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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1901
Page
6
Misses Jessie and Florente Yoder depart for Pan-American trip while Dr John Alano returns from Lake side visit. Sweeney moves office to Township House. various local visits, travels, and gatherings noted, plus a scam life policy warning and school and club events.
A fragmented OCR style blob questions routes to Buffalo and mentions transit, venues, and events in garbled form. It hints at schedules, tickets, and travel obstacles with names and places scattered amid the noise. The piece reads like a stray diary of transit curiosities and wandering phrases.
The long, ornate ceremony joined Miss Mary Kingsley of Wooster and John Corbett of Cambridge Mass in a beauty filled Episcopal church setting. Guests praised the decorative white and pink theme with Marechal Niel roses and hydrangeas while Rev H D Stawer led the service. Afterward a reception featured a large cake, music, and toasts. The couple plan a brief honeymoon in Buffalo and the White Mountains before settling in Cambridge Mass.
A damaged notice outlines a transportation contract with Virginia Seaports to sell August first to Chattanooga for seven months. It mentions the Letter Carriers and a convention in Norfolk, with return conditions through September 5th and asks to see ticket agents for Pennsylvania Lines for details.
Fragmentary OCR text references an American Exposition at Buffalo with mentions of tenure, time, costs, and possible events. Readable portions are limited and fail to establish a coherent event, date, or identifiable entities.
Jonh D Wright former Water Works Trustee in Wooster resigns effective Saturday due to his family's move to Salem. He served as an honest official, and his departure is met with regret by Mayor Smith and the community.
Mr Hicks forecasts a unsettled September with disturbances around the 5th and 10th a warm spell near the 10th a severe coastal storm period and possible frost in northern areas by the 16th. Rainfall shortage may continue into next year though less destructive than the current year.
Roundabout reports odd tales of Harry Smith falling from an airship to the Pid moon trip and Arthur Watts passing through a 4a mirror in Darkness and Dawn. Mel Pritchard brings a blue rainbow snake sighting near Medina with cautions on veracity. Randolph fair, electric plant work, and local surveyors headline regional news from Medina and Ashland corridors.
Mit says Felix Resnolda of Cleveland emerged with entering the line or Brandon in the war races recently. He was Tuesday bound over to Circuit Court on $3,000 bail.
Fragmentary list shows multiple events including speakers and musical acts. Items mention Eugene Maro, Wm. Bhachey Smith, The Ortumwas Male Quartette, Vadette's Women's Orchestra, Hon. Champ Clark, and Rev nna Shaw April through February dates.
A memorial in stone is nearing completion at Fishersrunite Works for soldiers buried in Fairstow cemetery south of Blauh teyvt. The design features oval letters with a carved pair of crossed marks, crafted by veteran Jobebberhardt, and will ornament the cemetery as a lasting tribute.
In a clipped report, Mrs George Walon is noted for a finding of a son named Newark Ang L H Victor Newcomb involved in a past charge. The piece traces Newcomb’s birth in Louisville in 1844, his ascent to president of the United States National Banks after his father’s death, and mentions notable figures like General Grant and Henry Hyde, ending with a brief Civil War era political note and a naval commentary related to Admiral Schley.
A Great Northern collision near Nyack Montana leaves 17 dead after 28 shingles cars derail from No 10 and crash into passenger No 3. Assistant superintendent Downs is killed. A baboon injures a newspaper editor at a traveling show. A separate Minneapolis St. Louis line wreck attempt twice in a year near New Ulm and Searles. In Alabama, two mobsters convicted for murder in the lynching of Robert White, with sentences set.
Massillon correspondent reports an immense underground cavity 250 feet deep struck near Dalton by oil drillers. The village and farms nearby face drought as the single inlet and water supply vanish, fearing subterranean lake could lie below. Fires of incendiary origin plagued Dalton in recent years as residents cope with dwindling wells.
Edward C Hard of Wooster Ohio died Friday morning at his home from apoplexy after weeks of poor health He was 53 born in Mt Vernon Ohio son of Dr M K Hard The longtime Western Union agent later sold household remedies He served in the Wooster City Guard and was an energetic Republican Survived by Mrs Hard and children Clifford J Ruth Taiph Will Arthur Margery Rebie all of Wooster He was active in public life and local events
An advertisement extols Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills claiming they restore nerve force after overwork and stress. It includes a testimonial from Mrs Catharine Baker of Massillon Ohio praising relief from headaches sleeplessness and weakness and notes the pills cost 50 cents per box sold by local dealers and the Buffalo company imprint.
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