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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1901
Page
7
A calm survivor of a major crash says rescuers always stopped that way. The tale mocks Ivory Soap myths and explains why many women remain content without it, citing odors chemicals and greasiness as shared soap flaws.
At a Saturday afternoon meeting of the Tequitati committee, A Craig was substituted to fill a Republican vacancy for township representation. Fobinden is noted as a candidate for Representative, with Shreve as the locale and the candidate described as a successful farmer who would bring honor to the position.
Richland and Mahoning companies led by French of Mansfield push immediate action against Northern Ohio Construction Co. in a central Cleveland conference. Negotiations aim to speed the North division’s work, with projects costing about $300,000 and labor claims around $6,000. Administrators anticipate tensions but seek a quick settlement.
W K McElroy, substitute letter carrier and farmer, found dead Thursday afternoon at his home five miles south west of the city. Authorities suspect heart disease or possible injuries from hay. funeral planned for Sunday at 1:30 from the residence, interment at Wooster cemetery. Obituary notes also report Daniel Zaring of Jefferson dying Thursday night from paralysis after weeks ill. he was a longtime teacher, unmarried, with funeral Sunday.
A theatrical wedding event features 25 lions in a gilded cage at the Pan American exposition. A procession drives the wedding party to the cage and the ceremony begins amid a crowd, followed by a supper and romantic atmosphere.
Ex postmaster John C Kidd of Apple Creek died Thursday night from typhoid fever. He was 46 and survived by his wife and two children. A Democrat, he was a prominent village resident active in party work. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon under the Apple Creek Lodge.
A Cleveland capitalist visiting the city Friday morning said streetcar lines could be profitable when connected with nearby cities and resorts. He planned to contact Eastern capitalists through the Board of Trade to pursue an early project, though he did not expect large dividends from a stand-alone line.
Aurenius Franks a former Wooster resident plans a suit against Akron for an ear injury suffered while a prison fight with inmate Jim Strapp at Eaton work house. Franks, released recently, visited the city building to inspect damages and press his claim for compensation.
Canton Wrights of this city won first place in the drill competition at Columbus on Thursday among Odd Fellows units. The Chevaliers faced crowded hotels and rough travel, but earned the highest judges score of all participating organizations. They head to Indianapolis Saturday to compete for a $1,000 first prize in the big drill, with about 30 Chevaliers and 24 Canton members making the trip.
Carl Fngleson was feeding a press in Security's printing office Saturday morning when his hand was caught, and two fingers were badly pinched. He received immediate first aid and was not hospitalized.
Lyman New kirk died at his home near Big Prairie on Wednesday noon from what the attending physician called a malignant case of black diphtheria. The body was interred that evening and a strict quarantine was set on the premises.
Rev E J W Lindesmith pastor of St Peter and Paul Church in Doylestown will retire September 14 due to declining years. He will be transferred to Rootstown Fortage County where work is lighter and Father Homann of Folgerton will succeed him. The priesthood began in January.
Butler board seeks an old maid teacher for primary schools after two young married teachers left. Both replaced by married women. now the board wants a single, unmarried woman with no immediate marriage prospects.
The Pennsy system reports increased car handling from eight to ten cars on its regular mail train route. The service, covering 468 miles to Chicago, aims for faster schedules and improved connections, with cars and crews adjusted to meet demand.
Canton News Democrat reports the drowning death of Dr Conp R Ohliger after a trip near Pumbu Pat island in the Sanine area. The article notes the loss has caused profound sorrow among the town's residents including Mr and Mrs Onliger who extend their condolences to their close circle as the community bids farewell to a respected physician.
An upostia meeting Thursday turht attended by many. a resolution praises General Sickles career and commends his election. The resolution is ordered sent to delegates in Ohio urging votes for Sickles.
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