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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1894

Page

6

Wooster Daily Republican notes local events and trials

A collage of Wooster notices describes pension hearings, court cases, a dislocated wrist accident, sewer talks, and business moves. It lists local officials, a bail set for Otto Lemon’s death, and community updates on weather, storms, and upcoming Memorial Day activities.

Wednysday Sday Ds Sadie Agani Union Nopiety Wooster Manseld I Kline Priy

Notable lecture on French thinkers at Mrs Ward's Wooster talk

The Thursday Club and related groups hosted Mrs Ma Alden Ward of Boston at Mrs Carey W. on East Bowman Street. Her talk on Rousseau and Voltaire connected to social and political issues, praising religious toleration and the French Revolution era. Details note her prior Wooster ties and the audience’s limited participation.

Travellers* Club Carey W East Bowman Street Ma Alden Ward Boston Mass France rs.Ward New England Wooster Ward Wm. Ward Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church J. Kirkwood Francis Mary Arouet Voltaire Jean Jacques Rousseau Rousseau Rougseau Furat Emile Europe Academy of Dijon Sirs. Wiard

Wooster Campus News Reels From Ashland Press

Local college items report senior and faculty baseball score 36 to 24 with Wooster University featured. Details include graduates address plans at West Salem High School May 23, mis Coral L Attman returning home, Miss Mildred Packer hosting Miss Lotta Brewster, and Myron J. Jones elected secretary of the Toledo YM. The piece covers debaters, YWCA Lake Geneva meeting, class day ideological shifts, and a concert party at the Bratonia Opera House with Phi Delta Theta and Alpha Tau Omega.

John McVicker West Salam Phil Yarnell Independence Iowa Mra W M A. Miller Mila Hamilton Hamilton Cleveland Kate Faver Taylor Fredericksburg Eminete AW Fallerton Lodi Ohio Farmers Insurance J Hughstetler Deiberling, Muller & Co Doylestown Charles Shullivan Mullbraoy Jehiel Clark Evansville Kissell Co Massillon Key J i. Irons Miamisburg College Jane Tollock East Larwill Street Roach Allegheny Allegheny ‘Theological Seminary Minerva Wooster Miss MacDougal Will Paul Washington Otto C. Lemon Ft. Wayne Wodgter Repurlican Millersburg Chuftney Lemon Millereburg Asys Jmoroing Scorer Wooster Atniversity West Salem High School Misa Corall Attman Huntington Lod Mildred Packer North Beverstreat Lye Woodrow Wilson Henry Brandt E. K. Childs W.H. Huffmans Denison University Granville Y W.C Lake Geneva Phi Delta Theta Alpha Tau Omega Corneila May the Scotchman Laura McManus Robin Adair Alice McMannis

Eyatonian concert at Opera House gains praise despite weather

Wooster audience enjoyed a Jubilee Singers program featuring W J Loudon and Lotta Brewhbaker with Edith Bratton and Joss Wallace in quartette numbers. Critics praised the singing, violin playing, and stage presence while noting the piano was ill suited for concert use. The Fisk Jubilee Singers perform with ten members as the University Club concert tour reached Loi and the Danger Signal play drew praise for its railroad production elements.

Osio Joss Wallace Mrr. Wallace Edith Bratton G Lotta Brewhbaker T B Yianna W J. Loudon Fisk Jubilee Singers University of Club Loi Wooster Henrietta Columbus Buffalo Lyceum Theatr

Local Notes From Creston and Surrounding Areas

Creston and nearby towns report visitors, moves, and school board changes. Ed Bowman closes a lot with a new fence. A. Palmer contemplates Wooster relocation. G A Carlin resigns from West Salem school board with Robert Lee appointed. Mentions of nursing and family visits, a shale bed discovery near Armstrong, and Shreve water works costs.

Atj Fairview David Keener Old Homestead Susan (Inston Smithvile Creston Hubler Weat Salem Lattasbore Lattasburg Ed Bowman John Hosler Frank Fickeson Mdgeillon George Curtis Edward Sauvain Navarre Sterling Bia Ada Robert Lee Willy Moore George Garver, Jr Burbank Armatronep W. al. Miller Armstrong Seville Zeno Kinney Wooster A. Palmer Wachel Myers Crawford County West Salem Rachel Rickel Lange Pee Wee Shade Creek Dr. Warner Congress Tilfog Ia Farms Steling J.C. Barnhart J. Loreaux Ida

Enemies of a Wilson Bill Rally in Washington

A Philadelphia led delegation of 269 workers and supporters from Trenton Camden Manayunk and Chester marched to Moetzerott’s hall in Washington to demand action against the Wilson tariff bill. Speakers attacked Bourke Cochran and other foes as police feared the Capital grounds would see processions with banners. The group then moved to the Capitol to present resolutions, hoping to influence Congress this month.

Washington Trenton Camden Manayunk Bastol Chester Pennsylvania Avenue Moetzerott Ephnam Rigg Imnanteuwn Abraham Lincoln James G Blaine Lincoln Blane Bourke Cochran Pennsylvania Breckingridge Capitol Senate

South Carolina Dispensary Law Ruled Unconstitutional by State Court

South Carolina delegates in Congress react to a state Supreme Court ruling deeming the dispensary liquor law unconstitutional. Key figures like Governor Tillman and Rep. Talbert weigh broad political implications, arguing the decision affects state revenue, police power, and reform movements amid party tensions.

Hinaron South Carolina Congress Supreme Court of McLaprin Tillman Tillraan Staute Plate Berg Talbert Reform Tilloan Reform Party Bse Afo Columbia, & C Saya Mller Joothy Mediowan Pope Dis Nots Dongpreed Ptate Goovernor Tillman Raid

Apother Monetary Conference Report in April Meeting

A fragment notes an international monetary conference to be held in the City of Meso in April. It mentions the Mexican government sending a diplomatic representative and ongoing efforts to address monetary questions among powers.

Woaskisates Meso

Ram Moad Strike Spreads Across Northern Lines

An order restraining the strike at Min Urdpebs was issued and a hearing set for April 21 before Judge Bantemm. The stoppage aims to halt property destruction and train interference as workers protest conditions. Reports note authorities deployed on two trains, tying up the rail and prompting government contacts with U.S. officials. Court actions, evidence demands, and political maneuvering accompany the unrest.

Sr Pvct Min Urdpebs Ucbek Bantemm

Brazilian amnesty praised by U S officials in treaty context

The article notes President Prete Brazilians granted clemency and general amnesty, with Secretary Graham promoting the tuna cena project. It mentions a formal meeting by the state delegation, orders sent to governors, and expected reprisals amid ongoing political tension. It closes with a quote endorsing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from Tot Bishop, Portland, Indiana.

Sotos Sncwa Prete United States Tfrt Graham Chamberlain Portland Mille Indiana Sue Laubach & Bos Mer

Debates Spark Over Consular Funds and Hawaii Policy

Across April 19 proceedings, lawmakers debated the consular and diplomatic appropriation, including Van Allen's Italy post, with Republicans accusing rewards for campaign contributions and Democrats defending gains. Other items covered quorum counting rules and historical opposition, plus labor movements and local council charges against a police chief in South Bethlehem.

Wasutsatos van Allen Italy Harnoon Wanamaker Wise J. Randolph Tucker Reed Walker Mass Crnep South Bethlehem Robert H Schoeymen Joby A Feinstermacher Schoemen

Navy strength report favors cruisers over battleships

The House Navy Affairs Committee report presented by Chairman Cummings notes the US must strengthen its fleet to keep pace with foreign powers. It reluctantly recommends not building a new battleship due to treasury depletion, but supports a new cruiser and five torpedo boats to modernize the navy.

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Bank Robbery Attempt Ends in Fatal Shooting in Barraba

Two masked robbers entered Commercial Bank of Barraba in the Darling district and ordered manager Mr Mackay to surrender the money. Mackay refused and was shot dead. The report notes the incident as a deadly robbery attempt with a fatal outcome.

Honey of Figs laxative sold with claims of effectiveness

An advertisement extols Honey of Figs as a concentrated extract of ripe California figs, claiming it cures constipation fever nervousness and inactive kidneys. It urges old folks and children to use it, warns against cheaper syrups, and promotes Laubach & Hoyd as Wooster agents.

California Fig Honey Co Laubach & Hoyd Wooster

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