Soldiers' Day Celebration Crowded Wooster Park
Friday's events in Wooster drew huge crowds estimated 12 000 to 18 000 for Christianity Day and the circus. Soldiers' Day in City Park had over a thousand inside the pavilion with outdoor overflow as Rev Gil Gochel led prayer and Gen. A Wiley presided. Senator John Sherman urged unity and recalled Lincoln, the Civil War, and national progress while remarks praised Wayne County's patriotism and the 1812 era artifacts.
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Reedsburg
Opsen
Gil, Gochel
Smithville
Harry McClarran
Gen
A Wiley
Miss Webster
Learon
Wes Sene
Campfires at City Opera House Draw Crowds in Wooster
Delayed speakers push starts to 3 30 pm at the City Opera House as Gen. A Wiley and Rev. J B Ross lead an evening of patriotic talks. Ohio G A R officials, bands, and a chorus entertain while attendees await the final speeches and a closing program signals adjournment after a long night.
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A Wiley
Europe
France
Germany
America
J. 3. Ross
Eighth Regiment
Akron
E B. L. Lybarger
Warsaw
Ohio
Sam
Lybarger
Relef Corps
Wooster University
Emma Creasinger
Ashland
Ohio Woman’s Relief Corps
Wily
Uressinger
Éoyer
Wooster Celebrates Band Veterans Benefit in Countywide Effort
The Highth Regt Band of Akron will stay over Saturday amid praise for local fundraising. Wooster residents funded nearly all costs, with a countywide aim that each town contributed one day to support Wayne County’s celebration for veterans of the 120th Regiment.
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Wayne County
Pwen
Ithial County
Wooster
Akron
Munia
Christianity Day Parade Draws Vast City Crowd
At one oclock the Eighth Regiment Hand led a large parade from the court house east front, marching along North Market Street to the music of Wooster and Shreve bands. The city park overflowed with attendees while Chaplain Pepper and Dr. Thomson spoke, and a Reminiscence and Encouragement Conference of Churches and Sunday Schools was planned for the City Opera House this evening.
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J. E. Barrett
Forbes Alcock
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North Market
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Chaplain Pepper
Dr. Thomson
City Opera House
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Arrville
City
Orrville
Frank Harbaugh
Journey Through Wartime Ohio to Franklin Tennessee
A wartime reminiscence recounts a small group’s harsh winter trek from Sandusky Bay toward the Ohio River and on to Franklin Tennessee. The author recalls snowbound Wooster, scarce signs of life, a single lit window in a sick room, and the tragic losses of two companions on the journey.
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Wooster
Doréb
Orth
Centennial week in Wooster boosts band and commerce
Train 32 carried a large Wooster delegation with nearly 300 tickets sold at Shreve as the Eighth Regiment Band from Akron won broad support. Citizens funded an extended stay and the Band will remain over Saturday. Local leaders Capt Forbes Alcock and Councilman Edward Snagely praised the effort.
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Eighth Regiment
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Wooster
Capt
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Edward Snagely
Chaplain Pepper
Dr. Thomson
Archer House
Supply requests to local correspondents urged by The Republican
The Weekly Republican appeals to all local correspondents to send fresh letters weekly or biweekly. It asks those out of supplies to notify the office immediately so deficiencies can be replenished. Emphasis on short frequent letters rather than long infrequent batches.
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Jus- Q ©. Lamar
Mississippi
Republican
Traison
Weekly Republican
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure is claimed as a constitutional remedy. The ad asserts internal use reaches blood and mucous tissues to cure catarrh and offers one hundred dollars to any case it fails to cure. Address F J Henry & Co Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists.
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Myers of Wooster Endorses Wright's Celery Capsules
Isaac H Myers of Wooster Ohio writes to the Wright Medical Co Columbus Ohio praising Wright's Celery Capsules. He states he bought a box from Krieger druggist and used them for rheumatism and constipation, noting severe pain before and complete relief after one box.
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Wooster
Ohio
Wright
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Wright Medical Co
Columbus
Co. Krieger
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Indigestion Advice From a Sufferer to Shaker Cordial
A man recounts five weeks living on cold water due to severe indigestion. He notes persistent pain and poor digestion, warning that dyspeptics stay thin and weak. The ad promotes Shaker Digestive Cordial as a cure, selling 10 cents a bottle or a dollar per bottle.
Digestive Disorder Remedies Mentioned in Ad Copy
An old style advertisement fragment lists daily symptoms of digestive disorders such as an arid stomach distress after meals burning in the stomach dust and a heavy feeling. It notes Burdock Blood but asserts it never fails to correct any troubles of this sort. The line ends with a price or identifier 250.
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