Wooster Street Paving Injunction Hearing Decides Bonds Sale Not Stay
The Wooster Ohio injunction hearing addresses Beall Avenue and Bowman street paving via bonds of 834,500 and a total city indebtedness of about 300,800. Plaintiffs seek to restrain bond sale. defendants argue nine mill tax limit can cover city share, with affidavits asserting cost controls, lighting assessments, and emergency financing options. The judge declines a temporary restraining order, ruling the city may proceed if within nine mill limit and legal borrowing authority.
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Doe
Raxson
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Kirkwood
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East Liberty Street
University Avenue
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Owman Streets
Beali Avenue
Yocum
Taggart
Wilhelm
Capt
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Yost
Barrett
Keister
General Assembly of
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Howman Street
Finance Committee
Dowell
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Your town and county news from Wayne county
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Political turbulence and economic shifts across cities
The piece surveys Chicago and St Louis political upheaval after a GOP shakeup, notes a British Commons vote on Irish home rule, reports Ohio candidates including women facing similar barriers, hints at sugar tariff protections and rising electric rail plans, and praises state court rulings on paving bonds while urging fuller public financial disclosure. It links factory aid, water power deals, and railroad electrification to regional opportunity.
New Orleans Business Men Seek Federal Aid Over Dock Strikes
New Orleans merchants press Washington for government aid to combat dock strike disruption. Observers note a milder federal response than seen during Chicago unrest, suggesting ties of key officials to railroads. Olney and Bissell are linked to multiple lines affected by the protests, sparking debate on influence.
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Washington
Chicago
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Olney
Burlington & Quincy
Santa Fe
Bissell
Fosinaahon
Wooster University Begins New Term With Centennial Tone
Wooster University resumes work as the quarter century nears its close. The 94 95 catalog will be a tri en nial issue with many new illustrations of buildings laboratories and halls. The book will reflect the centennial celebration, include detailed course information and a fuller graduates list. New students join the term while faculty assignments and campus projects, from the Botany lab to the athletic grounds, shift into full swing. Several local figures and students are noted among arrivals and activities as the term opens.
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Sandusky
Harry Casche
Cedar Valley
H. Mateer
Lois Patterson
Canton
Wooster
S. F. Scovel
E. W. Work
Roland Woodward
Shives
Naual
Rencon
Ross R. Brown
Brady
S.J. Bowling
Orrville
Harry Johnson
Savannah
Ashland County
Savannah Lakes
Miss Johnson
Steubenville Ladies’ Institute
Chapel Toay
A.C. Weiand
Smithville
McPherson
Kansas
Brown
W. U
Delaware
Nellie Brown
Oratory Department
Kanuke Chapel
Scovel
Emma Sonnedecker
Nancy
Edith Johnson
A. F. Raffensperger
B. B. Raffensperger
Mre. Kaffensperger
Beall Avenue
Local election notes reveal voter issues and candidacy shifts
Wesley Weirich elected assessor for West Lebanon precinct Paint township and J M Kogo road supervisor. Second warders explain drop in Republican votes due to absent student voters. Women votes unclear in City Hall precinct 269 noted. rest unknown. Fifth ward Republicans average 67 votes, state ticket gain unclear. Fredericksburg lacked school election ballots due to homizations. report notes A J Woodruff K assessor won by 72, James Cunningham trustee, William Berger treasurer. Dalton votes split on water works 77 for, 23 against. potential election delay discussed. Advertisement pages from Wooster and Tex Daily Daily Republican.
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Paint Township
J. M Kogo
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Fifth Ward
Buch & Glu
Fredericksburg
Salt Creek Township
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Jas. Cunningham
Trustes
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Dalton
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