Gorman and Hill Demand Treasury Details On Deficits And Gold Reserve
Democratic leaders push for full Treasury disclosures on revenue, reserve, and bond use amid fears of a deeper treasury crisis. Gorman and Hill seek detailed data on deficits, gold drain, and the Wilson bill’s impact, while Wilson argues revenues rise and a surplus risks.
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Gorman
Treasury
Congress
Hill
New York Democratic Club
Wilson
Cleveland
House
Ways and Means
Treasury Department
Carlisle
John Sherman
Cleveland and
Democratic leaders debate treasury deficit amid tariffs
Senator Hill told the New York Democratic Club that the country faces a growing treasury deficit due to fiscal legislation failing to raise needed revenues. Senator Gorman echoed figures from the Senate, while tensions with Wilson over free trade tariffs and impending surpluses remain.
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Ways and
Wilson
Senator Hill
New York Democratic Club
Gorman
Senate
Hill
Pension cut by commissioner shocks judge and court
Commissioner of Pensions Lochren expresses astonishment that the courts deeming his action wrongful would question the cut in Judge Long's pension. He remarks on restoring the pension only if the secretary consents in the exercise of his discretion.
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Lochrenna
Long
Michigan
Commissioner of Pensions
Lochren
Cleveland Debt Plan Sparks Backlash In Congress
The piece argues against Grover Cleveland's proposed 50 year bonds totaling 500 million dollars, claiming it cedes control to money lenders and locks in high interest. It notes House and committee edits to labor arbitration and currency bills, with improvements to give the government a 10 year payment option and curb currency contraction. It also comments on British Liberal leadership shifts under Rosebery and criticizes the Liberal transition from Gladstone-era leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
West
Senate
Cleveland
Ex Louse Currency Committee
Reform Leader Parkhurst Faces Backlash Over Newark Plans
Expressive language of the day shows Dr Parkhurst stepping upon his own reforms in Newark. His orders to Senator Lexon and the Legislature sound arbitrary and may provoke resentment that could hurt his cause. He is not the first leader to have his lead turned by success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkhurst
Newark
Lexon
Senatorial Hurdles for New Bond Bill in Senate
Chairman Spnoger's bond bill faces rough going in the Senate where a Democratic majority opposes it. Senator Camden, a Democrat, quips he will vote for anything to aid the treasury but cautions the Lord's Prayer would need amendments to pass the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spnoger
House
Senate
Camden
Treasury
Sinking of Elba in collision with Crathie causes heavy loss
The sinking of the German Lloyd steamer Elba after a collision with the English steamer Crathie on Wednesday morning is among the worst marine disasters of years. Over 600 lives are known lost, the disaster was so sudden that all but one lifeboatload of passengers perished. The sea seems vast enough that a single ship could not avoid a collision.
Cleveland's Message Triggers Iron Gold and Silver Clash
The article argues that if Cleveland had sent a sensible message to Congress he could have settled financial issues quickly. Instead his extreme gold stance angers the anti silver faction. As the balance of power shifts, they threaten decisive action despite harm to general business interests.
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Cleveland
Congress
Seven Language Dedication At Catholic Church In Pittsburg
A new Catholic church in Pittsburg held a Sunday dedication with seven languages including Croatian German Italian Slavish and English. About a thousand attendees and many Austrians attended the diverse service as part of a broad ethnic celebration.
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Pittsburg
America
Robbers captured after seven mile chase through Apple Creek area
Two men bound and later captured after escaping Apple Creek officers following a Wilmot Stark county burglary. They rode a road wagon with a lean brown horse, pursued by residents and Deputy Marshal Christman. Captured two miles south of Blackleyville after a lengthy chase, tied to a wagon and brought to Wilmot authorities.
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Apple Greek
Wooster
Bever Atregts
Marshal Ellsperman
Prairie Lane
Apple Creek
Wilmot
Stark County
Blosser
East Union Township
Ycott & Munsup
Scott
Apple Crack
Dad
Blackleyville
Marshal Fillsperman
Henry Christman
Henry Hepl
Christman
Ellsperman
Dow
New Athens
Put
Chicago Junction
Oliver Ramsay
Apple Creeks
Senate Passage of Hawaii Resolution Clouds Cleve Case
Evasive and untrue as was West's resolution regarding Hawaii it squeezed through the Senate by only one vote and would have lacked a number had it not been so shifty and twisted Democratic Senators could vote for it while actually against Cleve Janid's conduct in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Hawaii
Senate
Cleve
Janid
Ublivan Local News Delivers Evenings Carrier Rates
A local blurb notes republication details and carrier delivery terms for evening editions. The item emphasizes prompt delivery and a weekly rate structure, reflecting classic newspaper distribution language.
Wooster Minstrels Delight Lodi Crowd in Opera House
The George and Mougey Minstrels of Wooster drew the largest Lodi Opera House audience yet. A lively program featured Mr P Smith of Cleveland Signor Castello and Harley Aigler with encores, a strong silent drill by Company D 8th O N Gs, a polished orchestra led by Prof Janet Roth, and a lively Plymouth Church Quartet. The 70 couple dance closed at 2 am as attendees traveled home by train to Wooster.
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George and Mougey
A Wooster
Gods
P.smith
Cleveland
Signor Castello
Harley Aigler
Fune
Lodi
Yeightex
Company D
8Th
O N Gs
Forbes Atcock
Alcock
Janet Roth
Plymouth Church
Messrs Clark
Curry
Frank Fletcher
Ben Alcock
Flarry Sweeney
Bnovety Fairy
Dept
Wooster
Diphtheria Tale in Wooster Area Debunked
W J Lehr challenges a prior report on diphtheria near Wooster, correcting claims about the Bollinger family and a house in Chester township. He states his parents and his own family suffered in the late 19th century, with nine ill and two dead, clarifying no ongoing diphtheria in the intervening years and disputing alleged cloth-related causes.
Taxing Beer to Raise Revenue in Democratic Fashion
A Philadelphia writer argues against increased general taxes and proposes a beer tax as a luxury levy. The piece denounces the so called corrupt bargains with brewing interests and the sugar trust, framing the party as hypocritical and aligned with trusts rather than democracy.
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Philadelphia
Lyberty
Brewing Trust
Tergiversatiog
Ashland minister J. Stiken dies in Gibsonville NC
The Lutheran pastor formerly of Jerrysville known for his anti temperance stance and a polemical book Bibli Cal Reasons Why Prohibition Is Wrong died in Gibsonville NC last week. He sparked controversy among temperance factions with speeches against the Prohibition party and letters defending his views. In a letter to P H Stauffer he boasted of exposing prohibition follies and inconsistencies, a remark viewed as remarkable coming from a gospel minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Es Key
J. St “Iken
J’errysville
Gibsonville
Tle
Prohibition Party
Ile
P H Stauffer
Loudonville
Rey Sikes
Peter
Drawer of Dr Samuel ater sued for malpractice
The Drawer of Dr Samuel ater of Bracleyville admits treating Joseph H. Austin for an injury and that he is a practicing physician and surgeon. He disputes other allegations in Austin's petition, arguing the injury affected the instep and ankle and that such cases rarely yield a perfect cure. Austin's condition worsened with a badly swollen foot making diagnosis difficult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel \ater
Bracleyville
Joseph H. Austin
Austin
Fire at Mayor Jeffries office sparks cautious routine
A small blaze started in Mayor Jeffries office last night and was quickly subdued with help from Cal Gaming and aides. The fire caused minor scorching to the mayor’s new overcoat. Origin remains unknown though a match may have ignited the incident as the editor had just lit the gas.
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Jeffries
Tadlyst
Cal Gaming
Marshal Slispermans
Jmpurrt
Jefries
Multiple Weddings Highlight Wooster Mansfield and Akron Natives
A group of nurses hosted a Thursday gathering on Buckeye street with Eva Schuch Edith Smith Maud Smith and others. A wedding at St Marys Catholic Church was solemnized by Rev Fridolig Inkivy Dennis Landers and Bliss Mary Keefe attended by Michael Keefe and Magete Landers. In Mansfield a Wooster couple married at the Carrothers home with Rev Dr Hubbell conducting. Mr and Mrs McDonald left for a wedding tour then to Wooster to start life. the bride sings at Wooster University. In Akron a social wedding at 106 Hazel Street joined Maud V Snyder and John A Bottum with a 30-relative reception. Bottum, an Akron World correspondent, and Snyder a teacher in Henry school.
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St. Mary's Catholis Church
Stev. Fridolig .Inkivy
Dennis Landers
Lander Brot
Bliss Mary Keefe
Fifth Ward
Michael Keefe
Magete Landers
Landers
Columbus
Wooster
Mansfield
James Carrothers
Southe Mulberry Street
W Hubbell
First Congregational Church
Ecra Voca Music
Wooster University
Akron Bedson
John Snyder
Hazel Street
Maud V. Snyder
John A. Bottam
Revin
Bottum
Miss Snyder
Henry School
Botzam
Akron
Cleveland World
Revival planned for Good Templarism lodges in Wooster
Raleigh Notham of Alliance, Ohio, arrives to organize a revival of Good Templarism at the English Lutheran church starting Sunday evening February 10. Rev. George Fuller and Isaac Mills, called the Moody and Sankey of temperance, will perform with oratory, recital and song. The effort is nonpartisan and aims to promote personal abstinence across the community with several evenings of events.
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Order of Wood Templars
Wooster
1.O.G.T
Raleigh Notham
Alliance
Grand Lodge of
Ohio
G. T
George Fuller
Isaac T. Mills
Moody and Sankey
Cleveland
Couneaut
Geneva
Rudy's Pile Suppository Promises Cure or Refund
A dated pharmacy advertisement touts Rudy's Pile Suppository as guaranteed to cure piles and constipation or money back. It lists 60 cents per box and requests two stamps for a circular and a free sample to Martin Rudy, registered pharmacist in Lancaster Pennsylvania, with no postal replies. Sold by first class druggists and in Wooster by Laubach Boyd and Geo. J. Krieger.
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Wayne County
Mary Webb
al Mor
Court of Common
Wooster
County of
Wayne
State of
Ohio
Pittsburg, Ft Wayne and Chicago Railroad
Ann Webb
Mary
Rudy
Martin Rudy
Lancaster
Laubach & Boyd
Geo. J. Krieger
College Prayer Day and campus religious observances
The Daily reports on College Prayer Day with M C A services led by W M Campbell and a Kauke Chapel sermon by Dr Scovel and Prof Christie's remarks. It notes attendance, the emphasis on winning souls, and references to alumni greetings, university religious activity, and preparations for future services and intercollegiate efforts.
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M.C. A
W. M Campbell
Kauke Chapel
Scovel
Christie
Western Theological Seminary
Allegheny
Penna
Fouls
DN Mitchell
Wooster
Beccormick Seminary
Four year old Bollinger child dies of diphtheria in Chester
A four year old Bollinger from Chester township dies of diphtheria on Thursday. His remains are buried beside a girl who died Monday, while three others with the disease are believed to be out of danger. Neighbors praise Dr Harry Young of Cedar Valley for assisting the family.
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Bollinger
Chester Township
Harry Young
Cedar Valley
Travel mishap near Apple Creek injures traveling man
Edward Shively and Lee A Orr, a St Louis traveling man, rode toward Apple Creek when a eastbound train crossed the underpass bridge. A pony bolted the buggy into a ditch, dislocating Orrs left shoulder. Drs Beer and Warren treated him. Orr returned home by noon. Shively remained uninjured and the horse was recaptured at the cemetery. Orr is a cousin of Deputy Sheriff McAfee.
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Edward Shively
Apple Creek
Lee A Orr
St. Louis
Ever Street
Ore
James D. Beer
Beer
Mk. N. Warren
Orr
Shively
Sherrif M. P. McAfee
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad With Reward Notice
A Toledo advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for incurable Ontarrh cases by Hall's Ontarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co and Love, Ear & Truak, Waldrin, Wal diny, and Marvin are listed as local wholesale druggists endorsing the product. Hall's Catarrh Cure is sold for 75 cents per bottle with testimonials available.
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Hall
Cheney & CO
Teledo
F J. Cheney
Ear & Truak
Drunsiats
Olpdo
Waldiny, Kinnan & Marvin
Toledo
O Hall
Home News the Day It Happens in any REPUBLICAN
A compact, time tagged note follows the day’s local update captured in a republican era style brief. It presents a factual highlight without embellishment, preserving the period voice and factual core of the event as readable in the source.
Settling Estates In Orrville Area Court Actions
Multiple probate items listed with March 1 hearings including fifth and sixth accounts for Lucinda McCullough and Jacob Keffer estates. Guardianship for Grace Griffith, executors for Samuel Smith and John Houser, and distributive accounts noted. Also notices of guardians and bond and hospital visitation updates.
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Q. J. Dearight
Lucinda McCullough
Mary A. Coffman
David Coffman
Wm. Suttle
John Houser
Orrville Banking Co
Chile
Jacob Keffer
H. H Strauss
Grace Griffith
Peter and
David Smith
Samuel Smith
BH Ii
Forrer
Hl K
Kyron M Baker
Jacob Worst
Anna Jherneman
Henry [Srenneman
Kerns
John Kerns
W Hower
Alsinger
Hearng
Sarah A
Rady
W. Gant
Peray
Marsthynd
David and
Daniels Rady
Sarah
Kady
Toledo Hospital
Tt G Harris
David Nowman
Real estate transfers listed in Wooster area deed records
Warranty deeds involve Joho Hl Kilen Kaugboan and Elias Galehouse transfers to Alvert Galehouse and others in Doylestown Ches ter and surrounding townships. Parcels include 181 acres in Chester township and multiple small lots in Wooster, Shreve, Orrville, Congress and Baughman townships with prices ranging from $100 to $6,000 and claims in Creston and Islacheyville.
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Joho Hl
Kilen Kaugboan
Ip Baston
Oh Smith
Elias Galehouse
Alvert Galehouse
Doylestown
Abh Stepfield
Chippewa Township
J S. R. Overholt
Ashley Smyser
Chester Township
Mary A. Howman
Adaline E Morrett
David E Landaw
Mary A. Iain
Rachel Keost
City of Woost
Mary It
Snyderetal
M S. Fouch
Wooster Township
Geo W
Lizzabeth S
Othello
Congress Township
Emma J. Rebb
John Sunday
Mary A. Heard
Mandilla Heard
City of
Wooster
Isaiah
Jalla Asteele
Ella J. Cole
Urrville
Margaret E. Peters
David E Faltz
Shreve
Maria Gingery
Mary Ensminger
Creston
DLH
Plain Township
Joseph and
Mary Dice
Catharine Wilgoths
Galehouse
Adah Johnson
W. B
Estella
Jordon
Canaan Township
Elizabeth Wells
David Wells
Hiram Kirkendall
Henry and
Elizabeth Barth
Salt Creek Township
Henry
Mary Huebler
Lavina Smith
Elmer W. Daitrick
Jemima
Dunlap
McGill
Orrville
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Harry McClarran Jr
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Chasloger
Republican Daily
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