Attorney at law and physician listings in East Liberty area
An OCR fragment lists an attorney at law hVooster on East Liberty Street near Quiuby's Shoe Store and the Empdrium Block, and John A. Gann M D homeopathic physician with office and residence at 111 North Market Street two doors north of the pine pal Church. Hours shown 7 to 8.30. 12tw4dPM, and Ttoo Pom day.
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hVooster
Ohio
Quiuby’s Shoe
Empdrium Block
East Liberty Street
John A. Gann
North Market Street
E Pine Pal Church
Disjointed Political Notes From a Turbulent Era
A collection of political snippets details missing Heiress Hetty Green, Wilson’s amendments favoring brewers, the Wooster movement against Utah, Bell Telephone’s capital raise, and battles over bond issues and the Wilson bill. It also notes upcoming sessions, potential consular shifts in South America, and tensions warned by leaders like Sherman, Carlisle, and Cleveland amid party strife and looming war clouds.
Cleveland, Willis, and the Wilson bill in era of protection
A dense political column critiques Cleveland era policy and Hawaii politics, accusing Minister Willis of intrigues and praising protectionist stances. It cites New York election results, Tammany influence, and Lemuel E. Quigg’s young rise as a symbol of pro protection arguments against the Wilson bill, framing it as a destructive shift for American manufacturing.
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Lemuel E. Quigg
W. L Brown
New York City
Col. Joyne Fellows
New York 7Ritune
Times
Wilson Free Traders
Brownstone
Tammany
Champion of Protection
House vote on Wilson bill shows Democrats disciplined
Only ten of 354 members were absent as the House passed the Wilson bill late last evening. Four Republicans were absent due to illness, with two later leaving. Democrats praised for turnout and party discipline, with 17 Democrats and one Populist voting against the bill after prolonged debate. The piece critiques political pressure and warns of fallout before next November's Congressional elections.
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New York City
Tammany
House
Hourke Cochran
White House
Admiral Benham Praised by Republicans and Democrats
In Congress and across parties both on land and at sea, Admiral Benham is lauded for his prompt protection of Americans. The praise spans Republicans and Democrats alike, highlighting bipartisan support for decisive naval action.
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Admiral Benham
Congress
Sample Copy Notice for Weekly Republican Wayne County Paper
A promotional sample copy touts The Weekly Republican as the best Wayne County paper. It sells a combined New York Tribune offer, claiming extensive local and metropolitan news for Wayne County readers at a reduced advance payment.
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Weekly
Republican
Wayne County
The
Republicay
Sivns
America
Newy York Zibune
Wayne County News
McKinley Dominates Illinois Republican Meeting News
Gen Atkins, president of the Illinois association of Republican editors, declared McKinley the likely Republican candidate and predicted triumph for the party. At the Ohio Society of Chicago banquet, Frank Hurd praised McKinley, remarking the party would unite to honor the Governor if defeated in future contests, marking a strong pro McKinley moment in Chicago and Illinois.
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William McKinley
Illinois
McKinley
Gen. Atkins
Illinois Association of Republican Editors
Peoria
Ohio Society of Chicago
Frank Hurd
Ghail
Chicago
Wilson bill dominates last week's political drama in N Y districts
In New York City districts, Republicans surged to cut Democratic majorities as the Wilson bill became the central campaign issue. Tammany fought to block Republican gains, while Isadore Straus drew praise for charity work and personal following. The piece hints at broader Democratic casualties and questions if more Democratic Congressmen should step aside.
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New York City
Congress
Tammany
Isadore Straus
Wooster Protests Mormon Statehood Move
Wooster citizens join a multi week prayer effort to urge Congress to reject Utah Arizona and New Mexico statehood under Mormon control. The move targets polygamy and alleged deception by Mormon leadership. A local industrial push involves Hartman seeking to save his saddle factory by forming a Wooster based company to buy the plant and keep operations local.
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Churches of
House
United States Senate
W. Z. Pannel
Wali
Congress
Utah
Mormon Territories
Great Republican Triumph in New York Special Election
Lemuel Ely Quigg won the Fourteenth district for the Republicans by 984 votes, defeating Democrat Col. John R. Fallows successor. Isidor Straus claimed the Fifteenth district for Democrats with a 4,687 margin over Frederick W Sigrist. Total votes were 27,791 in the Fourteenth and 21,808 in the Fifteenth. The canvass reflected tariff issues and union concerns, with varied Democratic turnout and few arrests in a quiet election.
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New York
Lemuel Ely Quigg
M. C
Isidor Straus
Quigg
Col
John R. Fallows
Mr Straus
Frederick W_sigrist
Asher P. Fitch
Col. Wiliam L.rown
State Senate
Teturns
Brown
Straas
Sigrist
Brownstone
Tammany Hall
Glove Maker Danielle Judson Goes Bankrupt in Utica
Danielle Judson of Gloversville, a leading glove maker and 1893 supporter of Cleveland’s tariff policy, has failed for 250000. He had promised employment to workers harmed by a Democratic victory and testified before Ways and Means on tariff duties during the Wilson bill framing.
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Albany
Danielle Judson
Rover Cleveland
Cleveland described as disaster by Chicago Democrat paper
The Chicago Times in its last Saturday issue calls Cleveland the double distilled extract of disaster. It condemns New York in the White House as a party curse and a greater Democratic disgrace, accusing him of selling the people to Shylocks and bringing America's name into derision worldwide.
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Chicago Times
Cleveland
New York
White House
House of Representatives
America
Cleveland on the Toboggan Slide
The Cleveland political shift is underlined by Democratic outlets forecasting rise of opposition to the Wilson bill. A 60 foot Findlay petition signed by 1,600 workers, including 300 lifelong Democratic voters, has been sent to Senator Brice, signaling growing dissent in Ohio.
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Mr. Cleveland
Congress
Cleveland
Plain Dealer
Representative Democratic
Ohio
Cincinnati Enquirer
New York Sun
Chicago Herald
Findlay
Brice
Starving Michigan miners blame the Wilson Bill
Alfred Meads editor of Ontonagon Miner in Ohio origin speaking in Cleveland says about 10,000 unemployed iron miners in Michigan blame the Wilson bill for their distress. He notes Gen Alger and Cleveland capitalists aid relief while the Spanish war demands wages and copper ore prices affect wages and employment.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Alfred Meads
Ontonagon
Mich
Missionary Thackwell recalls India mutiny and deeds
Rev Thackwell of Wooster spoke at Orrville Reformed Church recounting widows distress in India, self-torture and idol devotion, and salvation work. He described fleeing mutineers during the 1857 uprising, then notes he is on furlough but plans to return to India next fall. a docket of court cases follows.
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Thackwell
Wooster
India
Orrville
Charent
Ales
England
Stev. Thackwell
Giria
Londiano
Itey Thackwell
Daihi
Itsy. T
Richards backs Marchand for Wooster post office
Congressman Richards settles Wooster office contest by urging John F Marchand editor of the Jackssman for postmaster with a salary of 2.30. Samuel Metzler’s term as postmaster expired on the 21st, while rivals John P Van Nest Levi Cramer and Joseph Schuch were named. Eshelman, known as Old Figures, editor of the Wayne County Democrat, is urged for a consulship.
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Washington
Richards
Wooster
John F Marchand
Jackssman
F’ostmaster
Samuel Metzler
John P van Nest
Levi Cramer
Joseph Schuch
Eshelman
Wayne County Democrat
Lively Bidding For Chippewa Ditch Bonds Extension
Wayne County commissioners sold 8400 dollars of Chippewa ditch bonds with spirited bids from Col C W Hara Jacob Frick and JR Mitchell of Franklin Pa. Mitchell bid 127 premium to secure the issue. other bids included E H Rollins 86.31 and T How 65 with mail offers. Bonds in 500 703 300 denominations run Feb 1 1895 to Feb 1 1899 at 6 percent. premium the largest for Wayne county bonds in years.
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Obertin
Blosser and Miller
Col.c. W. Hara
Jacob Frick
Wooster
JR. Mitchell
Franklin
Mitchell
John Hogers
Bedford
E. H. Rollinson
Boston
T . How
Urbana
Ohio
Rogers
Wayne County
Joint meeting for Hanaghman and Sugarcreek teachers
A two day session at Dalton on February 8 and 4 features a Friday evening dress of welcome by Supt. Orr and papers on examinations and the teacher as a moral factor. Saturday opens with Essentials of Grammar and corporal punishment, followed by recitation methods and discus sions. Music by Dalton High School. Visiting teachers from Wooster expected. Also reports a murder in Florida turned out fake, with details of Henry Soners of Burbank and family.
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Hanaghman
Sugarcreek
Dalton
K. Mostetler
T. J Teeple
Bert Weaver
Dalton High School
Wooster
Florida
Henry Soners
Burbank
Soners
Lodi
Mre
Yours Isaar
Mra
Young
Soder
Dayton
Souvers
Overs, & Sovers
Wicter
Berry
Cedar Valley
Still Starting Suits In Large Numbers
A lengthy docket from Wayne County lists numerous court actions and judgments confessed or contested, including several Shilling and Plumer matters and a large bank suit. The items name many defendants, encampments, and sums, with judgments ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars. A local note reports a farmer’s challenge to depot scales, claiming slight weight variances between depot and uptown measurements, prompting publicized scrutiny for stock buyers.
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Jacob Kesslar
Franklin Tp
Kesslar
Niuely
Wooster area oblique records and social notes update
Obituary notes Edwin C Faylor of Mansfield died Sunday January 26 at age reported with funeral at Wooster and interment in Sidney Ohio. County records detail numerous deeds and land transfers including warranty deeds and quit claims in Wooster Canton Dalton East Linton Congress and Plain townships. News covers university notes, receptions by Kappa Kappa Gamma, faculty events, and court and guardianship filings. Also reports a local elderly man found in Wooster as a former resident with family ties amid court discussions on residency and care.
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Florian Schatter
Lu¢try M Hughes
Hamilton Matz
City of Wooster
Samuel M Coulter
Julius J Lutz
Canaan Township
Philip Arnold
Francis Arnold
Sarah Stauffer
East Linton Township
Cyrus Smith
Emma Rhodes
Wify
Dalton
Edward, Barrett
Charles Boydston
Wooster Township
Josh Barrett
As Boydston
Wm Nsmith
West Salem Cemetery Company
Agra
Congress Township
Cleveland World Wooster John March Chand Postmaster Nomination
John March Chand, proprietor of the Jacksonian, has been recommended for postmaster. A faction, described as a wing of the party, was bitterly opposed to his selection.
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Cleveland
Village Notices and Personal Updates From Orrville
Frederick Bach of Mt Laton is very ill while Mrs Julius Desypignes loses reason. Henry Akey suffers bronchial trouble. a daughter is born to Dr E P Schaffter. County recorder Florian Schaffter becomes a grandfather. Dr W Brown is said to have confessed amid murder rumors. Mackey and his home are under threat as reported by The Republican. Dr Blankenhorn visits Mackey once weekly.
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Frederick Bach
Mt Laton
Julius Desypignes
Henry Akey
E P Schaffter
Florian Schaffter
IC18
Wiggins
Doctor Brown
Mackey
Orr Ville
Republican
Hig
Blankenhorn
Housekeeping Wives of the People
A descriptive passage portrays a class of laborers who rise early, toil long hours, and endure harsh conditions without complaint or strike. They perform diverse tasks, including cooking, and provide for families by sacrificing personal relief, yet they lack protection and recognition.
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Eyr
Statue of Columbus Monument Returns for Chicago Show
A statue donated by W J Mullins to honor heroes of the Cold Storage Building disaster is repaired in Salem after a fall and smoke damage. It is being prepared for shipment to Chicago with a granite pedestal funded by Illinois, and expected to be shipped this week.
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W JT Mullins
Columbus
Mulling
Salem
Yomager
Chicago
Ilinois
Went From Wayne County After All
The Republican reports a printer and his wife who disguised themselves as a man to travel from Wayne County to St Louis. They started after visiting the girl's grandfather Daniel Lawrence in Plain township, near Maple Grove church. The woman, a niece of E R Lanvrances of Dallas, Texas, is about 19. The grandfather offered help, but Leatherman claimed $40 was owed for an advertising scheme. Mrs. F M Leatherman left Marion for Monmouth, formerly her home, after working a half day at the Lanvirer office without her sex being detected.
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Red Tau
Alpha Tau Omega
Willard Society
Mins McDougal
JF Seberang
Fot
Mier
Doylestowan
All Wooter
M,ca
Youngstown
Edna Pierce
Wooster
Wovuster
Music Hall
Ots
Opera House
George Thomas Dowling
Boston
Kes
W W Criley
Lutheran Church
Beta Theta
Clark
Phi Delta Theta
Fred McKinney
Delta Jan Delta
H. 4
Johnson
Phi Gama Delta
Harry Hiorn
Alpha Tau Drexa
Howard Jones
Lod Brown
Jones
H N.mateer
Bowman Street
Torrey
Milotyre
Dunty In- Ligdary I
Mcintyre
Mecintyra
Murigary
Mets
Las
Ety
Lar Pheinan
Thomas Queer
Ieaders
pLican
Queer
Hatet Ries
Iis
Martha Qurer
Taad
Lina Bat Ars Qoieer
Abe
Atv
Republican
St Louis
Galion
Daniel Lawrence
Plain Township
New Maple Grove Church
J Pauntee
E. R. Lanvrancs
Lavquirer
Marion
Mon+mouth, Sr
Reward for Catarra Cure Claim Against Hall's Remedy
A hundred dollar reward is offered for cases of catarra that Hall's Gatarrh Cure cannot cure. The document cites F J Cheney and Co of Toledo and West & Travx and Marvin wholesalers in Toledo, claiming their honesty and ability to fulfill obligations. Hall's Catarrh Cure is described as a internal remedy targeting the bloodstream and mucous surfaces. Testimonials are promised to be available.
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Hall
Cheney
Toledo
F J Heney
West & Travx
Wading
Kixan & Marvin
Arkansas City man endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Mr Albert Favorite of Arkansas City Kansas shares his experience with Chamberlains Cough Remedy. He contracted a cold early last spring which settled on his lungs and returned to cause a persistent summer hack. After one bottle his cough disappeared and he has remained free of colds since. He recommends the remedy to others. 60 cent bottles for sale by Laubwach Boyd. Feb.
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Albert Favorite
Arkansas City
Kap
Chamberlain
Hugh
Laubwach & Boyd
Mother Gray's Sweet Worm Powders in New York
Mother Gray's Sweet Worm Powders sold by all druggists at 25 cents a package. Prepared for use in households, claimed to remove worms safely with pleasant taste. Produced by Mother Gray's and the nurse at the Children's Home in New York, the product has long been distributed to families for child worm treatment.
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Mother Gray
Childen
New York
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