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A brief dated September 26 1990 fragment shows an archival note with alphanumeric identifiers. No additional context or names are legible to determine event, location, or parties involved.
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1900
Page
4
A brief dated September 26 1990 fragment shows an archival note with alphanumeric identifiers. No additional context or names are legible to determine event, location, or parties involved.
A Massillon area death report notes Franks aged 79, long county resident, died Tuesday from disease. Other items mention changes at the Yoder House hotel in Orrville, pension updates, races at Marietta and Murrie ta, farm inventions in Creston, and various local business and civic notes. Names include Orrville, Mahoning, Massillon, and Ports.
Igane Warner a former Wooster shoemaker and wealthy resident of Washington Iowa died in Washington. He was born in Sihushreo Pa on April 3 and moved with his family to Weavne county Ohio where he lived afterward. He became a breeder of race horses and amassed substantial wealth. The notice mentions Champerlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with a money back guarantee, praising its effectiveness for bowel complaints.
The City Opera House hosted the opening recital of the Artists' Course featuring Ernest Gumble, basso, and Falwin M Shooert, pianist. Gumble sang with ease and trained technique while Shooert, using an unsuitable instrument, played with notable skill. The evening pleased the audience and promises further treats.
K oega Tieche of Sugdrereedsown shipyard, part of Bailes throw ing outfit, narrowly escaped death during threshing when a log toppled toward the machine. He fell on the feed board as Jobt Moser moved to help, the cylinder tearing his shoe and causing cuts but no serious harm.
S H Dawson received a letter from Denver woman A Baker asking about a photograph of two young ladies. The father had promised to write to Dawson’s address, but the envelope contained no clear details. The photo dates two years back around the Eighth Part muster out, and the envelope held derivatives with the name Blanch Wolf. The case remains puzzling as Dawson cannot identify the current status of the parties.
A brilliant wedding took place at 8:30 PM Wednesday at the First Presbyterian Church. Miss Edna Ong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Irvin Ong of Webster, married Roy Paul Miller Davis of Pittsburg. The ceremony featured a floral décor, Lohengrin march, and formal vows officiated by Rev. Davis D. DD. An informal reception followed at the bride’s home.
The readable words are jumbled and do not form a coherent event or person. No definite names, places, dates, or outcomes emerge to summarize a specific news item.
The Ohio State Journal notes a major political shift in Coshoeton County this fall. Bryan’s four year lead appears vulnerable as his supporters face challenges from his ticket’s other candidates. Jo Wo Cassingham is nominated for Compress to rally the county against entrenched steel and paper trust influences.
John S Hallowas of French Camp Miss endured thirty years of diarrhea losing hope. After years of misfortune a bottle of Chamibe chemis Geo Chel. Cra ba Diarchea Reageds relieved symptoms. He praised the product and urged others to seek it from Laubach & Boyd on the square. druggists keep it.
Richard J Pink, a patient at Massillon State Hospital, died of paresis on Thursday afternoon. His remains were sent to Fredericksburg, the disease s former home, for burial. He was 5 years old, leaving a wife and family, and was a member of the Masonic fraternity and the Grand Army of the Republic. He had been at the state hospital for some time.
Dors Swartz of Ashland is released on bail after pleading not guilty to burglary charges. His wife, who agreed to testify, admitted helping in the robberies under duress from Swartz. She stated he punished her, forced attendance, and hid stolen goods while she milked cows. Bond set for her at 300 dollars. she was freed to aid in the search for未 recovered items.
A rough ad warns readers against drastic mineral pills and calomel croton oil or aloes. It touts Dr King New Life Pills as a safe alternative said to cure headache and constipation. Available for 2 cents at Luwabsch and Boyds Drug Store.
The death of Davie Reckneman completes a sequence of four double coincidences in family events within ten days. Daughter Lizzie Reckneman married Milo Flos on Thursday evening September 6. A child was born to Mrs Fife Raulman on a Friday morning. Mrs Breneman died on Saturday, September bo
Old, KO words describe a salve for ulcers boils felons corns warts and chapped hands. Listed as a life of joy remedy by Laubach Hoyd rag smear. Only 2 cents per box with a money back guarantee.
Dr J D Beer, secretary of the Wave Counts Medical Society, issues a call for a meeting. The notice lists Cowan Wabar and a time and place, urging members to attend a session to discuss society affairs.
A patient description claims a lovely form and temper attract friends, while weakness, constipation, and kidney troubles cause irritability and skin eruptions. Electric Bitters is touted as the best medicine to regulate stomach liver and kidneys and purify the blood. Wives, brighteyes and velvety skin promised. available at Laubach & Boyd's Drug Store for 50 cents.
Grandmother Musser aged 43 and Mrs Martha Dahlman near Applecreek died Tuesday. Funerals set for Thursday at noon. Remains to be transported for burial.
Me Joe Lilly of Haonivaal Missouri tells of near death from typhoid pneumonia and a swift cure after using Dr Kings New Discovery. He praises the medicine as the quickest cure for throat and lung troubles and claims free samples at Laubach Bros Drug Store with guaranteed results. The Haonivaal papers report a confession from Mrs Dora Swartz to Sheriff Jones, claimed to be obtained by Deputy Garver and ex Marshal Klisperman.
Alten's Foot Row 9 powder claims to reduce swelling and blisters by tightening the shoe fit and easing hot aching feet. It markets as a cure and preventative for foot discomfort, with availability in drugstores and stores, offering a free trial via mail order.
A confident testimonial from H W BTRE of Fall River praising Hood's Sarsaparilla for curing rheumatism and general illness. The speaker mentions prior poisoning fears, a San Juan Hill reference, and a claim of pure blood helping resist poisoning. Contact details and military reference appear in the text.
In a weekend tournament at Perrysville the Ashland team paused the Wooster lineup as players Greenwald and Burtaris contributed on the floor. The score reached 17 to 17 with both sides trading chances. Perrysville locals and others watched as Berengaville and Irvelhelm are noted among participants in the close contest.
The Wooster City Band travels to Band Goest dee lersburg on Saturday to perform at the K. O. T. revival. A special train departs Wooster at moon and returns late in the evening.
The Republican Club met Tuesday evening in Hay's Hall and added several new names to the membership rolls. Hon. M. L. Smyser and W. B. Bryson of Wogster attended, Smyser giving a short talk on current issues. Total membership stands at 125 with officers J. Smith, president. Will Romich, secretary. John Romich, treasurer.
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