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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1897

Page

4

Wooster University enrolls 77 students amid rumors debunked

The Wooster University community dismissed sensational rumors about mass student exodus and fraternity bans. Official figures show 77 enrolled by Tuesday, including 44 men and 33 women, with 80 new students noted in Tuesday’s edition and preparations underway across prep programs and dorms.

Universiton Woosterey Hig Mis Béhief McClellan Mt B Wooster Town

Wheat and corn prices rally amid market buoyancy in Chicago

The Chicago grain market shows a swift advance from 65 cents to near 1 dollar a bushel for wheat, with a pullback then stabilizing around 90 to 95 cents. Corn remains strong despite ample stock and softer foreign demand. Analysts note potential for further wheat gains if European buying and Cuban-related market moods shift, while visible supply lags behind last year. The report lists high, low, and close prices for key Chicago Board of Trade commodities.

Wooster Republican Chicago Europe Lattera Schwartz, Dupee & Co Wway New York South Chicago ‘Board of Trade

Orrville Observations on Wayne Post Picnic and Funerals

Wayne Post members attended Joseph Ault's funeral with military honors in Marshallville. The Orrville correspondent notes the need to identify home correspondents in each Wayne county paper and outlines plans for next year's picnic, with about 1000 attendees and emphasis on local home news. Pearl Warden of Akron visits relatives. editor questions boxed Q and A portion of the meeting. Republican.

Orrville Wayne Post Marshallville Joseph Ault Iowa G.A. 8 Brice United Sates Pearl Warden Akron West Market Street Correspondenta Smithville H. J. Sullivan

Guardsmen praised in Wooster drill and lecture

About 600 attended at City Armory to watch Co. D 6th Regt O. N. G. and hear Capt. A. C. Sharpe discuss National Guard value and military history. The event featured a freeze-out drill with Capt. Sharpe and Capt. Peckinpaugh judging, and Private Geo. C. Gant winning the longest stand prize.

Co. D Sharpe Go D Capt. Sharpe Ashbort A. LB. Peckinpaugh F. C. Gerlach Geo. C. Gant

Settlement notices and carnival notes from Orrville fair

Probate and estate matters list hearings and accounts for Cyril Markley Josep Deal Sarah McElhenie Peter Howman Bos ton guardian cases and others. The Orrville Carnival opens with bicycle races and attractions, noting attendance heat and dust and listing event officials and prize results for eight races.

John C. McClarran W.A. Markley Cyril Markley F. M. Frederick Josep Deal T. D. McElherie Sarah McElhenie D. B. Good Peter Howman Katharine Kob Toledo Dora Lulu Bratton State Hospital J. D. Spure Levi Spare Amos Walter John Kampf Geo Kelley J. W. Myers A T E. W Flo Mearig Price Russell J. W. Parsong J. F. Myers Anna B Zeno D. Myers Royer Gabriel Royer Eory Heyl Elizabeth Fair G. P. M. Arnold Joseph Arnold Matthew Arnold N. C. McDowell Adam Emick Abraham Swartz Jacob Huntsberger

Diaz Opens Mexican Congress Dialog on Peace and Ties

In Mexico City on Sept 17 President Diaz opened the semi annual congress with a message noting the nation’s peace with civilized powers and growing intimate ties with them. In Washington a report updates the U.S. merchant marine figures as of June 20, showing 22,638 vessels of 4,769,020 tons, up 65,400 tons from June 3, 1896, and a net vessel decrease of 276. Atlantic coast tonnage totals 3,647,796 tons, down 20,000. Pacific coast at 1,410,103 tons, up 6,000.

Mexican Congress City of Mexico Diaz Washington Rept United States Lust Atlantic Pacife

Death notices include soldiers and locals from Doylestown to Ohio

Aaron Porter of Doylestown dies of consumption at about 65. Hiram G. Elson of DeKalb County Indiana, brother of Dr R Elson, died Sept 15 1897 after years as a soldier in Pepe Benj Miller's Co C 120th VO V11. He was captured near Vicksburg and died of kidney disease contracted in service. Japs will be deported as sixteen laborers denied entry are sent to Japan by Grelic. A damage suit seeks 6000 to estate of lynching victim. Ohio Bankers Association convention in Toledo names officers: President G P Griffith, VP William A Graham, secretary J B Rankin, treasurer M M Herbig.

Hiram G. Elson DeKalb County Indiana R. Elson Pepe Benj. Miller’s Co. C VO. V Vicksburg San Francisco Japan McIvor Victoria Toledo Ohio Bankers’ Association G. P. Griffith Citizens’ National Bank of Cincinnnati William A. Graham Sidney, O B. Rankin South Charleston Herbig Costoctsn 16Th Regiment Q. V.1 Foureday Scniol House No Buffalo New York Geo. H. Piayfero Macs Pierson Wooster, Oru Muli Thores Wolpach J. N. Boliog Napman Culonil Kersboer Association Shane Hilip Kershner Quirents Indolg Triampo Angel Allen Samuel Metzer Pierre Oo Hany McCiasrap Darren Do A. Branstetter Halleo Atdo Felachon Blingford Paldiers Eta Yale Zabravine Psu Piesident Geyty Mare Z Akio Dell Tary Bletartan Wooster Coase Korner Phos Uresadee Fred Rasbey Jas Hanvum Wm Day Zanesville Hranstetter D . Curry W. H. Wodisnd B. F. Clark Akron Jan Jute Atton Daugherty Aasalapd Ds. Mckinevey Waiton George Feaster Biachleyville Wm Hucchanan Fopesa Kansas Frank J McKee Mullersburg Hugo M. Wilson New Orlenns RW. P. Muse Newton Henry G Woite Milleravurg UO Murchard Battie Chen & Dallou Lyne Chapman Pat H. M. Staocen Preass Ard Samuel Darewne Calla Wm. Breck Harry McClarrao J. N. Béling Samuel Metgier T D. Wolbach S. Chapman J. A Richards Wm Grindle Fiayford Lim Lewin Buattery G Michigin Light Arillery Wee Burrah Zanesvile Ohio George A. Playford Andrew Prant Fora Zande Vives Ni Boling Wood Lowai Henry Spyder Canvaasera Ly Kaci Paotath Echo Lin Na Jessy Lawrence Goetweidlher Anna Wilbehelion Wayne Ceut Sob Ve

Democratic campaign ramp in Wayne county Shreve

A Shreve Republican letter outlines a Sept 27 meeting to open the Wayne county campaign with Gen. Charles H. Grosvenor as speaker. It notes Gov. Bushnell and other GOP figures visiting nearby Sept. 27 28 29 and praises wool growers for supporting tariff reforms. Local preparations include a large reception for Grosvenor.

A. D. Metz Mali Democratic Executive Committee Hnutsday Dan McCobville L. Chapman Walaahs Committee Ohio Wayne County

Akro rail line project advances toward Applecreek

Akro people report a railroad belog bull between enwood opposite Wheeling on the Ohio river and Lake Erie with the Luebor Exchange of Akrod backing the construction. Grading and track-laying to be rapidly pushed from Leparon to Applecreek where the line will cross AL&C toward Wooster. Mr HU B Camp of I chia city is the projector. A large force to work to connect West Lebanon with Applecreek before cold weather. The valley rich in coal and clay, promising prosperity and good wages.

Agron Beaton Journal Enwood Wheeling Ohio River Lake Erie Luebor Exchange Akrod Leparon Applecreek al& C Wooster HU. B. Camp I Chia City Lebanon Appl Creek

Death in China Ties to Hydrophobia Case

An obituary note records the death of Andrew Eapper Jr formerly of Pittsburg who died in China in a hydrophobia related incident. The brief item notes his Pittsburg ties and the overseas death context.

Pittsburg Livpateh Copee Whiten Andrew Eapper, Jr China

Free Sales Day and Partners Exhibition Plans Near

Committees for the Farmers Exhibition and Sales Day on Sept 28 and 29 finalize plans. Finance reports strong, promising many farm product offers and 10000 posters to be placed countywide. Awards listed include best wheat, corn, ducks, pigeons, chickens, turkeys, and other displays with varied cash prizes. County sheep losses from dogs noted with multiple claim amounts.

Pinance Committee S. K. Getselman Aeenen Finance Committee Ouraighexad & Uo Kettler & Adams David Nice OG Harding & Co Muschenich Shibidy Laabach & Boyd Qaluby & Kline H. R. Griffin Plymouth Rock John Stottyberry C. W. Hard C. W. McClure Franks Emil Hottians Bradabaw F . Whither Charles F. Barrett Rich & Brough Shittley Doris Zaring Hetroi Potatoea Beresford Barry Rees Leke

Too Hot for Court Divorced in Wayne County Case

In Wayne County Court of Common Pleas Judge Maxwell granted a divorce to David Mé4l iuger of Franklin township from Eliza Meslinger on willful absence amid a hot term. The record notes weather delaying business and attorneys' unpreparedness, reflecting a period of friction and procedural strain.

Wayne County Court of Common Pleas Maxwell David Mé4liuger Frankin Township Eliza Meslinger

Indiana man dies in China from hydrophobia after dog bite

M Happer, 4 son of the late Dr Andrew J Happer, died at Newel weng China on July 27 from hydrophobia after a dog bite months earlier. He sought medical care for a finger wound and later developed a water fear, warning his wife of impending danger before dying the next day. His wife plans to return to America in October.

Indiana M Happer Andrew J Happer Newelweng China Happer Miss Dee Mell Bellevue America Mra Happer

Bold escape attempt at Ohio Penitentiary shocks guards

Columbus Sept 17 one of the most desperate escape attempts occurred at the Ohio Penitentiary at 4 pm by three prisoners William Clark a second term life prisoner from Cuyahoga county W F Botts a third term life prisoner Lucas county and William Putty a United States prisoner from Texas serving eight years Guard A C Duncan was struck by a club and Subguard B F James shot twice with injuries not deemed serious Botts and Putty were captured with Putty surrendering near the broom shop after the plan unraveled No one was killed though Duncan is reported in precarious condition at the hospital

Columbus Ohio Penitentiary William Clark Cuyahoga County W. F. Botts Lucas County William Putty United States Texas Lincoln A. C Duncan Morrow County Clark F James Botts Saxbe Smamu Cole Prson Duncan

House to House Visitation Campaign Slated Sept. 30

Wayne County Sunday School workers are urged to mobilize a house to house visitation drive on September 30 to canvass every home for Christian work. County and state canvassing plans are in place, with church officials seeking 12 volunteers per township to engage families and promote Sunday School.

tHousa Nvags Chureday Onirln Btata Moody Godoga Peraso

Severe Storm Hits Northern Ohio Waves of Damage Report

Severe storm sweeps northern Ohio causing roof and window destruction in Bandusky and mass layoffs due to panic at Paulding fair grounds. Defiance and Massillon report building and crop damage while Mount Vernon and Toledo detail heat prostrations and a shooting aftermath in civic events.

Ohio Cleveland Bandusky Defiance Massillon Paulding

Fragmentary OCR notes on political figures and markets

Disjointed text mentions Verestirts Por Sarodson and Faonet Bort Aturas Od and Walists JenBined Goo. Appears to discuss a 4 percent buyback or rate and a date around 4 met lest tig Cee dita en, but content is garbled and unreadable for a coherent report.

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Ambiguous Pioneertown Train Schedule Fragment

Fragment from a railway timetable notes stops, fares, and routed segments between Cleveland and Columbus. It mentions intermediate stations, local vestibuled cars, berth allocations, and passenger addresses for further information, with references to depot passengers and schedules.

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