Mackinac Island Tour Offers New Steel Steamers
Tourism copy describes trips to Mackinac Island from Detroit Toledo Cleveland and Chicago with round trips priced around 1250 and 15 18 dollar links. It promotes two new 300000 steel steamers with electric lighting bathrooms and private staterooms. four weekly trips to ports including Detroit Mackinac and Duluth.
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Mackinac
Detroit
Toledo
Cleveland
Bertha
Avon
D &C
Mackinaregia
Eda
Maa
Mackinar
Dt. Nie
Potosney
Chicago
Soo
Ripans Tabules Popularized By Medical Authorities
Ripans Tabules are composed from a prescription widely used by leading medical authorities and are now presented in a format that is becoming fashionable everywhere.
Wayne County to celebrate 100 years since Wayne’s birth
An 1795 anniversary outlines a planned big celebration next year in Wayne County and Wooster as Defiance marks Anthony Wayne’s Northwest Territory defense. The piece notes political turmoil over tariff policies, Cleveland’s stance, and local candidate Frank Taggart for the 5th Ohio Judicial Circuit at the Zanesville convention.
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Anthony Wayne
Northwest Territory
United States
Defiance
Wayne County
Ohio Judicial Circuit
Zanesville
Frank Taggart
Isq
Wooster
Northern Democrats Caught Between Whip and Silence
The passage notes Northern Democrats joining a House caucus but yielding to Crisp and Wilson when Southern pressure shifted the majority against Wilson’s stance on Northern industries. It predicts consequences for constituents with closed shops or reduced wages under Cleveland’s administration and laments Army veterans’ protests over dismissals from government service.
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House
Crisp
Wilson
Cleveland
Webster Denounced in Speech on Tariff and Liberty
The text recounts Daniel Webster’s denunciation of a tariff repeal attempt six years prior aimed at free coal imports and a 20 percent annual profit tied to royal investments. It notes opposition by New England senators to the same scheme, framed as selfish, and links the debate to Whitney, Lamont, Russell, and the President. It also mentions Austin Blair’s death and the July 1854 anti slavery convention in which the Republican Party began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aniel Webster
William IV of
England
Duke of York
Cleveland
New England
Webster
Whitney, Lamont, Russell
United States
Austin Blair
Jackson
Michigan
Platform Committee
South
Alabama
Wilson
Congress
Debs
Grover
Hill
Orpheus
New York
Skylock
Burnank
Ohio
L’enquire
Deitz
Poole
Kentucky
Geneva
New Columbia
Wisconsin
Lehigh
Hindustan
Sibles
New Rolden
Golden Prolific
Royal Australian
Clawson
Theiss
Rochester Red
Crate
Miami Valley
Fultz Kluastein
Wissouri
Badger
Marty Jenesee
Indiana
Lafayette
W C Latta
Agriculturieat
Jones
Valley
Rudy
Canada
Harry Genesee
Pride of Chinois
Indiana Station
Ohio Station
Fultz
Sample Copy Ad for Wayne County News Offer
An advertisement promotes a sample copy of The Weekly Republican and Wayne County news, claiming high value and low cost. It touts access to Wayne County and national papers like the New York Tribune, offering a bundled weekly package for a year at a small upfront payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Wayne County
Joan
America
The
New York Tribune
Wayne
Wooster plans 1895 county reunion and Sherman Brigade event
A Wooster newspaper urges rapid organization for a August 15 1895 reunion for the Sherman Brigade and the 100th anniversary of Wayne County. It calls for Senator John Sherman to speak, cites Defiance Ohio’s celebrations, and condemns free trade policies while urging local action by the Wayne county Board of Trade.
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Wooster
Wayne County
Sherman Brigade
Northwest Territory
Defiance
Ohio
Anthony Wayne
Woostar
Wooster Board of Trade
John Sherman
Remembering Joseph Holt in Lincoln's crisis tribute
Washington last week recalled Joseph Holt, once commissioner of patents and secretary of war, who helped organize Lincoln's inauguration and defended Kentucky against secession. Holt, renowned orator and judge advocate general, guided prosecutions of Lincoln's assassins and Andersonville keeper Wirtz, yet his memory fades amid retirement and national neglect.
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Kip van Winkle
Washington
Lincoln
W E Curtis
Chicago
Bcard
Joseph Holt
Buchanan
Floyd
Gen
Scott
Kentucky
Surratt
Wirtz
Andersonville
Holt
Depew
National Capitol
Nova Scotia Coal Policy, Duke of York and Dominion Coal Co.
The piece recounts a 58 year old statement by English managers of Nova Scotia coal mines about shifting U S protective duties. It links past actions by the Duke of York and King William V to current Canadian Pacific controlled Dominion Coal Co and alleges lobbying aimed at profits, mentioning President Cleveland and a hoped clearance of profits of around 20 percent.
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Richards
Secord
United States
Hoke Smith
Cleveland
Congress
Nova Scotia
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Duke of York
William [V
England
Dominion Coal Co
America
Wilson
King
Duke
Democratic gains and losses in the Tennessee race and a Maysville wool award
Nashville reports show Democratic vote totals across 64 counties with 106,274 for fulson and 81,720 for another candidate, yielding a 24,000 majority. Projections after 209 more votes suggest a 15,000 Democratic margin, though overall this marks a 22,000 decline since 1892. In Maysville, C Chapman of the People's Bank received the Columbian Exposition wool award for a top delaine fleece, noting his 25 years in woodgrower work and a wary stance on tariff debate within the Westminster faith.
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Nashville
Supreme
Fulson
Maysville
Onlo
C . Chapman
The
People’s Bank
Chapman
Debs strike cost estimates from Bradstreet's on Chicago damage
Bradstreet's tallies a 21.01 million dollar toll from the Chicago strike with losses in railroad earnings, rail property destruction, exports, crops, manufacturing, wages, and merchant goods. It notes Chicago bears the cost of destroyed property while alleged scorers evade taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
reformer Richards pushes open Congress bill in Ohio district race
Cleveland leader James A Richards, a Democratic congressman from Ohio Seventeenth, declares reform stance to win reelection. He proposes open committee meetings and end to executive sessions, aiming to overhaul lawmaking for greater public knowledge, despite doubts of passage.
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James A . Richards
Ohio
Richards
House
United States
Star Chamber
J. Richards
Committees of
Congress
Senate
Ichaeas
Hichards
The Scribe for The Averson News Subscribe Note
A fragmented OCR line mentions subscribing for a newspaper item titled The Scribe in The Averson News. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear names, dates, or events to anchor a fuller summary.
Orrville hosts 26th annual Sherman Brigade reunion
Orrville Ohio held a grand 26th annual reunion of John Sherman’s Brigade with tents from Camp McGill on the fairgrounds. Veterans from regiments including 11th U V V L and 16th O V V I gathered with families, bands, and a wedding in camp as crowds praised memory of Civil War service and honored fallen comrades.
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Ornville
Ohio
Orrville
John Sherman
Puri
Sherman Brigade
John Shermad
Mansfield
Brigade Association
MccLaughlins
James A.garfeld
James A Harker
West Point
Kenesaw Mountain
Judson Kilpatrick
OU. V.V
O. V. IL
O. V
McGill
Henry McGill
Camp Me
Dalton
Bultermore
Ley Geiswanger
L. D Myers
Coidmans
Daisy Geisinger
Gurrville
Our Soldier Boys
Bunker Hill
N. W. Tibball
Akron
Hoys
W.C. Cook
Oarville
A. P. Baldwin
6Th ‘Ohio Battery
John ‘Sherman
B. F. Trescott
Alliance
J. W.miller
Gibsonburg
John W. Lefdie
S. K. Force
Thos. Everly
Holmesville
E Moores
McZena
B. F. Morris
Shenandoah
A. C. Mathias
Gilboa
Thos. Parkison
HL. Tucker
Vernon Junction
T. P. Kent
Wooster
John Martin
Jacob Long
John
Rope
F. Tresport
GWA
Growth in Wayne County births and deaths report
Protate Judge Mellarran completed a county record of births and deaths for the last year. The items span a wool trade policy critique by Senator Aldrich, a wartime mystery letter from Dr. Murphy about two ex soldiers buried in Jersey County, and requests from Assistant Adjutant General Carry Hawk to locate relatives of William D. Reed and D. P. Smatt.
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Protate
Mellarran
Isj
Adjutant- General
Columbus
Murphy
Jersey County
Uline
Jerseyville
Bath
William D. Reed Co
Ohio Volunteers
D. P. Smatt
Congres
Wayne County
Arg Landing
Wounding in Orrville: Glick and Arnold in fatal affray
Report of a Thursday Orrville knife attack between Biddy Glick of Wooster and Daniel Arnold of Orrville. Arnold sustained deep back wounds and neck cuts, Glick wounded under the left nipple. Witnesses absent. Glick arrested after Arnold’s condition worsened, Dr Brooks warns inflammation risk. Glick pleads guilty to cutting with intent to wound, bond set at 100 dollars, held in jail.
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Orrville
Biddy” Glick
Wooster
Daniel Arnold
Leies
Glick
Arnold
Caot
Leles
A. A. Brooks
Brooks
Reruublican
McMillen
Ilck
Clark
Arpola
Ghek
Neiswapger
Marshallorter
South
Walnut Street
Landis & Oschmuck
Marshallatter
McMaullen
Marshal Porter
Arpod
Btooks
Creston truck farming drives town prosperity and work
A Creston observer notes that pickling works by Lutz & Co of Pittsburgh and nearby farms provide steady work for local youth and improve fortunes in Wayne County. The article details cucumber and onion harvesting, celery tasks, and plans for new facilities, linking local income to agriculture and industry.
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Creston
Uh & Record
Wayne County
Lutz & Co
Pittsburg
Hatfleiz Co
Wooster
News From Neighbors in Wooster and Nearby
A string of brief notes from Wooster and nearby towns records visits, job moves, illnesses, and social calls. Ed Green visits his father J L Green in Granger. J A Feik arrives from Ada to lead Miller's township schools. J Izzie Paulus of Wooster guest with Paulus brothers in Loudonville. several Wooster residents host relatives and camp at Savannah Lake. Miss Gertie Koehler visits Wooster. weddings and local travels noted. John K. McKinney campaigns for Prosecuting Attorney. Edith Hay ill but recovering. Mayor Harrold and families visiting Dalton and Wooster. banking changes as Col A F Beach purchases Seville Bank interests.
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Ed Green
Wooster
J L Green
Granger
Creston
Croft
J A Feik
Ada
Miller's Tty
Putnam County
Loudonville Demerat
J.izzie Paulus
Jacob
Daniel Paulus
Ashland Press
Li. Kramer
Killa
Willie of
Hunter
Miss Kramer
Savannah Lake
Newman
Gertie Koehler
Bucyrus Telegraph
Louis Mullenkopf
Clevestreib
Sterling Letter
F. Barnhart
J. C. Barnhart
Ashland Gazette
Rev. Fry
Emmons
Red Haw
John Boys
Newell's ‘Inn
Wooster Massillon
C. J. Harrold
Dalton
Charles Miller
Mr Miller
J. D. Miller
East Main Street
Col
A. F. Beach
Tecenary
Masaillon
Leg Elliott
Seville Bank
B. G. Miller
Toledo firm oath on catarrh cure and payment promise
Frank J. Oreney swears the firm of F. J. Oreney will only pay one and every dollar for catarrh cure by aLy's Catarrh. The testimony notes the medicine works through the blood and mucous membranes. Read for samples free. Gheneey & Co Toledo offers details. drugs available.
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Onio
Toledo
Lucas Unty
Frank J. Oreney
F. J
Toleda
aLy
Walla
Gheney|& CO. Tolledo
What a Canton Mother Says Colic cure testimonial
Mrs BH A Brown of Canton testifies that Dr Hand's Colic Cure provides instant relief by expelling wind and granting quiet sleep after trying paregoric and catnip tea. She endorses Dr Hand's products and urges a trial, noting their higher value compared to other remedies. Sold by Laubach Boyd at 237 South Cherry St. Canton.
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Canton
Dr Hand
Dr. Hand
Mathers
BH. A. Brown
South Cherry St
Canton, D
Laubach & Boyd
Arrest of Mrs Fernwald in Orrville hotel purse theft
Friday's Daily reports a notable arrest in Orrville after Mrs Clara Kernwald of Creston was suspected in stealing Mrs Stackhouse's $30 pocketbook from a hotel. Fernwald, widow with six children, denied guilt and was jailed awaiting a hearing. Investigations considered a young man seen with her and Larry Gantz, Creston widower, but charges shifted as details unfolded.
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Allway
Stacey
Orrville
DPD
Stackhouse
Ohio Penitentiary
Mra
Clara Kernwald
Creston
Kernwald
Railroad Rumbles and Electric Lines Expansion
Rail developments dominate the report with October 1 set for the Makiet Creek to Cleveland extension opening. The Loudonville Advocate foresees timely progress, while Sandusky Valley Electric plans routes through Slurion Upper Sandusky Tilin Fremont Port Clinton and Sandusky. Line crews warned to prevent field fires due to coal region sparks. Orrville tangle as a railman injures his foot. West Salem sees leadership change with J W Ganyard replaced by Curt McCoughney amid local business support.
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CLL
Makiet Creek
Cleveland
Loudonville Advocate
Thes A ,& Ss
Sandusky Valley
Slurion
Upper Sandusky
Tilin
Fremont
Port Clinton
Sandusky
Salamanca
Dayton
O Krsf
Huron
Akron
Wheeling Cadiz & Northern K. Kd
Wheeling
Sandusky City
Hopedale
Mt. Pressant
Cadiz
Little Stillwater
Laceyville
Tappan
New Philadelphia
Wooster
Orrville
Henry Walraw
St Wayne Road
J. W. Ganyard
West Salem
F. W. Ganyard
Curt MccCoughney
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Arrdars
C. As Rieder
OM Bquare
Embley
Nea
Ross W. Flnck
Court House
Harding & Go's
W. F. Kearny Storney-At-Law
MecClarrap
Renkeys Grocery
Iron Block
Iberty Street
AC Johnson
JAS. B. Taslor Johnson & Taylor, Attorneys-At-Law
WoostTex
D. Nice Hock
N’clure
Martin L. Smyser
McClure
E. W. Newkirk
LA Y
Quinby’s Shoe Store
Emporium
East Liberty Street
C. A. Lerch
W. T. Barnes
M. D. Offics
Buckeye and
Larwill Streets
John A. Gann
J. D. Romeopathig
North Market Street
Episcopal Church
Tito
Fey
H. A. Hart
Op Gai Ben Latberan Church
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Stoul
Drs. Stoll & Ryall
Aes
North Market
North County
Dr Stoll Op Beall
Bowman
Richard Elson
Downing Block
Pub
Reece Ae
Ripans
Ripans Chemical CO
California
Ganbach & Hoyd
Woster
Gene Congress
Hawaiian Republic
Bouteille
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Captan Kolb
United States Senate
Brieg
Grand Army
Wooster Republican
Tennessee
iCleveland
Aervstroan
Sr Es
Woosrer
Sherman
Bunty
Cam Ae
L. Canta Parsons
Pie al Peey iObarlin
Bellville
Osth
Warren Cash
Morris Taylor
N. Thompson
Monnis
P. Batowin
Eoge
Camp McGill
D'Miller
Orrville Quartette
Princip Addres
A. A. Voris
Birdie Geisinger
the Stars and Stripes
Kirkpatrick
Smithville
Glenwood Seisinger
Albright
B. F. Clark
Summit Graunty
O V V.I
U. V. II
Salem
Clinton
Orrille
Net Itle A. Moores
MeZena
Ashland
County
Col E. Moores
Wijiiama
Crestline
W. Williams
Treasury
Aldrich
Lebanon
Baughman
East Lais
Halt Creek
Franklin
Wal
Chester
Plano
Ward
Je Raughman
Milton
Canaan
Ay Plain
Clifton
Wooster Istward
Sail Gail
Dan Arnold
U.S
Agrculuural Experient Station
Igulletin Nolin
Correspondence Wooster Republican
Eppy Canny Fieves
Pennsylvania Company
Brown's
U I$ Camp
Weaver
Sheckler Co
Ot Bucyrus
Jeromeville
Camp
Sean
A. Wi
Gace of
Pennsylvania Lines
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