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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1899

Page

2

Anglo American sentiment in national politics on verge of change

A 1899 front page column discusses Anglo American sentiment, warned dangers of British alignment for American industry and wages, and notes potential political impacts. It references Andrew Carnegie’s alleged funding of Philippine insurgents, disclosures of sensitive cablegrams, and commentary on Senators Connolly and Grady with speculation about future political moves.

Wiliam E. Curtis Colorago Record Washinton Andrew Osmegie America Carnegie U.S Usregie T’hilippide Janta Chicago

Market Reports Grain and Stock Quotations for Jan 31

New York cattle common, hogs, calves, and sheep prices listed with bid ranges. Wheat, corn, oats and butter, eggs, and beef markets shown for multiple cities including Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Toledo, and Baltimore. Entries include prime hogs around 5 dollars, cattle to 6 dollars, and various lamb and sheep quotes. regional variations noted. The snippet ends with Jan 31 market orders and regiment mention.

Tosa Lam Wesern

Protracted Religious Efforts Bring Converts in Mithville

In Mithville Q July 30 a prolonged religious effort at the Methodist church drew a large crowd and yielded new converts. Local notices report funerals for Mr Rhoads and Mr Dresher, the latter from Orrville, while Mrs Webb dies in town visiting her daughter in Wooster. Several farm sales occur, and community life includes visits by Walter Hansberger and Dr F S Gregonmyer as parish activity grows.

Mithville Jey Sanday Hendry Mra. Webb Wooster Juno Dresher Orrville Rhoads Dresber BE. P. Willymar Aince Mra. Dresber Nia Smith Methodist Church Webb W. K. McCaimun Grip Walter Hansberger Lee H. B Hansberger Gregonmyer Oroville Ov Big Bieger J. E. Zmmerman Simon Bwitzer John Hutchinson Georgetown Wpurtags Futerest Mies Hestersmiti Dalsware BNR Atmong Ods Superal Otter Aire Sam Rhosds Aan Daisy Derr Pater Ryvads and Tarnty Creston Mra. Hi, Baker Qrrvilia

Expansion in the Senate Debates and War Plans

A scrambled account of Senate proceedings on military and budget matters, noting proposed reductions in infantry and cavalry units, debates over war plans and promotions, and references to a peace treaty and Indian appropriation. The text also mentions President Nick Young of the National Baseball League setting the 1899 season start for April 15 and extreme cold weather affecting Missouri and Kansas.

Washington Alitson Senate Jones Irk Bacon Sepa Qte Carter Montana Americas Nick Young National Basebal League

Serious Mishaps and Local Moves in Wooster Area

A Wooster item reports injuries from a broken wagon wheel mishap near the road home from Bieochiey hill with Wayne Alia man dazed and bruised. Other notes mention Howard Long to Akron for a Camp Railroad matter, planned spring changes, and families relocating to Galion Cleveland and the Baam farm. A wagon wheel accident near Don and Tros Armatropg leaves True head injured, now under De Weaver care. A protracted meeting continues at Girardville church and Mapia Ureva Band plans a concert at People’s College.

WoosTen Republican Plain Center Bieohiey Hie Wayne Aliaman Vary Parrow Howard Long Camp Akron Douglas Nave Galion George Spangler Cleveland Wart Lachis Wooster Don Tros Armatropg Weaver Girardviss Church Mapia Ureva People’s College

Native of the State Seeks Senate Seat in Republican Primary

The candidate, Josipn Nery Qian, a Whetrusa native and Wart Tennessee graduate, seeks a seat in the Staten Senate. He has ties to Milwaukee and prior public service, with his campaign noting his education and local work.

Ta Vt Staten Senate Fmeoe Chuwe Pep Jativa Cruxus Mesdson Josui Zita Milwaukee Whetrusa Honeoha Dave Sedte M ‘'Man Theta Qlior'es

Resigns but declares he is guilty of no crime

Jan 71 report notes EPEAK B Walsh resigns claiming no crime. mentions political shifts and reactions across states. Several short items reference senate races, retirements, and political maneuvers including Quay and Jenks votes, and tributes to officials.

Harrisburg Joint Assembly Quay Jenks

Local notices and events from Canaan and nearby towns

Church notices report Rev Hoak and Rev Martindale officiating services with a February 4 concert at the M E Church. Local items note property sales, family news, school events, and social gatherings in Wooster, Orrville, and surrounding areas, with frequent references to residents, visits, and a public talk on Philippine questions.

Local notices and community updates in Jan—Feb year

A dense, era-typical compilation of township notices, social news, illnesses, visits, travels and church events. Names like Kibber, Margitior, and Ogden mix with travels to Wooster Akron and Cleveland. The item lists grip cases, sick and recovering, meetings, auctions and sales, plus family news and farm work updates.

Edward Leoicks John Frazer Sussh Wagner James McConacey Huntress Cleveland Misa Susie Auckerman Aucker

Weathered town news from Fredericksburg Ohio in January

Fredericksburg Ohio notes grim wintry weather. Robins and bluebirds are back early despite near freezing. Locals stay indoors, a liveryman builds a new house, and church lectures and socials face stormy attendance. Various visits, classes, and events are announced around town.

AnglO American bond hailed by Balfour in annual address

London January 31 Arthur James Balfour in his annual address to constituents at Manchester stressed the deep rooted Anglo American friendship. He argued a shared language, blood, origin and institutions bind Britain and the United States, asserting a lasting peace and civilization across nations. In Washington Sixto Lopez protested U.S. policy toward the Philippines, while a nitroglycerin mishap killed two workers in Indiana. Bowling results favored the All Star team in Terre Haute, and the steamship Queen City carried reports of a sighting off Vancouver Island.

London Manchester Arthur James Laffour Great United States Crit Fen Atlantic Great Britain America Isye England South America

Ladies Outfitting: Shoes for Six Foot Women?

A fragment notes a fashion item about ladies wearing shoes, mentioning a shoe size and fitting concerns. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear names, dates, or places to anchor details.

Scarlet Fever Stamp Avoided in Sterling Quarantine

Sterling residents report the town is free of scarlet fever as eight quarantined individuals obeyed the controls. Mail agent G W Hoover from Pittsburgh to Chicago left town with his family to Marsfeld amid well wishes. Local visitors include John Lower and Harvey Hina.

Harvey Hina West Salem Kent Chétr

Not Very Comforting. Staxbigtht Torgmy da you think

A garbled excerpt discusses personal relationships and delays, noting a belief about listening and patience. References to marriage and a claim about people who are lame being affected appear amid disjointed phrases. The fragment lacks clear context or full sentences.

Fragmentary verse puzzle on global envy and desire

A fragmented line drawing a surreal scene of envy and longing. The garbled text references a machine like jewel phrase and a worldwide sensation, hinting at a poetic or puzzle tone rather than a clear news event.

Becoming a Mother and the Risks of Childbirth

An anxious discussion guides expectant mothers through pain and danger surrounding the crowning moment of birth. The piece touts a remedy offered by the Farad Field Regulator in Atlanta, Georgia, promising guidance to those who apply for delivery of info before their baby arrives.

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Obituary of Mary Jane Helle in Wayne Township

Mary Jane Helle widow of Peer Spal x'er of Wayne town and Dor in C gater township died January 10 at age 6 years. Survived by children two boys and four daughters with wife to Peter Sosogler. Devoted member of Methooint Noiacayal church Oak Chapel. Relatives listed include Mrs Kila Woorsett of Canaan and George W. Sosogler of Wooster. The service near MiaAAL Center and references to family mourners. Blessed be the name of the Lord.

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