Market fears rise as wheat and silver hit record lows
Press notes global prices at historic lows for wheat and silver fueling concern in London over a possible India led incident. It forecasts Senate revisions to the tariff bill aimed at eliminating a 60 million deficit and easing market tension. Washington activity centers on new interstate duties and a revenue focused reform with protection limited.
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Washington
Jones
West and Mills
Hhouse
Curtis
Chicago
Committee On Ways and Means
House of Representatives
Senate
Wilson
Sample copy promotes Wayne County weekly paper value
The paragraph touts a sample copy of WEEKLY REPUBLICAN as the best Wayne County news source. It praises Toe Aeros and Wayne County content, claims unbeatable value compared to the New York Tribune, and offers a subscription deal with gratis delivery for a year while emphasizing metropolitan scope.
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Weekly
Republican
Wayne County
America
New York Tribune
Farm plan to boost Wayne County butter trade voiced
An 1890s proposal urges Wayne County farmers to build a county creamery with skim stations and cold storage to raise butter yields and stabilize prices. It forecasts higher revenue, outlines milk collection and pricing tied to a Butter yield test, and calls for farmer participation via postal replies to the Wooster Republican.
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Itavls
Wayne County
Elgin
Babcock
Creamery
Station &S
Wooster
Ohio
Bertarican Wooster
Onio
Titr Republican
Orientat Nity
Wooster, U . Feb
Litigation Over 2,000,000 Worth of Catholic Property
In Cincinnati on February 8 Tax Inquisitor Kleeman presented to Hamilton county auditor a list of 60 Catholic properties valued at 2,000,000 that he says should be taxed. He warns that if the auditor refuses a major court battle may follow.
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Cincinnati
Kleeman
Hamilton County
Kiman
Sudden death of Sam Smith near Overton in Wooster era
Samuel Smith known as Sam or Drunken Sam, a 53 year old Wooster resident famous for drank, died after falling from a wagon near Overton while en route to his home. A Civil War veteran described as pleasant but ruined by alcohol, his death occurred about a mile north of Golden Corners.
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Samuel Smith
Canaan
Overton
Sam” Smith
Wooster
Meney
Depellion
Uberal
Smith
S&m
Levi Bowers
Cound
Bhrong Dank
Notable Obits and Mine Strike Tensions in Ashland Area
Ashland and Wayne counties report multiple obituaries including Loretta Ryland nee Emich of Urrville and Robert Cook of East Union Township, plus local deaths from pneumonia and heart disease. Civil labor strife looms as Massillon and Mahoning miners consider strikes over coal rates, while Chippewa coal land lease disputes head to court amid contested ownership.
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Mra Osarah Faber
Meena
Ashland County
Fredericksburg
Tie Republican UN
Tooryday
Sth
Wayne
Neal McCay
Hts
Loretta Isyland
Mohican
Findlay
Mra Ryland
Maplerove
Findl
Sophia Erschonke
Wayne County
August Perschonke
J ‘I Johnson
Junkle
Thos Booth
H. W Dreury
Usbumnout County Common Pleas Court
August J’erschonke
Chippewa Township
Perschanke
Largest tax payment in Wayne County history recorded
Counties tax collector C. M. Lovett completed the December tax collection and surrendered the duplicate to Auditor Henry. The total amounted to 204 200 dollars, including all taxes such as street, sewer, ditch, special assessments, and the Dow liquor tax. This marks the largest one payment in Wayne County, driven by many special improvement taxes. unpaid taxes will be slightly higher than last year, with Paint Township showing the best paid-up status at 345.02 dollars.
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Wayne County
Wooster
To Repubse
Massillon
Jackson County
Jackson and
Hocking
Jackson
Massillon Pn Iners
Ont
J J Philips
Operators Association
Saya
Vipers
Msm Drake
F I” Morton
F *Ocock
James A Wilson
W K J, Warwick
Albright
Masailleo
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A G Blair
Toledo
Jacob Stambaugh
J J Waggoner
J V’ Looms
Akron
QO Y
Dibbie
W Warwick
J J Phillips
EG Kraus
J. Is. Zerbe
Leveland
W. J Raklins
Eee
C. M. Lovett
Henry
Century Club Meeting Discusses Nature Study Theme
Attendance at Dr A W Blackburn’s home on Lawman Street near College Avenue reached a season high with six members absent. Prof Charles Thorne spoke on An Appeal for the study of Nature, eliciting a lively discussion. Prof Horace N Mateer was elected to a university chair, and Prof W W Truesdale was named next month’s speaker with America for Americans at Jacob Frick’s home.
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Blackburn
I3awman Street
College Avenue
Charles &. Thorne
Horace N. Mateer
Kauke
University of Wooster
W. W. Truesdale
America
Jacob Frick
Adventists Denied Schoolhouse for Meetings
Correspondence from TarRarce notes Mrs. John A. Kister visiting Wooster. Sam Graham plans spring move to Holmestown. Adventists held several well attended services in the schoolhouse last week but were denied continued use of the building.
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Milleryor
John A. Kister
Kate Knox
Wooster
Sam Graham
Holmestonn
Marshal Opens Museum Of Burglars Treasures In Office
Marshal Ellsperman displays a curio museum of seized items from burglars and thieves. The exhibit includes razors knives guns tools liquor and other implements tied to Reed and Reed cases. He recounts each item’s origin and the arrest details in a compact historical tour for visitors.
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Marshal Ellsperman
Rank Reed
Charles ‘Reed
Geach
P Deatahal
Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertising Claim
The ad states Hood's Sarsaparilla is carefully prepared from sarsaparilla dandelion dock pipsissewa juniper and other remedies in a peculiar blend. It claims unique curative powers and remarkable cures unmatched by other medicines.
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Hood
Talk of the Track and Rail Plans Across Ohio
Civil engineers work on a spur into West Wooster for the Improvement Co as 320 tickets cover 37 railroads across Ohio and neighboring states. Massillon area activity includes railway surveys, a Massillon & Cleveland Halsead Company meeting electing directors, and notices of court cases in Wayne County with mining property disputes and a Beach case in Seville before a Cleveland grand jury.
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I. A. Keatty
Baltimore & Ohio IX H Co
West Wooster
the Improvement Co
C HH Rockwell
Cleveland, Akron & Columbus Railway
CA & C. Railway
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
West Virginia
Lonnsylvania
New York
Ft Wayne Road
Lis
Massillon & Neveland
Massillon
Clinton
AAC
Peinsaylvanian
Wea
el Wayne
Dalton
Massillon & Cleveland Halsead Company
Magillon
Charles W Cass
Charles Lamer
Henry Amy
William F Roth
Pittsburg
G Albright
Massil
John Sherman
Mansfield
I. Harrison
William Hooper
Cincinnati
ML Oa Hanna
Cleveland
Areharley W. Caen
John J Slaley
Brict Todd Ang
Ophelia Todd
P Foust
Wilson
Wooster
Joseph Mectlenen
Creston
Wayne County
Hussell Johnson
Johin W Kagey
Kagey
Ashland
Territories
Masaillon
Beach
Seville
United States Court
F HK. Williamson
Gardner
Cannon
Marshal Walker
United States Pension Examiner
Board of Pension Examiners
Garrett
United States Service
Hosteller Stomach Bitters Promises Strength and Vitality
A vintage tonic advertisement extols Hosteller stomach Bitters as a national strengthener for athletes and the frail alike. It claims to restore vigor, cure digestive woes, and prevent illnesses by boosting energy, with endorsements of improved digestion, liver function, and relief from malaria, dyspepsia, and associated complaints.
Dr Hand's Colic Cure Teething Lotion Ad
A Canton Ohio advertisement praises Dr Hand's Colic Cure and Teething Lotion as valuable remedies to ease infant colic and promote sleep. The copy urges mothers to try the products, noting prior cures from paregoric and catnip tea failed. Sold by Laubach & Nola Mra. A. Brown at 237 South Cherry Street.
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A. Brown
South Cherry $T
Canton
Philoh's Vitalizer Endorsed by Mrs T Fawkins
Mrs T Fawkins of Chattanooga Tennessee praises Philohs Vitalizer as the best remedy for a debilitated system. Advertisement notes it helps dyspepsia liver or kidney trouble and is sold by Laubach and Boyd.
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Joseph Dory
Warsaw
Laubach & Boyd
Wayne probate court marks last case for Swartz first hearing for McClarran
In Wayne county probate court Judge H I Swartz retires after six years of service and John C McClarran, judge elect, takes charge at 4 pm. A long list of attendees responds to the notice for today’s proceedings as McClarran takes office and deputies are sworn in. An exhibit shows the office’s growth from six time worn volumes to large modern ledgers, underscoring the office’s responsibilities and the county’s trust.
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H. I Swartz
John C McClarran
W. Blackburn
Wm. Rathel
L. K Critchfield, Jr
L. R. Critenfield, Jr
J. B
E. Snyder
S. B Eason
E.B Eschelman
A J. Thomas
Iim
Tse
S D Coulter
Misa Anna
Swartz
John McClarran
Swarts
WR Critenfeid
Larran
Cretchield
hLason
Mel Tarran
Sheriff Smith
S 1
Coulter
Biound
Jude Swarts
Tid Charles Jones
Metarran
Tito
Tin Say
Sbudge Swartz
Mroulter
Migs Grueter
McClarran
Samuel J Couter
Charles Jones
Seville
Seville Exchange Bank
Weidmanshaw A Co
Wayne County
Segill
Witter
Medina
Summit County
Lincoln celebration notes from Akron visitors spread cheer
Correspondence from 1118 Republican Oknville reports a pleasant time as Lincoln celebration plans unfold. Howard Nelswanger of Akron visited with his parents. Wal Desvoigne hosted friends Monday night. Teachers visited multiple schools including Cleveland Central High and Wooster, Millersburg, Barbertown, Cuyahoga Falls, showcasing a busy, productive day.
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Howard Nelswanger
Akron
Wal Desvoigne
J.L Wright
Charles
Leveland Central High School
Henderson
Monarief
Wooster
Welrich
Mardock
Millersburg
Shriber
Barberton
Faust
Myers
Shamp
Cuyahoga Falls
Avery
Courteohaly
Ang
WRECKED clash reported in mining town market note
Fragmented report describes a violent clash labeled wrecked by unidentified parties near Tate WRECKED and Darron with a strike at a seven feet mark. The piece mentions a last hole dried and a portion of the report from the House to Let Market. It hints at miners and population figures without clear details.
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Tate
Darron
Andoo
Local Wonder Drug Claims Cure for Rheumatism
A Wooster area testimonial touts Dr Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer as curing rheumatism. The source, a well known Wayne and Ashland counties blacksmith named Vosmith, claims nervous rheumatism vanished after completing a second course. He recommends Laubach & Boyd for purchases.
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Ashland
Ino Vosmith
Buckeyest
Wooster
Elora
Wheeler
Laubach & Boyd
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