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Newspaper

Wayne County Herald

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1900

Page

2

National Prohibition Ticket for President Woolley in Illinois

National Prohibition slate lists John G. Woolley of Illinois for president and Henry B. Metcalf of Rhode Island for vice president. State Prohibition ticket names J Knoxt Montgomery as Secretary of State, Greene County, with judges, dairy and food commissioner J M Scott of Licking, school commissioner Samuel A Gillette of Crawford, board of public works Ennos A Broales of Stark, and J H Dickson of Wooster as Congress 17th district candidate.

National Prohibition Ticket John G. Woolley Tllinois Henry 8. Metcalf Rhode Island Montgomery Greene County Supreme Court F J. Pinney Oayabogs J. M Scott Licking Samuel A. Gillette Crawford Ennos A. Broales Stark Congress Dist J H. Dickason Wooster

Prohibition Party Platform Urges Whole Nation to Ban Liquor

A lengthy Ohio Prohibition platform in convention speaks praise to God and denounces legalized liquor as a societal threat. It calls for a new political alignment to outlaw manufacturing and sale of alcoholic beverages, nullifies anti prohibition laws, and urges suffrage regardless of sex. The report notes campaign activities, pamphlet distribution, and public appeals across Wayne County with emphasis on party loyalty and moral reform.

Prohibition Party of Ohio Republc Publc

Prohibition Campaign Efforts Rally In Wooster

A historical clipping describes a rally where speakers depict opposing figures as allies of vice and demonize those who pray while others vote for Prohibition. The piece invites supporters to travel to Wooster today after noon to spread the word, urging neighbors to join the effort.

Prohibition Rallies with Woolley Stewar t and Others

Prohibition rallies featured speakers including John G Woolley and national chairman Oliver W Stewart among a lineup of party figures. The events drew attendees across several cities, underscoring organized opposition to liquor laws and advocating temperance measures.

John G Woolley Oliver W Stewart

Friday Evening Performance at No 10 Phreonates

An event Friday evening at No 10 Phreonates southwest of Dalton features Dr F M Huicror the blind orator and the University Prohibition Glee Club. The program highlights a blend of oratory and musical pieces presented by this group.

Dalton F M Huicror Prohibition Glee Club

University boys and Dr Hickok to perform at Congress Friday

On Friday evening October 12 Congress will host a program featuring a peak by Dr Hickok and performances by University boys. The event promises musical entertainment and a notable local gathering.

Dr Hickok

Campaign speech by Rev J Knox Montgomery at West Salem

On Wednesday evening October 24 at West Salem Montgomery, candidate for Secretary of State, will discuss the great issues of the campaign. The program features good speaking and fine music.

West Salemn J Knox Montgomery

Prohibition Meetings Set to Hire Local Speakers Singers

Localities seeking Prohibition speakers and singers must file with the County Chairman J H Dickason of Wooster. Each locality should raise 3 to 5 dollars per meeting to cover printing and transportation, as speakers and singers give their services.

J H Dickason Wooster

Rally Day Services Scheduled At Presbyterian Church

The Rally Day program begins at 1 30 with sermons at 2 30 at the Presbyterian church. Visitors from Pleasant Home and Brackleyville join local families for social gatherings. Miss Blanche Hauenstein visits grandma. Miss Anna Wilesle, Wooster High Subsel, attends. Nearby residents attend Shreve Fair on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Presbyterian Church Noah Herman Pleasant Home Ratartay CO Allaman Bracleyville Whitnetler Maury Scott Sateurday Sabbath Milasea Zoa Margy Zahner Creston Geo, Mathes Mra Shimada Spangler Jollarson Blanche Hauenstein Frieodayile Anna Wilesle Wooster High Legeard Miason Nettis Voigt Mina Scott Shreve Fair Taodeday Wedoesder

Otto Hurst Dies After Burns At Frederickaburg

Otto Hurst aged 16 died Sunday morning after badly burning at a Saturday fore noon fire in Frederickaburg. Two thirds of his body burned, clothing removal showed severe injuries. funeral held at his parents home on Tuesday at 2 p.m. The community mourns with the grieving family.

Otto Hurat Waal Frederickaburg John Hurst Toseday

National Prohibition Platform Defends Moral Policy

The preamble and platform from the National Prohibition party rally in Chicago on June 27 28 condemn the liquor trade as a national罪 and advocate total prohibition. They accuse President McKinley and the administration of tolerating saloon power, deplore expansion policies aided by alcohol interests, and demand enforcement of prohibitory laws across territories and at home to safeguard religion and public virtue.

National Prohibition Party Chicago Agrd Edmund Burke Alhcore Bothiaa William Windom Congress White House Cag AfekIntoy McKinley Cuba Porto Rico Philippines United States Hayes Janeniero Cao Secretary of War McKinter Dare Tropics Philippine Commission William McKinney Washington Alaska Hawaiian Islands

Prohibition Faiths Unite Against Liquor Trade

A reformist call argues export data shows U S liquor shipments to overseas posts rose to $407 198 in the first ten months of the year ending June 1 1900 while Cuba sales barely reached 10 000 annually The piece claims religious bodies condemn alcohol and urge Christian citizens to align with a prohibition party and form a united political front to end the liquor traffic and uphold republican values.

United States Fay Ioe Islands Cuba

Unclear OCR: sports item fragment from Baltimore area

An OCR fragment mentions Baltimore Maryland, likely a 900 meter or AA event, with incomplete names and teams. Details are unreadable. unable to extract a coherent main event, participants, or outcome from the provided text.

Change of Train Times at Cleveland Wooster and Valley

Trains on the Cleveland Wooster and Maskingom Valley routes adjust schedules effective November 10 1899 Central Standard Time. Listings show Wooster departures at 9 00 a m 7 20 a m 4 56 p m 1 26 p m and various connections including No 27 Ex 4 55am No 2 Mail 10 San No 85 Ex 10 90am No 38 Mx 4 12pm No Mail 8 22pm No 28 Ex 10 00pm.

Cleveland, Wooster & Maskingom Wooster C. A. &C. Railroad Oarville North

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