Great Britain Seeks Control of Orinoco Mouth
Article argues Britain aims to dominate the Orinoco river mouth to gain naval and territorial strength across South America. It traces long-running border disputes with Venezuela and Spain, noting Britain's strategic aim to control the Orinoco system, affecting Colombia, Ecuador, and northern Brazil, with echoes of Olney's and Cleveland's positions.
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Britsin
Venezuela
Qlney
Cleveland
England
Holland
Spain
Munster
Orinoco River
South America
Earl Grangilte
Fruarto
Orinoco
Vese‘zuela
Okiahy
Boca Grande
Iueoas State
Aie
Bocatrande
Itford
Salisbury
United States
Linco
Bollyar
Gibraltar
Venepaela
Oca Grande
Alnoco
Barima Army
Barazo Barimay
Barima
iEngland
Lebont
Great Britain
Ecolumbia
Ecuador
Brazil
Englai 1A
Ubdar Olney
Lega
Von'izoss
Handel's Messiah Oratorio Enthrones Wooster Audience
Grand presentation by Wooster University School of Music with student and citizen chorus, Canton Grand Army Orchestra, and soloists Mrs Minnie Lucile MacDonald Mrs Gertrude Seiberling Mr Edwin H Douglas Mr Gustav Berneike. Oliver conducts a refined performance praised for orchestral finish and vocal clarity. Audience turnout strong, praise for Hallelujah finale and overall achievement.
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City
School ‘of Music of
Wooster University
Wooster
Grand Army Orchestra of
Canton
Agence
J. Byron Oliver
Karl Merz
School of Music
Minnie Lucile MacDonald
Soprang
Gertrude F. Seiberling
Akron
Edwin H. Douglas
Tanor
Cleveland
Gustav ‘Berneike
McDonald
Selberling
Douglas
Berneike
Oliver
I’rof Olivar
Emil Keinkendorf
Louis Vitali
William Bernower
Joseph Dili
George Dagos
Lorenzo Chance
Arthur L. Huston
Albert Ramaby
Victor H. Gebhart
Charles C. Banchard
Clark H. Thayer
John J. Merrill
Carey E. McAfee
Country boy praised as better fighter in life battle
A compilation of witty quotes and observations on rural virtue, education, immigration, and politics from 1895. It favors simplicity over elegance, champions the practical use of prison labor for roads, notes rising immigrant arrivals in New York, and includes community notices from Burbank Ohio about Whittier memorial events and local school program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WoosTel Neplelican
Union
Christ
Cleveland
Congress
Fred Grant
New York
McKinley
McKinleyland
Cleveland World's Office
Mother Gauge
McKisson
Burbank, O
MARSHALLVILLE MILL TO REPAIR AND REOPEN QUICKLY
Marshallville mill owners Scott Bros of Applecreek plan first class repairs to the large frame flour mill and will resume producing choice flour at an early date. Also notes include lectures by Miss Vandella Varnum at the High School, local deaths, and community notices about wood for widows and local trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Bros
Applecreek
Vandella Varnaim
Miss Varnum
Jacob Mulley
Almeron Ulman
Quincy
REP
M. E
Blackburn
Jacob Shafer
M. Critchfield
Barberton
D A. Wilson
Milton Kedinger
Akron
Manshallville
John Simon
Myers & Wiley
West Salem
C. ¥.Ferguson
Elmer Fahreman
J F. Britton
Eli Snell
Canaan
Oberlin Musical Union presents winter term concert
The Musical Union at Oberlin College held three concerts Thursday and Friday nights closing the winter term. The chorus totaled 170 voices and the orchestra 87 pieces with additional Cleveland players. Soloists included Mrs. Kileski Bradbury of Boston soprano Miss Lyda Sohlberg of Oberlin alto Mr. Grafton Baker of Chicago tenor and Dr. Carl E. Duff of New York bass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Union
Winiter
Oberlin College
Cleveland
Kileski Bradbury
Boston
Lyda Sohlberg
Oberlin
Grafton Baker
Chicago
Carl E. Duff
New York
Would a state issued dollar debt note work as tax money
L. Eberly of Smithville asks if Ohio could issue a ten dollar note backed by bonded debt and taxed by the state. The writer contends such notes could circulate, reduce interest costs, and ease gold and silver demand, while querying constitutionality and federal taxation. The letter is dated December 18 1895 from Smithville Ohio.
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Wooster Rarubtroan
Dr Au Sin
State of Ohio
Wayne County
United States
Eberly
Smithville, O
Dee
Railroad Rumbles Drags On as Rail Officials Resign
President mayor of the Dallimore & Ohio Railway resigns while Raymond S. Kayles of Alliance and an unnamed Pennsylvania company push for railroad and telegraph commissioner with growing prospects between the P and OG routes near Wasailton and a new joint switch project at W G&L EB. Engineer S. G. surveys electric road from Wadsworth to Barberton with extension toward Norton Center and Jason Cometa areas as work begins Monday.
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Dallimore & Ohio Railway
Raymond S. Kayles
Alliance
Jong
Pennsylvania Co
Wadsworth
Barberton
Norton
Dee
Farmer's Alliance program at Haupert society meeting
Friday program of the Haupert literary society featured humorous news skits and reports. Treasurer Bruce Wallace reported a $1,000 balance while some officer salaries were questioned. The event included addresses on farming topics, essays, recitations, and a discussion on profitable livestock, with pupils contributing to children's charity.
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Haupert
Farmerg Alliance
Hugh Rose
Sec’y
Lola Hurst
Hess
Ito Jweek
Bruce Wallace
Alliance
Ace Della Boydaton
John Landers
Homer Young Esssy
Countrelaih
Htalph Carr
Township Schools Employ Teachers At Low Wages
In Conanks township the board employed seven of ten district schools for the term with low wages. Names listed include Van Noyer 18 in District 1 and others: Elmood N Sertrude McK, M. Weaver, Hunleer, Himeteich, Clara Gepford. Ten schoolhouses were insured, and one at Pleasant was valued at 1200 with others at 600.
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CoNankss
Bile van Noyer
Charies Elmood
Sertrude
M. Weaver
N. A. Hunleer
Duke Himeteich
Clara Gepford
Oe Herg
Pleasant
Wayne County Mines See Decline In 1894 Coal Output
The annual report of J. M. Haseltine, chief inspector of mines, shows Wayne County produced 32 142 tons in 1894, down from 64 934 in 1893. Stark and Summit counties posted higher totals, with Stark at 456 728 tons and Summit at 124 ??? The report details mines, workers, and inspections, noting 11 Stark, 5 Wayne, and 2 Summit openings in 1894, plus numerous safety improvements and a major strike in the Massillon district ending with a board arbitration. No fatal accidents occurred in Wayne County mines in 1894.
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Wayne County
J. M. Haseltine
Wayne
Massilida
Stark
Summit Counties
Stark County
Summit
Summit County
Iso
Jones
Alntold
Love
Waste County
Masaitlon
Hazeltine
Massillon
Reo
James Kubo
Masaillon
W. S Kermish
Cleveland
Dth
Stath
Tascarawas
John P Jones
North Lawrence
Medina
Portage
Tramoall
Mahontog
Columbiana Counties
Ebenezer Lawin
Kramroy
sSummit County
Reese Davis
East Palestine
Columbiana Country
Holmes Coshocton
Guernsey
Belmont
Monroe Counties
Hepatic Yaomas McGough
Bridgeport
Belmont County
Messenger
Clinton
Baughman Township
Fox Lake Goal Company
George J. Lauber
Dalton—lo
Dalton
Howells Mining Company
Anthony Owens
Edward Davis
Toles
Masallon
New Cepia
New Chippewa Coal Company
James Burt
Rag Peer
Jacob Lawson
Fox Lake
Real Estate Transfers and Warranty Deeds Listed in Recorder's Record
A sequence of real estate transactions including warranty deeds and quit claim filings from Milton, Sugarcreek, Paint, and Wooster townships. Parties include Samedi Cunningham, I. Long, Martin Sebultz, Thomas McDowell, Catharine Rupert, Mary Cor Bh, Ambrose M. Fambelle, Nellie Gray, Alyades CheteLAIN, Harriet A. Shanklin, Samuel A. McFarren, Alfred J. Thomas, James A. Newkirk, Rebecca McIntyre, Winschtutt, Cathanne Felix, and others. Parcels range from 0.51 to 13 acres with prices listed such as 290, 425, 1,200, and 400 dollars. Some lots are identified by numbers in West Lebanon, West Satem, and Marshallville areas.
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Jorika Schpstter
Assighee
Leonard Herabes
Zsh Betts
Museningham
Milton
Mary Cook
Samuel A. McFarren
West
Lebanon
Charles Keehn
Alfred J. Thomas
Wooster
Sinclair Clapper
James A Newkirk
Rebecca McIntyre
Winschtutt
Marshallville
Danielspade Heira
Cathanne Felix
Baughman Township
Settling Estates and Probate Hearings Listed in Court Orders
Judge Orange W Lake adjudged insane and committed to Tobay Hospital. Will of Elizabeth Fordeowald filed for probate with hearing set. Jos W Speck deed to W Critheleid. C J Magrold named administrator of John Bowers with tentative account and Feb 1 hearing. Various guardians, administrators, and executors listed with inventories, appraisements, and estate actions. hearings set for Jan 2 1895 and Jan 3 1895. multiple wills probated and inventories filed.
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Joi¢ Mellarran
Orange W. Lake
Tobay Hospital
Elizabeth Fordeowald
Jos
W. Speck
W . Critehleid
C. J. Magrold
John Bowers
Catbanne
M Lake
U. W Lake Bend
Ormie Frase
Samuel Frase
John Fuhrman
Orrin Frase
Samuel Frate
Peter Schenck
Catharine Sprunger
Heszin Snyder
John Derried
Henry Heyl
Elizabeth Fair
Beery
Steicer
Jezin Snyder
Jubm Derr
Prive’e
Zook
Magdalena Brentzer
KW. Worst
Matilda Horst
Criteblied
Jogs Speck
Hound
Jobo Daily
EG Horight
Eter Krabili
Peter Krabili
J Roonson
Irvin A. Robinson
Bk. F .Pocock
Lucia Pocock
Gan
Cyrus Stratton
John Werkines
John Ramsey
Henry Soser
Giedfonsthadteiot
Teering
WO Smith
Go Adams
Wo Tf Smith
Geo. Adams
David Rudy
Don Weavert
Barn Fire Kills Oliver Baughman Before His Wedding
Oliver Baughman 23, son of James Baughman of Bigelow chapel, died in a barn fire on Geo W. Hirt's farm while helping store hay. Exploding lantern fed flames. he was found engulfed as he cried for help. The barn and 15 horses burned. funeral planned at Wadsworth Reformed Church. Also included is an old ad for Mother Gray's Sweet Worm Powders praising their use by mothers.
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Froa
Shermeap
Lomont County
Sn Burnint
Oiver
James Baughman
Bigelow Chapel
Wm. Hackenberp
Geo W. Hirt
Raughman
Roughman
Wadsworth Reformed Church
Mother Gray
Wooster
New York
Ewillsbesse
Wasurforon
Clevéldna
Congress
Olney
Lord Salisbury
Washington
Dey
Lord Saolisbury
Arpdegins
Yib
Seth B
United States Senate
White House
Great Baton
Venezuela
Arives
Monster Andrule
Cuba
Caraccas
Andrade
United States
Holland Sain
Nethoef Venezuela
Julian Pauncefote
Quesnion
Nap
Salisbury
Senate
A Practical Opinion on Georgia Exposition and Colonies
A short sketch of a trip to Georgia praises the Atlantic Exposition as a compact World’s Fair, with detailed notes on government, military, naval, and educational displays. It highlights Alabama’s coal and iron, farm varieties, and the Plant System, then shifts to Osceola, silks, coconuts, and the Woman’s Building. It describes the Indiana and Georgia colonies near Atlanta with land, crops, and rapid growth.
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Georgia
Chicago
Smithsonian
Osceola
Alabama
Florida
California
Los Angeles
Michigan
Ohio
Africa
Doha
Creorgia
Rizona
Istratthan
Paakson County
Great Seaboard Airline
Athena
Fsa
H.o. Fenangivania
New York
Stratham &E
Wooster
Wayne Co
Tteams
O Uyarmur
Budiana
Iruin
Wilcox
Atlanta
Invitation to women to write Lydia Pinkham for help
An American newspaper notice urges women suffering from female illnesses to communicate with Lydia E. Pinkham of Lyon, Massachusetts. It touts her confidential support, vast experience with thousands of letters, and promises straightforward guidance and remedies from her Vegetable Compound.
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Mia
L‘inkham
Lyon
Mass
J’inkham
America
Jinkham
Lydia Lee Hinkham
Andover
Winkham
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Sete
BarLiberty
Ohn McBride
Qomperste
Almérican Federatin “of Laborty
Sorant
Labor Organization
Russia
Haye
S Grand Presentation
Ryee
Handel
Soprancoe3
Mina Andrews
Caroline Art
Ethel Axtel
Madge Bittenbender
Eleanor Bilocher
Ella Bloom
Edith Botsford
Susan Botsford
Minnie Bowman
Elizabeth Brown
Georgia Brown
Ina Gamecron
Mrs. Jéthilie Qass
Vinnie Cunningham
Hermite Deneke
Alica da Witt
Janche D’miller
Elizabeth Duninp
Caroline Dysart
Jessie Eberly
Ida Figert
Grace France
Frances Gloup
Eleanor Graham
Eleanor Grigsemer
Grace Harrold
Alice Hatfield
Cora Heezel
Pear Hoffman
Martha Horn
Minnie Hough
Addis Houston
Nellie Hughes
Viola Jeffries
Jane R. Johngah
Teemuee
Rieti Kean
Ramp
Hundore Kieffer
Anna Kostenbaer
Margaret MacArthur
Margaret McGregor
Olinda Meaxker
Rebeces
Meeker
Vida Myers
Florenc Renee Alice Ogan
Fathe Cleveland
Sacred Beatns
Corinhe Moore
Lawson
Bilana
Meas Antonis
Sawyer
Charles
A. Kuoor
Bernike
Clan Eas
Lee Ema
Cleveland Sraseeny
Orban
Junker
John Greenleaf Whittler
Third Ward
Josephine M. Barnes
Elght
Lalu Wwrence
Arthur Hard Ree
Dora Levers
Robin Hobert
Ctaughead
Amy Laubach
Our Girls
Kea
Muod
Muller - Glennan
Ailller
King Soloman
the Ants
Sedena Ve
Jesse
Erry
Lasheee
Barbars Ketchle School
F. W. Eckare
Easton
Papar
Menees
Buiter
Rhodes Bette
Lois Lyon
Bagaar
the Wooster Republican
The
New York Tribune
P.S
United State
New York Weekly Tribune
Apar
Uoltedi
Orld
Angen Tal
Eam
Torelgm Sud
Ts Descrip
Wouian
Tribune
Dreuy
Rene
Eoia Qontraof
Feartor
Ireom
Edones
Hopentransfers/‘of Real Estate
Wayne County Probate Court
Gigas Wooster
North Market St
Payvier
Paovins
Laberty Bt
Liberty St
Beall Avenue
Spink Street
Spince Street
Collere Avenue
Bell Howmean St
Beyer St
Ol Ary Park
Atlanta’ Exposition
Indiana
Fesume
Pcleveland
Henrog Oogfrine Sustamnen
Fidg
Hoya
Thomas
Broraus
Pune
Brosh
Finn
Aroha
Ron Peutment
Bop
Bothiby
Boker
Leo Wae
Monroe
Guar Peade
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