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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1895
Page
3
Campbell was chosen at the Ohio Democratic Convention held in Spinefield amid party deliberations. The event confirmed Campbell as the party’s candidate for the upcoming ballot.
Nominated by acclamation the Chicago race features Aly Peaslee and Professor Knott as candidates for state offices with Air Fairbanks as attorney general and other figures debated by Congress. The article traces party motions, voter sentiment, and national implications as the election campaign unfolds across the state.
A Wooster Schools ex-superintendent Janes W Knott gains a Springfield nomination for Auditor on the Demonstate ticket amid party strife. The piece scorches campaign tactics by Campbell and others, questions party loyalty to Wall Street money, and cites a Cincinnati reader denouncing Cleveland era policies and vowing to quit the Democratic ticket.
A fragmented political scene amid economic distress features harsh critique of the presidency and Congress. The piece outlines Democratic losses, calls for tariff reform and sound currency, and notes Governor McKinley’s remarks on the convention while discussing public discontent and upcoming political shifts.
The Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Louisville Ky will offer railroad rate plans based on one cent per mile from union stations on the Pennsylvania Lines. Return and excursion fares will cover extended trips and side trips to the South or nearby centers, with special arrangements possible for large groups. Applications and details are available from assistant Great Passenger Agent L Kimball Cleveland Ohio, and notices advise prompt inquiry for travel specifics.
A $20,000 suit was filed in Orrville on Friday against Drs D Moncrief Henry Blankenhorn A A Brooks of Orrville and J K Sanders of Cleveland by John C Morr and C A Kleider for Joan Hoover a minor. The petition claims a Sept 4 1894 accident caused a dislocation and fracture of the right shoulder and alleges the doctors negligently treated him and faked removal of the clavicle bone. It asserts the bone sent to the parents was not the original and the boy’s condition worsened leaving him crippled for life with loss of use of the arm. The filing cites delayed care and fraud and seeks damages.
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