Cleveland tariff and political misgivings loom
The piece discusses tariff plans and opposition within Cleveland circles. It notes the push to boost duties on wool and sugar trusts, mentions Richards returning to law practice in New Philadelphia, and comments on Grand Army endorsements and Pittsburgh encampment tactics. It also covers local politics in Stark County, nominating Archie McGregor for infirmary director and Democratic editorial skepticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards
New Philadelphia
Stark County
Archie McGregor
Publication of Wage Talk by Wooster Teachers
President Blackburn of the Wooster Board of Education spoke plainly on teacher wages at the county teachers institute. Many educators requested publication, and The American gladly makes the talk available to teachers and all citizens to consider the strong points presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackburn
Wooster Board of Education
County Teachers Institute
Ita
Aerupican
A. E. Stepfield
Doylestown
Stepfield
Board of
Deputy Supervisors of Elections
Knott
Mansfield
Julius Casar
Cesar
Csar
Perod
Gaul
Mednotire
Mcknroy
Burns
Orr
MeElroy
W. Knott
Mathew
Miss Kilmer
Lowden
J W Knott
Eva Ort
Edith Keck
Daniel Horn
Marshallville
A. L. Thompson
Wooster
A. N. Dembrock
E. O. Mower
Jennie Markley
Alice Machell
W. Jackson
Orrville
Lizzie Bucher
Overton
Clara Crow
Nora M. Crow
Mr. Hope
Auditorum
McElroy
T W. Kimber
M. Joss McElroy
Wopater
T. J Teeple
D Wile
New Pittsburg
Edith Kilmer
W. W. McInttre
E. Ada
Wayne County
J J Jsarns
Canton
T J. Lowden
Greenville
Charles Haupert
Nelson Lauvain
Sterling
Ohio
Wayne
Teeple
W Kimber
Ato Te
T J Teeple
H Od White
Me.Intire
F E. Adair
W. Webb
Gosborn
Ricksecker
Nelson Souvain
Maudshamp
T. W .Kilmber
T J. Jeeple
Edith Kimer
Doytestown
Maud Shamp
WW. Mecintire
K Be Adair
Dylastown
Ohio Teachers Reading Circle
State Board of Control
AdaOuilly
Dalton
J. W. Kimber
D. H. Loreaux
Tenting
Ida Loreaux
Iva
Welty
Wrof
Supt
Courtney
Press of
Lighth
Nelson Sauvain
Mellicent Woodworti
Mary M. Mtugpocil
M. Rignegit “Ck
Iostettler
Supt Knott
Dr. Burns
America
English Glass Trades Hopeful After U S Tariff Change
The London Times reports English sheet-glass makers expect a revival from the new American tariff while English plate-glass and chemical trades feel more hopeful. American workers face wage cuts or layoff due to tariff reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
Stephens
Monument plan for High School Wark sparks civic discussion
A citizen advocates a permanent monument to honor the city's memory and name a new park. The proposal argues a library and county historical museum would surpass statues in value, turning the site into a center of education and Wooster’s educational attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
White House Faces Deluge Over Tariff Bill Signing
The White House receives hundreds of letters and telegrams from across the United States urging the President to sign the tariff bill immediately. Supporters warn that delaying would dishonor the party and create further mischief, while critics argue over handling the tariff issue amid Spain's threat to curtail the Cuban market for American flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
White House
United States
theDresident
Sample Copy Promotes Wayne County Weekly The Republican
The sample notice touts THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN as the best Wayne County paper offering Wayne County news at a low price. It claims the paper provides more news than any other, with free New York Tribune access when paying yearly, totaling 62 numbers for 1.50 cash down. It invites readers to subscribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Wayne County
America
The
New York Tribune
Wayne county notes on tariffs and local progress
A mix of political opinion on tariff policies and Democratic criticisms, plus local civic matters. References to Cleveland and New Orleans papers, discussions of free sugar and free coal bills, Kentucky praise, and Wilson’s bill, followed by Wayne County education debates, a Wayne McVeagh biography note, and praise for Wooster High School Park improvements for public events.
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The
New Orleans Picayune
Wooster
Wayne County
Wayne McVeagh
Starfeld
United States
Anthony
Gen. Wayne
Wayne
U.S
Meeker
Cleveland
Bradford
England
Lith
Richards
Sherman Brigade Committee
Satolli in Temperance Debate Draws Mixed Praise
An authorized interview with Monsignore Joseph Schroeder questions Satolli’s influence on liquor policy. Schroeder denies Satolli sought to publish a church doctrine on temperance or prohibition and cites Satolli’s respect for episcopal authority. He notes Satolli is not a prohibitionist and has not decreed a ban on spirits in Catholic houses.
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Satoili
Joseph Schroeder
Catholic University
Washington City
Satolli
J’aul
Timothy
Satoli
Watterson
Katolji
Nevde Deelat
Hag
Auchor
Satellis
Wayne County Republicans Name Sheriff and Other Nominees
The Wayne County Republican slate features William W. Garver for Sheriff a Chester township native with decades of local service and high regard. Other candidates include Ross W Funck for Prosecuting Attorney Elijah J Pocock for Commissioner Perry D Cotterman for Infirmary Director Dr A E Stepfield for County Coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Garver
Wayne County
Iesgboro
Chester Township
Garver
W. W. Garver
Wayne County Teachers Institute Opens In Wooster
Volume of notes details a lengthy county institute with lectures on Julius Caesar and geography, officer elections, and a large turnout of teachers. Addresses cover constitution drafting, language work, temperance, and education law, with many named participants, locations, and events across multiple sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J Nice
Wadsworth
Bertha Corell
Wooster
Isie Franks
Moreland
C H Huinderers
Spangler
Marshallville
Bert Stauffer
GL. Stauffer
Springville
Zella Watson
Apple Creek
Edith Kistler
Hullsteiner
Orrville
G. W. Fritz
Haymond Fritz
Eugene Hickin
Iain
H. E. Beall
Gideon Bixler
J.H. McDonald
A. M. Boreman
H. B. Work
Naomi Stauffer
Hila M Horst
Hiram P. Shantz
Jessie I E. Yodér
Smithville
Viola A. Spangler
Arrabell M. Spangler
Congress
Dora E
Jesse Ebert
Lattasburg
A. A. Beall
Koch's
M.A Okey
Wilmot
E.G. Eberhardt
Ora Eberhardt
S. N. Miller
N. H. Hoff
Sterling
Aria J. Oberlin
Doylestown
Dillie
Adam
Himmelright
Pleasant Home
Harvey Horst
Dalton
Mattie
Maggie Barnes
Fredericksburg
Edith B. Sullivan
Sadie E. Good
Edna Lichenwalter
N . Philadelphia
Prof.Chan
E. Held
St. Thomas
N. D
E Kean
W.K. Bechtel
Creston
Belle Ouser
Aleton Ajlaman
Blackleyville
Bertha Weity
M. Kila Baker
Mabel
Jennie McElroy
Laura Leeper
Frederic Bared
Tate
Moorland
Myrta
Idella Morrow
Constitution of
Wayne County
Teach‘ers Institute
Democratic ally advises crafting opposition list
In a Dover scene at the Court House Joe Morehead, longtime Tuscarawas Democrat, tells Dover Advocate editor Gould how to assemble a list of Democrats opposing James A. D Richards in Mill Township. Gould suggests striking five or six names from the local roster to yield the desired list.
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Court House
Joe Morehead
Tuscarawas County
Gould
Dover
Democratic Advocate
Joe
James A. D Richards
Ubricheville
Morehead
Capsule Sold by Laubach and Boyd In Demand
Dr B Mcfarland offers Positive Cure for Constipation with money back guarantee. Every box sold with a promise of effectiveness and no equal for blood. Readable testimonial style ad claims strong results and satisfaction.
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Fig Honey Co
Laubach & Oy
Mta Zor
B. Mcfarland
Laubach & Boyd
Letter from Massillon reader on eastern troubles versus Kansas and Nebraska drought
Mr I Shearer of White City writes to the Massillon Independent describing severe shortages facing farmers in Kansas and Nebraska. He notes corns withered, pastures dried, hay scarce, and many people traveling half naked to seek food, while stores demand cash and debtors struggle to survive.
Social Notes Highlight Wayne Township Weddings and Parties
Social notes record the marriage of Will Shaw of Wayne township to Miss Martn of Irwin yesterday at the bride's home. Other items praise a surprise birthday party for Mrs Earnest Harry, lawn fêtes to raise YWCA funds, and gatherings hosted by the Mackeys and Sharp and Dodds. A Wooster engagement announces Lindgrep to Anna Carter Kline, with lawn fêtes and a large Presbyterian church gathering noted. A Highland Park day trip and a surprise party arranged by Miss Keiffer conclude the entries, with Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder proudly noted as a World’s Fair prize winner.
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Will Shaw
Joboshaw
Wayne Township
A L Mackey
Birdie
Sharp
Dodds
Wooster Friends
Tingo Lindgrep
Cleveland
Wooster
Anna Carter Kline
Mercer
Geo. Kline
Quiuby & Kline
United Presbyterian Church
August Imgard
Eudora Keiffer
Bloomington
Keiffer
Highland Park
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
A Chapter of Accidents Across Towns
Several injury incidents are reported from Armstrong Creston Moorland and nearby areas. People including Charles annover John Koott and Mrs Fetter suffer knee wrist and foot injuries. A boy falls from a hay mow fracturing his wrist and a rider is hurt after horseback mishap. A dozen at Pleasant Home fall ill suspected from canned mince. A threshing fire harms ladders while a cow gore injures Rollin Kane. multiple minor crashes and breakages are noted with varied outcomes.
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Armstrong
Charles Annover
Jobn Koott
Canada
Westsalem
Ernnest Kritan
Apple Creek
Frank
Ed Mackey
George Ringler
Doylestown
Kath
Arnest Holmes
Madison Hill
South Market Street
Pleasant Home
Barnhart
H. S. Matterson
Wooster
H. H
Mr. Schultz
Marshallville
George Liddie
Vieasant
Easton
Rollin Kane
Frank Kissingers
Arrested Groom Steals on Honeymoon Trip in Doylestown
George Ackenberger and his bride traveled from Wayne to Cobert station to visit his uncle Isaac Bird. Ackenberger admitted stealing 60 dollars from his uncle’s trunk after asking for money for railroad fare. He pled guilty in New Philadelphia and was bound over to Tuscarawas Common Pleas in $200. his honeymoon ended in jail.
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Doylestown
New
Canal Dover
Hird
J. W. Mathias
New Philadelphia
Ackenberger
Sallers
Tuscaroas
Elyria Republicans rally for liquor suppression league growth
Nearly every county organized, lakeside anti-saloon meeting on August 8 drew many attendees. Superintendent Russell lauds first year gains, leagues in most counties, and active volunteers, with speakers including M. Harris, Rev Jackson, Dr Bennett, Rev Gould, and Dr Mann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lakeside
Russell
Akeside
M. Harris
Ashtabula County
Jackson
Columbus
Bennett
Akron
F. A. Gould
Cleveland
Mann
Allen's Discovery for Piles
Allen's Discovery for Piles is touted as a cure for all forms of piles. It claims to relieve soreness itching and discomfort, promising fast relief after years of suffering. The ad offers mail-order and local sale options with a 60 cent price and 50 cent mail delivery.
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Allen
Mall
Leltoy
N.Y
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Bow Tate
Ohoe
Ify C. A. Rieder
Lorce
Bhibley
Ross W. Funck
W. F. Kean
McClarran
Laakes Grocery
Iron Block
West Liberty Street
Iaac Jominson
Jas
Taylor. Johnson & Taylo Attorneys-At-Law
Woosten
Oro
Niec Book
M’clure
McClure & Smyler
Storneys-At-Law
Ofice—No. Merchant's Emporium
Stakp
Sitt
E. W. Newkirk
Giteby Sane
C. A. Lerch
W. T. Barnes
Muckeye and
Larwill Streets
John A. Gann
M. D
Romeopathic
North Market Street
Episcopal Church
STOLL
H. A. Hart
New Lutheran Church
Eye and Ear Institute
W Byall
Drs
Richard Elson
Orrius
Downing Block
Pub
Qohia
Qkeaa Lakes
Mackinac Island
Detroit
Oledo
Mackina
API
Ls Great
Pany Eket
Senantz
GP & TA
D&c
Ripans
Pia
Ripans Chemical Co
New York
Hasseth Ali
Mita
Dyamonds
Pittsburg
Seeo Aday
Grand Army
Hoke Smith
Lochren
Il’ittsburg
Spain
Fatin
Say
Kentucky
Gorman
Wilson
Lind
Workman School
Wayne County Teachers Institute
Ross W Funck
Daniel Funck
Knack
Wooster University
John Mcsweeney
Funck
Cincinnati Law School
Supreme Court of Ohio
Iie
Ebenezer Lodge FF
A M
Wayne Copneil No
Royal Arcanum
Lucas Tribe
Elijah J Pocock
Daniel Pocock
Elijah Pocock
Shreve
James Pocock
Ashland County
U.V
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Perry D Cotterman
Daniel Cotterman
Pennsylvania
Mary A. Fisher
Perry
Cotterman
East Union Township
Board of Education
Perry D. Cotterman
County Institute
Hwayne
E. E. Adair
Berg
M. R. di¢Elroy
Knot
J. Burns
Eigond
A. Leisy
Esecrata
Oh. R. U
Cnippéwa
H. E. Adair
Milton
Nelson Sauvalnannan
Bowers
Congrean
A. F. Runlap
Baughman
E L Abbey
Green
T. J. Teeple
Landes
Chester
R A Leisy
S G. Gill
McIntire
Committee On Constitution
Institute
Adair
Executive Committee
Lowde
Kiatt
Buri
Muster Merie
Teper
Gert Feater
Pe Sane
Nelson Sauvasi
Stegling
Supthas Auers
Pope
Wayne County Teachers’ Systi
Dr. Object
Sident
Davies
Oficens
Whiting
James W Rksott
M Kos
Mi Brney
Huron Lovatt Institute
J J Burns
Hudson Bay Company
Winnipeg
Rocky Mountains
British Columbia
Flora EE. Kimber
Buse
Leopold
Iiutu
Dsrutus
Castus
Kruthh
Duschaeffer
Druros
Pres
Ort
Souvain
Mila Barrett
Mary Murdock
W.M. Rieder
C. K. iHostetler
Miss Meike \Woodworth
Miss Barrett
QO. T. BR. C. Report
Haupert
Reading Circle
Edward Fonst
Dick Smith
Edward Foust
Foust
Smith
U. S
Key &. F.scovel,dd
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University
Aneatsum
Dr. Price
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