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Newspaper

Wayne County Herald

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1900

Page

2

Prohibition County Ticket Urges voters to back slate

Editorial endorses John Woolley Henry Metcalf Howard Crosby J T Wisner Jesse O Clark Mablon Ranch Joseph Gault for county offices. Calls for support at the ballot box next Tuesday and argues the ticket stands for home God and right against the saloon.

Howard Crosby Apple Creek Mablon Roach Wooster John O. Clark Weat Helem Qoroner John T. Wiener Joseph Gault Prohibition County Coun’ J Henry B Metcalf

Only party guided by faith opposes drink and evil

The essay extols a political party as divinely guided and free of corruption. It claims leaders are pure, voters religious, and vows to oppose drunkenness and vice, arguing Christ would back this party if present on earth and urging support in the upcoming election.

J T Wisner Bia Mablon Ranch Cap Ram Seremiah

Prohibition Ticket Urged Ahead of Next Tuesday Ballot

A religious appeal urges Christian voters to back the Prohibition party on the upcoming Tuesday ballot. The piece denounces liquor involvement and argues that voting for McKinley, Bryan, Cox, or Croker betrays moral duties while praising Prohibition as the only true temperance path. It cites biblical references and calls for early voting to influence the election.

A Call for Independent Voters in The Republic

The speaker argues voters should vote according to conscience not party directives. Aimed at independent thinkers, the piece rejects party control and champions individual judgment, faith, and civil responsibility as the path to true democratic reform. © The Boston Crane.

Prohibition vote urged for next Tuesday

Report from A J Fredrick treasurer of the free fair committees shows receipts and expenses leaving 10787 on hand after all bills paid. Exhibitor totals and fair entries listed. Local notices include church painting, homestead sale, and community events with several residents mentioned.

A. J Fredrick

Five Ugly Cats Fight Ends With Arrest In Plain Two

Columbus Webster of Worcester, a former Penn officer, is accused by Judd Webster of attempting to kill during a scuffle over wine and a knife. Judd is arrested on the Webster family dispute, while Columbus recovers from knife wounds with treatment sought locally. Hall's Catarrh Cure ad copy follows, offering health remedy claims and a warning about deafness.

Columbus Webster Wooster Penn Userat Cotway Judd Webster Plain Two Obes A. Welser Smith Judd Webster Wobster Lewis Oberhober Columbus Jadd Clark Colombua Colombue Bease Columbus Colambus Oberholee Jeromeville Blankleyville Columba Hall Lars J. Cheney & Co Toledo Draglats

Elder Seeker Misidentified as Dowietts Visitor in Mansfield

A man in ministerial garb touring Park Avenue was questioned by police as a suspected Dowie elder. Secretary Jones of the Y M C A confirmed the visitor was Professor W J Beelye of Wooster University, visiting the late John Sherman’s residence.

Mansfield Christian Church Hint Wen Dowietts Jones W. J. Beelye Wooster University John Sherman Cleveland

Prohibition Meeting Held in Madisonburg Addressed by Dr Hickok

An enthusiastic Prohibition gathering at Madisonburg Wednesday evening heard Dr Hickok speak. Interest was strong and results will be clearer next Tuesday. University Giese Club provided music and was well received.

Madieonburg Hickok University Giese Club

Real estate transfers listed with various deeds

County Recorder lists warranty and quit claim deeds transferring dozens of acres and lots in Milton, Wooster, Doylestown, Wayne, Baughman, Canan, and other townships. Prices range from 35 to 11,000 dollars, with parcels in Wooster, Milton, Doylestown, Chippewa, Plain, Orwell, and Frederick, plus administrator and executor deeds recorded.

Dewan Tecoma County Recorder L. O. Franks George Burbeck Frederick Bailey Baughman Aaron Fisher Fonny Fisher Milton Twop Levi Wolf W. H Feeman Canaan Rachel A. Famalman Weat Salem John Gates Howard Gates Doylestown A. D. Fetters Emma Fetters Congress Two Creaton Wealey H. Zange George Mettatal Rows Mettersl Baltcreek Wm. H. Allaman Elisabeth J. Steyie Piala Jacob Kintmer Isaac N. Hou Acre Wayne Coates Tuttle Orea Tom O. Coates John H. Miller Oreston Louis P. Obliger Hugh Colline Wooster Iliam A. Alleman Eliza J. Stevie Plain Township Jacob Kintner Catherine Kintner Isaac N. Hough Jovin Wayne A. D. Coates A.B. Tuttle Ann Coates John H Miller Leonard Eberhart Anna M. Eberhart Quamer Fredericksburg Wealey Hengg George Mottetal Hose Moetteral Ball Creek Abraham Lance David Slemmens Miltonn Michael Habel F J Mary EK. Shaffer Orrville Monga Lendy Tacre Milton Township John Landve Aon Landes Rittman Allen Kankler Gora E. Kankler Ann Fonch and Young I. J Sealth Admr Senate W.N Smith Hugh Collins Michael, Habel Charles Habel Emme Wagner Chippewa Township Jacob Franks Annie L. Donley East Union Township Rudolph Ruch Frederick Brows Applecreek Amos Brown Frederick Brown Joseph Dasham Orlin Oatman Charlotte Aguante Jobs McFaan Harry Stomer Ohippewa' Vlowsable

Students Hear Prohibition Talk at Taeeday Rally

Dr F M Bickok addressed a large student audience on Prohibition arguing for a clear stand on liquor, no middle ground, and that party position reveals voter leanings. The Glee Club performed songs between talks and students expressed satisfaction with the address.

F. M. Bickok Pam Vonset Obriet Seoh Glee Club

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