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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1894
Page
2
The article surveys Democratic splits in Ohio and nationwide tensions over New Mexico statehood English teaching in schools and customs reform. It notes Populist support rising in Richland and Tuscarawas counties, previews tariff outcomes under McKinley, and highlights local figures Richards and Benfer amid a fluctuating political climate.
In Chicago the labor movement faces factional strains as J A D Richards speaks on railway policy and party realignments unfold. Powers leads 2500 at Brick Iggers hall swearing loyalty to the People's Party, amid speculation of a planned shift and possible annexation of Congressman Richards.
Wayne county Republicans travel to Millersburg tomorrow for a hurrah for Captain McClure. The rally aims to boost McClure in the 17th district race against Richards, promising a Republican win in November. Strong in Holmes county and at home, weaker elsewhere in the district. McClure could wrest the district from Bourbonism if Republicans can deliver.
Debs demands that railroads reinstate all strikers and threatens endless trouble. He profits from others' hardship while enjoying luxury at the Leland in Chicago. At Cleveland, the Christian Endeavor convention fills venues, with Mary’s reception and a strong speech praising youth and missions. A million dollars for missions is promised, and plans for a missionary extension course gain church endorsement through S. L. Mershon and the United Society of Christian Endeavor.
Dull wording describes political maneuvering as Birdy et alion Sengei in the Republican bid faces criticism for courting Populist voters and alienating Democrats. The Coshocton event where he allegedly swallowed silver is cited as eroding support among moderates.
Remarks on Debs and the 1896 Republican ticket, tariff battles, and tax plans. Henry George’s critique, liquor votes in Wayne County, and a Milton township victory noted. Gompers and the AFL opposed to the American Railway Union, with Cleveland’s possible action on the strike. Chicago unrest highlighted, protests printed in multiple languages.
Theodore Rutter reports his Plain township wheat averaging 35 bushels per acre. In Orrville on Tuesday the North Lawrence nine defeated Orrville 11 to 5. Mrs Stair, long-time Orrville resident, died near Orrville and was brought back for burial in Reformed church cemetery. County officials discussed armory relocation from Lakeville.
Leonard Hershey assignee will offer for sale in Chippens Sownado on premises as ordered by the County Probate Court. The sale covers parts of sections in township 18 range 11 totaling about 130 acres with multiple parcels, including 113.12 acres appraised at 7141 dollars and 07.43 acres plus 14.7 acres appraised at 6278 dollars, with additional parcels described in similar terms.
The 17th Congressional District Republican convention at Millersburg opened with Dr. Lawler in charge and nominated M. L. Smyser of Wooster for temporary chairman and John Huston of Millersburg as secretary. Speakers praised the party and urged electing a Republican to Congress, citing records under Democratic rule and calling for unity in the race.
The Holmes County Republican convention nominated Capt. McClure after a heated roll call and ballots. Delegates from Licking Tuscarawas Coshocton and Wayne counties backed McClure amid cheers as Holmes and adjoining counties rallied for his candidacy for the upcoming election. The event featured speeches, music, and pledges of support from local leaders and citizens.
A Millersburg event honors Capt. McClure with cheers and a long speech praising Democratic support and Way county loyalty. A. B. S. McClure of Wooster is nominated in the Seventeenth District, with Smyser delivering congratulations and a large Wayne county delegation attending the convention at Millersburg.
Northern section reports cool early week and warm dry days with sunshine. Local rains on Friday helped some areas while others remained dry, crops suffering in unvisited spots. Corn on good land thrives. wheat harvested, hay grower reports excellent quality. oats promising. potatoes and tobacco mixed results. pastures drying. berries small. honey very poor. Overall prospects better than in several years per a correspondent.
Andrew Werner a well known Massillon youth from Clinton disappeared Sunday while fishing. His hat and net were found in the canal, and his body was recovered Sunday morning. The death whether accidental or self caused could not be determined. he leaves a wife and young child.
Monday night the city council debated bids for sewer work on Bowman Beever Buckeye Spink and pavement on Spruce Street. Low bidders Landers Bros and Gray & Son faced amendments as committee members argued about material contracts and treasury funding.
July 18 Washinetoy reports a first formal conference on the tariff bill with Senate and House members from both parties. Democrats sought to explain disputes over sugar coal metal woolen and cotton schedules, but failed to reach any agreement. Republicans offered only formal greetings and planned to report a general disagreement to both houses within days.
Observations from Ohio Experiment Station Wooster two seasons compare many strawberry varieties for trial. Perfect bloom types like Crescent Haverland and Marshall show varied fruit size, vigor, and market suitability. Timbrell and Princeton mix fail for marketability. best old standards remain Warfield Bubach Crescent and Haverland.
The cabinet discussed appointing a national reputatio n commission to probe the late strike. The president delays while weighing the labor leader’s readiness and public impact. Officials fear lawlessness and obstruction persist in many areas.
In Wasityetos, July 14, critics question the legality of Cleveland's troop use, especially in Chicago, while constitutional authority Thomas M Cooley writes to approve the president's action to enforce the Decrees of the supreme judiciary and maintain the operation of the Inter state commerce law.
July 17 report states the Minneapolis performed better than initial accounts during trial run. The vessel logged 13.03 knots in tidal conditions, and the crew's efficiency was highlighted as improved over early estimates. Navy department notified of the enhanced performance.
A joint resolution by WanHInGtox introduces a proposed constitutional amendment aiming to set a fixed legal work day for handling mandatory labor rules. The plan seeks to define standard hours and outline protections for workers under debated terms.
Washnotes report the senate refused to sustain a point of order against Hans brough's 31,000,000 thistle estertaumatyn amendment to the agricultural appropriation bill.
The president signed the bill authorizing Utah to hold a constitutional convention and pursue statehood, paving the path for admission to the Union. The move sets a historic milestone for Utah seeking full state status.
The Barley bankruptcy measure cleared the House after disputed debate, paving a path to potential Senate consideration. Supporters argue relief for farmers and small lenders, while opponents warn of broader financial risks and industry impact.
In Oakland troops dispersed riotous mobs as federal and state forces back Helloonde Stull Mare the Wopfat of St ern Pacific Railway to sustain passenger service. Despite military backing, management remains unable to fully restore freight and passenger operations with trains still side tracked at night to curb wreckers. The scene centers on Northern California as of July 17 with unrest noted in San Francisco.
West Salem beat Ashland 18 to 13 on its grounds after a loosely played game. Ashland claims umpire decisions handicapped them and hopes for a rematch to redeem the club's reputation.
Preparations are under way for a broad shutdown in all non union calls across the Pittsburg district where puddlers toil for under 8.75 per ton. The puddlers are a side issue. the main aim is recognition and rebuilding of the Amalgamated association. Nonunion mills are joining the association rapidly as meetings rise. Any shutdown, if it occurs, is unlikely for a month.
Fifty United States deputies assist in rain the blockade on the Wheeling and Lake Erie road. A detail of deputies is placed on each train sent out and traffic resumes without difficulty. Railway union men are being taken back to fill vacancies upon agreeing in writing to withdraw from that order.
A special order allowed the house to proceed on the Maree land grant forfeiture bill restoring millions of acres. The action covers portions of 25 road grants including the Northe abific project and related public domain lands across Wyoming and surrounding areas.
On July 1 a riot erupts when guards struggle to quell a deadly clash with Black workers near Pratt. Several killed or wounded as a mob assaults, while police vow arrests. Citizens hold an indignation meeting denouncing the latest violence.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions poles and charges with garbled names and unclear actions. No coherent event or entities can be confirmed to summarize into a factual news item.
A disjointed OCR note hints at fruit workers striking with puzzled crowds and unclear chants. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, but the scene suggests labor action impacting workers and possibly market or processing points. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
The Hocking Valley strike was settled through mediation by Governor McKinley and J. Mebnle Minorathie on July 1. Abnois Steel crews began work as orders were signed, with 600 men returning to the Bay Voraweks project this morning.
Creeissat dully M Major FLB appoints Jamey as receiver for Wilbur Jafareau Manufacturing amid a court sale of barneds wagons and carriages with liabilities estimated at 10 09 and assets around 10 000, marking steps in the insolvency process.
An attempt to wreck a Northern Pacific passenger train occurred at Stoux Bar Minn on July 16 when dynamite was placed on the rails. The engine was lifted off the track and passengers were shaken, but no serious damage followed. Four men seen in the area in the past week are suspected.
The Standards correspondent in Vienna cites The Poster Lloyd's Warsaw dispatch claiming planned autumn maneuvers by the Russian army near Smolensk have been completed. Alleged use involved secretions to target buildings slated as the czar’s headquarters.
The case of Alar aret Matchler against the Ohio Farmers Insurance company has been withdrawn and logs adjusted. The draft for payment by per se bank pene has been begun, with warning as to the cute to ate.
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