Republican Convention Declares Protection and Reciprocity
Delegates at the general convention along the Alippi river affirm protection and reciprocity. They praise tariff policy, debt to revenue legislation, and duty duties on imports. They tout a growing export trade under reciprocity and urge voters to back Republican leadership for global trade influence.
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United States
Alippi
Blican Congress
House of Representatives
G&r
Democratic Party
Ohio Republicans Endorse Harrison and McKinley in 1888 Alignment
The Ohio Republican platform pledges unwavering support for President Benjamin Harrison and Governor William McKinley Jr. It defends the McKinley tariff and reciprocity, critiques Democratic attempts to repeal protection, urges wool protection, opposes free silver coinage, backs generous veteran pensions, defends free ballot rights, and calls for strict immigration enforcement to protect American workers.
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Republican Party
United States
Union
Republic
Rome
Ireland
Russia
Rossman
Pinich
Childin
Sisaps
Wwal
Are
Nicaragua
United x
Leo
Haylug Doe
Ohio
Benjamin Harrison
Wm McKinley, Jr
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
Congress
Wayne County Republican delegate convention set for July 26 1892
Wayne County Republicans meet in Wooster City Hall to select one central committeeman per precinct and eight delegates plus eight alternates to the Dennison Ohio Congressional Convention. They will nominate candidates for county clerk sheriff surveyor coroner infirmary director and county commissioner.
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Wayne County Executive Committee
Wooster
Wayne County
Republican Executive Committee
Ohio
Dennison O
Wm McKinley, Jr
Congressional meeting to name a candidate in 1892
The announcement notes a Tuesday August 6 1892 meeting to name a candidate. Delegates are assigned Coshocton 5 Holmes 2 Licking 9 Wayne 8. Meeting set for 1 PM. By order of Congressional Committee A H Walkey Orrville Chairman W W Scorr Canal Dover Secretary.
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Lokio
Holiday Proclaimed for 400th America Discovery Anniversary
By joint resolution of Congress approved by the President the first day of October 1892 will be proclaimed a holiday to commemorate the four hundredth anniversary of the discovery of America. The piece mentions protection reciprocity and sound money as key voter demands. The piece also notes good harvest prospects with hay grain corn and potatoes and mentions a wind-related wheat loss on low lands. It references the Homestead Strike and debates around tariff policy and labor unrest in Britain.
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apPo
Lekson
Congress
America
Develish
Senate
Republican Party
England
Judge Gresham for Supreme Bench rumord amid praise
Intimations circulate that Judge Gresham may be elevated to the Supreme Bench by President Harrison. Such an appointment would reward merit and endow the court with learning and dignity.
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Gresham
Supreme Bench
United States
Harrison
Harper’s Weekly July 13 issue promises varied features
The upcoming Harper’s Weekly issue contains Mrs. Mclasson’s absorbing Kentucky tale An Earthly Paragon continued, an illustrated piece on the Hroowley Armories, a full-page picture by W Snyder of An Ocean Racer, a Yosemite Valley view, a portrait of the late Professor Theodore W Dwight, and many other literary and artistic features.
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Harper’s Weekly
Mclasson
Kentucky
Paragon
Hroowley Armories
W.snyder
Yosemite Valley
Theodore W. Dwight
Democratic-media heat over Homestead strike debate
The piece argues that tariff disputes misframe the Homestead strike and compares it with the Euclid Avenue and East Cleveland Street Railway dispute. It claims free trade would reward only a few, while tariffs support labor and prevent wealth concentration, criticizing Democrats for stoking demagogy and trusts.
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Democratic Party
Adlai E Stephenson Criticized In Democratic Rhetoric
A partisan notice mocks Adlai E Stephenson linking him to copperhead traits and opposing pensions for veterans. It argues Stephenson was chosen as Cleveland’s running mate to oppose Union Soldiers and supporters, framing him as hostile to measures aiding veterans.
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Adiat E. Stephenson
Stephenson
Cleveland
Grover
Union
Adlai E. Stephenson
Composers Prize Offered by Ladies Home Journal
The Ladies Home Journal announces liberal prizes for the best original musical works by U S and Canadian residents. Awards include a waltz piano piece ballad popular song anthem and four hymn tunes with competition open until November 1 next.
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Ladies Home Journal
United States
Canada
Stz
Charles Gounod
Arthur Sullivan
Wooster News Comments On Experiment Station And Labor Clash
The article lauds the Ohio State Experiment Station in Wayne County and bemoans opposition, praising state and federal support and local progress. It also discusses Dr. George Liggett’s return to Wooster, and argues labor rights must coexist with employers, criticizing the Homestead strike and Amalgamated Association’s role in the Carnegie steel dispute.
Second Ward Republicans Meet to Choose Delegates
The Republicans of the Second Ward Wooster will meet at the Mayor's office in Wooster on Monday July 18 1892 at 8 oclock p m to select delegates and alternates to the County Convention by order of Committee.
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Republican Executive Committee
Ross W. Funoky
E. W. Newerak
Wooster Township
Woostert
Verry Cotterman
Fatman Sian Offers Land Bet Against Cleveland
A derisive letter mocks a land offer from Fatman Sian in Perry Tennessee calling his so called Prime Land worth 250000 dollars and promising to stake the land against cash if Cleveland is Paletted. The note notes ciphers beside values and references a 1892 Russia roll of honor with subscriber names from several towns.
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Fatmansian
Cleveland
Perry
Unity
Tennessee
Dan
Jon
Continental Divide
Powerful Blemish Cure for Horses Sold by Local Druggists
English Spavin Lintinent promises to remove fiards and assorted horse blemishes including blood spavin splints sprains and swollen throats. One bottle claimed to save 50 cents and is sold by Laubach & Boyd druggists in Worcester Massachusetts.
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Launch & Hoyd
Druggists
Wooster, O
Laubach & Boyd
Wooster
Excursion Fares Granted for Trade Expo and Lodge Conventions
Excursion fares have been granted on the certificate plan for attendees of the Cincinnati Furniture Trade Exhibition in Cincinnati from July 6 to August 6 and the Order Brith Abraham U S Grand Lodge Convention from August 26 to September 2.
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Cincinnati Furniture Trade Expostition
Cincinnati
Chamberlain’s Colic Remedy Praised In 1879 Epidemic
During a 1879 dysentery outbreak in Center Point Iowa 108 bottles were sold and proved satisfactory in every instance. Gen Dunbar notes the remedy’s strong standing in the community and its proven success in later outbreaks in Virginia 1887 Michigan and Southern Illinois 1888. Sold by Laubach and Boyd Druggists.
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Chamberlain
Dunbar
Center Point
Iowa
Virginia
Michigan
Illinois
Laubach and Boyd
Excursion Tickets to Washington for League Meeting
On July 16 and 17 excursion tickets to Washington will be sold from principal Pennsylvania Lines stations at reduced round trip rates. Tickets are good for return until July 24.
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Washington, D.C
League of American Wheeler
Pennsylvania
D&w
West Liberty Faces Heat in Telegenseea 3 Shoes Event
A fragment notes a hot weather event at West Liberty involving low shoes. The terse item hints at outdoor activity or fashion focus, with limited detail available beyond the location and climate context.
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Telogenseea 3
West Liberty
Farewell Sermon Planned as Town Mourns Losses
In Wooster Rev Forsyth to deliver farewell sermon on July 24 after the community grieves. Eugene Rockler was buried Tuesday, his wife having been laid to rest here three weeks earlier. The piece notes farming families and local life with occasional health and parish details.
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Wooster
Mopson
Solomon Vilarde
Preshurch
Forsyth
Wise
Eugene Rockler
Overton News Highlights From Cedar Valley Fourth Celebrations
The Overton column notes a Cedar Valley Fourth of July celebration led by the local band with fireworks and a profit from ice cream and cake. It mentions dull business for the local doctor, a nearly finished wheat crop, a horse accident, a mud hole near the corner, and plans by Martin Winkler to build east of the pad.
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Overton
Georga
Cedar Valley
J. W. Smith
R .K. Wasson
J. W. Raudebaugh
Gign
Doctor
Moss Mowery
Wayno
Martin Winkler
Obituary and community notes from Marshallville area
L W McKean died at his Rittman home July 4 after a prolonged illness. Funeral at Rittman Presbyterian church then burial in Evangelical cemetery in Marshallville. Keifer Bros painted the M E Church as Rev English painted the steeple. Mrs Huntsberger leaves instrumental music class. pupils may study with a Fennenan from Wadsworth. J G Barton and wife of Akron visited Halter. Sam Dro, eccentric jeweler, died June 28 in Herne Indiana. stock inventory by J F Lehman. Lutheran Sunday School lawn festival at J K Weygandt’s residence with Marshallville band. Mr and Mrs Brots of Seville visiting Levi Hinderer. Mrs Dannemiller of Canton guest of H Lehman. C A & C K R will fill the northeast tract. old trestle to be lengthened and fill begun after Red Run culvert work. Miss Sarah Halter seriously ill.
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L. W. McKean
Rittman
Rittman Presbyterian Church
Marshallville
Evangelical
McKean
Keifer Bros
M. E
English
J. F. Lehman
Lutheran
J. K. Weygandt
Weygandt
Marshallville Band
Brots
Seville
Levi Hinderer
Dannemiller
Canton
H. Lehman
Sarah Halter
Dalton News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Jobs
Miss Lula Webster of Harton visits Dalton. Mrs John Leonard returns to Toledo after a month here. A Jabas leaves for Kent to work in car shops. Alvin Good from Upper Sandusky visits with parents. Columbus Grant from Harriman may stay. Mrs W F Hurst returns from Huron. Mrs Minnie Young from Canton visits. Will C Egghart of Norwalk returns after work. A Jaba daughter Calne visit. Loena Encampment officers installed by J Harrold. H A Band resumes fireman job at Newark. Byron Buchanan injures eyes. recovery expected. School building progress shows furnace done and bricklayer work begins. Fourth quarterly M E Church meeting held with Stroup and English assisting.
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Lula Webster
Harton
John Leonard
Toledo
A. Jabas
Kent
Alvin Good
Upper Sandusky
Columbus Grant
Harriman
Tenn
W. F. Hurst
Huron
Minnie Young
Canton
E. Houghton
Will C. Egghart
Norwalk
A. Jaba
Miss Calne
Eaton
Loena
U. OU. F
Dalton
M. E
Stroup
Hev. English
Smithville
Key
Yoder
Millbrook News Roundup With Local Appointments and Incidents
In Millbrook notes John A. Kister works in a Valparaiso mill while Mike Allaman repairs a barn and cuts his foot. William Fair will lead Reedsburg School this winter. Walter Einfield returns from a railroad office job in Pennsylvania to visit family. Ike Myers, a dry goods clerk in Archbald, Pa., has visited home. Miss Millie Young closed a term at Union Hall with a picnic. Chas Allaman of Springville will be agent there next winter. Rob Latimer left for the West, leaving his wife and two children on a farm. Grant Allaman added a son to his family. Miss Aili Swarts visited Miss Cla ranstetter of Wooster. Crosby Tawney of Wooster will teach at Mc Bride's school in Wooster Township. Mrs. Chas Davis of Canton visits her parents in town. Harry Young, a veteran amateur surgeon from Columbus, is home for summer.
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John A. Kister
Valparaiso
Ind
Mike Allaman
Springville
William Fair
Reedsburg
Walter Einfield
Pennsylvania
Ike Myers
Archbald
Millie Young
Union Hall
Chas Allaman
Rob Latimer
Grant Allaman
Aili Swarts
Claranstetter
Wooster
Crosby, Tawney
McBride
Chas, Davis
Canton
Keets
Harry Young
Columbus
Town Crowd Stirs as Businessmen Welcome Visitors
A large crowd from the surrounding city gathered in town Saturday night while local businessmen greeted them with smiles. Wm H Lehr a notable figure from Cheater township was in town for business last Saturday.
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Wm. H. Lehr
Local notes and visits highlight village life
The article records residents and guests in the area including D. W. Soliday and family, Prof. F. Kemmerlin and F. Smith from New Washington, A. G. Warner of Toledo, and A. G. Rittenhouse who has been ill. Rev. James W. Campbell will preach at the Presbyterian church, Eaton Whitmore returns to New York City, and Charles Birch of Greenwich visits W. F. McKee.
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D. W. Soliday
Cooper
Wooster
F. Kemmerlin
F. Smith
New Washington
D. O. Garver
A. G. Warner
Toledo
A. G. Rittenhouse
James. W. Campbell
Presbyterian Church
Eaton Whitmore
New York City
Charles Birch
Greenwich
W. F. McKee
Ule Bowers
Canaan Township
Squire
Lightning strikes kill Mrs Colline and injure town crops
In a Monday storm Mrs George Colline of one mile west of town died instantly after being struck by lightning while helping her husband hoe tobacco. The same storm killed a fine horse belonging to Wm Jordan. Farmers report a busy week with wheat nearly cut and 150 acres in onions. D E Hyde manager L A Coulter travels to Cleveland.
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George Colline
Wm. Jordan
L. A. Coulter
D. EB. Hyde
Cleveland
Jef Rugglea
C. A. Steb- Dips
What is Catarrh and its effects on health
Catarrh is an inflammation of the nasal cavity and bronchial membranes where mucus is drawn into the lungs creating a dangerous residue. Symptoms include violent sneezing severe headache and discharge from the nose and eyes. Elder Flower Cream is advertised as the best remedy manufactured in Savannah to soften mucus and expel irritant discharges.
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DW Stem
Savannah
Modern Democracy and the 1892 Campaign Reflections
The piece critiques modern Democracy as traitorous and aligned with rebels, condemning free trade and labor policies while praising ancient Democrats. It names Cleveland and Stevenson as Democratic candidates, mocks rhymes about Harrison, and previews the 1892 election with partisan humor from Orrville, July 12, 1892.
Ohio Experiment Station awards contract for new buildings
The Board of Control led by S. H. Ellis R. H. Warder and C. E. Thome opened bids for eight structures to be completed by November 1. Stentz, Shepherd & Ames Wooster submitted the lowest bid at 11 050 and won the contract amid plans for stone insectary greenhouses arcades and multiple brick and stone buildings designed for durability.
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S. H. Ellis
R. H. Warder
C. E. Thome
Board of Control of
The
Ohio Experiment Station
Stentz, Shepherd & Ames
Miller, Smith & Goodman
Wooster
Lee Ae Blloty Flower & Co
Grafton
Supt Thorne
Aes Stentz
Ames
Satturday
Columbus
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Board of Trustees
State University
Neil House
University
Wayne County
Pure Bone Meal Fertilizer Offered by Overholt & Co
Advertisement for Pure Bone Meal fertilizer claiming high nitrogen content and purity. Promotes use with fertilizer drills, rates from 214 to 400 pounds per acre, packaged in 200 pound bags. Also sells Superior bone Meat Blood and Potash Phosphates, offered by Overholt & Co Wooster Ohio and J Overholt Cedar Valley Ohio.
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Fort Gale
Overholt & Co
Wooster
Ohio
Overholt
Cedar Valley
Endless low shoes advertised at Sleg Enthaler’s store
Local ad notes a variety of low shoes available at Sleg Enthaler’s shop located on 6 W Liperty Street, Ott. The brief listing emphasizes range and location for shoppers seeking affordable footwear.
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Slegenthaler's
Liperty
Ott
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