Daily and Weekly Republican Ad Rates and Mail matter
The notice outlines pricing for the Daily and Weekly Republican newspapers, with publication details, advertising rates, and terms. It notes the Daily is published year round except certain months, with advance pricing, and the Weekly appears every Wednesday morning. It also states mail matter status and solicitation for advertisers to use those rates promptly.
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the Daily
Irta
COK Sevenawn
1896 Will vs 1894 in US politics and finance
The piece surveys 1896 prospects contrastingly with 1894, criticizing Carlisle's money bill and railroad reform while noting Wall Street fears and Clevelandism. It cites Anthony Comstock’s conviction, Gladstone’s reputation, and a Chicago Christian League effort to expand evangelical institutions amid fiscal debates and bank concerns.
Intrigue Targeting American Pacific Fleet Draws Critics
A fragment suggests fears that Britain may push royalist plots to seize a U S warship and relocate the Pacific fleet to distant waters, tying to Hawaii and American vulnerability. Critics warn this would allow the Navy to suspend protection of citizens and property, undermining national sovereignty.
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Cox
Greas
Honolulu
Britain
Pacific
Theavy Department
Hawaii
St Jackson's Celebration Program and Orrville Preparations
The article outlines the complete program for the 40th regular annual St Jackson's Day celebration with a banquet, musical interludes, multiple toasts led by A D Metz and John McSweeney, readings by Nellie Brown, and speeches from J R Critchfield, Charles Krichbaum, W H Webb, Price Rossell, and E B Eschelman. It also notes ticketing for the dance at 50 cents. Orrville hosts a separate celebration next Tuesday night with speakers including John W Winn and W Webb. The American Military Orchestra provides music and the Itiley Ranges orchestra backs the closing ball, with K B Steiner as president of the evening and marshals Wm O Heller and Henry Porter.
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St. Jackson's Day
A. D. Metz
John McSweeney
Andrew Jackson
J. R. Critchfield
Charles Krichbaum
Canton
Nellie Brown
W.H. Webb
Fredericksburg
Price Rossell
Creston
Democratic Press
E. B. Eschelman
Orrville
Town Ilal
John W. Winn
Defiance
W. Webb
C. A. Weiser
Burton City
W. E. Weygandt
American Military Orchestra
Mansfield
Itiley Ranges Orchestra
K. B. Steiner
Marshals
Wm. OU. Heller
Henry Porter
Wayne County Republican home paper continues for subscribers
The Weekly Republican will continue to be delivered to a Wayne County farmer who requested stopping the paper until he could pay. The editor notes no prior intent to cancel and offers patience, urging prompt payment in advance. The offer includes a chance to gain a New York Tribune gift for 52 weeks with full advance payment.
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Wayne County
New York Weekly Tribune
Republicann
Paternity charge leads to jail for Asa Geisinger
Local notes report Asa Geisinger of Rittman jailed yesterday on a paternity charge brought by Miss Katie Baker. The item also mentions Miss Ettle Winkler returning home from Apple Creek after a two week visit and other brief town news including a church visit, a sheriff’s death, a YWCA meeting, and a criminal assault bail case in Orrville.
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Asa Geisinger
Rittman
Katie Baker
Apple Creek
Ettle Winkler
Overton
Jacob Joliff
Madisonburg
Edward Jones
Orrville
Jones
Circuit Court
Shoes sale at signice's sale in Wooster Square
Notice to readers of THE REVISIONN announces stock of SHOES by 8 H Bush for sale at Signice’s sale on the South East side of Wooster Square. Men’s fine shoes priced formerly 5 to 6 dollars, now reduced. Ladies and children’s shoes deeply discounted. Large stock must be sold regardless of price. L Adair agent.
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Revvisionn
H. Bush
Azsignice
Wooster
L. Adair
Agai Go
Disastrous Fire Ravages Pereysville Businesses
A January 2 report from Pereysville recalls the town’s worst blaze, destroying six businesses including Griffith's grocery and Jones barber shop. Loss is estimated at $10,000. Firefighters contained the flames locally after appeals for aid to Mansfield, Loudonville, and Wooster. The post office and nearby buildings were also burned.
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Woosree
Pereysville
Mansfield
Loudonville
Wooster
Griffith's
Jones
Wooster Gets New J. L. Conner Car and Capstan Factory
J. L. Conner builds a three-building plant on two acres of the Myers farm south of Shale Brick Works in West Wooster. The main 84 by 70 by 20 foot timber structure will house a 16 by 32 engine and boiler room and a saw mill on the second floor. Finishing department building is 20 by 40. About 64,000 feet of lumber will be used. Eight to ten former Alexandria, Indiana workers expected, six of whom are heads of families. An order for 1,600 cars from Baltimore firm accelerates construction.
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J. L. Conner
West Wooster
Conner
Alexandria
Ind
Wooster
Baltimore
New Year Observance at United Presbyterian Church
A large congregation attended a New Year’s observance at United Presbyterian Church with a noon meal, speeches, recitations, and greetings. Dr H A Hart urged attracting youth to the church, while J D Irons shared humorous school memories, and Miss Sadie Eberhart and Miss Margaret King entertained. The event featured a sumptous dinner, socializing, and a list of attendees and unclaimed letters.
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United Presbyterian Church
Mahlon Touch
James Nutt
H. A. Hart
Sadie Eberhart
Christian Groh
Margaret King
Colored People Are Wr J D Irons
Hone
Dr Irons
Rouch
Hoa Hart
J Kk. McQuigg
Madge Golden
Belle Knox
John Eberhart
Cleveland
Helle Bradley
Akron
Genrletta
Koelzel
Welty Irwin
Nord Hoeizel
Baltimore
K & Mackey
Wil Rf Hubbell
Atlegheny
Jvhn Kerr
Fredericksburg
Hirdie Wallace
Chicago
Miss Moore
Scroggsfield
Lively Letters from Republican Writers Echo Local News
Mr Sthwind of Delaware University attended church with Rev Tompkins. G T Silver is visiting friends in Lima and Sidney. Abraham Millar of Gallipolis and Charley Fishburn of Leo Ind. enjoy time at home. Mr and Mrs John Stouffer hosted Sunday dinner for daughter Ida Spangler. Ira B Smith plans to sell chattel property before moving to Ohio City. William Byers of Allen Co Ind. visited sister Annie at William Rathburns for Christmas. Jan 1 note reports a mild winter week but a fine Xmas baby arrives. Samuel Mowrey of Moberly Mo. visits son and friends. R A Mulneux of West Salem spends Christmas with locals. Mrs H A Hart visits Dayton relatives. A F Wells of Shreve buys stock and sheep hogs locally. Electric streetcar line work discussed with men at the site. Nellie Hand spent the week at home with her parents.
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Sthwind
Delaware ‘University
Tompkins
G. T. Silver
Lima
Sidney
Abraham Millar
Gallipolis
Charley Fishburn
Leo
Ind
John Stouffer
Maple Grove
Ida Spangler
Ira B.smiths
Ohio City
William Byers
Allen Oo
Annie
William Rathburn
Butt
Samuel Mowrey
Moberly
R. A. Mulneux
West Salem
H. A. Hart
Dayton
A. F. Wells
Shreve
Nellie Hand
Heplelican
Ed Hough
Alice Richardson
Ter
Henry Islemon
Atseville
Dock
Maggie Neil
Cleveland
Fred Kaughman
Cardington
Simon Redman
Don Carloss
Hudson
Clara Morr
Aliss Cora Siarter
Iarberton Mag
John Hider
Ash
Ed Saltaman
Lom
da Morr
Hollingsworth
John Swope
Leveland
Josh Ia
Swope
Weil R
Lemon
Lori
Qar
Charley
Joe Beal
Wellington
Lnds
B B. McConnell
J. Bk. Ebert
Cary Jacobs
Winslow
Ezra Smith
North Lawrence
Bo Ida
John Ari Eustine
Schouchsa
Cal
Hammond
Linda c
Kopp
Ty Moore
Jennie Upp
J W Troxel
Kooma C
Myers Neneth Hastler
Hayesville
Jobo
Kimber
Schbol
Phillips
Foss
Philips
Woldsmith
Joe Wagner
Sone Raves
C. A. Patton
Elmer Eicher
William Holmes
Son Earnest
Nathaniel Mowrey
Rhiza Fralm
Mowrey
Benedict
Will Spurgeon
Columbus
FE. C Green
Medina County
J F Hickman Ieft
J Snyder
W J Green
Academy of Science
Columbias
Dave Metzler
Jove lWokes
Frank Jones
J Wo Jones
Pittsburg
Peon
Melvins Jones
Thomas Quuethsitzer
Bserea
James Isarry
Letadenville
Qaversuath
Wall
Mantle Aylesworth
Alliarce
Peter Harvold
Lucas
Mitale Leagie
Ashland
Salem
McClerland
Dew
Prowell
Uoa Milligan
Lidy Fried
Canton
Eva Cameron
Jacob Hover
Earl of Shreve
Wayne County
Nea Re Solutions
Candan
Kev Martindale
Burbank
Allen
Scott
Ida Shelly
Massisoubarg
Canaan
Will Colins
Laura Hawk
Sam’l Smith
Jennie Jones Jr
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Kevlos J Lutz
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Minnesota
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Shellie Wheeler
Minneapolis
Robert Quigley
Winterst
Bob Eingisn
Baker
Oham
Harvey Miller
Akron
Mir
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S. Graham
Chagrin Falls
Perional
Helen Webner
George Hartel
Forida
L. Islattenburg
Esquire Blattenberg
Keno K. Myers
Findlay College
J. W. Myers
Chas Yoder
Toledo
E.J and
Blisses Jessie and
Abigail Yoder
Billa Switzer
Led
Wm Switzer
Delaware
Bsen
C J Pglish
J. E. Zimmerman
Lewis Ogers
Harold Hover
Lodi
Jy Welnte
Ephraim Horat
Yeaterday
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Smithville
Oreole
Dalton
Easton
Rittman
U. P. Parsonage
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J. N. Leatherman
Wadsworth
Misa Sadie Moncrief
Orrville
Geo. Dague
Harvey D. Wyre
Marshallville
Clara Dague
Mr. Conch
Massilon
Nettie Conald
Twain
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Ada Dell Stinson
R. J Stinson
Nebraska
Archie Buchanan
Chicago
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Ermie Cootsom
Cook
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David Hawk
Miram Guley
Burtop
Russell
Mra S W Anderson Mrastab
Kowa Lynn
Navare
Mrlbrotpson Kilgore
Frneral
Findlay
Misa Lolie Leeper
Tottie Barnes
Chillicothe
Edward Cunningham
Goshen
Winshields, Jr
West
Mra Sheldon
Mra. H+td
Laura Menuez
Orr
Our Town
Eliza Richards
Wooster
J R. McKinney
O. J. Searight
McLachlin Co
George Martin
Columbusg
Simon Snyder
Delta
Elizabeth Robins
Weington
Teodore Richards
Richmond
Toj Vigit
Winter’s deep freeze trims town attendance and travel
Cold December weather grips Wayne county with 12 below zero readings Friday morning. The district school shows dwindled attendance from 30 to three or four daily as townsfolk cope with the thaw of holidays and a brisk new year.
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Francis Butdoff
Emma Spencer
Altamont
Minnie Young
Congress
F J Young
John Webb
Wuoster
A. A. Miller
Nardin County
Wesley D. Miller
Eaton County
Mich
John Kinsinger
Madisonburg
Webb
Geo Crater
Canton
Death of ex Senator James Fair shocks San Francisco
San Francisco reports the death of ex Senator James Fair at his Lick Street apartments. Officials say he had been bedridden for hours and died from diabetes and a chronic illness. His fortune was estimated near 140 million.
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San Francisco
James Fair
Lick Tongs
Fair
Government Receipts and Disbursements Summary
Government receipts for the month total 19,968 with disbursements at 27,783, producing a monthly deficit of 5,059,821. The fiscal year deficit stands at 28,254,063.
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Washington
Mass meeting calls for relief to destitute Nebraska districts
A Dec 1 notice in Ald Nebraska urges residents to attend a mass meeting to raise funds and gather supplies for six destitute Nebraska districts. The ad promotes a Bush assignment sale offering footwear at deep discounts and asserts unbeatable prices, branding nearby newspapers.
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Barxicn
N.C
Nebraska
Farm market costs surge as Wilson bill bites hay trade
A farmer reports hay sold for 35 cents a ton less than his purchase price, with extra shipping costs. He notes Grover Cleveland's policy aims and the Wilson bill raising overall costs by about 1 per ton, while Canadian hay floods the market. Also included are local society notices: Dec 25 etc, weddings, visitors, and community events across Massillon, Orrville, and nearby towns.
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New York
Horst
Grover
Ohio Labor Assembly at Columbus Met This Morning
Ohio State Labor Assembly met at Columbus this morning at 10 o'clock. The convention debated measures in favor of peace and referendum while electing officers in the state leadership, including B. G. Rangomer as state master workman and Joseph A Rau as secretary treasurer, with plans for a September special meeting before the general assembly.
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Labor Assembly
Ohio
Hayes
K.ef L.e
Ransomer
B. G. Rangomer
Anesville
Oseph D Strain
Marietta
Asurer
Joseph A. Rau
Zeneprikte
Tive
Pigna
Eorge D Moulton, &Swnee
Anil Btrain
Thades
Great Wolf Hunt Sparks Clash Over Prize Fight
Fragmented report from Chillicothe and Columbus on wild events. A six wolf hunt turned violent after wagers escalated, a cage fight planned, revolvers fired, and a prize dispute erupted among betters. Separate notes cover a burn injury to Mrs Sarah Smith in Chillicothe and a Supreme Court case in Preble County over a gasoline leak and an accident involving Randall Ayres.
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Osi
Ohio
EA Acken
Rocky Mountains
Totter
Be Ctraaf
Jebnaham
Gerstown
CoLremBrs
Supreme Court
Bon
Randall Ayres
Lewisburg
Preble County
Ayres
Wilson
Hamilton Reform Movement Urged Against Corruption
A local paper mocks Hamilton for corruption and calls for citizen reform beyond party lines. It urges a movement to cleanse the town and restore integrity amid demand for change.
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Hasmiton
United Prestereran Chunk
Hamiton
Trauph
Pressley
Hamilton
Wagon theft accusation shocks Taylor street scene
Frank Rieb accused of involvement after a wagon delivery vehicle is found damaged and off its wheels in his yard on Taylor street. William Martin, the accused vehicle stander, is arrested by the city marshal and taken to the mayor's office, tied and fined. A feud between Rich and Martin sparks threats of vengeance and a scrap is expected outside.
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Lovkasp
Taylor Street
Frank Rieb
William Martin
Stomac
Kansas
Warshal
Martin
National Wind Festival Opens New Year Celebrations
The New Year festival drew about two hundred Welsh residents from across the state. Governor McKinley presided, reading an inaugural address. Mayor Karb gave the welcome, with Prof Edward Bronte of Brockville and Hon Ho J Booth serving as adjudicators. The Cincinnati male choir won the $100 prize forSpring has Come Huzza Dud.
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McKinley
Karb
Edward Bronte
Brockville
Canada
Offi
Hon Ho J Booth
Cincinnati Mae Choral
Local deaths and Pittsburgh industry push fourth quarter notes
Jan J. Ser ingfield dies after a fall at home when the door jammed. Halliday 25 and William Patton 70 killed in Canton and Southern shift accident. Pittsburg industries show renewed activity with more mills running, iron and tin units rebuilding, and anticipated wage and job gains as year begins.
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Castos
Bof Halliday
Dan Williai Patton
Clesland
Canton
Vero
Patton
Halliday
NEW TALES OF HONOR Armenians refused to be taxed by Turks and Kurds
A Boston letter from near Eastern Turkey estimates 15000 Armenians killed as Kurds and Turks crushed resistance over taxes. It reports mass killings, massacres of women and children, arson, and brutal desecration of churches, with soldiers sparing none. The account paints a grim picture of widespread atrocities and fear.
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Boston
Turkey
Constantinople
Moshir
Erzengan
Tee
Amlrm
Earthquake Fears Rise in Mexico City and Rio Grande Outbreaks
Reports recount a major quake in Mexico City reviving memories of the deadly November disaster that devastated Nev city. Panic in theaters as crowds fled and thousands prayed in the streets while guards controlled exits. In other news, train robbery fears spread as bandits strike Austrian routes, with stolen purses and tampered mail amid a statewide manhunt.
Partial Warmer Notes From City Street In January
A jumble of clipped phrases notes arrests and vague charges. References include Leonoon January 2 and a correspondent report about suspicions and a fight near Regents Park with names like Frank Tarts Trane Tavis Wallon ure Woe and Lionel Mesprose. Confusing text hints at a legal action and a capetown arrest linked to a chaotic scene.
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Lospos
Frank Tarts
Ale Trane Tavis
Wallon
Swans
Lionel Mesprose
Wolk Portica
Oo Itlassis
Ister Plare Regents Park
Fistan
Capetown
Carving of Newport Barracks for Park Forms City Project
In Cincinnati on January 2 a government action transformed the Newport barracks into a city park site amid a parade and speeches by Fort Thomas Commander Colonel Cochrunyeu and Mayor Brown. An accident at the river left 40 year old furniture dealer L kE D Potter dead after he fell through ice while measuring thickness. Authorities also report a homicide inquiry in Cleveland as police name three suspects in the Hawthorne house murder of William Ho Price and arrest four men including a coachman, a laborer, a carpenter, and a grocer.
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Cincinnati
Newport Barracks
Newport
Cochrunyeumander
Fort Thomas
Brown
Catholic Church Edict on Lodge Membership Considered
Washington on December 31 the Catholic Church weighs how to extend its edict against membership in the Knights of Bythias Odd Fellows and other societies Myr Batallh has sent the decision to church heads nationwide for transmission to parish priests and implementation with discretion in each diocese.
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Washington
Knights of Bythias
Odd Fellows
Myr Batallh
Piocesus
Carlisle Not to Resign Rumor Denied
Washington December reports a renewed rumor that Secretary Carlisle will resign on January 1. The secretary flatly denies plans to leave the cabinet, commenting that such stories are unfounded and circulated without basis.
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Carlisle
Washixeton
Unclear fragment from Te eerohay Town story
Fragmentary OCR text describes a local area with references to water tents and boats. It mentions a county and a collection of place names, but specifics are obscured. No clear event or date is discernible.
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Eerohay
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