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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1902
Page
4
A Wednesday September 17 1902 edition from Wooster Ohio highlights business notices. The item lists the Republican Printing Company as a prominent Ohio newspaper supplier with emphasis on advertising services and local printing capabilities.
The text reads as a jumbled wartime communication with references to water supply shortages, safety concerns, and threats to unidentified parties. It mentions Miss Leonse Pelham and Mr Ruscin Barry of Chicago, a rumored plan to catch involved parties, and distant ties to a water filter cost. The piece includes disjointed accusations and nameless figures, painting a chaotic, clipped snapshot of anxious discourse.
Fragmented regional items report a mix of hunting chatter and political chatter. Mentions of Young Teddy Roosevelt, Panama events, Kentucky weather notes, and an inexplicable bug health question appear among garbled lines and unclear references.
A garbled text fragment discusses Henry Watterson, Charles Depew, and Colonel Waterson, noting a purported plot or activity around New York politics and Stromboli near Rome. It mentions an eruption near Stromboli and suggests a political conspiracy context with various figures and a reference to Morgan and coal power.
The fragmentary OCR reads as an insurgent arming report mentioning Coleman and 4000 men with phrases about progress and Deviption amid American and Pelus references. The text is garbled, with no clear events, dates, or verifiable entities to confirm a coherent news item.
Frederik Hall White of Phillipa Marne hopes a matter will resolve amicably. He expresses earnest desire for a swift, peaceful outcome without further conflict or escalation.
A motor vehicle accident near Nevada ends in a fatality involving Mrs Serttor and the Senor Scmater, with authorities reporting a severe collision on Pridas. The incident marks another somber chapter for the local transportation scene.
A cryptic exchange hints at a tense artistic dispute involving King Alfonse and Teoduarty amid rumors of an American girl. The fragmentary text suggests a charged dispute and hidden motives within a local cultural circle.
Murat Halstead, veteran editor, signals openness to congressional service. The piece notes legislative strain over the Vanderpad code and hints at vigorous public debate as lawmakers pursue or resist changes during the session. The tone reflects an era of political engagement and civic duty among prominent figures.
A quirky note reports dressmakers in New York adopting a style labeled Kimioua as the latest in dressmaking art. The piece suggests a fashion shift embracing innovative cuts and materials, signaling a trend among local workshops and boutiques.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions names and places with unclear meaning. Readable items include hints of a local ward and a test of a president, but specifics are obscured and the full event cannot be determined from the fragment.
The readable fragment shows unclear names and terms from a local notice or table. It mentions possibly names or places and a list-like structure but lacks coherent details to identify a clear event or action. No definitive entities or dates can be confirmed from the text provided.
An unreadable OCR fragment references a worker set date and operations, mentioning arrival and departure, a possible bath or preparations, and various garbled names. The text is too corrupted to extract coherent facts or identify specific people, places, or organizations.
An old ad describes Ely’s Liquid Dream Balm as a solid preparation that cleanses and heals nasal membranes with no drying effect. It targets nasal catarrh and offers a spraying option for those who struggle to inhale. Priced at 76 cents with spraying tube, sold by Ely Brothers via 56 Warren Street New York. Also promotes Doan’s Osteopathy ointment for eczema and delicate skin at 50 cents a set.
Flora Hama of Cleveland Ohio recounts severe typhoid fever followed by weakness and poor appetite. After trying Dr Willis Pink Pills for Pale People she improves after five boxes and credits renewed strength appetite and rosy lips to the remedy. She urges friends to try it and notes wide dealer availability and mail order options.
In Wooster Tin North Ohio conference adjourned in Ashland after announcing appointments for the year. Residents celebrate reappointment of Rev AD Knapp as preordined elder and the return of Rev J Ho Deeds to the Wooster church. Appointments for Wooster District follow.
A list of names and places across multiple towns including Applecreek Fredericksburg Nashville and Perrysville with notes on supply and meeting arrangements. The fragmented OCR reads like a districts-wide assembly of church officials and associated venues.
In a decisive move the football team unveils new uniforms featuring red jerseys mole skin pants and yellow and black striped stockings. The change aims to create a formidable on field presence as practice continues with many players reporting for duty and head coach St John overseeing selection.
About September fifteenth a large gathering of around 90 relatives and neighbors honored Samuel Flager at his home for his birthday anniversary. A midday dinner followed by a short program led by Julia Glasgow included a token rocker gift. The afternoon featured social games and cordial farewells as guests departed to their homes.
OCR reading shows scattered names and items including teachers, a minister, and a conference reference. It mentions a Methodist conference, a Taamd school, and a Wake of Todeede after a few class stay with a partner, plus various unreadable names and places.
East Liberty street restaurant proprietor R Avery says Doan's Kidney Pills eased his weakness across the loins and lifting difficulty after reading cured reports. he notes occasional relapses but two doses reliably relieve. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is sole agent. 60 cents per box. Remember the name Duncan's.
Administratrix Sarah A. Looser of Pard Laser estate seeks immediate payment of all debts owed. Creditors must present authenticated claims for allowance, with specifics and proper documentation. Notice dated August 87, 1003, in Wooster Ohio.
Notice of the sale describes the old Second Ward schoolhouse lot in Wooster City, Wayne County Ohio. The property covers three parcels totaling about 180 by 180 feet with cedar and fence lines described, and a deed will be issued upon sale. The board reserves the right to reject bids. sale by order of the Board of Education, Clerk Philip Marnitey.
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