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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1901
Page
2
Fragmented notice describes Methodist Sunday School officers and teachers meeting with references to names and events. Includes odd lines about remedies, products, and local shop listings, reflecting a jumble of OCR text with scattered personal names and places. The readable portions mention press coverage, a young lady showing a pack, and a discussion of remedies.
A jumbled OCR fragment references sophomores, chapel events, a secretary society, and campus gatherings. It mentions a procession of students, a president, and various scattered actions during an evening event. The text is highly garbled and lacks clear coherent facts.
Fragmentary OCR text describes Wooster mentions of a wedding and local details. Names, dates, and places are garbled, with multiple nonstandard spellings and stray phrases. Core facts cannot be reliably extracted from the legible segments.
In Wooster residents reported a surprising event this week involving local couples Mr Charles Reenigeed and Miss Viars Hes te atsraf, with neighbors noting a subtle social stir as stories circulated about the couple’s appearance and actions at a quiet gathering.
The obituary notes the death of William H. Johnson in the county city after a brief illness. He was about sixty years old and longtime resident with his wife Mrs Johnson. He leaves three young children and a large extended family. Funeral arrangements are pending with services expected Sunday.
Grand jury charged Jala Yulves with grand larceny for allegedly stealing $197 from Hours Swinthart of neat Jefferson Yulves. Investigators traced missing funds to a bank in Somerset County. Yarvev was arrested and a requisition from Gov Nash moved proceedings to Charosburg for trial.
An auction of old remedies and patent medicines claims to cure typhoid fever and nervous diseases. The text promotes Bitters and a "Risers" remedy as health tonics, with testimonials and questionable medical claims. It notes sales through Proctor & Oni and mentions various locations and schedules for drugstore products and railroad excursions.
Patrick Wiltoushby section foreman on the Lhe O&W at Doylestown was terribly injured Tuesday evening when a train passed. The accident occurred south of the Baston depot as workers stood wrongside while a freight pass was moved. Foreman McIloughby fell toward the track and was struck. He received a deep scalp wound and skull injuries. Medical aid arrived. prompt care saved him from worse.
Marshallville notes report the death of a local resident and a funeral held Wednesday morning near Georgetown. The piece lists residents moving, including Charles Hock relocating to Akron and Rev Powell taking a new post, with several local visits and visits by relatives from nearby towns. The obituary mentions a mother, daughter, and son, and a funeral service attended by town residents.
A Wooster gentleman with four prizes argues with president Lomeroy of Tul about the road's management. He accuses the operation of driving the city toward disruption, citing alleged faults in the line work and construction.
A garbled report references individuals Tre Kret Bllican Uer gsto es, American Houp Co. and VM Parrish amid a chaotic narrative. It mentions a court, testimonies, and political figures like Roosevelt, with mixed details about a discharge and various events, but the fragmentary text lacks coherent facts to present a clear narrative.
A serious injury is described involving Mrs Movers, wife of ours Caereres, who was attacked at the family residence on South Market Street. The assailant caused violence resulting in severe injuries and ongoing recovery challenges for Mrs Moers. Police and local authorities reportedly pursued leads, with speculation about motivations and potential suspects.
A jumble of transit and shipping notes describes a steamer Timisom with 25 crew, the Nicol and Brean er vessels, and a perilous Hudson River incident with pumping and damage. It mentions a $10 payoff and an uncertain salvage, plus a separate note about pardons and embezzlement cases including Charles W Spanne and Jasmr Ala.
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