Wayne County Herald Pristicog Company Annual Meeting Notice
Stockholders of The Wayne County Herald Pristicog Company are called to an annual meeting to select officers and discuss business. The date is Wednesday January 3 1555 at the company’s cre. W W Wallace president and J O Notertein clerk announced. The John G Wool ey Club of Cleveland reports winter evenings and parks meeting with progress and results. Thieves chaos and police activity noted as discussions touch politics and community concerns and voices speculate on party loyalties.
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Wayne County Herald
Pristicog Company
Electocn
Oficers
Besiness Ag
Merdsy
W. W. Wallace
J. O. Notertein
See
John G. Wooley Club
Cleve Teod
Prohibitionists Meet in Cincinnati The Banquet
The Prohibitionists called a national conference in Cincinnati Ohio on January 26 1898 at the Grand Hotel Assembly room with sessions at 9 am and afternoon activities including a banquet tickets for the banquet were $1 and limited ball capacity may require local attendance restraint. Tickets available by application and free to women attendees. officers listed include Lancer Diccix chairman James A Tate vice chairman W T Wardwell secretary Samuel D Hastings treasurer A A Stevens and others.
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Peceibstecs Wartoxa
Meca Dee
Prohibition Party
Ceso
Lancer Diccix
James A. Tate
W. T. Wardwell
Samuel D. Hastings
A. A. Stevens
Volmer B. Cushing
T. BR. Carskados
Johs Hipp
Independent on the Saloon Question Commentary and Prohibition Debates
The piece critiques the saloon, arguing for prohibition and denouncing politicians who defend or tolerate liquor. It reviews the Prohibition party, mentions Hanna and Kurtz, and attacks John P. St. John for shifting stance on temperance and silver. It condemns reformers who prioritize silver over aiding the sober and decent.
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Joho
Jobo
Kanass
Democratic Party
Denver
Coo
Hoe
William J. Bryan
St. John
Hell
Betwr
Thia
Gotter
Bryan
Democracy
St.John
Keneas
Silver
Soula
Satray
Prohibition Party Faces Fight Over Liquor Trade
An aged political screed argues that destroying the Prohibition party requires ending liquor traffic. It urges subscriptions to Wayne County Senate support and criticizes a murder trial tied to taxpaying residents. The piece condemns saloonkeepers, bands, and patrons as witnesses in the broader anti liquor charge.
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Prohibition Party
Organiza
Week of Prayer Evang Alliance Topics January 2 1608
Readable fragments outline Week of Prayer topics from January 2 through January 9 with subtopics including confession and thanksgiving, church unity, rulers and nations, families and editors, foreign missions, and city mission work. Services listed across First Presbyterian First Baptist Lutheran and United Presbyterian churches led by named pastors.
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First Presbyterian Church
W. Worsley
United Presbyterian Church
Lender
O. A Hills
Pasilies
Editools Thoreday
Qol
Rees
The Beer Question and Modern Manufacturing Claims
A fragment discusses beer as a beverage and its alleged health effects. It notes criticisms of beer drinkers and references a Cleveland Leader article on beer manufacture. Mentions analyses of ingredients and new production methods, suggesting beer may evolve beyond current realizations.
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Jett
Cleveland
Let Us Be Diverted From Sophisticated Conspiracies
The fragment cites Abraham Lincoln's Cooper Institute speech of 1860 urging duty and resistance to false accusations and intimidation. It emphasizes not straying toward a middle ground between right and wrong and maintaining faith that marks will guide to end. The text reflects a rhetoric of steadfast resolve.
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Wrondbret
Lincoln
Cooper Institute
Holiday excursion tickets offered by Cleveland Akron Columbus Ry
The Cleveland Akron and Columbus Railway announces low rate excursion tickets for Christmas and New Year holidays to all points on the system and to major connecting routes. Tickets at end of December 21 25 and 26 1897 and January 1 1898 valid to January 4 1897 with agents C F Dabey and Pata Agt in Cleveland.
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Cleveland, Akron & Columbus
Teturolog
Particulara
C. F Dabey
Gon, Pada
Agt
Cleveland
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Srostee World
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Century
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Oxpress
Tis Inperenpgar
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the Independent
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All Central Passenger Association
Cleveland, Akron& Columbus Allway Company
Cleveland, Akron & Columbus Railway Company
F Daly
Auccess
Wooster Ice & Coal CO
Massillon
R.j.smith
North Bever&t
H. A. Hart
Hesigence
Cor. Bowman St
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Dawning Block
D. Ave
Ass’t. Surg
W. W. Firestone
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Jacob Fischer
Oritehilela Jr
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