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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1895

Page

3

Republican splits and national politics stir Canton chatter

New York Republicans clash amid rising political winds as trade reviews praise improving conditions. In Canton, veteran judge Robert Folger challenges Carl Brown, while Western stock raisers unite against the cattle packers. Hopkins administration accusations surface in Chicago papers, and Supreme Court signals possible income tax clash. Capt. Kolb speaks for Populists. Minnesota free trade talk divides Democrats, underscoring party splits nationwide.

Wooster soldiers target of political mean talk

Notes accuse Hoke Smith allies of ignoring new pension law notices and mock Cleveland figures. The piece cites church union debates, Tennessee politics favoring Evans, Silver price fears, a Wooster street paving ruling, stenography praise, and a British Bimetallic League speech by A J Balfour supporting a double standard.

Hoke Smith Congress Cleveland London A. J. Balfour House of Commons

Bimetallism Support Grows in Global Front

The speaker argues relief in bimetallism spreads beyond London to the British Empire and the civilized world. He criticizes unnamed statesmen who ignore public demand. The passage notes a possible control shift at the Cleveland World by Robert P. Porter and praises manager B. F. Bowers and editor George A. Robertson for turning the paper into a growing, strong publication.

London Great Britain Robert P. Porter New York Press Cleveland World B. F. Bowers George A. Robertson

Receiver McNulla as court officer defies whisky trust pact

An officer and receiver of the United States court extends and enlarges a monopoly over whisky production, provoking open disobedience to federal statutes. The author questions the contempt of laws and asks what actions Attorney General Olney is taking against this flagrant offense to the people’s rights.

McNulla United States Court Whisky Trust United States Oloey

Venezuela Concessions Tie U S to Orinoco Conflict

The article notes Venezuela’s vast land concessions to Michigan and Minnesota men at the Orinoco mouth, a strategic point in the dispute between Great Britain and Venezuela. It emphasizes the Orinoco as South America’s key commercial artery and warns that whoever controls the river mouth will dominate regional commerce, potentially drawing the United States into the quarrel.

Venezuela Michigan Minnesota Orinoco River Great Britain Orinoco South America Brazil Andrade

Judges block Mansfield Democrats bid for school board control

Circuit Court judges at Newark granted an injunction stopping the Democrats attempt to seize the Mansfield school board after a tied election. The ruling preserves Republican E C Baxter on the old board and supports Dr Harding’s right to sit as seventh ward member despite recent move, keeping the balance in GOP favor amid Democratic maneuvers.

Jenner Pomerine and Adams Circuit Court Newark Mansfield E. C Baxter W. H. Bowers Baxter Dr. Harding Seventh Ward

Non-Partisan Reform Debated In Municipal Elections

The piece argues that municipal elections, though debated as non-partisan, unfold along party lines. It cites Columbus and a Cleveland World quote stating voters choose between parties and express approval or disapproval of the administration and Congress, reflecting the influence of national politics on local outcomes.

Columbus Cleveland World

The Woman's Republican to Publish Next Saturday

A local note announces the Woman's Republican will publish next Saturday April 18. Editor Dr Lerch requests contributions be sent promptly to avoid delays in typesetting. an auction sale of the first copy is planned on the Square at the Frick monument noon.

J. P. van Nest Dr. Lerch West Liberty Street Frick Monument McClure & Smyser Republican Building R. Sweeney

Warranty deeds and quitclaims in Wayne County records

Wayne County records list multiple real estate transactions in Congress and Plain townships plus Wooster Shreve Orrville and Apple Creek. Deeds include Henry Farner to Thomas Carse 40 acres. Frank Gaitgey to Daniel Hoffman Nos 1191 Wooster. Frances Arnold to Wm Sturper 16 acres East Union. John Austen to Zenas Funk lots 37 and 38 Austen. Shreve Milling Co. to C V Van Niman lot 303 Shreve. Van Niman to H Bodenkirk lot 303 Shreve. H Qden kirk to Foltz Brenneman lot 303 Shreve. Elizabeth McBride to Lovenia Levers lot 1789 Wooster. Amos Eshleman to Fannie Eshleman lot 197 Orrville. Susan Solliday quitclaim to Sidney Solliday 88 acres Plain. Lillian Solliday et al quitclaim 83 acres Plain. Sidney Solliday to Lillian Solliday 40 acres Plain. Michael Mowery to John N Mowery 82 acres Chester. Cyrus Stingon to Granville Wideman 194 Smithville Bay. Nettie Frye et al quitclaim to A C Raff 147 acres Congress. A C Raff to Ben Dreibellis acres Congress. administrator’s deed F F Pope admr Tedrow to P Lister lot 19 Dalton. G W Yenser to John Kempp 21 acres Greene. Wm Messenger to D H McMillen lots 53 and 154 Orrville. Henry Marshall auditor to John W Crummel lot 109 Apple Creek. Henry Marshall auditor Apple Creek. and related small sums.

Henry Farner Thomas Carse Congress Township Frank Gaitgey Daniel Hoffman Wooster Francesa Arnold Wm. Sturper Eastnion Township John Austen Zenas Funk Austen Shreve Milling Co C. V van Niman Shreve van Niman H. Bodenkirk H Hk Qdenkirk Foltz & Brenneman Elizabeth McBride Lovenia E. Levers Amos M. Eshleman Fannie Eshleman Orrville Susan Solliday Sidney L Solliday Plain Township Lilian L Soliday Lillian L. Soliday Sidney Gi Solliday P’lain Township Sidney G Sollday Lillian Solliday Michael £. Mowery John N. Mowery Chester Township Cyrus Stingon Granville Wideman Smithville Bay Nettie F. Frye A. C. Raff Ben Dreibellis Congres Township F.F . Pope Samuel J. Tedrow Pues Lister Dalton G. W. Yenser John Kempp Greene Township Wm. Messenger D. H. McMillen Henry Marshall John W. Crummel Apple Creek

Interesting News Notes From Local Lodges and Temples

Mary J. Heiler of Dayton died of grip. Marlboro G A BR West to organize April 11. Plan a temple for three Ohio secret orders. Masons Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias form a joint committee. McCauley to lecture Links of Gold in Orrville on April 26. Axron Knights of the Maccabees social. Five lodges join to build seven story building at Agron. New officers for Orrville Sons of Veterans listed. William B Lawrence sought at Fulton for alleged Grand Army work. Indiana Catholic Knights urge Rome to rescind decree. GA S veterans hosted in Charleston W Va. Canton Odd Fellows offer half fare for grand lodges May 21. Ohio lodges invited for drills. bands secured for parades. Sublime Princes of the Royal Secret elect Melish Avery Bromwell and others. Enoch Carson re-elected as commander-in-chief but declined due to ill health.

Mary J. 8Eiler Dayton the Daughters of America Marlboro G. A. BR. West Alliance Masons, Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias F. G. McCauley Wadsworth Indiana Catholic Knights of Pythias Rome G. A W. I Charleston W. Va Canton Odd Fellows Ohio Iala Mayer Grand Army Royal Secret Melish Willam Avery Jacobil Bromwell Neutenants John McCune Columbus Allen Andrews Hamilton Horace A. Irwin Asad Bushnell Springfield Enoch Carson

B and O Trains to Millersburg Soon

Contractor M J Degnon expects to turn the Baltimore and Ohio extension to Millersburg over to the company by Monday April 16 with trains to begin service at once. Workers were divided into small gangs to finish surfacing and raise low places as gravelling nears completion.

M. J. Degnon Baltimore& Ohio Millersburg

Frick to Present Park to Mount Pleasant Schools

F C Frick coke magnate and Carnegie manager, once a Mount Pleasant clerk, visited the observatory he donated to the Mount Pleasant public schools. He plans to buy the estate’s half interest in five acres from Hitchman and gift the whole to the school for park use. He also asked a walk be laid from the school to the observatory with the bill to be billed to him.

Wooster F. C. Frick Carnegie Companies Mount Pleasant Frick W.J Hitchman Eagle St Kime

Express No 37 Crashes After Switch Opens at Beach City

A switch incident on the Cleveland Lorain and Wheeling line caused Express No 37 to crash into a local freight at Beach City. Freight conductor C M Hirst of Lorain suffered severe injuries including crushed back and internal injuries. his right arm was amputated. He was hospitalized in Massillon.

Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling Railway Beach City C. M. Hirst Lorain Massillon

Social Notes On Miss Jennie Freedlander Birthday Party

Tuesday evening the schoolmates surprised Miss Jennie Freedlander for her 1éth an niversary. Attendees included Bessie Smith Tawner Mary Sanborn Lucy Warner Bertha Warner Imogene Miller Minnie Goldsmith Capitola Fisher Mary Rockey Lucile Rockey Myrtie Elser Mable Hilderbran Bessie Boydster Jean Hayes and Etta Freedlander. Also Century Club gathered at Rev. W. C. Dawson home. Dr A W Blackburn spoke on The New Scholiarchy sparking lively discussion.

Jennie Freedlander Bessie Smith Bessie Tawner Mary Sanborn Lucy Bertha Warner Imogene Miller Minnie Goldsmith Capitola Fisher Mary Lucile Rockey Myrtie Elser Mable Hilderbran Bessie Boydster Jean Hayes Etta Freedlander Century Club W. C. Dawson North Bever St A.W. Blackburn H. N. Mateer W. W. Criley Hawkins Spring Street Nicely Solon Charles A. McDonald

Warrant Issued for Mrs Heffelman in Orrville Case

A warrant from Squire Hall's Akron court seeks the arrest of Mrs Malinda Lieffelmdh of Orrville. She is alleged mother of J W Heffelman, who owed Miss Rosa Cupples $28 for board after leaving town last November. Mrs Heffelman allegedly gave a $28 note as security, claiming property in Orrville. upon due date no property subject to execution could be found. The charge is obtaining property by false pretenses. She is ill and will appear when recovered.

Squire Hall Akron Democrat Malinda Lieffelmdh Orrville J. W. Heffelman Rosa Capples West Exchange Street

Lively university budget and campus notes at Wooster

C M Rathbone and companions vacation at Salineville and Bellefontaine. Plans for oratorical contest discussion, commencement orations by seniors, and new students entering term announced. University officials visit Oberlin and Cleveland events noted. Gov McKinley may attend centennial in June. faculty and alumni movements covered with several named persons and dates.

Creston tragedy Ella Brown shoots self for love

The Creston suicide case involves Ella Brown nee Rugetes who fired twice at her breast in an attempted death by self harm. She had wed Harry Brown of Akron after a confided secret plan and a letter from a former suitor prompted doubts about the marriage. Doctors sought the bullet but cannot locate it. temporary mental derangement is cited, with recovery possible but uncertain.

Creston Ella Brown Rugetes Creaton Journal God Ella Cleveland Forest City Harry Brown Akron Erie Road Brown Baird Beech Seville

Has John H Parkhurst Any Heirs Hereabouts

Sheriff Garver seeks any Parkhurst relatives in Wayne county Ohio or heirs of John H Parkhurst born in Wayne County Ohio 1790s who lived in Texas after 1836 1837 he was a Zanesville Volunteer Rifle Co private 5 feet 8 inches brown hair dark eyes and shoemaker by trade Rhodes Fisher appeals for information to locate heirs before rights lapse in Wayne county area April 1805 letter makes the plea to local readers for assistance

Wayne County Wooster Larkhurst John H. Parkhurst Texas Ohio Zanesville Rhodes Fisher

Banker K R Held Purchases Fulton Tool Co Stock

Canal Fulton banker K R Held, principal owner of the Fulton Tool Co stock, paid 3,778 dollars and two cents a day for the Home News. The Daily Republican notes the purchase as a key business move affecting local industry and media ownership.

K. R Held Canal Fulton Thea Fulton ‘I'ool Co Daily Republican

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