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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1901
Page
4
A garbled roundup from Wooster Ohio papers mocks politics and current events. Items reference public notices, presidential talk, suffrage jokes, and Boer War era commentary. Notable names include Webster Davis and Mark Twain with general media satire and commentary on England’s military call.
Discussion on alleged aggression worries Congress and the public. The issue centers on Cuba’s sense of freedom and gratitude, with critics arguing such independence unsettles regional stability while supporters warn against punitive actions.
The text notes Mr. Bryan disagreeing with Mr. McKinley on financial policy while the President may not delay in seeking support. It mentions Carnegie planning to give away a million a month and suggests naming an individual willing to take the first month's appropriation.
Davip B. Hill suggests practicing law is more remunerative than pursuing a public office likely to be won by another candidate. The remark frames a view on political ambition and compensation without naming a specific election or date.
The text praises Tom Johnson as a capable mayoral candidate for Cleveland and notes she has the necessary prerequisites. It mentions Governor Nash aiming to curb contest efforts by seeking court actions. It also references Richard Croker’s interviews in England, implying Croker suspects something happened to him last fall.
In Mt. Vernon a boastful claim centers on a wild man who roams the area wielding a pair of scissors and terrorizing residents. Citizens question whatever has happened to the Knox County police force amid the unrest.
The article argues King Edward could speed an honorable peace with the Boer forces, granting autonomy as complete as possible. It suggests terms that would pacify the Boers and please all lovers of peace, ending the conflict.
Congressman Babcock introduces a bill to repeal the steel tariff aiming to win labor and marine support. The proposal argues that a certain retiree earning 815,000,000 needs no protection, with supporters invoking Carnegie and related industry figures.
The Linvalno celebration in Wayne County honored Abraham Lincoln with a detailed program at the City Opera House. Speakers including Judge Smyser, Hoo Daniel J Ryan, and Gov. Asa W. Jones praised Lincoln, Republican policies, and McKinley’s leadership, stressing national growth, liberty, and era-defining reforms.
Fragmentary note presents a dessert question for family meals. Mentions TroH-O and flavors Le and WHET with garbled spelling. Appears as a pantry or grocery consumer snippet from a 20th century advertisement.
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