Prohibition Message Urges Ballot Over Saloon
In Wooster a local notice bluntly argues that no license policy can curb the saloon without abstinence via ballot, urging voters to back prohibition to end alcohol’s evils and improve homes and commerce.
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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1899
Page
2
The Ticket For Governor and State Officials
The ticket lists GEO M HAMMEL for governor, ARTHUR ORTON for lieutenant governor, GIDEON T STEWART for supreme court judge, JOHN DANNER for board of public works, and FRED W BARRETT for state auditor. The report notes Ohio has 200 more agaloone this year than last, per the Auditor of State, with a comment questioning high license’s impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Gideon T. Stewart
Huron
Board of Public Works
John Danner
Stark
Ohio
Auditor of State
Wayne Countys Share From Dow Liquor Tax Questioned
A local column condemns Wayne Countys $1400 share from the Dow liquor tax as blood money. It argues saloons corrupt public virtue and morally degrades hundreds of lives, urging action against liquor traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Fife
Wayne Twp No.4 Excursion to Cedar Point Planned
In Wayne Township No.4 two residents await an upcoming Cedar Point excursion this week. Miss Anna Nance of Pennsylvania visits cousin Miss Rom Gorbolt while meetings at the schoolhouse grow in interest. Notices by Messrs Newton Lyon and Davidson and Showaller. The Shoemaker child died Sunday morning and was buried Tuesday. Farmers host a harvest picnic at John Deneke’s Tuesday evening with about eighty five attending. Roy Smith of Smithville gave an address. Gratitude to Mr and Mrs Deneke for hospitality. Guests came from Woogter Smithville and Weiloraville. Miss Anon Rohr visiting at Mas aillon. Born to Mr and Mrs Frank Rinkle, a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gaut
Pittsburg
Paix Anond
Sakhie
Mattie Gaut
Cedar Point
Anna Nance
Pennsylvania
Rom Gorbolt
Newton, Lyon and Davison Anddina Showaller
Mra
Teesday
John Deneke
Roy Smith
Smithville
Pennsylvania Lines Promote Summer Resort Travel
The Pennsylvania Lines describe direct summer routes to Atlantic City Cape May Asbury Park Long Branch and New Jersey coast resorts. Through trains connect to Newport Narragansett and New England havens via New York with Adirondack White Mountains and Hast retreats accessible through New York. Michigan Lake Region gateways Cleveland Toledo Fort Wayne offer additional trips with full rate and schedule details available from local agents or O L Kimpart A G P Agty Cleveland O
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Pennsylvania
Atlantic Ocean
Atlantic City
Cape May
Asbury Park
Long Branch
Resorta
New Jersey
Newport
Narragansett
Summer Havens
New England
New York
Adirondacks
White Mountains
Calakilla
Renorta
Alleghenies
Pittsburg
Pennsylvanian Lines
Michigan
Lake Region
Cleveland
Toledo
Fort Wayne
Pennsylvania Lines
Kimpart
Jail Statistics Highlight Annual Sheriff Report
Sheriff McCoy forwards the annual report to the Secretary of State covering the year ending June 30. It notes 59 prisoners arrested, with a breakdown by origin, offense, and prior record. 31 jailed, average stay 10 days, 1 still in jail June 30. Total maintenance income $680.70. The report calls the jail “very bad” and recommends a new building. offers no deaths or escapes and mentions foreign-born inmates from Germany and Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
Secretary of State
Tomaleca
Ohio
Boys’ Industrial School
Girls’ Industrial School
Ohio State Reformatory
Germany
Italy
Obituary: Silas B. Johnson of Auburn Indiana
Silas B Johnson born in Wayne County Ohio on September 13 1836 died at his Auburn Indiana home July 8 1899 age 62 years 19 months 26 days He married Catharine Shall August 19 1892 They had two children Dr M W Johnson of Garrett and Mrs C A Pearson of Chicago He married Mary E Rummons October 31 1893 and survived by wife and two children He served as a teacher then enlisted August 1 1862 as a private in the 102nd Regiment O V I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ind
Silas B Johnson
Wayne County
Ohio
Ing
Catharine Shall
M. W. Johnson
Garrett
C. A. Pearson
Chicago
Tin Plate Prices Opposite Everhart 10e
Local ad promotes tin plate pricing at Everhart with a price reference. Bears a Wooster area origin and mentions opposite location for viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everhart
Bam
Wooster
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Frank Rinkle
Philadelphia
P. A.B. Widener
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Department of Eabthlts and Promotion
P. P. Wilson
Bixler Business College
Dealees 1
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MTIO
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Sherif McCoy
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