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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1892
Page
2
A fragmented notice mentions durations of six months and three months in unclear context. The readable text suggests a legal or financial filing with specific time periods, but lacks identifiable names, places, or agencies to confirm details.
The text outlines Republican principles including protectionism and tariffs, bi metalism favoring gold and silver parity, universal ballot rights, anti Democratic opposition to tariff measures, naval expansion, Monroe Doctrine support, strong criminal law, and sympathy for oppressed groups while affirming free speech and elections. It also references opposition to anti Jewish persecution in Russia and pledges to extend postal and mercantile measures nationwide.
The document lauds President Harrison for administrative leadership and national progress. It emphasizes veteran sacrifices, nation dignity both at home and abroad, and pledges faithful future performance. The text reflects a band president’s statements and colonist era rhetoric.
Ohio Republicans reaffirm loyalty to the national Republican program praising Benjamin Harrison and Governor McKinley Jr. They endorse protectionist measures, oppose free coinage of silver, defend wool tariffs, support liberal veterans' pensions and disability laws, defend free ballots, and call for strict immigration and labor migration controls.
A Wayne County Republican meeting last Tuesday praised candidates and urged unity. Delegates spoke of harmony and zeal, pledging to continue campaigning for the party despite Democratic margins, and called for broad recruitment to build an electoral army for victory.
The piece condemns the harsh discipline by commanding officers of the 10th Pennsylvania Regiment over Private Iams for exulting over Frick’s shooting. It argues the punishment was brutal, inhuman, and calls for discipline without barbarous penalties, urging officers to endure the same in return.
Greatly reduced sale of a brick house on an 80 by 180 foot lot at the northwest corner of W Liberty Street and N Grant Street. Includes tea rooms, fruit and shade trees. For particulars apply to Jesse McClellan, Wild4816.
A notice for the Congressional Public District Republican Convention to name a candidate. Coshocton county is entitled 5 delegates Holmes 2, Licking Wayne 8. Meeting at 1 p.m. in Dennison, August 9, 1992. By order of the General Convention Committee A H Walkey Orrville Chairman W W Scory Canal Dover Secretary.
Our Railroads notes a July 28 1892 day of rest and celebration in Wooster as two B and O excursion trains head to Chippewa Lakes and Killbuck Valley. Community leaders Captain Kauke and others are praised for twenty years of effort to secure this road fueling hopes for Millersburg rail links and regional growth.
Public urged to watch Buffalo Clothing House and George & Mongey ads in this issue of the Republican. Advertisements tout mammoth stocks of fine goods and great bargains aimed at securing reader attention and showcasing up to date clothing offerings.
An ad from Erick and Tyler promotes bone meal and fertilizers for Wayne County farmers. They claim their bone is the best and invite customers to call for a sample to compare with competitors. The message lists a price of 629 and provides the Frick and Tyler contact.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces a round trip excursion fare to Helena Montana from August 2 to 7 1892. One fare for the round trip with return valid through October 10 1892. Contact a B and O ticket agent or A J Allen assistant general passenger agent Chicago for details.
Low rate trips on the O A and C Railway offered on certificate plan for attendees of events and meetings. Includes U S Grand Lodge Convention in August, Ohio Building Association in Cleveland, Brotherhood of St Andrew in Boston, American Street Railway Association in Cleveland, and other gatherings across 1892. Contact Dunnam G P A Columbus Ohio for details. Shoes promoted at Siegenthaler's store with reduced prices.
Community updates recount a range of events including a man breaking his leg, deaths of Father McLean and Dante Rumor reports, a birth and a marriage, a baby’s death, and notes on local meetings and social happenings. Spade attended a Republican meeting in Wooster. several residents plan Sabbaths services at Landes Hall. several local residents are mentioned with summer visits and occupations.
S. P. Smith and Hetty Deafinbaugh rushed to South Bend Ind by the serious illness of Hetty's mother Mrs. ee Rev Melvin Keck pastor of the M E church Minerva O was in town last week He was summoned by the illness of his foster mother Lyda Keck A heavy rain and electric storm passed Friday afternoon lightning struck Morgan Jones house but caused no fire or major damage Joe Jackson of Canton visited friends Edward Pease and family of Mass peed spent Sunday with Mrs P's parents Henry Reynolds Ravenna visited A Halter's Friday Cards are out for the wedding of Miss Edaith B Anderson and Mr Clayton Lehman
Mrs Louise Luce of Chicago visited her sister in law Mrs Eli Luce last week. Dr Sherrick of Ashland spent Sunday with his sisters Mrs C B and Jacob Owers. Mrs Stella Porter of Canton visited last week with her Bitger Mra td McConnell. Lawyer Tom Kepler came in on legal business. Tip George plans to move his family here soon. A Wooster road survey promises straightening, affecting nearby landowners. W S Lase and wife of Creston visited, staying with daughter Alta Hoffman. Chaplain Rey Triff of the Ohio penitentiary and wife visited with Mrs Triffit s parents Rev Lewis. Elopement rumor of Mrs Will Ecker denied by husband. Prank Dennis sick recently but improving. Hattie Wells of Creston visited John Turner family. Imon Kerns of Canton spent time in town. All business places closed Thursday Aug 11 for Brady Lake excursion.
Mr and Mrs A Wanamaker and daughter Carrie of Toledo visit William Salen. Mrs Linna Barnhart and two children of New Pittsburg visit at D Barnhart. F H Lemmon and wife of Iodi spend Sabbath with Bow man D. Mrs Feidler and children of Carrollton at James Stevenson’s. Mr Chase Blopkins and wife of Dayton visit M Immel. Miss Gertrude Heed of Wooster visiting town. Wanamaker Co finish flax arrow stock and seek new high market price. John C Sommer side marries Lisa Jennie Mullinix.
Miss Emma Moore of Bedford Pennsylvania visits relatives in the area. Mrs Marion Brown spent Sunday in the village. Mrs Frank Logan of Haysville stays with her parents Mr L Langell due to her sister Libbie Langell’s serious illness. Batle family faces illness. Miss Jul u McClure of Cleveland visits sister Mrs Worthy ark.
A Sunday evening talk by Rev Marquis on the National Convention held in New York drew interest as a church delegate from the local chapel. Social events are planned with Mrs John Richards inviting next Tuesday. rain dampened profits at Mr Strines’ social. visits from Gyrus Cotton and Dr Martin occur. a lightning strike damaged Jacob Yocum’s residence. a barn fire at Harvey Lindsay’s near Pleasant Home destroyed contents. Camp meeting set for August 17 at Pine Home. Miss Haines from Wooster hospital vicinity visits. numerous local residents visiting friends and relatives.
Mary Funk of Taheola Nebraska and Ary A Franks of Ashland are noted as the targets of congressional friendship in a local notice. The fragment confirms recognition by members of Congress and highlights ties to small town communities.
Mr Beste of Seville died on the 13th and was buried at Lekoy while visiting his daughter Mary. Samuel Smith, a Milton pioneer and farmer aged 79, died on the 26th and was a member of the Dunkard church. Jacob Wolf of Navarre was in town Saturday visiting old friends.
Plenty of rain slows work yet corn looks good as oats are cut. Scott and Rank purchase new threshers. Jacob Kuhn of Bloomington Alabama visits relatives. Lizdie Miller and Wooster visitors stay with her parents and Mrs Joseph Kimber. M E church festival postponed to Aug 18 due to weather. all invited for charity event.
Reports say multiple structures were struck by lightning as heavy rains hit Thursday and Friday. The item notes other local happenings including visits, lectures, and social events, with several residents returning home from trips and a school term set to start in August.
New and upcoming bone and meat supplies priced to beat last rates with August 25 orders sought for National Bone and related brands. Also advertised is a first class restaurant in a new building, medicines for rheumatism and diarrhoea, and various horse care products. Letters praise Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhea Remedy with urging sales through local druggists.
Catarrh is an inflammation of the nasal mucous membrane and bronchial tubes. The text promotes Elder Flower Dream as the best remedy after others fail, claiming it softens mucous and eases irritating adhesions. It is manufactured by D. W. Stem and sold by druggists in various sizes.
In Mexpnis the jury deemed Alice Mitchell insane after a sensational trial focused on present mental condition rather than crime timing. She will be sent to an insane asylum while further proceedings against co defendant Lillie Johnson may be dropped.
In Memphis on Jan 25 1892 Alice Mitchell and Lillie Johnson killed Frederica Ward with a razor after pursuing her along Front street toward the Mississippi river. Josephine Ward and Christina Parnell witnessed the assault as Freda fell, and Mitchell fled toward the Rosa Lee’s landing. Mitchell and Johnson were indicted for murder. Mitchell pleaded present insanity while Johnson posted bail six weeks later amid testimony on motive and relationships among the Ward and Mitchell families.
Professors Metz and Putnam of the Peabody museum report that what was once seen as two separate works on the Little Miami river is a single enormous serpent mound. The complete length is about 1,900 feet with accurate measurements and drawings underway for the World’s Fair archaeology section.
Desperate clash in the Wyoming mountains near a moonshine operation left James and Lee Vance dead. Henry Blankinsop and another gang member were captured, while deputy marshals sustained severe injuries including a fatal wound. An anticipated second attack remains unconfirmed.
Hon George K Nash counsel for State Food Commissioner McNeal advises shutting the department until a court decision on the law creating it. A temporary injunction blocks publishing analysis results while the case tests the law's constitutionality, allowing business to continue pending further action.
A miscellany notes new brandy wafers, roasting times for birds, jelly with currants, and a South American sugar treacle. It also cites tips on caring before sleep, a dubious cotton case sentencing, and tariff changes affecting imports and canned fruit.
Professor H. W. Wee of Berlin discusses reproducing natural colors in photogramy. U S amateur photographers hold a New York convention forming a national league. Instructions warn against instant pictures and suggest proper toning and paper glaze. The text lists college fraternal affiliations for notable figures.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railway announces low rate excursion tickets to Massillon Ohio on August 16 and 17 for the Convention People's Party of Ohio. Return passage valid through August 18 1892. Contact B and O Ticket Agent or S Allen Ass't Gen'l Vass't Chicago for details. Also mentions Chamberlains Colic remedy and Woolford's Sanitary Lotion available locally.
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