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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1901
Page
8
Paris reports express sympathy as McKinley clings to life. Paterson anarchists praise the act. Chicago riots flare but officials fear infection. Washington and Buffalo detail the operation led by Dr Mann and team. medical notes emphasize risk of peritonitis. Roosevelt, Hanna, and cabinet members rally to the crisis while global leaders send vigil messages.
Rumors of an attack on President McKinley reach Wooster causing crowds to gather at bulletin boards and newspapers. The Republica n reports an emotional scene as residents, especially women, anxiously seek the latest updates while police guard hotel entrances and the city reacts with unity across parties. An extra edition quickly sells out. Oscar Foss notes seeing McKinley at noon, with the President and party at a Niagara Falls hotel before a midday lunch.
Dr Kate M Johnson daughter of the late Judge Isaac Johnson leases an office on North Market Street and plans to begin medical practice this week after completing four years of medical study at Ann Arbor Michigan and serving as House Physician at the Woman's Hospital of Detroit for a year. She will see private patients and women in general wards and will also hold office hours at her home on Mast Bowman Street. The text also references unrelated ads and a court-inquiry schedule from Washington.
A messy OCR report lists varied items: straw hats nearing retirement, people visiting relatives in Sharon, Spen, and Berea. deaths misreported with Arthur Funk clarified. Bryce Philipson fined for riding without a lantern. a heifer calf in a boot story. Spain War veteran William F. P. Smith granted a pension. a long parade of townsfolk traveling to Cleveland, Buffalo, Toronto. police action against a drunk at Alpeno Carafino. numerous residents visiting or leaving for Cleveland, Columbus, and California. local construction, school opening, and Otsego Lake fishing plans mentioned.
In New York City a heated gathering at St. Stanislaus Church denounced the assassin’s act. Speakers voiced strong sentiments on national unity and expressed doubt about the president’s party. The event drew a diverse crowd in a tense, charged atmosphere with emphasis on patriotism.
A civil ceremony at 11 45 a m on South Market Street joined Jerry Vitello and Paulina Carano in marriage. Squire Sweeny officiated as the couple pledged their vows in a quiet affair observed by witnesses.
Edward Rickabaugh and Will Bevington thresh 72 bushels of clover seed at the Rasl farm in Wooster township after midnight and finish by 5 30 am. Mrs Shelly estimates more than 46 bushels expected from other farms.
Liberals now hold the Azins in China and reforms are sought. An imperial edict hints liberals control court and a pressing reform program shifts away from classical exams toward Western history, science, and industry. In Havana, Governor General Wed asserts U.S. policy toward a Cuban republic. skeptics doubt the electoral law. Grand Army encampment in Cleveland recalls Civil War battles and honors veterans amid renewed patriotism after an assassination attempt on the president.
Two young women in a wagon were struck by a locomotive at a crossing on Syety card and Loomis streets in Chicago on Sept 19. Seven people were riding. a girl driver escaped unharmed but terrified. Others were injured. Mrs N Aardena and Catherine Honicerik were in grave danger.
The Democratic Socialist party met in Boston presenting its first convention as a fully recognized party with rights to nominate candidates for state offices. Representative Carey of Haverhill was elected permanent chairman. The platform endorsed principles and adopted initiative and referendum.
Local testimonials praise Dr A W Chases Nerve Pills as a tonic improving nerve strength and sleep. A Wooster resident claims the pills steady nerves and boost general health while noting the home evidence behind the product.
Wayne county teachers will hold monthly examinations at the Wogs ter High School except June and July. Boxwell exams occur on the second Saturday of March and April, with commencement on the third Saturday in June. The Board adopts Roark s Method in Education as the Theory and Practice textbook. G W GosHorn presiding West Salem C W BIDDLE Marshallville Jas L ZARING Creston clerks.
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