27 Jan 1892
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1892
Page
1
Ohio lawmakers debate early redistricting measures and rail industry concerns as Governor McKinley shapes appointments. The session features talks on adjournment over Sundays, female lobbying, Lincoln League festivities, canal funding, and sharp commentary on Senator Sherman’s image amid a cold spell and political tension.
Carcass and hog values show mixed strength with firm hog prices and cattle gains. Reports indicate receipts and shipments with ranges from common to good, noting figures like 2.0 to 4.5 per unit and hundreds of head in stock movements.
Dr Dio Lewis and Prof Gross join others in declaring catarrh a constitutional disease needing a constitutional remedy Hood s Sarsaparilla. Thousands praise its effectual and permanent cure.
An old adage links stopping a war to stopping illness and suggests Hood's Pills or Simmons Liver Regulator cure indigestion biliousness and related liver troubles. A Chicago man bought a cork leg that proved to be made of paper.
A young woman at a ball falls ill from cold clothing overheated and fevered. A devoted admirer provides Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, claimed to cure throat and lung diseases including consumption. She recovers and marries the life-saving suitor.
John Seymour, operator of a city grain elevator, found a large cat sheltering an enormous rat in a grain bin. The rat fled but was quickly caught and killed by the cat, ending the brief encounter.
The Akron Woolen and Felt company merges with F Gray of Piqua O. The Akron plant will move to Piqua where the combined business will operate The Piqua site will become the largest of its kind in the world Also included is a stray ad blur about Dr Bull's Cough Syrup and Salvation for pain with unrelated quotes about Arkansas winters and Hot Springs.
A telegraph operator described as ear-sighted and attentive sustains a note on his unique reading method and practical habits. The remark implies careful observation and a cautious approach in daily tasks.
The Colorado Press reports the murder of Julius Baer found five miles west of town Tuesday morning. His body showed severe wounds and head injuries. he was an agent for a patent medicine, sulfur bitters. Police have no suspects as investigators seek clues to possible robbery motive.
Justice Bradley’s death creates a vacancy on the United States Supreme Court. Reports note his long service, health decline, and attendance gaps during late sessions. Speculation names Attorney General Miller or a circuit judge from Pennsylvania Delaware or New Jersey as likely successors.
In WasuitsxaTton on January 23 the Alliance party faced renewed discord after a small meeting of reform-minded supporters. About twenty-five men attended to discuss unifying the faction and restoring harmony but a late speech by Mr. Jerry Simpson overshadowed progress, as he argued no good could be expected from current reforms.
An Ohio miners meeting discussed sustaining wage demands for workers, a weekly pay question, and a three fifths rate for the full fat rite. A defense fund center was deemed local, a policy set that no coal leaves the mine below five sevenths price for screened coal, and a constitutional amendment barred officers from political activity. Secretary Treasurer Pearce reported treasury assets of 1726.40 with no vice in the treasury.
A rock mass broke away from a hill above Dappelite in the Lower Seine region and wrecked three houses. Two men in the buildings died, about twenty residents were injured. The frozen ground is blamed for loosening the rock.
A resolution to revoke the Canton Woman's Relief corps charter was introduced in the local AR branch. After debate it was referred to a committee, tied to the Gharke-Koong dispute and reflecting local AR member sentiment.
A list of famous sobriquets for political leaders and writers including Daniel Webster Andrew Jackson Abraham Lincoln Stephen A Douglas James Monroe Benjamin Franklin Zachary Taylor Salmon P Chase John Quincey Adams Washington Irving Wendell Phillips William Ewart Gladstone and William Cullen Bryant with their renowned epithets such as The Railsplitter Old Hickory and Grand Old Man.
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