Announcement of Sheriff and Commissioner Candidate Cards
Election notices announce candidates to be inserted in this column for the Republican primary. Alexander C. Carr of Webster and J. J. Weiler of Green Township for Sheriff. P. Burnett of Franklin Township for County Commissioner. Cards cost $1.00.
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Gto Assembly
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Republican Party
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Hairman
Alexander 4. Carr
Wobster
J.J. Weiler
Green Township
P Burnett
Franklin Township
Keene Withdraws From Sheriff Race Citing Personal Matters
Thomas Keene announces withdrawal from the sheriff nomination due to business and personal matters beyond his control. He thanks Republican supporters and wishes success for the party ticket in the state and county races.
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Epitor IkeraLp
Thomas Keene
Germart Capital Sts Fear Bi metallic Agitation
The Germart capital streets show concern as bi metallic agitation stirs public debate. Citizens express worry about economic stability and potential policy shifts amid rising tensions.
Governor Goodwin of New Hampshire Dies at 86
Former NH Governor Teta Goodwin died on the fourth, aged eighty six. He served as a public official and was a notable figure in state politics. The death notice records his age and burial plans are to be announced.
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Garfield
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Amit
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Lincoln University supports colored student with thirty backers
Gov Foster and Mark Twain join two others in backing a colored student at Lincoln University. The article notes a twenty two mile tornado on the th as context but reports little damage overall and lists thirty supporters including the two named figures.
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Gov. Foster
Mark Twain
Lincoln University
Prohibition Losses Highlight Iowa Vote And Ohio Collision
Turbulent week shows the Kansas prohibition measure failing by eight thousand votes while Iowa rejects the experiment. on the Ohio river the steamer collision sinks the Scioto. Col Noah Orr of Marysville Ohio, tallest in the state, is buried. his brother George succeeds him as the tallest man. Virginia bondholders urge President Arthur to intervene against repudiation of the state's obligations.
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Mar Ynville
Ohio
George Orr
Virginia
Arthur
Corner stone laid at Garfield Memorial on anniversary of assassination
The Garfield Memorial Church cornerstone was laid during a Sunday ceremony on the first anniversary of the assassination. Attendance by notable residents was limited due to the ceremony’s low notice and few invitations.
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Garfield Memorial Church
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Saloon fines split along party lines in Cincinnati debate
A columnist criticizes Democratic attacks on Republicans over Sunday law arrests in Cincinnati. The piece argues the prosecution was politically biased, noting all 25 arrestees were Republicans and accusing Democrats of misrepresentation and garbling facts.
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Democrat
Rails and rate competition threaten Pittsburgh future
Our Washington Letter argues no more grand schemes without action. It urges united effort to secure a trunk-line railroad and warns that delay will turn the city into a laughing stock while rivals gain advantage and local patrons suffer higher fares and freight costs.
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Grand Army Band of Wooster earns public praise
The Grand Army Band of Wooster performed on a march for the first time on Thursday night and received broad approval from many townspeople. The article notes that the band has strong local support and is encouraged to continue improving.
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Oregon election canvas shows Republican majorities in key offices
The official canvas lists George winning Congress by 3,365 votes, Moody for Governor by 1,428, Lord for Supreme Judge by 1,401, Earhart for Secretary of State by 3,516, Hirsch for Treasurer by 2,652, McElroy for Superintendent of Instruction by 3,143, and Byers for State Printer by 2,428. Republicans cheer "Rah for O'Rogon."
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Wooster Stock Drive for Killbuck Valley Railroad Link
A local appeal urges Wooster and Osweigan residents to fund a 15 mile rail link from Wooster to Burbank via the Killbuck Valley. Proposed cost about 3500 per mile, stock subscription of 75000, engineer J F Walkiee to lead work, no salaried officers during construction, and connections planned with Ft Wayne P&O and Wheeling & Lake Erie.
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Lost brass key found near school and Opera House
On Sunday a small brass key for a patent bin lost between George Hillmer’s residence and the Opera House. The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at Clark’s store.
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