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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1895
Page
3
The piece assesses American growth in interest around Democratic free trade and the Boston market, noting quieter trading, shifting wool dynamics, and international pressures from Britain, Germany, and China. It laments foreign interference, calls for maintaining peace and order, and critiques policy stances amid partisan debates.
A jumble of local items includes names like Dr. J W. Ogden and Miss Katie Ogden, plus references to Wooster and Chippewa Lake. The fragmentary text mixes prayers, moral urging, and scattered notes on public letters, portraits, and town life, with sporadic lines about reading and brevity.
The Medina bank employee William Wiley Pancoast testifies about his life history and alleged Murder of his wife. The defense grills witnesses on relationships and bank dealings while the prosecution argues, and Judge McConnell instructs the jury after hours of hearings. Mansfield Newry, Woolyerp, Wooster, visits on business.
A prose and verse collage from Wooster recounts a Contributed Poem by Ready Smith and a Methodist Presbyterian ball game at Highland Park. It notes rain delaying play, Presbyterians leading 3 to 1, and local players like Taylor Hay Leyenberger Brown and Burrowes. The piece also covers the Yoder House Chair Warmers versus Tajlivery Street Blues, a score shift, and lively local comments about Wells and Minglewoods.
Reading as a travel notice, listing seashore and lake resort regions from Ocean to Pennsylvania Lines. Mentions routes to New York Adirondack area and Northern Michigan resorts, with references to Lake Region and multiple named places. invites inquiries to Pennsylvanian Line ticket agents for rates and first class service.
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