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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1885
Page
4
The article outlines enforcement of laws without fear or favor, civil service reform, prudent use of public funds, and a call for a free ballot untainted by machines, fraud, or boss influence. It emphasizes prohibiting intoxicating liquors, integrity in governance, and a fair, unrigged electoral process.
A Cincinnati Enquirer note under How to get an Office advises against applying and warns not to show interest. It adds a caution to avoid appearing too partisan or aligned with a party, reflecting a humorous or critical take on political candidacy.
A fragment cites SUMSER, a Republican founder, arguing in 185 about the dangers of third parties to the united stance on slavery. The text questions the premise that all anti slavery forces must join existing parties, labeling it unfounded.
Tur correspondent notes strong enthusiasm at the Ohio Republican Convention with concern over fear among Soranea men and references a liquor question. The platform is said to have limited output for its authors and the voting on the platform’s liquor issue is discussed.
Interview with Major Wm McKinley at Springfield Convention hints he leans toward tariff reform and a revenue oriented tax approach. He expects platform focus on revenue measures and avoids broad restrictions while targeting temperance issues against Taylor due to liquor support.
The Lan caster District Conference at Rushville on October 9 declares opposition to any licensing tax and urges support for prohibition. The Gallipolis District Ministerial Association at Middleport on October 8 says the state need is prohibition and condemns parties courting liquor interests. They promote voting for candidates who back a clear prohibitory constitutional amendment and temperance protection.
Our esteemed Prof. Merz has received an urgent offer from Cooper Institute in Dayton Ohio. It is clear he will not accept, as his departure would be a severe loss to our Musical Department which has seen ratifying success under his leadership.
The Prohibition party of Ohio will hold its state convention in Springfield on July 1 and 2. Activities include a Wednesday afternoon temporary meeting, a St. John address at a Wednesday evening mass meeting, and Thursday business sessions with a ratification meeting led by Mrs. Mary A. Woodbridge and others. The wigwam seats 3,000, with half-rate rail fare into Springfield and ticketed day sessions. Evening meetings are free with early arrival for best seating.
The Woman's Educational Association of Wooster University seeks funds to build and maintain cottage colleges to house and educate female students. The plan mirrors Smith College and other institutions, placing students with motherly, cultured hosts to provide home comforts, orderly conduct, and balanced independence within a co educational environment.
The East Union Sunday School Convention meets at Trinity Lutheran Church south of Wooster on Sunday, June 28 at 2 p m with a full program of music, devotional exercises, and speakers from Wooster Fredericksburgh and Apple Creek. Evening session at 7 30 includes further addresses on Sabbath school importance and popular amusements. All are invited.
The twentieth Wooster High School commencement was held at the Opera House on a crowded Friday evening. Tickets limited admission, leaving many disappointed. the program opened with Schuch's orchestra, prayers by Rev. Dr. O A Hills, and a piano chorus performance by the class under Miss Martha Webster.
Wooster University held commencement exercises this week with a large attendance and pleasant weather. Commencement Day occurred Wednesday. The program list follows with performers acquitting themselves creditably to the faculty and audience, though space limits full detail.
A lengthy Wooster program features Haydn, Verdi, Chopin works and multiple honor lectures including presentations by Joan Leonard E. Whaver Atwood and E. Whaver. Postgraduate degrees awarded to Rowlen Rusk Ryan and others amid a Kansas Prohibition letter and alumni notices.
Malinda Hough died May 27 1885 after long illness described as consumption. She belonged to Jackson Presbyterian Church Wooster Presbytery and was devoted to church and Sabbath School. Her life was Christian and patient enduring sorrow without complaint as she faced death with faith and hope in eternal life.
The undersigned has been duly appointed assignee of the Estate of Winspecr. All persons indebted to said firm are requested to make immediate payment and those having claims against the estate will present them authenticated for allowance. W A Underwood, Wooster Ohio. June 16 1885.
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