guidance layout.
Beebe, long active in Wooster business and community affairs, is named a mayoral candidate. Supporters say his experience and energy will help build the city, while opponents question his readiness.
The readable bits show garbled phrases and partial words. No clear event, names, or actions emerge to identify a specific person, place, date, or organization. The fragment hints at debate or notices but remains nonsensical and unanchored.
The piece lauds Elmer S. Landis of Wayne as a fit and trusted auditor candidate, praising his honesty, education, and broad support. It also advocates A W Metcalf for representative, arguing farmers understand rural needs and that Metcalf brings ability and modern views for the legislature.
The Secretary of War Taft delivered an able address in Akron on Saturday night discussing campaign strategy. He framed a contrast between the Republican ticket and Cox, asserting little chance of defeat for his side and urging support for the party unity and policy.
Oct 23 report notes frost on Sunday and this morning, no bank news beyond neighbors proving up claims tomorrow and Wednesday. local pastor and community events described. Several residents, visitors, and travelers are listed with movements, church activities, and shipments of potatoes anticipated, along with a note about a new county building opening soon.
Rev C D Castle, new pastor of the Creston M Foehureh, delivered his initial sermon to a large congregation on Sunday morning. The church welcomes him as successor to Rev Sears, ill in Jackson New, while Rev and Mrs Castle will occupy the parsonage soon. Joshua Morgan relocates to Cres un, and other local moves accompany the new pastoral change.
A. J. Gerber of Barnesville and Miss Bertha Schantz were married at the bride’s parents home on South Main Street in Orrville at 9:15 Sunday morning. Rev. J W Belzer officiated in a simple ceremony attended only by immediate family and a few close friends. The event featured an arch and a Lohengrin bridal chorus during the vows, with the Sonnenberg Moment noted as a sign of the bride’s high school promise.
The fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled item about a person or event named Thomas and Linh. No coherent facts or identifiable entities can be confirmed for a proper summary.
Det. 23 E A Daeue and wife will host a reception for their son Harry Degve and bride on Wednesday. The Snodgrass funeral Sunday drew large crowds, conducted by Rev. Rotvers and Rev. Hurbell. Snodgrass died at 44 after a life in this community. The Cleveland Ludie orchestra and Bechtel Alcock will open the lecture series tonight. Rev W Hos Flubbell, recently named director of Ametheny Theological Seminar at Atierhen Pa, takes role. Rev WF Shaw, longtime pastor of Fredericksburg Church, died during a Fredericksburg visit. his brother Rev Alfred Shaw died a year earlier. The childhood home in Wooster cemetery children buried there. The Methodists anticipate Conference retirement for L Stor and Rev J P Hoak for another year.Stinson and wife plan Akron move next week. KB Childs of Wooster in town visiting merchants. Ladies Cemetery Association to hold supper and Bazaar Thanksgiving evening.
Attorneys for Captain E Taggart and Mrs Grace Taggart met with Judge Eason Saturday afternoon in his office. They agreed to hold further action pending Judge Eason's return from Coshocton later in the week, with no motions or proceedings until then.
Fragmentary OCR lists several individuals and residences around Wooster and nearby towns including Cloyde Hall Nottie Lawrence E A Seigenthbaler Pearl Burley Canal Felton Homer I Fawcett Abra Brindt and Mary H Liehr with locations in North Lawrence Brooklyn and Daviestown.
Oct 23 reports Miss Josephine Rieder born to an aged father Jackson Rieder who is very ill. Florian Schaffter of Wooster visited on business as Béeler had a telephone installed. Cornet Band moved rehearsals to the town hall. Mrs Orvisler, aged mother here, died after weeks of illness. funeral at home. Joa Cungingham returned to Indiana after a lengthy visit. Hram Urommel, teamster, hospitalized after a runaway beam disaster near the Coal Bank yesterday. no injuries but dust and damage cleared with effort.
A temperance meeting at the Methodist church drew a large crowd both Sabbath afternoon and evening. Clinton N. Howard of Rochester delivered eloquent addresses urging reformers to unite against the licensed liquor trade and to act at the ballot box. The speaker, well studied and thorough, criticized old political parties for mishandling temperance efforts and promoted the national reform bureau’s work.
East Buffalo Cleveland Chicago cattle and hogs quotes show steers and cows at varied prices, fatted and rough categories, with milkers and springers listed. Sheep and lambs range from good to choice to culls, calf values peak at eight dollars, while hogs vary by weight and quality across the markets.
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