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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1901
Page
2
Unfavorable, wet weather reduced attendance and the Thursday races at the fair. A driver was reportedly hurt as damp grounds affected lineups and performances. The show featured grand stand activity, displays, and attractions, with exhibitors in farming goods, fruit, and hardware drawing steady crowds despite conditions.
An article outlines gastritis as stomach inflammation caused by irritants in the stomach and offers Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a universal cure for indigestion and related issues. It touts the product as suitable for all ages, sold by druggists in 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles, and warns readers to beware of substitutes. It also includes a testimonial about a skin ulcer cured by Barnar Salve and urges caution against false substitutes.
E Towseod of Doylestown pursues a new railroad idea from Canton through Canal Fulton to Medina after a prior electric road project failed for lack of interest. Moneyed men back the venture and franchises are being sought as groundwork. The article lists several small towns to be included and notes persistent local enthusiasm.
The Wooster College year began with opening exercises attended by students and citizens. President Holden delivered the address on denominational colleges and church state separation, arguing the Christian college is a product of government and heritage. The event included a solo by Fran Glenn and remarks on Wooster's founders and ideals.
George Kistler Sr of near the city and a clay pit worker at Shale Brick Works was badly hurt just before noon on Sunday while assisting to muster when an explosion occurred. Mia Wistler sustained injuries about the head and skull fracture. The full extent of the injuries could not be ascertained.
Night agent Will Gerlach reports no noise heard during the incident at the depot. Entry through a window allowed access to the office where the safe was blown open. Estimated loot between eleven and twelve dollars. Police seek leads as vibrations shook the vicinity.
Bert Faux of Wooster Indicted by grand jury for assault with intent to commit a crime. Bail set at 300 dollars after arrest by Deputy Sheriff Garver. Prosecution witness Mrs Bartell widow of Wim Bartell, a respected resident near the old city park. Mayor San and Marshal Leiner urged an arrest warrant but she declined to pursue the matter.
Massillon residents report wells refilled following a drought scare. A geological event described as the earth being struck caused water to pour into the area. Drillers meanwhile struck a saltwater layer, halting operations until a pump is installed.
A quiet ceremony occurred at 10 on Yelock Yoursday when Walter M. Huffman of Canton Ohio married Miss Daisy Whebinson of Fulton Ohio. Both performers with the Robinson Vaudeville Show on the Fair Grounds, the bride a show proprietor's daughter and Mrs Huffman an actress. Witnesses were a company couple. Squire Bolus presided and praised the bride’s sweetness without a kiss.
Mrs Hoover mother of Ira Sidle of Wooster announces a lawsuit against Cleveland for damages citing the death of her son in the second tunnel disaster. Several similar suits have been filed seeking 10 000 each. The advertisement touts De Kings Now Life Pill as a health booster sold by Laubach & Bosu.
A special Tuscarawas Classis meeting will convene at the Reformed Church on September 24 at 7 o'clock to discuss reconstructing the Shelby charge. The plan proposes dividing the current three congregations into two charges and assigning a pastor to Shelby exclusively.
The Canton game on the 27th is postponed due to the president's death. Millersburg may host that date instead while the University team struggles to meet expectations. Coach Sedgwick and Manager Blaser push to field a capable squad as town players prepare for the carnival game against Millersburg, with practice slated tonight in the armory.
Pointers for attendees describe reduced fares and excursion options to the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo. Travel agents and Pennsylvania Lines offices provide official information and train schedules. Special low-cost three day, 15 day, and season passes are advertised to encourage extended visits.
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