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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1901
Page
7
A housekeeper is urged to be a good judge, as experience and learning prevent mistaking look alike soaps for the genuine Ivory Soap. The text extols Ivory Soap as 90 percent pure and superior, contrasting it with inferior imitations.
The discussion centers on the Amer can mission's aims in the Philippines and the promised welfare for the islands. General MacArthur reports guerrilla warfare cannot last, while Taft and officials debate pacification progress and the potential for a Filipino legislative body elected by the people.
A scrupulous critique of the Bryan wing within the Ohio Democrats, contrasting their silver standard agitation with McKinley era prosperity. The piece cites John Billings on reputation and notes the party’s shift amid trust exposes, while touching on the gold versus silver debate and the broader electoral climate.
Vague unreadable OCR fragment mentions Nespsis P atl administration. No clear event or date supported for a full headline.
Montreal reports an Italian informer Giovani Cabini says dn archists arrived to kill the Duke of York when he visits. The mayor was told by the informer that anti-royal sentiment fuels the plot. The claim follows Sept 12 dispatches from New York.
Obituary notes list Benny Shaw of Spokane daughter of J and Sallie Coleman died September 12. Mia Slough of Galop formerly Wooster died Tuesday from paralysis. Nicholas Kohl, father of Wm Kohl of the Archer House, died Tuesday in Massillon. Mahala McConkey, aged about 80, maid to residents of Shreve, died Tuesday after illness. Mrs Lehman, wife of Hears Lehman, died Thursday morning after illness with malaria fever.
A society notice describes Mrs Keller hosting a Wednesday gathering in honor of her sister Miss Esinest who departs for Denver Friday. The Century Club meeting scheduled for next Tuesday is postponed a week due to Prof J W Seelye’s engagement. A musical afternoon at Mrs pe,glee’s featured Mr Zimmerman and Mrs Shepherd with Bevard Moe sing ers, piano by Prof McAfee, and a decorated cream table hosted by local ladies with out of town guests from Sioux City and Massillon.
Yuige wasen on Friday afternoon granted Mrs Rebecca Tobias a divorce from RD Tobias on cruelty grounds. Also on Friday afternoon Tipe pranted Heertte Gitele sought divorce from Harry Gliek on cruelty. Mrs Gliek received $900 alimony.
Judge Mason on Thursday morning made his decision in Orrville regarding an injunction against the village council from holding an election to bond the town for municipal lighting. The court awarded the plaintiff 376 for attorney fees and notice of appeal was given.
A horse tied at the Rich & Blough store became frightened by music and danced atop the hitching post, bending it and causing about $5 damage. Another horse collided with a carriage in front of Muschenich’s store, drawing a crowd before it was freed.
Falluors of The Keprarean explain a bid error for printing ballots. They state the bid was hastily submitted with missing bond and bond signatories and a mispriced per book rate changed from two pounds to one pound fifty. They claim they can complete the work in one third the time using existing facilities.
Emile G. DeCarnieres, a B and C F engineer, has been overseeing extensive changes in the locality. He notes an upcoming announcement by October 18 regarding the Chinese issues and the Pennsylvania MaUaWUeRia. De Carnieres will travel to Pittsburgh and Baltimore after finishing work here as new racks are being paid at the Ohio steel plant and further improvements are outlined.
The advertisement states catarrh is bloodborne and not curable by local treatments, warning of health decline. It claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cleanses the blood and acts as an alterative and tonic, citing a California Junction IA user who reports improved appetite sleep and relief after use.
Pittsburgh dispatch reports a strike settlement involving three American Steel firms. Officials say the federal order to end the strike has been issued, with most workers expected back within days. Seven thorny issues remain, including union status for workers at tin plate plants and potential shifts toward a separate union.
The Grand Jury returned indictments naming Laniel Laichiy of Green township and Austagen of kron for offensive business and factory offenses. Other listed individuals include Mover of Woostaritte Bern and See ANDERE Vugtst Holtiere, with references to jail and prisoners in a distressed, garbled recording of the proceedings.
A 19th century advertisement asserts kidney and bladder problems affect both genders and children. It praises Swamp Root by Kilmer and Company as a mild immediate remedy, offering sample bottles by mail and listing sizes and prices, with testimonials from sufferers.
The text outlines multiple train routes and schedules connecting Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati Orrville Wooster Pittsburgh and other points. It lists departure times transfer points and specific service notes including night hours and connection details.
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