Congress to Shade Creek road viewers report urged
Wayne County records reveal a petition by Congress residents for a public highway to Shade Creek station. Appointed viewers Milbourn Moser and Toffman endorsed the path after a full day of field work and a unanimous report favoring construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Briggs
Prt
H. G. Brown
W. Fr. Metbe
Alary
Frank Yocum
Elyria
J. Sullivan
I. N. Masters
West Salem
Demarcat
Rev. Wallace
Wooster
Presbyterian Church
Congress
Shade Creek Road
Hon. Board of Commissioners
Wayne County
Shade Creek Station
CW &M V RR
Andrew Milbourn
A P Moser
Toffman
Markley
Welkin
Wonstanley
Alleo Holmes
The Weekly Daily Notice Advertising Rates and Terms
The notice lists subscription options and rates for the Weekly Daily with terms for delivery and payment. It notes prices for one year six months and three months and mentions delivery to subscribers within the city at a weekly rate. It identifies the publication as established in 1817 and emphasizes wide circulation and delayed delivery avoidance.
Disaster Strikes Carcaco as Fire Destroys Town Center
On June 21 1802 the National Democratic Convention convenes to unite factions under a tariff reform platform and civil service reform. The blaze in Carcaco seven miles south of Van Wert nearly wiped out the town’s entire business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Wert
Fie
Carcaco
National Democratic Convention
Travel and foreigneconomy spending trend cited by authorities
The Treasury estimates Americans spend 360 million dollars yearly abroad in gold, with other authorities placing the figure at 100 million. About 100,000 people travel to Europe annually, spending roughly 1000 dollars each. The World’s Fair is expected to boost travel, and contemporaries forecast 100,000 Europeans visiting the U S at about 1500 dollars per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
Europe
Internal party power play drives Democrats with Hill Brice and Gorman
The passage describes a faction within the Democratic team that controls the wagon and selects riders. Hill Brice and Gorman are named leaders, with Mr. Crisp grooming the team for special occasions around Washington. The text warns that no Cleveland man should apply and predicts a Bulldog and a southern bloodhound as companions to the driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill, Brice
Gorman
Crisp
Washington
Congress Refuses Vessel Aid for North-West Contributions
A 19th century report criticizes the House for denying a ship to carry aid from New York to Russia. It contrasts with imagined Russia prosperity and mocks opponents, then notes events from the People’s Lecture Course and steamboat history. It cites a January 25 presidential message to Congress on Chilean affairs and U S naval protection abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifty Second Congress
North-West
New York
Russia
Kilgarettes
Crispites
Kusala
Be Stronger Navy Urged To Defend U S Rights
A historical argument urges the United States to build a modern navy and coast defenses to enforce rights in the Behring Sea and Alaska. It compares U S weakness to a larger rival and warns England seeks advantage through weak naval power, calling for a united, forceful stance to honor the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Rome
United States
England
Russia
Behring Sea
Alaskan
Lear
Thig
Good Man Gone HON JOSEPH T BRADLEY dies at six
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, oldest member, died Friday morning. Born May 4, 1807 in Albany County, New York, he studied at Rutgers and Newark Law, served in Newark, joined the Court May 21st, 1871. A conservative figure, he supported the Union in the Civil War and backed Grant’s ticket in 1868.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph T Bradley
Supreme Court of the United States
Bradley
Herne
Albany County
New York
Rutgers Usiege
New Sdrunswick
Noo
Newark N Jo
Newark
Supreme Bench
Tn 146S
Grant
Tora Te Dae Fayette College
English Lutheran Church Hosts Spiritual Interest Meetings
The English Lutheran Church announces a series of eyeing meetings aimed at awakening deeper spiritual interest in the congregation. Everyone is invited, especially those not affiliated with any church, to pursue a Christian life and better conduct with church safeguards. Dr Criley has arranged aid next week from Rev M J Firey I I of Akron, who will attend unless prevented by unforeseen incident. Meetings will be held in the Church Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Criley
M J Firey
Akron
Ice Trade Monopoly Scheme Highlighted in Regional Tension
A troubling tale centers on a speculative individual known as the scarcest man in the region, pursuing an ice factory to monopolize the ice trade. The local supply of such ventures has dried up as previous backers lost faith, leaving this figure isolated.
They Are Getting There The Republican Push To Grow the Roll
A call at the Republican Office urges supporters to add names to the subscriber list and inscribe every county voter on the roll of honor. The message emphasizes unity and persistent effort to advance the party and promote protectionist doctrine among neighbors.
No State Bank Revival Favored by Ohio Representative
Commentary denounces Mr. Starter of Ohio for proposing a bill to rehabilitate the Ol' State Bank. The piece argues against a state issued banking system as a relic of the Civil War era. It labels the plan a dangerous restoration of state sovereignty and warns it endangers U S commercial interests.
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Starter
Ohio
Legislative Sea
Congress
Ol’ State Bank
Manstieia Democratic
United States
Wool Tariff Defended as Support for American Sheep Breeding
The American Economist argues that wool protection has driven the rise in U S sheep husbandry and fleece weight. It credits tariff safeguards for higher prices, improved breeds, and global influence, while noting world production expansion pressures prices downward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means Committee
Europe
United States
Tso
Argentine Republic
Asia
Africa
Australia
Istelit
Andrew Jackson
Heidelberg annex students honored in weekend ceremony
The event featured neophytes and Mr Ed Shaves, Grand Chief, with honors to L H Schoch W S Hibsman H E Hibsman W F House J A Beam Ernest Abbott, and O P Foust H W Mich aela T N Beam from the Heidelberg annex. A Wooster party later dined at Shreve Central Hotel before returning home. Fred S Daggatt of Wooster dies January 18, class of 92 notes expressed in resolutions. Keenan tours draw large crowds in major cities.
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Bney
Ed. Shaves
Messrs
L. H.schoch
Hibsman
H. E. Hibsman
W.F. House
Central Hotel
Camaran
Golden Chariot
Shreve
Hryson
Shrig
Carruthers
Frick
Curry
Jones
Miss White
Columbuza
Mra
Wooster Normal Students Host Leap Year Party At Hotel de Coulter
A March of events includes a leap year party by Wooster University elect at Hotel de Coulter. Mr and Mrs Galter George A Paul of Philadelphia sold a store and dwelling. Miss Gracie Myers assists at the Academy amid ongoing Tri County Teacher Institute plans.
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Hotel de Coulter
The
Wooster University
Galter
George A Paul
Philadelphia
Joes Pant
John Sheller Price
Hi Reed
Orrville
Mra Gray
Gracie Myers
Indianapolis
Ind
Sir English
Delaware
Miss 5 Saunder
Portribson
Mis
Tri County
Teacher's Institute
Wilbe Hed
Smithville Normal Academy
Gr Coehel
Virjan Literary society hosts strong program in Perry ake Co visit
Master Riley Prout of Perry ake Co visits relatives with Mrs Felger Miss Armstrong and Frank. Miss and Bo McCoy 18 visit friends near Burbank. JG Blick of Boontoington visits JP Smith and family. The Virjan Literary Society entertains with a high quality program featuring Misa Carne McDonald recitation, songs by Hicksey Grove guests, and home talent speaking. Bert Reese presided at the organ. The Vivians extend a welcome.
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Riley Prout
Perry Ake Co
Felger
Missb Armstrong
Frank
le Roy
Miss & Bo McCoy
Freends
Burbank
Sirs
JG Blick
Boontoington
JP Smith and Family
Virjan Literary Society
Misa Carne McDonald
Attic Sentlemen
Hicksey Grove
Usget
New Pittsburg
McConnell
Bert Reese
Agan
The
Vivians
Local notices and community health and work updates
A village bulletin reports widespread sickness with several residents convalescing including Geo Pfeiffer Esra Anbler and Henry Williams. L S Warner moves to Overhult depot with elevator duties while James Warner and Ross Mowery join local farms. Ira Craven survives a lake capsizing after 26 hours on a flotation object. Meetings at Philo Bethel were disrupted by illness and Pastor Hoover’s illness.
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Geo Pfeiffer
Esra Anbler
Flenry Williams
Mra
Alex
T Hlardy
LS Warner
Overhult
Tns
Lyman
Cup
James Warner
Ross Mowery
Alex. Caskey
John McKee
Astabula
Ira Craven
Charley Butt
Indiana
Bethel
Sandayight
Kine
Pastor Hoover
Notable guests visit George Orton’s family event
Myre Shoup and Twig Le Car Streston with Will Shoup attended a family gathering at George Orton’s home last Thursday, drawing a large local turnout and interest from many residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myre
Shoup
Fanny
Twig le Car Streston
Will Shoup
Rookin Y
George Orton
Millbrook Village Notes Highlight Local Social and Real Estate Changes
Confined residents suffer colds with several names listed. Frugal social events include a rag bee at Fred Newmeyer's and a pound party by Junior American Mechanics. Real estate transfers show multiple house and lot moves. Local schools, new officers, and upcoming debates mark community life as Millbrook prepares for spring relocations and events.
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N. W. Hower
Solomon Baker
Henry
Grandma Cheorge
Thomas George
Miss Guthrie
Mra Reubenheed
Samuel Shoup
Creston
Fred Newmeyer
Council of Junior American Mechanics
Our Village
J C Cockrell
Medina County
Albert Cockrill
Joho Haley
Sank Street
Mra Yo
Local residents share a week of visits and celebrations
Mr H Skihott and JB Gish of Kittuman visit relatives in Sterling as Loreaux family deals with quinsy. John Slemmongs from Cleveland spends days with friends nearby. Mr Butt of Cedar Valley and Mr Weaver of Missouri call on Wall Reisingers. Ida Loreaux and Miss Mimne Wood wed, while sleighride treats brighten Sterling School. Fred Blankenhorn from Marshallville visits Sterling friends.
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H.skihott
JB. Gish
Kittuman
Dirippe
Des. Loreaux
John Slemmongs
Cleveland
Butt
Cedar Valley
Weaver
Missouri
Wallreisingers
Wrr
Ida Loreaux
Sterling School
Court Lee
Mimne Iood
Fred. Blankenhorn
Marshallville
Sterling
Free year’s subscription to The American Farmer offered
A special publisher arrangement offers readers a free one year subscription to The American Farmer, published in Springfield and Cleveland. Subscribers who pay arrears and one year in advance, and new subscribers who pay one year in advance, can receive the paper at no cost. The journal has wide national circulation and is a leading agricultural periodical. Sample copies available at the office.
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Amerian Farmer
Springfield
Cleveland
Ohio
Can Farmer
Public farm sale announced near Mt baton and Smethyslie
The notices advertise two farm sales in Wayne County Ohio. The first, near Mt baton in Wayn county, offers 2 acres with a top buggy and three-year-old driving horse, with terms including mortgage security and cash discounts. The second sale, for J C Myers deceased near Smethyslie Keene township, describes a 136 acre farm with timber, a two story brick house, barn, outbuildings, springs, and a well, with terms to be announced at sale.
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Dr Wovan
Waypbe
Mt Baton
Wat
Bang Bam
Willis
Yace
H Peoples
Jow Bryant
Pnouc
John Gilmore
Go W Myers
J. (. Myers
Land transfers and quit claim deeds in multiple townships
The notice lists numerous land transactions including Samuel Taylor to William L for 80 acres in Franklin township at 7000 dollars, various quarter to eight acre interests in Eastman township for 100 dollars, and quit claim deeds transferring parcels in Clinton Paint Baughman Greene Wayne townships to named recipients with prices in the hundreds to thousands. It records transfers to Emma Read, M Wyrelot, Mary A Scott, Kate Brenneman, Crystal Burial Care property, and others with details on each parcel.
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Samuel Taylor
William L. Newstetter
Franklin Township
Montgomery Snyder
Alfred J. Thomas
Eastman Township
Harriet Phelps Et al
Emma E. Read
West Salem
Rag
Merriman
M. Wyrelot
Applecreek
Jobo B. Brown
David Graber
Paint Township
L. Kt. Hoagland
Mary A. Scott
Clinton Township
Kate N Brenneman
Orrville
Crystal
Nancy
Thomas McCoy
Mary School
Congress Township
A. Finley
John Neurffer
Wayne Township
Patrick McGowan
George Burbeck
Baughman Township
Daniel Holser
Etta Holser
G;reene Township
Consumption cured with radical vegetable remedy claim
An East Indian mission ary promotes a simple plant based cure for consumption bronchial asthma throat and lung affections nervious debility and serious complaints. The pamphlet offers a free trial of the recipe by mail in German French or English with full directions. address Dover NY Rochester NY.
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Kent
Soldi N.iun
Dover AE Pymers Biuret
Rocheater
Good honest shoes at same rates as you have been paying
The note advertises shoes at unchanged prices while claiming to help poor staff, urging immediate purchase at Siegenthaler’s 35w2. It emphasizes fair value and a quick sale.
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Siegenthaler
Court Diary Notes Damages Suit and Divorce Proceedings
In the Court of Common Pleas Rhinehart vs Snyder yields a $180 verdict for the plaintiff. Attorneys Nobnson Taylor for plaintiff Me fare Smyser for defendant. Several jurors dismissed. injunction case Wasson et al. v County Commissioners debated. Divorce case Drushall alimony and divorce heard with cross petition. judge urges settlement and unity for the five children. Injunction Armstrong vs Hanna adjourned to Wednesday.
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W. 2. Day
Canton
Dowell
Erastus Dr ®All
Drushall
A Sd
Armstrong
Hanna Et Alas
Worlds Alumbian Exposition Advance Book Offer
Seventy five cents to Hidd Co Chicago at 676 Royal or similar address for a four hundred page advance book. It includes engravings of grounds and buildings portraits of leading figures a map of Chicago and rules for exhibitors with full information before the exposition opens. Additional engravings and information will be supplied as published. A valuable book every person should secure a copy.
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Hidd & Co
Chicago
Mystic Cure bottle promises relief or money back
Advertising copy proclaims Dr Detchon's Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia with a money back guarantee. It claims cures in one to three days and is sold by Laubach and Boyd, druggists in Wooster.
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Dr Detchon
Laubach
Boyd
Wooster
Confederate flag dispute delays return to regiment
Boston on January 23 reports a heated common council debate over the Confederate flag captured at Hanover Court House in 1862. The county clerk holds the flag and aldermen tabled a decision to return it to the regiment for one week.
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Boston
North Carolina
Hanover Court House
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