Judge Hunter Nominated for Circuit Judge Surprises Report
The Newark Tribune notes Judge Hunter was surprised by his nomination for circuit judge and hints at possible further surprises in November. The Zanestille Courier suggests a defeat by rivals might be less surprising than the nomination he pushed for, and comments on political maneuvering in his county. The passage also condemns a Senate bill tied to a tariff plan, calling it a delicate matter that raises costs for trusts, wool growers, and miners.
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Sugar policy study shows price rise for every American
A brief paragraph argues the tariff compromise raises sugar costs. It cites sugar receipts at New York Philadelphia Boston and Baltimore since January totaling 1,320,436 tons. The text claims the agreed schedule adds two cents per pound, about one dollar per person, transferring millions to a Trust backed by the President and Democratic Senators.
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Grosvenor Wins Battle Over Army Sabbath Policy
A lengthy report details Grosvenor’s success against army restrictions that led to Thivate Ceadanquist’s conviction in the Platte department for refusing Sunday target practice. The War Department’s delayed reply to Ohio Congressman’s inquiry revealed President Cleveland ordered Cedarquiat’s release, remitted the fine, and ordered the arrest and trial of the officer who mandated Sunday practice for disobedience to Lincoln’s 1862 order. The piece touches tariff markets, sugar price dynamics, and political shifts toward Populists, with mentions of Wall Street sentiment and Indiana Democrats considering cross-ticket endorsements.
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Republican call to action in Wayne county primary
The piece urges voters to turnout for the Saturday primary, denounces Cleveland and Democrats over a Nova Scotia scandal, and urges choosing strong candidates. It emphasizes strong partisan action, announcing polls open from 1 pm to 8 pm and urging a full turnout to redeem the county in November.
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Infamous and libelous sayings spark party tensions
The Holmes County Farmer reports heated quotes by Congressman Icharda about Union veterans, blamed on prominent Democrats who sourced facts from insiders. It notes Republican papers merely reprinted Democrats’ words, while local organs avoided the loaded issue, fearing escalation as soldiers and candidates faced insults.
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Wall street eyes deadlock as Cleveland fuels Wilson bill debate
The report reviews financial turmoil and political standoffs in Congress. It notes gold outflows, Cleveland and Carlisle resisting policy shifts, and widespread concern over the Wilson tariff plan. It mentions sugar stock gains, gas belt warnings, and looming bond issues as part of the broader economic strain shaping public sentiment.
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Lively Letters From The Country Aug 7
Miss Mattie Tidball of Chicago visits cousin Alas Ona Lidball in Shreve. Mrs. Criswell and sons visit north of town. Miss Jesse Van Niman returns from camping near Bilisfield. Millersburg party visits Shreve. Shreve Stars play Loudonville. Dalton 17, Mt Eaton 16 in baseball. Jil Homan brings home a wife from Valley Junction. Y and U P sermons noted. Grace Gardner ill. Soldiers reunion at Irville and local game reports wrap the week.
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Aug 7 Social Fun Amid Heat and News from Canaan
Aug 7 weather turns hot as rain is urged. social at S H Aylesworth’s brings many from Valparaiso and nearby towns. Local notices cover school events, church services, funerals, visitors, athletic games, and a busy slate of meetings and picnics across Canaan and surrounding communities.
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Parish News and Social Notices from the County
The week’s church announcements invite all to a Thursday evening service at the Presbyterian church with no names given. Next Sabbath will feature a guest sermon by a local minister. Stella Cobb of Millersburg visits Mrs. L B Matkey. two local marriages are noted. Mollie Haines travels with Charles Wyre to Crestline. Mrs. D Barnett returns to Akron after a two week visit.
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Who Is to Blame Now Tariff Delay Sparks Debate
A month after the Senate tariff bill passed, Congress stalls in conference leaving business interests anxious. The piece cites Democratic delays and Republican calls for clear action, noting political turmoil and economic risk. Also mentions ex Senator Horf’s illness, debt settlements, a new mile race track, a Bucyrus school bond issue, and vote-eligibility disputes.
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Washington Excursion Rates via Pennsylvania Short Lines
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Why Wooster Won in a 16 to 9 Baseball Revival
A large crowd saw Wooster defeat West Salem 16 to 9 in the season opener. Early errors by West Salem gave Wooster life, but the home team surged in the sixth inning with a flurry of singles and doubles. Tracy Leyda starred at short with solid defense, while Burrows and Wilhelm paired well behind the plate. West Salem’s pitching by Voorhees struggled and their outfielders misplayed several balls. Umpire John Moore officiated despite crowd grumbling, and Wooster’s victory surprised many given West Salem’s local reputation.
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Strikers Enjoined at Massillon Massies Meet
A Massillon delegate convention by striking workers of the Massillon district discusses demands for 1 cent more per ton. An injunction has been issued to bar strikers from trespassing on the company property amid threats and intimidation notices reported during the Friday session.
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Fragmented 19th Century Ohio News Snippet
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