Wayne County Republicans Conclude Delegates at June Convention
The Republicans of Wayne County are convening at Germania Hall on Saturday June 3 at 1 PM to choose eight delegates and eight alternates for the Republican State Convention in Columbus on June 7. The meeting also will elect a County Executive Committee for the year, per M L Suyser, Chairman, and Ouven, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Germania Hall
Sharp
Colum Venesday
M. L. Suyser
Dag
Ouven
Ohio
Gilock
Fast Union
Wayne
State of
Martin Stouffer
Stouffer
Ohn Ricekinney
Lydia Stduffer
Wooster
Wayne County Republican Convention Called for Two Weeks
The call urges eight delegates and eight alternates from Wayne County to attend a convention. It stresses full county representation and individual duty, warning against complacency and urging every locality to be represented and participants to turnout enthusiastically for a strong party show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Sterling Worth
Blaisie Declines Congress Candidacy in Washington IA
Local report notes Blaisie refused to run for Congress in Washington Iowa. Reports on snowfalls, Pond Law saloons in Medina County, and 1881 American Tract Society activities alongside agricultural yield forecasts in Georgia and South Carolina. Tyrbure seeks Republican nomination in the seventeenth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyrbure
Congress
Helt
Bellaire
Ponerene Aiming For Common Pleas Judge Seat
The article notes Ponerene of Coshocton as a candidate for Common Pleas Judge amid expected retirement of Judge Voorhees. It comments on Democratic setback and urges the party to repeal the Smith Sunday bill. It lists pensioners receiving disability pay from the Columbus Agency, totaling 643 with breakdowns by limb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponerene
Coshocton
Common Pleas
Judge Voorhees
Tax figures show Cincinnati businesses pay large shares
The 2,000 Saloon keepers pay $6,222.29 on property valued at $280,330. Eighteen Brewers total $317,678 valuation and $7,054.64 tax. John Shillito & Co. pay $14,191.30, more than all the Saloon keepers and Brothers combined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinati
John Shillito & Co
Clarify Difference Between Low and High German for Editor
A reader asks a young schoolgirl to explain to the Democrat editor the distinction between Low and High German. The note suggests explaining whether people of Low German origin should feel inquired about and hints the editor could be a candidate for kindergarten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Democrat
Ifol Sanders
Controversy Over Congressional Candidate In Eighteenth District
The dispute among Major McKinley Tadge Laubie and C Auitman over whether the Major or the Judge should be the district candidate ends with calls to unity. Recent primaries produced enough McKinley delegates to secure his nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major McKinley
Tadge Laubie
C. Auitman
Congress
McKinley
Cabinet officer for agriculture debated in Congress
Washington letter discusses push to elevate the Agriculture Commissioner to a Cabinet post. It notes past efforts, the role of Dr Lor ing, and outlines three proposed bureaus with focus on botany chemistry entomology animal industry and lands and statistics. The tone questions motives and the likelihood of success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Benown
le Duc
Hig
Persod
le Duci
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Newton
Theibill Breting
Loring
Washington
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau of Lands and Statistica
Local Commentary Reprint on Religious Dialect and Politics
The Democrat quotes Bob Ingersol’s remarks about Christianity and asks what the angelic neighbor of Mae Hegatp thinks of this scandalous utterance from a distinguished figure in the Republican party. The speech is theological rather than political and fits the paper’s stance in Wayne County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Democrat
Bob Ingersol
Mae Hegatp
Republican Party
Wayne County
Supreme Court Expected to Uphold Pond Law
The Supreme Court is prepared to issue a ruling around June 1 on a case challenging the Pond Law. Early sentiment in the majority suggests the law will be sustained as constitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Candidates Enter Race for Prosecuting Attorneyships
In the race for prosecuting attorneyships several gentlemen express willingness to inform the public on their views. McSweeny J N and Benj F appear among those seeking to enlighten voters about their positions in the recent judicial contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadsworth i
McSweeny J .N
Benj. F
Wisconsin ex governor dies in Hot Springs
Gen C G ppeshitirte former Wisconsin governor dies at Hot Springs Arkansas on Sunday aged 64.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G
Govenor
Wisconsin
Hot Springs
Arklop
Ohio teachers gain new history requirement and May closing law
The Ohio General Assembly amended education laws to add United States History after Sept 1 1882 and to close public schools on May 30 each year with no wage deductions. Examiners may issue five year certificates renewable without reexamination for qualified teachers. Maple City visuals and local notes include J J Keeney heading to James Town and a May 13 wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. S S Merriman with reflections on recent events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wooster University
Ohio
General Assembly
State of
Irving Society Session Report Falls Flat in Debate
The Irving Society records a weak meeting with failed essay attempts by McConkey and McNall. Debaters tackled "The Spoils System" and a question on whether Ohio's late legislature did more harm than good, but the session produced little success and muted conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Society
Cr. Ny Ie
Wwe
Jlunka
Watts
McConkey
Resollvell
Ohio
McNall
Oeacter
Alieba al Mewnen
Enthusiastic Wooster Residents Plan Local Band
Last Monday evening a respectable crowd gathered at the Arlington of Rooms to hear Mr. Joyce of Bucyrus, formerly of the National Soldiers Home Camden, perform on cornet and discuss forming a town band. Ogden sparked the motion, about twenty signed on, and a meeting was set for Thursday to finalize arrangements. Officials note Wooster has material for a fine band if courage and energy sustain the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Mr. Joyce
Bucyra
National Soldiers
Tome
Camden
Joyce
Mr. Ogden
Eyster and Wasson Deaths Mark May 1882 Losses
Obituaries shout the deaths of Christian Eyster aged 11 1 2 months and 97 days in Chambersburg Pa with 40 years of church leadership. David Wasson 78 dies in Wayne Twp Lancaster County born in 1804, a steadfast Republican and friend. Smiley Geo W son of Rev G W Smiley dies in Archer House Wheeling after rheumatism heart case and rapid decline. Funeral notices note Rev N Albright and Rev T A McCurdy officiating and interment in Lexington Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyster
Christian ‘S Eyster
Chambersburg
Mary Patterson
Onc
Wasson
Wayne Township
David Wasson
Lancaster County
Jos. Wasson
Green Tow
Farry
Smiley
Archer House
Geo. W Smiley
Brooklyn
G. W. Smiley
Presbyterian Church
Pottsville
Stirling Worth
Y. E. Hutchinson & Son
Chicas
Wheeling
Canton
Firestone
Court Sales At Court House Listings
Sheriff sale notices list Ibman v Kerr 1413 acres valued 2160 in Wooster township Spink v McMillien cp acres valued 2760 Administrator Lydia Stauffer estate 233 acres valued 335 Assignee Waterman Co real estate and boiler valued 2250 Estate of W D Barrett 254 acres Wooster township listed with assignee John Barrett
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's
Ibman
Kerr
Spink
JcMillien
Cp Acres
Wooster
Lydia Stauffer
J. R McKinney
Adm
N S. Waterman & Co
Andiboiler
Ape m
Iershey
W. D. Barrett
Atres Wooster Township
John ¥. Barrett
Also Mentioned on This Page
the & Publish Herald PI M. L
Spooner
Epiror
Asay
Blaisie
Iowa
Medina County
American Tract Society
Georgia
South Carolina
Columbus
Wastina Toy, di Q
Smith St
Adincinnati
Galvonists
Canaan
Central Village
Creston
Rittman
J. J. Keeney
Jamestown
Dakota
J. W. Bowers
Messrs
McGarvey and Slaughter
I. Bechtel
J. Brentzer
S. S. Merriman
Reason
Fox
Knowlton and
Whitworth
Orbling
B. R. Shaw
Capt. van Doorn
Mr. Whitworth
Merriman
Knowlton
J. B. Thompson
J.T. Simetos
McClelland’s
Goodias
Fairbanks
Jeaire
Ress
Laybach
D& Donnelly, Wooster
Arness
Walker
Amwell
East Lisa Street
Artha
Info
Rene
Joan McClellan
Euppewa
Golinty
Wyne
State of Ohio
Township Nhippine
Village Street
Cleveland, Tuscarawas Vall&, Wheeling Hasie Company
Jroad
Ville
Easton
Braham Hershey
Erst
Stee
N. S. Watterman & Co
QiRoven
Atty. Muy Hth
A. D
I N
J. Shields
Simere
Court House
Harry
Glallery
Boudoir
Public Square
Wooster, Ohto
Dadoes
Friezes
Call
J. Zimmerman & CO
W. Liberty St
Woosler, Ohio
Bie
Mocniaa
Sgt
East Liberty Street
John Wilheem
Ooster, O
East Liberty Bt
J. T. Shields
P P. Mast «& CO
Strincririp
Oatso
Boston
Glasgow
Wiltons
Axminsters
Brussels
BODY
Ingramiss
Ratterly
Clark
Room Sane
Wooster Markets
Kunn & Cedrangan Opi Ieon
Phobe
E. Cha
Stelain
John Willa Pe Pe
Mary Man
Philade Nhia
Iclockis
Wooster, Ohio
Steau Roou
Downing Brook
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!