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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1902

Page

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Monroe doctrine defended in Roosevelt address in Vermont visit

In Northfield Massachusetts on September 2, a speech echoed the Monroe doctrine as a guiding principle against European colonization. The president’s Brattleboro stop drew a strong ovation, stressing that America must defend its own path to peace and defense without boastful threats.

Northfield Mass Roosevelt Protter Vermont Brattleboro Hfenn Asaya

Transcontinental Balloon Voyage Ends In Storm Wreck

Three aeronauts leaving Denver for a transcontinental balloon voyage were wrecked in a storm 27 miles north of Florence Colorado. Though bruised and frostbitten they were not seriously hurt. The airship endured a violent gusts near Pike's Peak before landing at daylight.

Denver Florence Cole Wnrght

Strike in Florence Italy nears general halt after talks

Florence Italy Sept 2 indications show the general strike ongoing since funds and unemployment will end soon as metal workers and Pignong iron works managers meet. Agnone workers say they will stay out but urge others to return. Florence quiet with no disorder. Vincennes Ind Sept 2 coal miners’ float exploded during Labor Day parade. sparks hit a keg of powder. Ira Fidler John Scott and Admirist were injured. wagon demolished. no spectators hurt.

Florence Italy Pignong Iron Works Agnone Works Vincenng Ind Ira Fidler John Scott

Not a Soul Escaped. Japanese envoy reports Torghima eruption

A fragmentary report notes a Japanese representative named TakaChibo returning from inspection of Torghima, an island said to be destroyed by a volcanic eruption between August 13 and 15. The captain of the Te Sports notes the eruption caused extensive devastation and presumed casualties.

Wokohbama Prulder TakaChibo Tor ‘Ghima

Peace Movements and Labor Day Rallies Highlight Uncertain Progress

On Labor Day in Philadelphia 4000 United Mine Workers hear President Mitchell urge solidarity and a vision where workers share in national assets. he questions peace movement success while urging reason and truth. In Huntington and Harwood, large parades feature state militia debates and protests as miners denounce General Gobin’s orders and push for troop withdrawal from coal fields.

Elected mayor and archbishop hints amid scattered news

Patrick Wood won a landslide victory to become lord mayor of Duttin while a papal nomination recommended him as archbishop of New York. An explosion at Hercules dynamite plant in Louis iana Missouri caused no injuries. In Mc Whorter Kentucky a woman fight led to James Cunigin’s death by Robert Turner. In Lancaster Pennsylvania a crash injured Mrs Appell and Mrs Walker. Kentucky Governor Bethnam criticizes a Louisville prizefight between Corbett and McGovern. Mansfield Ohio Judge Camphail ends William Hahn habeas petition, sends him to jail, four months suspended.

Patrick Wood Duttin New York Hercules Louisiana McWhorter James Cunigin Robert Turner William Appell Stewart Walker Lancaster Bethnam Kentucky Louisville Corbett McGovern Mansfield Camphail William Hahn Nash

Post Office Letter List 35 at Wooster 1902

The Wooster post office lists remaining letters on Monday September 2 1902. Gentlemen recipients include G H Billman Neal Bryant Geo Fye Jas George Gen Agt Practical Wire Fence Co Henry Keefer Samuel Knoz T L Miller George Riffle Mathew D Vanosdel William Vonhouse. Ladies include Mrs G G Cases Miss Eliza Hanks Miss Cora Jacobe Miss Eva Himber Miss Ella Merkel Mrs Phebe A Smith Miss Harriet Snyder Miss Mary E Tampson Miss label Taylor Mrs J R Taylor T L Fuartery P M.

Wooster Ostoffice G. H. Billman Neal Bryant Geo. Fye Jas. George Agt Practical Wire Fence Co Henry Keefer Samuel Knoz T. L. Miller George Riffle Mathew D. Vanosdel William Vonhouse Mra G.G Eliza Hanks Cora Jacobe Misa Eva Himber Ella Merkel Phebe A. Smith Harriet Snyder Mary E. Tampson Label Taylor J. R. Taylor T. L. Fuartery P.M

Rice Family Reunion at Joseph Rice Home in Lodi

More than three hundred relatives gathered at the pleasant home of Joseph Rice in Lodi on Thursday August 21 for the Rice family reunion. Attendees came from Ashland Medina and Wayne counties, with Grover Rice presiding in Postel Rice’s absence. Officers were elected with John Garver president Miss Dague corresponding secretary John Miller recording secretary and Thomas Brinker appointed. The next reunion will be held at Martin Rice’s home in Lattabirg with full officer lists read during the event.

Rice Joseph Rice Lodi Ashland Medina Wayne Grover Rice Postel Rice John Miller Lillian Rogers Brother Gang B. M. McDowell Leona Rice Va Davis John Garver Chatham Miss Dague West Salem Thomas Brinker Martin Rive Lattabirg

Johnson Favoring Bigelow for Secretary of State Mentioned

In Sandusky on Sept 2 Democratic leaders including Mayor Tom Johnson John L Zimmer man and Sam E Johnson discuss the state platform district meetings and the possibility of Krause for food commissioner while Johnson backs Rev Herbert S Bigelow for Secretary of State and signals a statewide canvass despite opposition from Columbus delegates. Johnson promotes taxation plank and criticizes the municipal code but aims to unite factions ahead of Cedar Point convention.

Sandusky O Cedar Font Tom Johnson John L. Zimmerman Springfield Sam E Johnson Cincinnati Johnson McLean Ohio Fover W J Frey Findlay State Central Committee Cedar Point Frey Nash Colonel Bryan Herbert S Bigelow Krause Columbus Phillip H. Bruck Herbert S. Bigelow Vine Street Board of Public Works Hib Cleveland Lorain

Picnic meeting and baby show at Applecreek

September 20 letter from Wooster Republic oo Applecreek invites correspondents to meet and share plans for a more interesting homing year. Attendees will hear about correspondent requirements and the baby show will feature attracting displays with hopes Applecreek hats and prizes won by Applecreek births.

Applecreek

LAST SERMON AND COMMUNITY NOTES FROM CANWIN AREA

Local notices recount last sermon and funeral details for Daniel Fetzer of Eaton and Eli Miller of Mansfield. Replies mention visits from Reese, Miller, Bowman families, and C B Shaw’s motherly visit. The piece notes attendance at funerals, farewell sermon by Mr Gay, and Washington field move. several relatives and friends are named with towns including Columbus Akron Medina Wooster Cambridge Massillon Chippewa and Seville.

Jae Medina Daniel Fetzer Eaton Seville Mrsas Graves Cambridge Hawk Chas Orr Gay Washington Melvin Reed Abe Lebr Missy Bertha Miller Mindaniel Stapney Trumps Chippewa Eli Miller Manssilon Alice Stephens Massillnn Weloek

Meeting of Young Opie Societies in Canton Church

The annual convention of the young opie societies of the Mansfirls Pres petery of the United Presbyterian church, to which the Wooster church belongs, will be held at the Canton church on Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept 2 and 3. The first session is Tuesday evening with Rev Senta Theological senary delivering an address. Wednesday evening features Rev J E McClurkin, D D, of Pittsburgh.

Opie United Presbyterian Church Wooster Canton Senta Theological Senary J. E. McClurkin D. D Pitteburg

Two masked men rob express car near Nashville

Train No. 2 between Nashville and Franklin is robbed by two masked men who forced the express messenger to open the safe and ring the bell before leaping from the train. Authorities pursue as the value of taken parcels is estimated at about $500. The accused escapees and reported gunmen are being sought in Tennessee.

Nashville Franklin Aafe Loulaville Ong Shari Tennessee Mont Romery Bates South Nashville George

Balloon accident at fairgrounds ends badly in Springfield

On September 2 at the Springfield fairgrounds Gus Kiefer was fatally injured while attempting to make a balloon ascent. As the balloon rose to about 200 feet it began to descend and his parachute failed to open when he cut loose. He fell into a tree and then to the ground, was found unconscious and taken to the hospital.

Springfield Gus Kiefer Fair Grounds Kiefer McOnacious

Late Wire Ticks Special Te Parte Keron

Hazelim Pao was shot in the right eye while trying to drive a mob from his home near Beaver Meas How Colliery. Jerry Hunters, a fugitive regrea, was captured tonight after a chase to his own house. A 12 inch rifle exploded at Fort LICAN, Fishers Island, killing one private and injuring several others during an engagement with the Heet.

Hazelim Pao John “Hacville Anon uoinPist Beaver Meas How Colliery Spelalte Tat Repeetican New York Jerry Hunters Hunifer Fort Wrischt Fishers Island Heet

Money to Loan on Yexnt Security in Wooster

G W Spangler Loan Agent offers short term loans on personal security from 500 to 5000 dollars in Wooster Ohio. Fast approval and discreet service. Contact G W Spangler for details and terms.

Yexnt Security G. W Spangler Loan Agt Wooster, Ox

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