Davy Republican and Wheely Presses Notice of County Convention
The Wayne county Republicans call a mass convention in the City Opera House Wooster on April 23 1882 at o'clock p m to elect eight delegates and eight alternates to the State Convention in Cleveland April 27 and to form a County Executive and Central Committee. M L Saryser chairs, A M Parnisn secretary.
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Wayne County
Mass
City Opera House
Wooster
Cleveland
M. L. Saryser
A. M. Parnisn
Mary A Mitchell
Ohio
Court House
Olina
South Street
Wayne County Republicans Claim Victory Over Prohibitionists
The Wooster GOP boasts a sweeping political win over Prohibitionists amid national storms, declaring victory despite low energy and public fatigue. Leaders tease future campaigns and challenge rivals, asking where Keiffer and M. C. Rouch have gone.
G A R Wooster May Festival Announced At Armory
The G A R of Wooster plans a grand May Festival the last week of next month at the Armory. It will last one week and organizers promise an exceptional event to surpass all similar county affairs. The effort centers on a superb program and community participation.
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G.A.R. of
Wooster
Armory
Fair Ground Tract Assocation Seeks Permanent Location
The article notes the Fair Ground Tract purchase of a half interest and the association's aim to establish a permanent venue for its annual exhibition. It highlights support for the institution, urging public sentiment and effort to boost exhibition quality and attendance at the fair.
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Ation
Fair Ground
Spre Fair Associ
Democrats Rise After Quiet City Election
Republicans abstained from voting in yesterdays city election allowing Democrats to gain a council seat and township offices. Bentz, Coover, Forker, and Schmutz will take roles in local governance, with George Schmutz editing the Wooster Township Bulletin.
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Bentz
Coover
Forker
George Schmutz
Wooster Township
George
Recorder
Hershberger
Waterbury
Nine City Council Battles over Finances and Leadership
The editorial polemic attacks Mr Eshelman on his handling of city finances and the nine council members who sought a tax levy. It questions why expenditures rose and debt grew while funds run short, and accuses the paper of partisan misrule amid street and sewer funding controversies.
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Emourrat
Eshelman
Asd Cairman
Jezin
Wasson
Wilhelm
East North Street
Wilhelms
Democrats Claim Advantage Amid Fiscal Debate
The text argues Democrats hold a lead in the count while defending Republicans and criticizes the inance committee chair. It suggests insolvency stems from repeated use of subtraction and division rules and questions mismanagement.
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Harry J
Not Guilty Verdict In Ohio Taxpayers Case
The State of Ohio pursued M W Teeple for a week. the jury returned a not guilty verdict after hours of deliberation. The piece condemns the prosecuting attorney for pursuing costly, unwarranted proceedings that harmed the prosecuting witness and taxpayers, while praising Teeple as an honorable citizen.
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State of
Ohio
M. W.teeple
Teeple
Court of Justice
Grand Jury
Plain townships Norman horse owner promotes Blimalp
Mr. Eberhart of Plain township is owner of a fine Norman horse regarded as one of the state’s best. He offers his young Blimalp for breeding and urges farmers and stockmen to seek high quality stock to meet market demand for general utility and draft horses.
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Eberhart
Plain Township
Ohio
Ode to a Political Leader’s Confrontation
A verse laments party factions and a looming presidential fight. It hints at a Hoosier era dynamic and warns against dissent, noting a leader’s potential shift to humility under party bosses. The poem dwells on authority, loyalty, and political pressure.
Tammany and free Speech in Harper's Weekly
Harper's Weekly condemns the arrest of Evening Post editor Godkin on a complaint by Dennis W. O’Halloran, secretary of the Grand Jury. The piece labels Tammany as unprincipled and powerful, a threat to a free press and honest government, urging Republicans to oppose its grip on New York politics.
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Tammany
Harper’s Weekly
Godkin
Evening Post
Dennis W. O'Halloran
Parkhurst
O'Halloran
New York
Tammany Hall
Massillon Building Project Likely $340000 Favorable House Report
The House committee on public buildings and grounds approved a favorable report for a Massillon building costing 340000. The note predicts Wooster will follow with its own post office and argues for nationwide home ownership to boost labor and property values.
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Massillon
House Committee
Wooster
United States
Ohio Republicans call delegates to Cleveland for 1893 convention
Ohio Republicans plan a delegate convention in Cleveland on April 27 1893 to nominate officers including Secretary of State a Supreme Court judge and a member of the Board of Public Works Delegates from counties will meet in district convention at 11 am April 27 to choose officers and set representation based on votes for William McKinley Jr governor in 1890.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
Supreme Court
Board of Public Works
State Central Committee
Music Hall
Wm McKinley, Jr
Isu
Denver
Arapahoe County
Colorado
Mary E Berry
Court of Common Pleas
Wayne County
William W Veerry
Anawer
Mary E. Berry
McClure & Smyser
William W. Berry
Democratic Civil War in Seventeenth District Fracts Republicans
The piece mocks Republican comfort in Wayne County while predicting bitter clashes within the Democratic Party as factions vie for control of county conventions. It cites 1891 district majorities to claim a strong Democratic edge and urges readers to await the outcome of intra party strife leading to a potential RepublicanConstitutional win. The text also advertises Ayer’s Sarsaparilla and Bay Wallpaper at Bryson’s.
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Theegislature Hs
Wayne County
Democratic Party
Mississippi
Congress
Seventeenth Congressional District
Cough Remedy Endorsed by Minnesota Druggists
In Minnesota winters many customers are told to try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after other preparations fail. Wells & Schroeder of Sanborn, Minn report consistent success, noting it cures and has no equal for children with croup or whooping cough. 60 cent bottles sold by Laubach & Boyd, druggists.
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Detchun
Jaubach & Koyd
Wooster
Minnesota
Union
Chamberlain
Messrs
Wells & Schroeder
Sanborn
Minn
Laubach & Boyd
Wanted man to manage branch office in Kansas City
Short notice advertisement seeks an energetic man to run a branch office in Kansas City with a starting salary of 15 per month and an interest in the business. Also promoting Woolford's Sanitary Lotion claiming instant cures for humans and animals, sold by Laubach & Boyd in Wooster.
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Interstate Co
Kansas City
Moda Wi
Woolford
Laubach & Boyd
Driggist,Wooster
Aly
Local Happerings Highlight Wayne County Notes
A varied roundup from Wayne County covers Charley Wyre at home Sunday Clyde Dickie’s move to Cuyahoga Falls for a River factory post Norman Lachat 18 weighing mail on the A and C K R and Mr Parker from Holmes County purchasing part of the Robert Moore farm south of town Heepworth League at ME church hosts a dime art social Thursday evening in the church basement for an evening of enjoyment.
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Applecbeers
Charley Wyre
Clyde Dickie
Cuyahoga Falls
Norman Lachat
Parker
Holmes County
Robert Moore
Epworth League of the
Local Property Moves and Teaching Assignments Across Shreve Wooster
Stan Swartz occupies the Miss Annar Kean property north of Shreve. Ed Graham buys John Kope’s southwest Wooster property. Miss Hatfield of Wooster to teach McBride school this summer. Sam Graham trains a boy who recently came to his home. Ella Shelley visits the Wilbour sisters of Wooster. Miss Emma Moth of Shreve will teach Buckeye school this summer. Ad Keister’s pony wandered to Wooster and was captured. John Kope buys the heirs of Jacob Bechtel property.
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Stan Swartz
Annar Kean
Shreve
Ed Graham
John Kope
Wooster
Miss Hatfield
Sam Graham
Ella Shelley
Wilbour Sisters
Emma Moth
Ad Keister
Jacob Bechtel
Local residents and visitors updated on weekend travels
Rev Jas G Madge and wife returned from New York Saturday. Mrs A E Dauchey and children of Massillon are visiting Mire WU's parents. Mr A C Stuck moved his family here last week and they live on Schultz Avenue. Mr H Ho Cully and wife returned to Burton, C on Monday. Messrs W S Hosier and Toe C Race have gone to West Virginia to view a timber contract. Miss Calle Jaba visits Mr Eaton this week, guest of Mr and Mrs Albert Schaffer. Mr John Erwin Sr remains in poor condition. William Homan went to Creston to take charge of the Wo&LE section. Mr William Houghton and family, of Warrimav, Tenn, arrived and will stay. he has joined Dalton Carnage Works with Mr Schaltz.
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Jas G. Madge
New York
A. E Dauchey
Massillon
Mire WU
A. C Stuck
Schultz Avenue
H Ho Cully
Burton
Messrs
W S Hosier
Toe C. Race
West Virginia
Calle Jaba
Eaton
Albert Schaffer
John Erwin
William Homan
Creston
Cheege
Wo&le
William Houghton
Warrimav
Teun
Fin
Dalton
Schaltz
Community notices and local changes in Spain township
Miss Nora begins teaching at Reedsourg school this term as the board considers new facilities. Jacob Paulund property sale and land negotiations unfold near town. Several residents relocate within the village while others plan moves to new ventures. A sheep disease lawsuit and an agricultural association meeting restructure are noted with a call for turnout and final settlement.
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Nora “Wart
Reedsourg
Taxel
Jacob Paulud
Kenry Korman
Board of Education
Scott [Saker
Eek Rham
Sherman Eberha
Wood Walters
Henry Korman
James Chance
Hamlolito Seminel Gnance
Priest
Slack Creek
Jacob Kahl
Geauga Co
Absolum Kahl
Sidle
Aio
Spain Township Agricultural
Johnsparr
Siple
Local Notes on People and Plans in Merkel Area
George Lake and Hal Merkel entertain with philosophic tricks while Virgil Rush lies ill at his father’s home. Clayfield railroad topics spark chatter on streets as workers and capital surge. Miss Metta Aylesworth visits her Wooster University parents. J C and B A Lake buy a new sixteen horsepower sluber traction engine cutting 3000 to 6000 fence pickets daily.
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George Lake
Hal
Merkel
Virgil Rush
Clayfield Railroad
Metta Aylesworth
Wooster University
J.C
B. A. Lake
Wayne Sabbath School Reorganized Officers Elected
Wayne Sabbath School reports a reorganization and kickoff for work. Elected officers include Supt. W Spangler, Assistant Supt. J J Frazer, Lecy 8 C McCoy, and Treasurer Emmet Smyser. Several local residents are ill or visiting, with a funeral attended for Dr White of Hayesville.
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Wayne
Dr White
Hayesville
George Irvin
Hoff
Ashland
Mra J. W. Shulenberger
Doylestown
Psas Gearhart
Jast ‘Iursay
Early American Voting and Local Officials Election
John Carlo of Congress at eleven faced the poll on a public highway vote in 1820s, a claim tied to Andrew Jackson support. Officers elected Monday include Trustee Allen Greeley Clerk Bog McCauley Assessor rect No 2 F Simon Congress treasurer Musser Marshal Wm. Kelly Street Commissioner Theo Morgan Councilmen W A Bonewit Jossiglet HF Leiter, with Gall Garver to assist Wm. Spangler this summer.
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John Carlo
Congress
Andrew Jackson
Themocrat
Allen Greeley
Bog McCauley
Local Notes On Summer Teachers And Village Events
A list of village happenings includes Miss Floe Greyer teaching in summer, Mr and Mrs Laudes visiting Applecreek, and Elliott en route to Wooster. Mentions of illnesses, dedications, and local movements mark a busy period with school assignments and community milestones.
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Floe Greyer
S Laudes
Applecrees
Elliott
Creston
Wooster
Altland
Levi Coppes
Wiltis Bishop
Cistis Miller
Andrew Sone Deckers
Grays and Bays
WOM Glasgow
LeRoy Ohio
W of
Stouffer
Akron Ohio
Darkertown
Iron Hall Losses Follow Bank Wreck Fallout
Philadelphia reports show the Mutual Banking Surety Trust and Safe Deposit Co. closes after Keystone Bank wreck. Iron Hall officers face heavy losses as capital erodes from 1 000 000 to 166 000 paid in, with 700 000 in deposits on February 24. State Banking Superintendent Krumbhaar Somerby oversees the firm.
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Wooster
Order of the Iron Hall
Philadelphia
Keystone Bank
Mutual Ianking Surety Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Gideon Marsh
Krumbhaar D Somerby
Morder
The
Iron Hall
Burbank ER Palmer to keep hardware and grocery business
The transfer of stock to Fray and Dennis is canceled for reasons known to the parties involved. Local notes mention Miss Abe Mellen Milo Kelser and Rev Pool returning to Baldwin University for studies and various visits by residents to Creston Massillon Urbana and Derveyville. The piece also notes road improvement desires and regional movement of residents seeking better infrastructure.
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ER Palmer
Fray & Dennis
Abe Mellen
Milo Kelser
Rev Pool
Leren
Baldwin University
Reuben Leed
F W Neumeyer
Frary
Creston
Jack Sparrow
George
America
Hns
Will Keefer
Massillon
Wm. Auckerman
Urbana
Samuel Campbell
John Shilling
Lee Omwig
Cleveland
George Morton
Luse
George Auckerman
Derveyville
Jas. Dorl
Ida Harnish
Waldington
Advertising and medical notices from local merchants
A fragment reports on printing services for sale and advertising, a claim about a child treated with Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment curing a scalded head injury, and a 25 cent box sale by Laubach and Boyd druggists. The notice mentions Mr John Pears’s child and therapy by physicians prior to the ointment.
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John Pears
Chamberlain
W RR
Miller & Son
Briscoe, Town
Laubach & Boyd Druggists
Local Moves and Community Notes in Big Prairie
Mrs Pet Daugherty returns from Richmond Virginia on April 1 with improved health. Col George Emery relocates from Spruce street Wooster to a farm near Big Prairie March 30. George Gray leaves Eddy farm for 8S J Tryar place. E A Lake pursues bee culture busy this winter making hives. Grant Deyarman moves onto Wi McMerril farm this week. Democrats in the area note Double Bein Hill withdraws from the presidential race. Brick school overseen by S Grant closes with an unusually lively entertainment.
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Pet Daugherty
Richmond
Col
George Emery
Spruce Street
Wooster
Big Prairie
George Gray
An Eddy
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