Cleveland secret syndicate profits and gold debates
A Washington correspondent chronicles alleged Cleveland era bond profits and secret contracts. It notes $105,000,000 of borrowed gold spent on current expenses, calls for reform in the gold and bond markets, and mentions the influence of editorials on public opinion. The piece also cites opposition to electric rail expansion from local Shelby merchants and urges progress.
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Carlisle
Boston Globe
John Bull
Globe
Cleveland
Stetson
United States
Congress Rejects Cleveland Scheme To Fetter Gold Standard
Republicans and Democrats unite against Cleveland on the gold standard and wild cat banks. The piece notes no salary cuts despite wage drops, cites Mansfield News on public pay and officials earning high wages, and reports Indiana Editorial Association debate over silver coinage and President Cleveland’s stance.
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United States
Congress
Cleveland
Indiana Editorial Association
Charles W. Wellman
Sullivan
Indiana
Lincoln Club Banquet Honors Abrah am Lincoln's Birthday in Wooster
The Lincoln Club of Wooster celebrated Abraham Lincoln's birthday at Archer House with Wooster's prominent citizens and visitors from Ohio cities. Toasts honored Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation and liberty, with Rev. George W Pepper delivering a keynote speech and remarks on Lincoln's enduring impact and universal lessons. The banquet featured elaborate decor, a Fletcher Mandolin Club performance, and a formal dinner service under Toastmaster John McSweeney.
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Irom
Lincoln Club
Wooster
Abraham Lincoln
Archer House
Ohio
F. H. Connell
Wooser
James Milter
L.C
John McSweeny
Charles Herron
First Presbyterian Church
Sen George Washington
Andrew Jackson
Stephen A Douglass
Gen & Grant
Salmon’ Chase
Edwin P. Stanton
Hancock
Geo W.T. Sherman
Hil Sheridan
J Abarfield
John A. Logan
Wiliam H. Seward
Horace Greeley
Henry Ward Beecher
John
F I
Connell
Fletcher Mandolin Club
McSweeney
Lincoln
Liberty
Italy
United States
Cleveland
Pepper
Belfast
Ireland
Mother
Sumter
Coshocton County
Woostert
Iyolariend
John McSweeney
John J’. Jeffries
Dr Lord
Avraham J.incolon
Ghail
Reece
Alexander
Iliome
Bertea
Carthage
Venice
Geneva
Germany
France
Sweden
Asia
Luna
Hratus
Polson
Lincoln and Douglass debated as Wooster honors heroes
The Wooster Lincoln Club banquet remembered Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A Douglas with laudatory speeches. Capt. McClure praised Lincoln's rival while Judge Critchfield extolled Chase and Sumner. Speeches honored Emancipation, Union preservation, and Civil War leaders.
Wobbling Wit and Wax Casts in a Wooster page
A Wooster Republican snippet muses on aging folly and social quirks. It laments fashionably literary trends and notes a Captain Winneberger receiving funds for a Napoleon wax cast stolen from the king’s palace. A local farmer asks how to make hogs pay, and a Congress township reader jokes about freckles and corns as social placeholders.
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the Wooster Repubitan
West Salem
Mark [Wain
Winneberger
Napoleon
Nome
Congress
Pat
Muurbank
First Republican Circuit Judge Begins Service Here
Judge Joh Adams of Zanesville became the first Republican elected to the Fifth Judicial Circuit. He took his seat with the winter term of Wayne Circuit Court after qualification in 1853, is married with two children, and was born near Dresden.
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Dublo
Jadya Harus P Ranney
McSweeney
Lyman R Critchfield
Chase
Ohio
the Treasury
Supreme Court of the United States
Joh Adams
Zanesville
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Wayne
Adams
Dresden
Ite
Muskingum County
President Cleveland attacked for rejecting government loan terms
The piece criticizes President Cleveland across parties for refusing government loan negotiations with citizens, favoring private terms with foreign bankers. It notes the Morgan-Rothschild syndicate securing a high rate and argues the bond deal harms national credit while detailing local municipal water works plans and a curious wildlife court case from Massillon.
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Oevelandia
Morgan-Rtotuschild
United States
Resx
Cleveland
Joan
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement declaration
One hundred dollar reward offer for incurable catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney Co props Toledo claim honorability after 18 years in business. BRST Tru an and Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists Taleda provide testimonials and state internal cure acts upon blood and mucous surfaces. Price 75 cents per bottle with testimonials free.
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Hall
Cheney
O Hall
Republican city committee sets primary plan and dates
The city Republicans met at the Prosecuting Attorney's office with M. L. Smyser elected chairman and H. H. Miller secretary. They agreed to nominate candidates by primaries and hold the primary on March 8. Precinct judges and clerks are to be chosen, with returns sent to the Prosecuting Attorney's office after tallying. Offices to be nominated include mayor city solicitor marshal street commissioner water works trustee board of education and local council seats.
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Watterson
Abraham Luincuolu
Lomein Cornal
Hamptonn Roads
Lincoln
Confederacy
Ameiny
Hon Chaanes Mdapes
Tee
York
Cincyssa
Am Gthia
Taie Bow Poe
Roonash
Warren Kerfer
Asa W Jones
Glenn He Deyle
Nevin James HooHeart
AL Harris
JW Barger
Woodmansee
J Adwell Albans
Abraham
Portance
Kenuesse
Levit
Fo Morton
Charspastom
Bob Mi Alpin
Mie Rinley
Obie
Breoln
Hora Porter
New York
New York City
Abrahan Lincoln
Thorston
Nelson Dingleyer
Burrows
Abrahan Donelno
Young Mens Republican Club
Maryland
Alison
Joseph Ho Manley
National Republican Committee
Brosius
Lincoln Coniversary
Byan
James Ho Walker
Massaahusetts
Burke Cochran
Walker
Ways and Means
Cleveland
Carlisle
William A Stone
Edmandas
Pennsylvania Scotch Trish Society
Bellevue
Nave Herbert
United States
Manerson
Nebraska
Hatch
Missouri
Grosvenor
Ginn
A KO McClore
Herbert
Faras
Institute
Aisrica Muita
Mason and Dixon
Rosecuting Attorney’s
M. L. Smysen
H. H. Miller
Smyser
Primanes
Ofice
M. L.myber
H OH. Mi Vem
Marshal Street
Water Works Truste
Board of Education
City Council
Edeh
Village prank ends with horse theft scare and cold walk
Samuel Baughman, a young man from flton, was the innocent victim of a practical joke in West Lebanon. A friend hitched his horse to a village post, then left the animal out in zero cold until the prank unraveled. The horse was eventually returned, leaving Baughman grateful yet indignant at the mean stunt.
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West Lebanon
Masgillon
Samuel Baughman
Flton
Haugh- Man
Wally Brinker
Baughman
Bigs Harge
Young Baughman
Sample Dr Hand’s Colic Cure praised by Delaware mother
A Delaware mother writes that four months of infant distress eased after using Dr Hand’s Colic Cure. She reports a bottle of Dr Hand’s Pleasant Physic brought relief and thanks the remedy’s arrival to drug stores. The letter expresses gratitude from Geo M Vaught.
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Dr Hand
Dr. Hand
Baby
Geo
M, Vaught
Delaware
O Sui
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M’clure
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Sungeon
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Democratic Committee
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Emanuivation
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Massachusetts
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Democratic Party
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James 18 Taylor
Athens
Smithville
Edward M Stanton
Stanton
U. S Treasury
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Mcc Clare
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Dowell
M. L. Smyser
J. B. Taylor
Jacob Frick
J. O. Pomerine
Washocton
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J. C. McClarran
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Millersburg
Lemuel Jeffries
T. C. Raynolds
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C.C. Adams
J. A. Marchand
F. J. Shives
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Geo. Kettler
A. D. Metz
W. J. Mullins
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H. A. Hoffstot
Julian Jeffries
J. B. Minier
E. M. Quinby
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C. V. Hard
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Allen Clark
Daniel Funck
W. A. Houtson Jr
H. Dawson
H. L. Kobns
W. DV. Tyler
C. W. Kauka
Fred H. Harding
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J. M. Quimby
C. F. Barrett
A. 3. Lehman
W. C. Myers
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L. D. Craighead
C. M. Gray
Will Gray
W. G. Whitaker
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J. G. George
Chas. C. Jones
Will Saybolt
Robi. Taylor
A S McClure
W. W Firestone
W J Mullins
H. A. Hoffarott
J J. Minter
Wo Mullin
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Metz
Gettysburg
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Jacob Martino
Wilcox
Martin
Massillon
Wayne County
Squire Harkheimer
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Boal
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