Stone Women of Easton Point by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Poem titled Stone Women of Easton Point appears in Harper's Magazine February issue. Publication notes include author Elizabeth Stuart Phelps and Harper & Brothers plans for a new edition of William Black's A Daughter of Heth, revised by the author.
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Poe
Easton Point
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Harper's Magazine
William Black
Heth
Harper & Brother
Glasgow Weekly Herald
Scott
Waverley
Danube voyage feature in Harper's Magazine announces 1891 voyage papers
Harper's Magazine plans a series by Poultney Bigelow and Frank D. Miller detailing a canoe trip from the Black Forest to the Black Sea in 1891. The first piece by Bigelow appears in February with illustrations by Miller and Alfred Parsons. The series is billed as timely given war-prediction on the Danube and promises the best illustrated river description yet.
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Harper's Magazine
Poultney Bigelow
Frank D. Miller
Danube River
Black Forest
Black Sea
Mr. Biglow
Mr. Miller
Alfred Parsons
Queen Victoria 18 again reported seriously ill and unable to attend
The report states Queen Victoria 18 is seriously ill and cannot attend the interment of her grandson the Duke of Clarence. Victoria Alexandrina, born May 24 1819 at Kensington Palace, became heir to the British throne in 1830 and reigned from 1837, married Prince Albert in 1840, and has led a long reign.
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Victoria
Duke of Clarence
Victoria Alexandrina
Great Brittain
Ireland
Empress of
India
Kensington Palace
London
Edward Duke of Kent
George the 3Rd
Mary Louisa
Duke of
Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld
Leopold
Northumberland
William the IV
February Arena issue features political papers and essays
Ex Governor Sheldon discusses Railroad Problem while Robert S. Taylor warns of Danger Ahead on Electoral College. C Post presents Bub-Treasury Plan. Hudson profiles Herbert Spencer with frontispiece. Henry Wood on Race Solidarity. Arena editor on Hypnotism and psychical research. Religious pieces by Rev Kurt Estes Howard and P Cameron. Yom Pedro sketch and Garland’s life and love in the modern west, second part of a noted series.
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Sheldon
Robert S. Taylor
Electorial College
C. ©. Post
Bub-Treasury
Farmers’ Alliance
Herbert Spencer
William H. Hudson
Spencer
Henry Wood
The
Arena
Kurt Estes Howard
P. Cameron
Howard
Cameron
Garland
Wooster University turmoil and congressional coinage debate
A university disciplinary action cuts attendance and prompts lessons on student conduct. The piece moves to Congress where Wa M Springer predicts no Free Coinage bill this session, yet notes party splits and financier pressure. It warns of silver mine interests and foreign surplus affecting policy.
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Wa. M. Springer
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Jackson
New York City
Springer
New York
America
United States
Inaugural praise of Governor McKinley and Ohio’s role
The piece extols Governor McKinley as a progressive, merciful leader and statesman who embodies republican virtue. It lauds the administrative team and trusts the Republican cause to advance state interests. It also notes Ohio’s planned presence at the 1892 Republican National Convention to advocate for McKinley’s rise.
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Odio
McKinley
Republican Party
Gov. McKinley
Congress
Onio
Governor Should Appoint on Merit Not Society Pressure
A historical editorial argues railway groups should not dictate to Governor McKinley whom to appoint as Railroad Commissioner. It states government serves all voters, not organized societies, and urges candidates be supported by friends rather than by Masons Odd Fellows or railway brotherhoods.
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McKinley
Masons
Odd Fellows
Soldie
Iti
Ditor Wooster
Republican
Ohio
Sherman
Avraham Lincoln
C.J Warner
Congress
Wooster
David Flack
Press Rights and Public Morality in Wooster
The piece defends trial by jury and free worship while criticizing the Woman's Christian Temperance Union for press suppression. It warns hardware stores and druggists promote dangerous items to youths, urges responsible advertising, and resists censorship while urging moral uplift and continued access to the press.
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United States
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Wooster
Tradc
Republican
Chilean crisis deepens as calls for action grow
The piece argues the Chilean government shows no intent to repair the loss of sailors and the wounded, predicting minimal apology. It urges decisive U S action through Congress, stating it is time for pressure or consequences.
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Congress
Unclesam
Art Illustrates Their Destiny On The Ohio Farm Row
The Tri County News depicts Treasurer Wasson leading a band of Anti Experimental Farm Party supporters aboard a stall boat. In the scene a life size Treasurer likeness acts as helmsman while editors watch with a field glass. The illustration conveys fear and scorn at imagined revelations.
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Tri-County
Wasson
Ohio State Agricultural Experiment Station
the News
Anti-Experimental Farm Party
Opbiology
Iin
Helmsmal
Anti progressives plan Madagascar exile and utopia endorsement
A group plans to abandon civilization and sail to Madagascar where they would live in equality with no taxes or laws. They mock opponents and urge readers to take copies of rival papers, while blaming Jack Frost for a delayed issue.
Revival Grips Jackson Presbyterian Church Near Creston
A period of spiritual quickening takes hold at Jackson Presbyterian Church two miles south of Creston. Meetings began after the week of prayer and draw large crowds with aisles filled as attendees seek prayers from the pastor-elect Key John Wilson and the church team.
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Jackson
Auctioneer Awn Shearer Praised In Wooster Notice
In Wooster a highly regarded man of character is praised for geniality industry and probity He is recommended as an Auctioneer for all public sales promising unsurpassed ability and reliable service beyond his auctioneering he is described as an exemplary citizen and model man
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Wooster
A Wn Shearer
Old Soldier Pleads for Righteous Government Support
A WWI era letter from David Flack to the Wooster Republican urges support for McKinley and Sherman, condemns antiwar critics, lauds Ohio governance, and recalls wartime loyalty while defending veterans who fought for the nation. He prints a brief wartime anecdote about enlistment, ends with greetings for yearly prosperity.
Preserve Youthful Appearance With Natural Hair Color
To keep a youthful look hair should stay natural in color and fullness. Ayer's Hair Vigor claims to prevent baldness and keep scalp clean and healthy. Also advertising cheap winter suits at Buffalo Clothing House and mystery discounts on Mystic pure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia.
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Ayer
Buffalo
Local Happenings in Wayne County A Panoramic Review
A compact panorama of Wayne County events over the past few days. Readers get a mosaic of local notes, milestones, and happenings gathered from recent reports and community notices.
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Wayne County
Large Oak Fogs Shipped by Rail to Sterling
A report notes a large number of fine oak fogs were brought to Sterling for rail shipment. U.S. mail duties were overseen by Arthur Goodyear while Dan Baker left due to his father's death. Several locals are listed as ill or recovering and community activities include a Baptist social at Christ Blankenhorn’s home with about one hundred attendees.
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Sterling
Arthur Goodyear
U.S
Dan Baker
Helatine
Amstutz
Mont Wissler
Will Geisinger
Smith
Jobn Wagoner
Minnie Gish
Oxford Seminary
Christ E. Steiner
Harriett Hoover
Jos Plank
Des. Lereaux
Dawson
Baptists
Christ Blankenhorn
Quiet Mt Eaton News With Local Ills and Returns
Mt Eaton notes a quiet village with lively sleighing and many horses in use. John Beeler, Robert Reed, and L Kline are recovering from grippe or related illness. Mrs Thompson and Charlie Thompson return from Huntington and Whitney counties. George Kimmel returns from Barberton. Isaac Leboian, aged local resident, dies. Anna L Graber, aged four, dies and is buried. M Sowers from Indiana visits.
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John Beeler
Grippe
Robert Reed
Grippr
Thompson
Huntington
Whitney
Charlies Thompson
Ith
Local Notables and Social Roundup Echoes from Wester Valle
Wester Valle and Columus residents shared news of family illness marriages and travels. Obituaries, recoveries, and social visits fill the week as Rev Barnett conducts church meetings and Amanda Lamtenschisger weds Leo Walters at the bride’s home.
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Elmer Heam
Westervalle
Charey Keam
Columus
Julia Lowe
Freet
Dalton
Joan Frank
Lowe
Justice
Bert Wyre
Lima
Wm Heagell
Barnett
la Grippe
Verner
Presbyterian Church
Amanda Lamtenschisger
Leo Walters
Missionary Meeting at Wayne Church
Mrs G Black presided at the Wayne Church gathering last Thursday with Bible reading and prayer. Mrs Itch, recently returned from China, spoke on mission work and the customs of Chinese people, describing experiences and expressing gratitude for supporters.
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Wayne Church
G. Black
India
Itch
China
Vivian Literary Society hosts large crowd and debates topics
A packed audience attended Vivian Literary Society events with visitors from Hindalegion Madisonburg and nearby towns. Members debated Should Canada be Annexed to the United States and Should Foreign Emigration be Prohibited in the United States while Mary Whitworth delivered a notable performance and plans for weekly meetings were announced.
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United States
Piock
Les de Bane Pate
Uucy Hickman
Poe
Pring ‘Ong
Aljlignee
Will Armstrong
Vida Myers
Wogater
Mathie Myers
Friay
W. McConnell
Ea Holmes
Congress
Prof. McConnell
Valentine Fetzer
Canaan
la Grippe
Samuel Ewing
Mary Baed
G. W. Livin
Belle
Buechel
Miss Behr
Chester Township
H. Armstrong
Vivian Literary Society
Hindalegion
Madisonburg
Canada
Megers
Hillman
Waner
Spangler
Thompson
Little Mary Whitworth
Mexican National Engineers Endorse Cactus Blood Cure
A certificate from members of the Mexican National Railway and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers claims the Cactus Blood Cure cured blood diseases. Signatories include James Thompson Carkey and Acunbaro Mexico officials endorsing the remedy for engineers and the republic.
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Mexican National Railway
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers of Mexico
The
Republic
Carkey
James Thompson
Brotherhood of Locomotivengineers
Acunbaro
Mexico
College Hill Students Stage Spring Weekend Revels
A lively Monday to Tuesday social at College Hill features a "ginger-beil leap year party" with ladies guiding the gentlemen to Smithville for supper and returning by dawn. A second group rides to the Arcade for an afterhours supper, while the Chi Delta Beta fraternity hosts an amused crowd at a member’s house with dancing and games.
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Sam 13
Liphart
Smithville
Misses Zvesnyder
R Niel
Louise Risiescovel
Messrs Kilott, Critchhton
Lintart
Snields
Herrick
T'Hi Delta Beta Fraternity
Ther Fudies
Miro
McKnney
Misses Lou
Ft Lurence Wallace
Helen Cornell
Janes Agerter
Robinson
Lu McDowell
Joe Fuock
Say
Wayne County Leachers Association Meeting Notes
The Wayne County Leachers Association and all local Reading Circles met at Orrvale in the high school. Activities began at 1 am with a program on reading and teaching methods and a talk on railroad rate reductions into Orrville.
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The
Wayne County Leachers Association
Orrvale
Eliza Jane Mason Dies in Wooster Following Influenza
Mrs Eliza Jane Mason of Wooster born July 24 1813 in Westmoreland County Pennsylvania died January 3 after a severe winter of influenza. A lifelong Presbyterian and active local resident she was married to Jacob Mason in 1864, survived by twenty three years, and buried January 6 from the First Presbyterian Church in Oak Hill alongside husband and sister.
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Wooster
Eliza Jane Mason
Sirs Mason
Westmoreland County
Ila
Stewart
John
Leticia Stewart
Wayne County
City of
Jacob Mason
Mason Becams
Alwas
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Oak Hill
Ablored Baptists of Wooster organize local society
The Ablored Baptists of Wooster form a self owned society with 21 members and no external affiliations. Officers include RL Morrison Henry Falls Henry Smith and trustees. Reverend J W Cueatian pastor based in Wadsworth. Probate Court notes executors and administrators filing inventories and accounts for several estates. Rebecca Aimes granted leave to return home from Toledo Hospital. Allen Herring files final distribution account.
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Ablored Baptists of
Wooster
Baptist Organization
Byron M. Baker
Jacob Worst
Emma Galehouse
J W., Galehouse
John McClarran
KK. P. Rednick
Rebecca Aimes
Toledo Hospital
Allen Herring
Peter Baugbuotan
D Wartzler and Fanny E smoker
Jonas Dedinger and Priscilla Miller Forest Morgan and Mary J tiarris
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D Wartzler
Fanny E Smoker
Jonas Dedinger
Priscilla Miller Forest Morgan
Mary J. Tiarris
Auctioneers and Trustees urged to submit notices
Advertisers and officials are invited to send short notices for publication. The notice requests printed Salk Hinks style inserts and other advertising, in the newspaper’s preferred format for clear display.
Death of Representative Henry Camp Recalls Officers Funeral Arrangements
Reports from Medina county state Representative Henry Camp died at his home after a long illness. The House adjourned to discuss his passing and a funeral committee was appointed. Other items include proposals affecting drivers and passengers, thefts from mailboxes, and a smallpox outbreak in Machinsburg with vaccination efforts underway.
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Corginers
Syeuner Layhn
Henry
Medina County
Hos Bootue
Hamersville
Wee Read
McCoy
Tat Elliott's Case Hearing Set After Venire Issued
The court in Cotysuers O set the February 8 hearing for Patsy Elliott and W J Elliott with JA C Osburn on murder charges. Judge Duncan issued a venire of thirty six names for the preliminary to security. Notably ex-State Auditor Lb J. Kiese wetter was summoned and had previously shot at W J Elliott in the Neil House lobby.
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Cotysuers
Patsy Elliott
W J Elliott
JA C Osburn
Duncan
Lb. J. Kiesewetter
W. J. Elliott
Neil House
Electrocution Postponed for Rochester Wife Murderer
Avnorn New York January 20 The week for the electrocution of Tice the Rochester wife murderer now in Auburn prison is delayed as an appeal stay delays the sentence.
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Avnorn
N. Y
Tice
Rochester
Auburn
Sherman Becomes United States Senator for Ohio in Joint Session
In Columbus the Ohio Senate and House met in joint session to elect a U S senator. John Sherman was declared elected for a six year term beginning March 4, 1864. Sherman delivered a brief address praising representative government and pledging to work for national issues and American industry.
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Columbus
Senate
House
Unites States
Shermar
Harris
John Sherman
United States
Ohio
Sherman
General Assembly
United States Senate
Business Agent to Be Chosen for Agricultural Supplies
The Star Farmers Alliance meeting elected delegates from Mercer Lawrence Beaver and Tioga counties to draft legislation. G W Moore of Erie County is the leading candidate to be the alliance’s business agent for agricultural supplies, with no relocation agenda but ongoing discussion. The gathering adjourned with delegates secretive at the courthouse.
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Star Farmers Alliance
Lawrence Beaver
Huntford
Mercer
Batlerine
Tioga
Brokway
A Welsh
Lawrence
R Forbes
Erte
Ois
Partifao Industrial Union
Brown
Court House
Infant born to Riley Yates family in Ohio dies shortly after birth
The city records the twenty second child of Mr and Mrs Riley Yates a girl who lived only a few hours. Of their twenty two children thirteen are boys and seven are girls. the rest died young. The last prior infant was two years old and weighed fourteen pounds, a case noted as unparalleled in this section of Ohio.
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Springfilid
Riley Yates
Isin
Rior
Ohio
Left Hand Strength Versus Dexterity Examined
A fragment discusses whether the left hand can be stronger than the right in most people. It notes cases where the left hand seems stronger and considers mechanics balance and unused muscle development as explanations. It argues strength should take precedence over dexterity in judging the superior hand.
Epicurean Morsels and Japanese Dishes Highlighted
A fragment discusses Japanese restaurant leaders and a breakfast focus with eclectic terms. It mentions delicacies, seafood, and culinary styles with unclear phrases about heat, fat, frying, and tea. It references a menu sequence and labeled sections within a dining context.
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Madagascar
Stepfield
Jack Frost
Buffalo Clothing House
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Apple Creek
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Reicord
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Condry
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Seville
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Mr Atland
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Yoder
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George Dague
Matz
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Frank Gaul
Geo. Gaul
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Win Caskey
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Akron
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Salem
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E. T Hagerman
Charles Myers
Lull
Henry Emery
Kansas City
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Carrie Sweringen
Leveland
J? I. Mason
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College Hill
Pos Orr
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Henry Smith
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Fig Suite
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George Wort Fra
Havea Steen Capstone
FF Boye
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Jean Marty
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Peet Feher, Joseph Aut
Maria A Hilbert
M Boaugham
Beast Lin Op
Conmresa
Ellen Masser
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Davie Miter
Ato
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Soldars Retef Commission
Paket
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Ohiev
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Musser
Kent
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Feanens
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Court of Common ‘ Pleas
Wayte Witham
Potter Deft County
William B. Potter
Vinccones
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Potter
Court of Common Pleas
Elizabeth K Swart
Aee Trong
Fredericksburg
Strock Bros
Alway
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Carl Brothers
Shreva
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