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Newspaper

Wayne County Herald

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1902

Page

2

Promibition State Ticket Selections Listed

Secretary of State A L White of White Cartage Masks a sample slate with Samuel W Dantap of Williamsport Picks for Supreme Court judge A L Talcott of Cleveland. Dairy and Food Commissioner Geo A Mace of Greenville Darke County among names.

A. L. White White Cartage Maskingum Co Board of Public Works Samuel W Dantap Willamsport Picksway Co Supreme Court A. L. Talcott Cleveland Geo. A. Mace Greenville Darke Co

Prohibition County ticket slate listed for county offices

Probate Judge J C Clark of West Salem Congress township Auditor Fenton Coup Plain township Sheriff Frank P Hower Wooster Commissioner Long Term W A Bruce Wooster township Commissioner Short Term Toward Crosby Saltcreek township Recorder Platte Amstutz Milton township Infirmary Director David E Foltz Clinton township Coroner D H Harter Greene county listed for election

J C. Clark West Salem Congress Township Fenton Coup Plain Township Sherif Frank P. Hower Wooster W A. Bruce Wooster Township Crosby Saltcreek Township Platte Amstutz Milton Township David E Foltz Clinton Township D. H. Harter Greene Township

Prohibition Platform Urges Total Liquor Ban in Ohio

The Prohibition party of Ohio declares that sobriety and moral citizenship are the foundation of government. It denounces liquor trade as destructive, calls for nationwide prohibition of manufacture importation and sale, and urges voters to support the Prohibition ticket to restore order, virtue, and the public welfare. The platform criticizes Democrats and Republicans as unfit to resolve the liquor question and emphasizes removal of the liquor traffic as essential to state stability.

Prohibdition Party of Ohio Ronten

Saloon Seekers Ask Right to Stay Another Day

A Wooster saloon fights for a brief extension, arguing it must be allowed to remain open for one more day while awaiting a decision. The case centers on local licensing rules and interim permissions.

Wooster

Wooster Saloon Vote Seen as Moral Stand

A Wooster election scene argues that voting against saloon influence reflects virtue and duty. The piece urges Christian men and women to act in line with right and pure principles to secure victory and cleanse local politics.

Wooster

Temperance Reformer Criticizes Women Drinking in American Cities

Lady Henry Somerset, English temperance advocate visiting the United States, deplores rising women’s drinking in American cities. She says the trend harms nations and warns of political pressure on Prohibition voters as campaigns unfold. A quotation hints at partisan voting dynamics and the moral stakes in the fall elections.

Henry Somerset American England

Prohibition Party Advocates Save Home From Saloon Threat

A hospital baby, bound hands and restrained, endures delirium tremens as a nurse watches. The piece condemns legalized saloons and urges Prohibition to protect children, arguing that the Prohibition Party prioritizes home happiness over political wins.

The Prohibition Banner Calls for Change Amid Lost Sons

A front page vignette recalls a murder at a New York saloon and a grieving mother seeking her son amid endless absences. It links the tragedy to drink and crime, urging readers to join the Prohibition cause under a white banner to end such suffering.

New York James Jesson

Chaste in Dates Meet Brought Forward to Saturday

A meeting once scheduled for Bladesville on Monday evening will be held Saturday instead with the college bossa singing. Dr F M Hickok will deliver the oration present views on political drift and how ruin can be avoided.

Bladesville College Bossa F M Hickok

Weat Salem Hosts Rey J H Deiels Meeting

A Friday event in West Salem featured Rey J H Deiels of Wooster discussing the American saloon and its links to taxation crime sorrow sin and judgment day. Attendees were attentive and many were convinced or converted. College boys sang and shared an after meeting supper hosted by J C Clark with the speaker and a few guests.

Weat Salem Rey J H Deeils Wooster J.C. Clark West Salem

Jefferson Enjoyes Rev Neal Address at Alliance Meeting

An audience at Jefferson Friday night praised a program by the Alliance. Rev W C Neal of Christiana church Wooster spoke boldly against liquor traffic, arguing no compromise is acceptable and parties relying on liquor votes cannot govern with integrity.

Alliance Jefferson W C. Neal Christiana Church Wooster Neal

Prohibition Rallies In Milthville And Seergleng

Prohibition rallies announced for Monday November 3 in Milthville with Res J 1 Deeda and others plus college music. Friday November 31 in Seergleng invites residents to hear the campaign’s great issues from a Prohibition perspective by the University Quartet.

Res J Deeda Sod Aril Mavic Quertete

Dr F M Hickek Promises Liquor Question Solution

The blind orator Dr F M Hickek will present the only solution to the liquor question to settle the matter. College boys will be present at Blachleyville Saturday evening.

Blachleyville F M Hickek

Saving Wry and Domestic Skew in New York Weekly

A scrambled text from a New York Weekly item discusses domestic costs and adjustments. It mentions Mrs Senate Downe and Mr Scale Downs, noting small weekly changes and a quirky line about a lovely cabinet for £2. The passage is fragmented and lacks clear event details or dates.

Senate New York

A Disccoungling Position at the Pulpit

The piece mocks literary women and a Reverend Brown known for a small stature and a high voice. An exchange hints at conflict between authorship and marriage while recalling a church visit where the minister delivered a sudden line from behind a desk.

Mr Brown Lmense Trey

The Asiste Salesman and the Honest Sell

A judge notes a salesman told customers one thing and then another, displaying new fabrics and praising one item with a silk like sheen. Shoppers rejected the claim, but later were persuaded to buy all the calico. The judge uses this story to urge careful judgment in presenting truth.

Secretarial Suitor Clarifies Club Management Fit

A golf club seeks a secretary skilled at managing men. The applicant replies that the position may suit his wife better, admitting his own unsuitability. The captain regards him as bunkered in the job dilemma.

Fragmented 19th century quip exchange about marriage ages

A garbled dialogue references Mrs Gabble and Mrs Kraft married ten years, pondering age at marriage. The exchange shifts to honesty and fortune, with a closing adage about speaking well of others. The text appears as a clipped, humorous newspaper fragment with uncertain source.

Mansfield Marriage Notice Ties Orrville Pair

Holeer of Orrville and Floy B Reed of Wooster wed Monday Oct 27 in Mansfield. They will reside in Loudenville. The Boston Plane Works is being moved to Coshocton this week.

ME Holeer Orrville Floy B Reed Wooster Will Graff Arm of Graff & Poff Loudenville Alice Buckingham Mansfield Boston Plane Works Coshecton

East Liberty October cattle and hog market report

In East Liberty market notes the cattle prices show prime and fair grades with ranges around 6 40 to 7 00, mixed batches sold, hogs demand remains light to medium with primes near 6 70 to 6 80, Yorkers and heavy hogs around 6 25 to 6 65, sheep and lambs slower for sheep and strong for lambs with prime lambs around 3 00 to 3 75 and spring lambs near 4 96 to 7 6, buyers urged to call for current quotes.

Fate of Hindoo Girls and Rajpoot Daughters Murdered

An 1840s Pall Mall Gazette report discusses harsh marriage customs in Nepal and India. It claims Rajpoot families murdered daughters after birth or via poison to avoid unfavorable matches. It notes legal efforts by the English government and describes Kulin Brahmins arranging marriages for money, then likely abandoning the girls.

Nepaul Alahabad Agra Pall Mall Gazette

Kings and Queens in English Royal Titles

A compact historical note tracing royal titles from Richard III and Henry VII at Bosworth Field to Edward III and Henry VIII. It covers the progression of titles such as king of England, king of France, and king of Great Britain, noting how rulers used varied ranks and multilingual claims.

England George I Bosworth Field Richard III Henry VII Edward III France Henry VIII Your William IV William of Hanover Ireland William Scotland Great Britain James VI James I Richard Henry II Egbert Kjng Elizabeth

The Spendthrift Learns A Wish For Savings

A spendthrift son wastes every penny and defies his father who warns him that pennies become shillings and pounds. The father punishes with the rod until the youth yields little, illustrating the moral that those who spend pennies reap pounds later.

New York Herald

Instinct of Horses in War Described in Arab Breed

The article notes Arabian horses show remarkable courage in battle. When wounded and unable to bear the rider, the horse withdraws to safety with its master. If the rider is injured and falls, the horse stays by him, neighing for help.

Plesty of Color in Rembrandt Compare Moment

A Chicago Herald remark describes Mrs Wadhams recalled by a Rembrandt portrait, noting the painting’s thick impasto and the sense that the color appears to have been thrown on by the handful when viewed up close.

Serene Temperament and Mike Speak in Local Dialect

The Washington Star features a humorous exchange where Plodding Pete asks Mike if he wishes to be rich. Mike, nicknamed Bieandering, responds that he would be saved from trouble by avoiding saying much obliged, hinting at the cheerful, downtrodden rural humor of the scene.

Lome Washington Star Mike Pete

Smithville Social News Stirs with Visits and Musical

Smithville residents report visits from Medina and Orrville relatives, a musical stint by Jace Fike’s circle, and travelers moving to Oberlin and Wick. A Methodist social at A Breneman home drew forty five, and Old People’s Day honored Christian veterans with a sermon on lights at eventide and a Home of the Aged offering.

Bobouter East Main North Tremont J. Alvin King Oberlin Musical Conservatory Ellen King Ashland Vilainas Edith Orivila C. Corie Maggie Zimmerman Medina Niza Ada Huffman Defiance Co Daniel Shney Lenora Perkey Lincoln Nebraska Our Village Belle Roller A. Breneman Methodist Church Yellow Springs Boqueta Epworth League

Train Schedules Between Cleveland Columbus And Cincinnati

Public notice lists rail connections and times between Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati via Hudson Orrville and Pane Testse routes. It notes Sleeping Cars on Nos 6, 63, 64 and 627 with various departures and arrivals, daily and workday service, with station names including Columbus Villa, Alliance, Pittsburgh, Crestline, Wooster, Richmond and Indianapolis.

Clevelaod Cincinnati Columbus Trale Uneinnatl Calumpus Villa Hudson Cleveland Pits Crestline Alliance Pittsburgh Ester Cain Xenia Cincinnat Aginst Chicago Richmond Iniannapolis Daintees E. A. Ford

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