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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1903
Page
4
A stream of notices and brief items recalls Admiral Cotton, Dewey era conflicts, and political quotables. Reports discuss Machen in Washington, Turkish affairs, and financial suing by J. P. Morgan, with scattered notes on Ohio politics and Wisconsin postmasters.
The document outlines the Democratic state platform of 1903, emphasizing free coinage of silver at the United States ratio, opposition to certain financial policies, and calls for party unity. It condemns voting restrictions and urges supporters to align with the party’s economic and political goals.
Fragmented text from a historical newspaper appears to discuss General Shafter General Mile and various international and political snippets. The readable portions mention Milwaukee Sentinel, Constantinople, Castro, Servians, and Turkey, with references to editors, editors desks, and war talk. The passage seems disjointed and lacks a clear single event or outcome.
An obituary record details the death of JP Haithil pea su a longtime Frederickaburg resident, a carpenter and contractor, survived by his wife and four children with funeral arrangements in Fredericksh bore on Wednesday. The list covers additional notices of Minnie Wallford, Vira Johan Brown, Mary Vanche Henselt, Anna Michvan, and Maud Emek, noting ages, residences, causes, and funeral plans in Wooster, Cleveland, and nearby towns, with references to church affiliations and survivors.
A large, tender funeral and floral tributes marked the community’s mourning for Mabel. Descriptions praise her musical gifts, faith, and quiet strength, with friends recalling her duties, kindness, and the deep loss felt by all who knew her. The piece closes with reflections on faith and the hope of eternal peace.
Common Pleas Court in a Monday session granted temporary alimony to a wife and allowed the plaintiff to seek further support. The judge noted dependency of a child and ordered terms pending further court action. The piece also references local drowning incidents involving Bartel and Kesler as unrelated news from Thursday.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Saturday dawn scene with a person named Mis Langell and references to a body, bruises, and nearby Monti aub. The readable text is garbled but implies a potential incident or investigation context with names and places. The exact actions and outcomes remain unclear from the fragments.
A young man hitched a wagon to a horse near Liberty street and South Market street. The frightened animal ran, breaking its harness and pulling the wagon down Market street. The youth held the lines, guiding the horse to a stop on Vine street. No damage except the horse sustaining leg injuries from a kick.
Philips editor M T Lynce writes in a New Jersey Daily noting a personal reliance on a medicine for cold and stomach issues. He mentions using a well known product and contrasts it with other remedies, endorsing its effectiveness for families.
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