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Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1894

Page

2

Political appointment list with multiple Ohio officials named

Secretary of State Samuel M. Taylor of Champaign Stefonse Judge Jon A Shauck of Montgomery State Board of Public Works Oscar J Corson of Guernsey Member of Congress Addison McClure of Wayne County Infirmary Director Perry Cotterman Wooster township Prosecuting Attorney Ross W Wunck Wooster County Commissioner E J Pocock Con gress township Coroner A E Stepfield Chippewa township

Samuel M. Taylor Champaign Stefonse Jonn A. Shauck Montgomery Bcboo Oscar J. Corson Guernsey Board of Public Works Charles E. Groce Pickaway Ffor Addison McClure Wayne County Ifnenit W. W. Garver Chester Ross W Wunck Wooster E. J. Pocock Congress Township Perry Cotterman Wooster Township A E. Stepfield Chippewa Township

Republican Convention at Zanesville Set to Nominate Circuit Judge

The Republican Convention of the 5th Judicial Circuit of Ohio meets at Memorial Hall in Zanesville on Wednesday Sept 5 at 1 30 pm to nominate a candidate for Circuit Judge. Representation is allocated by county with Muskingum and Knox among others, and Wayne County Republicans praise Frank Taggart as a strong Wooster candidate.

Tifte Judicial Circuit Ohio Memorial Hall Zanesville Rervulican Sth Hunter Newark Wayne County Republicans Frank Taggart Wooster

House Clears Tariff Muddle Surrendering to Senate

The House resolves a tariff muddle by surrendering to the Senate, clarifying the congressional stance on tariff policy and the resulting law battle. The move draws attention to the legislative process and potential shifts in trade regulation.

Bitiga House Senate

Government tariff bill criticized for errors and potential legal issues

The article condemns a tariff bill as examples abound of misdrafting and contradictory provisions. It cites August 1 1894 duties, constitutional limits, possible lawsuits to recover unlawfully collected taxes, and a tax loophole for patent medicines that could widen revenue losses.

Wayne county Republicans applaud strong primary nominees

Returns from Saturdays Wayne county Republican primaries show nominees chosen strong across the ticket. Despite incomplete precinct reporting, the party asserts unity and confidence in a successful year, with Tex Republican pledging support as the campaign proceeds.

Wayne County Tex Re- Publican

Editorial Briefs on Tariffs and Party Dishonor

The piece argues free trade is a past belief of farmers, attacking Cleveland and his allies over tariff policy. It mocks the Wilson letter as Republican propaganda, accuses Democrats of muddled strategy and “party perfidy,” and contends sugar interests benefited from House Senate tariff concessions while warning against presidential interference in legislation.

Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Whitney Syndicate Tveod America Nova Scotia Wilson Democratic Senate Democrats House Democrats Senate

Labor, Debs, and tariff cries spark political clash

Discussion flags labor groups wooing the Populist camp while Coxey and Debs draw speaking sums. Democrats block Chandler’s probe of Alabama frauds and Nova Scotia coal interference as sugar trusts and tariff talk stir Cleveland era politics amid talks of a third term and constitutional tensions.

Coxey Chippewa Lake Debs Senate Democrats Chandler Alabama Nova Scotia Coal Syndicate

Latest News Items from Orrville and Nearby Counties

Our Soldier Boys poem by Mrs A Q Geisinger of Orrville appears at the Sherman Brigade reunion and will print in THE REPUBLICAN soon. Ashlands, undefeated in 17, play Woosters next Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon. Doylestown to vote on liquor traffic Monday Sept 3. Mr Wheeler to lecture Aug 17 at town hall by State Anti-Saloon League. West Salems beat Cres tons 22 to 6 at Creston Tuesday. Creston to play Wadsworth at Chippewa Lake Aug 23. Cally Wilhelm started for Ashland against Peters Clothing Store Norwalk, Ashland leading 14 to 3. In Chicago, Sept wheat 65 5/6, corn 56 1/2, eats 30 1/4. Provisions firm at advance. President Cleveland must decide tariff bill by Monday the 27th inst. Mansfield Democrats sought Rev H L Wiles for Congress as Prohibitionist. he declined. Over 2,000 at Pullman, 4,000 could be idle if work. Crop reports show heat hurting yields. corn likely below recent averages.

Isadore Strauss Cleveland Senate House Reed Congress White House Democratic House Wilson Hill Pittsburg Oliver Iron and Steel Co Trust United States Treasury Treasury Nova Scotia Grover Washington Grant A.Q Geisinger Orrville Sherman Brigade Woosters Doylestown Village Mr. Wheeler State West Salems Crestons Creston Battery Wickes Ashland Mansfield H. L. Wiles James Brubaker Bloomington Charles Winkler T. Swarts Wooster Tit Wooster Rert Blican Wm. Plank Rens W. Funck, Esq Samuel Glass Lodi Mandfeld Samuel Ewin Christian Sechrist Town Hach Teo J W Campbell Line Judge L Presbyterian Church Rev Presbyterian Church James B .Carlin Vernheam Wilhelm M Morns Laura Hurst Commercial House Lydia A Brenneman New Washington Daugters V’rof Kemmertin A Smith

Saloon Keeper Arrested Over Obscene Mail Letter

Canal Fulton saloon keeper CG A Brown was arrested by a U.S. marshal and taken to Cleveland on a charge of sending an obscene letter through the mails to Melzie Conrad. The letter urged an appointment and lacked a signature, prompting Miss Conrad to alert friends who hid with a dozen men near the door to identify the writer.

CG. A. Brown Canal Fulton U.S Cleveland Brown Melzie Conrad

Sensational Inquiry into Mrs Dice Death

Mrs Clara Dice widow of Charles Dice died Tuesday afternoon at her sister Mrs Jacob Zaring's home in Wayne township. Prosecutor Metz ordered a post mortem after sensational rumors of criminal operation and hidden illness. The autopsy showed healthy abdominal organs but gangrene and septic poisoning from ovarian and broad ligament infection with rectal fistula. She was not enceinte and had one seven year old son Freddie. Funeral set for 10 a m Thursday from West North street residence.

Clara Dicé Charles Dite Jacob Zaring Wayne Township A. Metz Dice Alexander Caskey Freddie West North Street

May He Fatally Crushed Near Stratford

George Hess of Stratford near Delaware County was crushed while unloading heavy poles for a Gentral Union Co. long distance line. A skid failed, pinning him to the ground. he suffered severe injuries and was taken to his home after doctors deemed hospitalization necessary.

George Hess Stratford Delsware Gentral Union Co Hess Hotel 1 Oder J.D Beer Geo. W Ryall Heer Landis Beer Hechtel

Farmer J H Martin Nearly Blown Up on Fredericksburg Farm

J H Martin a Fredericksburg area farmer narrowly escaped death while blasting a large bowlder on his farm. A drilled rock hole filled with powder failed to discharge when lit. They tried to remove the powder, water was added, and drilling resumed despite warnings. An explosion occurred, the drill shot 25 feet, a fireball erupted, and Martin burned his left hand badly.

J. Hl Martin Fredericksburg Martin

Why Did Aldiea Fretz Write This Letter Long Ago

The Rittman girl Aldiea Fretz died by her own hand in Akron. Coroner Kepler concluded it was a death by suicide during a temporary aberration of mind from hereditary influences. He rejected rumors blaming other influences and noted a dated note seeking burial with hymns and specific mourners. The note implies premeditation before her July 23 visit to a friend and Akron trip on July 27 with Mrs. J S McConnell.

Aldiea Fretz Rittman Akron Kepler Summit County Shinersburg Ella Fisher Grista Gishop Wilt Wright Grant Wright W. Saltsman Ben Kendig Joel Fisher Ford Hoen Ida Ella Fisher Mife Miss Fri J.S. McConnell

Franklin Citizen D. W. Gabriel Suffering Illness

In Franklin Aug. 14 D W Gabriel an elderly respected resident is very ill and not expected to recover. Mrs Hannah Metzler visiting her sons returned home Saturday. Mrs Dunhem and family were visiting Sunday Aug 12 and enjoyed the night blooming jasmine.

D. WG. Gabriel Franklin Townsip Hannah Metzler Dunhem

Big Bree: Aug. 14 local notes and events

Aug 14 reports from Big Brialrie covering eye doctor visits in Wooster Camp Eddyline operations and railway ties farm updates weather notes on heat and dry spells local injuries including Lillian and George Hath camp meetings West Lebanon and upcoming baseball with an Indians team visit Prouts Mill and nearby residents and travelers headings reflect regional happenings and names such as H Aylsworth Hart Drake Craig Stackett Dallinger and Mason with local farming and lumber activity noted.

H. Aylsworth Wooster Dr. Hart Paul Drake and Sons Nashyville Wm. A. Craig Shreve

Wayne County Wayneti Aug 14 social notices and injuries

A long readable column from Wayne township notes Coral Davidson called away due to her father Joseph Taggart illness. Many local residents and visitors from Cleveland and Wooster are mentioned attending parties, birthdays, picnics, and church services. A cucumber industry note, a brigade event, farm club picnic at Maple Grove, and a serious finger injury from a stable accident are reported along with baptisms, marriages, and local society happenings.

Farmers Club Picnic and Local Happenings in Springville

Springville notes recounts of visits by Miss Jura and Stella Kean, teaching in Miamisburg, and Wooster vacationing relatives. Maple Grove Sunday School Band performed at a picnic with a communal dinner, ball game, and a Rev. Simpson speech. Community events include a Y lawn fete, temperance picnic, and a dime social. Illnesses and family visits, plus sheriff candidate W. Garver passing through, fill the period.

Mre J’eter Shelly Ashland James A Weltmer Jura Stella Kean the Farmers Club Lura Miamisburg Wooster W . W. Garver Mary Jouser David Houser Blackleyville Clagc Weltmer Farmers' Club Maple Grove Simpson Shreve

Local notes and social weather from Blagh leyvilla district

Mrs Chae McClure and Mrs Fred Zimmerman are improving. Corn needs rain. Cucumber growers discouraged. Primaries well attended with many Democrats optimistic. Board of Education meets Monday Aug 20 at Blaghleyvilla. Indian show at Jefferson draws crowds. Some white braves of Plain drink too much liquor.

Chae. McClure Fred Zimmerman Board of Education Blaghleyvilla Jefferson

Local notices and community updates from Reedsburg area

Aug 13 thanks for burial assistance to gran daug Aldrca. Knupp Sunday school picnic set for Aug 25. Republican primary yields strong turnout and support for Sheriff candidate Geo W Hershey. Local interest in Oneida and McZena deaths and baseball efforts. Miss Lib MaFadden visited Jeromeville relatives. W Cliff and daughter Helbn visiting Perry McMillen and others. Will Weaver and family of Ashlafia mentioned among neighbors.

S. Hummel Aldrca Knupp Geo. W. Hershey O-ne-no O-ne Lib. MaFadden Jeromeville Etta Garn Ae R. W. Cliff Helbn Upper Sandusky Biter

Community notes from Wooster area Sabbath guests and local events

Local residents list Sabbath visitors from Wooster and surrounding towns including J A Obenour, R B Brown and families. Mrs Criley of Wooster visits for Woman’s Missionary Society appeals. Reports of sickness, a Brick Sabbath School picnic Aug 11, and a town festival draw crowds. Burglary incidents noted in Congress as James B Carlin and Vernheam’s pockets are picked. Mrs Brenneman plans extended visit to New Washington.

Maglite Nattzger Cassell Springfield U Brick Sabbath School

Dust and drought loom over Smithville as August heats drag on

Smithville records a dry spell with scattered rain offering little relief. The Aug 13 notes detail visits from Myrtie Redding to Orrville, Prof Warner from Berea, and Baum of Massillon to his parents. Family movements include Miss Wood of Berlin visiting grandparents near Reamer, and Hutchinsons from Wichita visiting Fredrick Klepper’s family. A Chicago Christian Scientist, Mrs. Solomon, arrives while J Kropf receives treatment. An infant death from whooping cough occurs in the Gilbert family, with funeral attendees traveling from Wooster, Massillon, Seville, and Chicago. Alvin Derr visits Charles in Chicago, and Gallagher kin visit from Cleveland. Local talk mentions a Prohibition meeting scorned by a corn medicine hawker and hints at civic disputes over arbitration involving Ingree and Geo Rich, with statewide implications if unaddressed.

Haln Coral Davidson Joseph Taggart Charles Winkler Cleveland David Colling Collin J Bowman Miogtown L’'A Jaco I Davidson Stella Downing M Ella Baker Smithville Jacob Davidson John Greaser Slphriam Alon Sterling Greaser Myrtie Redding Orrville M F Warner Berea Kiglattenburg Baum Massillon Kaum Wood Berlin Reamer Jol Aaring George Hutchinson Wichita Kansas Fredrick Klepper Solomon Chicago J. Kropf F. Gilbert Geo Wooster Imily Bowman Taylor Seville Lincoln Leidich Alvin Derr Charles Jos (C Gallagher Victor Gallagher Edward Gallagher Nettie Collins Enfield Il’Ingree Michigan

Local items and notices from Burbank and nearby towns

The column reports social visits and arrivals including Rev I Kelser and family at Tiflin, C L Tracy in Sullivan on business, James Crawford and George Norton at the Low family reunion in Medina, and Samuel Swarts of The Republican visiting local interests. It notes the Republican primary, construction on H A Over’s store, a town picnic, and various health and personal matters among residents.

I. Kelser Tiflin C L Tracy Sullivan James Crawford George Norton Medina Republican Samuel Swarts WR. Beacon Iron Dale David Eckard A W. Hower Wooster Birdie Mellen Creston Birdie Skees Charles Skees Isaac Fetter Mable Heyl Hienderson Evangelical Church Capt McClure Simon Pure Will Coy Lase A. F. Huffman John Oldfield Canton Cyrus Yost Jease Aickerman Ross W. Funck Wooster Twas C. P. Smith

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