Springfield politics and treasury talks dominate Ohio brief
The fragmentary notes discuss Brice on harmony and gold, McKinley’s campaign timing, Harrison not seeking another term, and treasury conditions. It mentions John H. Thomas for governor, Brice for president, and Campbell as Ohio’s governor candidate with Brice holding back. tariff talk persists, with Germany’s impact noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Thomas
Springfield
Deati
Sergfor Vu
Campbell
Ohio
Brice
Weather and crop outlook amid rains and European conflict talk
Reports from Mahoning county note improved crop prospects after recent rains. War rumors rise as Stamboloff's administration ends with his death, and Eastern Europe braces for upheaval. Farm exports for the year reach $66,541,165, a strong figure versus the prior year, prompting questions about global markets and democracy promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning
Turbulent Markets Hint at Gold Reserve Strain
Fragmented notes suggest renewed gold shipments and hidden financial forces pressuring reserves. Mention of Bulgaria's ex premier Stambouloff underscores a wider European crime context amid crowded arrests and unresolved violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stambouloff
Bulgaria
No.ong
Europe
Liberal strength in Britain forecast stalls as Morley wanes
The text discusses Liberal precision in strength estimates, noting John Morley’s retreat and a projected decline in Liberal votes versus three years ago. It hints at the Valovists and United factions gaining ground, with Lieberal futures described as uncertain and morale driven by recent losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morley
Cormops
Valoviats
British political critique on trade and party shifts
A fragmentary critique argues free trade threats and fiscal figures distort the economy. It predicts Tory gains in Parliament may topple Chamberlain and Salisbury alignments as public opinion shifts, comparing factions to wandering figures in public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Gladstone
Salisbury
Democrats hopeful on legislature gains in Hamilton County
Seward, Mansfield’s Democratic leader, predicts a working majority for his party in the Legislature and says he wouldn’t be surprised if Democratic candidates win in Hamilton County. The text questions whether this refers to a reported deal between Democrats and Cincinnati Republicans growing weary of George H. Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward
Mansfields Democrats
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
George.h.,cox
Edgewood Hall and Ohio plans loom large for Wooster university
A fragmentary article discusses fundraising moves to save Edgewood with a goal of 876000 and credits figures like Pant, Morgan and others. It touts Architect Weary’s Eadlea Hall plan for Wooster University, calling it a looming mansion in campus terms. The piece argues the project would demonstrate prudent wealth use by Presbyterians and boost the city’s welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrice
Edgewood
Kate Chase
Pant
Pierpont Morgan
Gama
Cho
Ohio
Lincoln
United States Supreme Court
Ohio Society of New York
Weary
Lye University of Wooster
Kentucky Democrats clash over Wat Hardin governor bid
Senator Black accuses Hardin ally of denying party beliefs while party factions pressure him on the anti silver platform. With the August election looming, Kentucky Democrats splinter as Republicans prepare for possible debates and the Line Grass conflict draws attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wat Hardin
Blackburn
Kentucky
Gen
Hardin
Agaressius
Rdg Bradley
Administration opposition to sugar bounty payments sparks court battle
A Washington report says Carlisle will challenge in court any sugar bounty payments approved by the Democratic Congress. If the courts side with Carlisle, the administration may reassess the policy. The broader aim appears to curb American support for ships under the new American line, favoring British vessels for mail to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olney
Venexagle
Cleveland
Greaham
Washington
Carlisle
Democratic Congress
Promate
Hhus
England
Questions and Suggestions to the Editor in Wooster
A reader from a college town asks the editor to explain the meanings behind a national prohibition rally. He notes groups such as prohibitionists and Christian Socialists and mentions direct legislation via initiative and referendum at national state and local levels. The letter implies concern over taxation and political tactics used by these movements.
Major railroad deal reshapes Valley Railway control
A settlement consolidates control under Baltimore and Ohio with full access to Valley Railway tracks and terminals in Cleveland. The Wheel ing therris Railroad Company secures continued use by contract, while New York committees finalize details. Talk of broader alignments with Erie and Baltimore and Ohio remains under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Baltimore & Ohbla Company
Baltimore & Ohio System
Wheeling Therris Railroad Company
New York
Valley
Valley Railway
Wheeling
Erie
Probate court filings and appraisals in Wayne County
In Wayne County Probate Court various estates filed petitions, inventories, and appraisals. Administrators and executors named include Margaret Iookey, James D. Robison Jr, Geo W Schack, Susan Kintner, Amos Walter, John Fetters, Sarah E Carr, Elisabeth Richards, and A E Sonnedecker. Bonds set, hearings scheduled for Sept 6, and distributions or accounts referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Iookey
R. L. Ada Ignee
F. B. Geltgey
James D. Robison, Jr
de Bonts Non
Thos
A. Ropkeen
Merriman
John Breit
Alin Schach
Geo. W
Stewart Craven
Sarah E. Carr
David F. Cars
Smith
Wm. Guth
Elisabeth Richards
John Richards
A. E. Sonnedecker
Henry J. Soonedecker
D. M. Irvin
Iete
Seashore and Mountain Resorts Reachable by Rail Lines
A historical notice lists Atlantic coast resorts from New Jersey to Narragansett Pier via the Pennsylvania and Delaware lines, with connections to Allegheny and Adirondack regions. It notes routes to Mackinac and northern Michigan, plus details on rates and schedules handled by Van Dusen, principal assistant general manager in Pittsburgh.
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Seashore
Moain
Lake Its
Apast City
Cape
Asb Rk
Ocean Grove
Long Branco
Ng New Jersey
Ivania Lines
Newport
Narragansett Pier
Cape!ood
Martin's Vineyard
Nantucket
Mhatcn
Atlantic
Chesapeake Bay
Pain
Cresnon
Bedford Sprin
Ebenbur G
Altoona
Alleghenies
Pennayiyanta
Whit Mountain
Adiondacks
Watkins Glen
Mt. Desert Island
New Larks
Vermont
New
Musk
Aout Ste Traverse City
Mackinaw Oly
Ve Marie Gogebic
St. iAt
Au Sable
Iron
Chin
Eas
Ashland
Cedar Lake
Vite Lake
Pelican Lake
Ralvane
Sylvane
van Dusen
Pittsburg
Dairying by Reading and Planning Pays Off
Two neighbors, one intelligent dairyman and serious reader, outpace the other who scoffs at study. The former, reading manuals and papers, cutting best practices, and investing in proper feed and equipment, earned 856.40 per cow, while the other earned only 34 per cow. The piece argues that hard study yields higher milk output and profits, urging farmers to spend time and money on knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geegmaery
Sanday
Iome
Nusar
Peete
Firat
Weill
Smilo
Fanny
Hoard’s Dairyman
Night Street Prowlers Spark Public Fear
Residents report being followed at night by one or two groups, with fear rising among both young men and women. Authorities have been instructed to watch, arrest, or deter the prowlers after recent attempts at blackmail involving a young man and his companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aftendark
LOCAL CROP REPORTS FROM WAYNE AND SURROUNDING AREAS
The Ohio Weather and Crop Service reports dry conditions with pastures drying up and potatoes suffering for rain. Wheat is cutting and threshing progressing. corn and oats show variable results with early corn doing well and late corn starting. apples ripening slowly as drought persists. gardens fair but much buckwheat and millet sown yet too dry for germination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Weather and Crop Service of
United States and
Ohio
W. W. Miller
BH. W. Richardson
Medina
Drouth
Derry
Wayne County Deed Records Show Various Property Transfers
From Wayne County records a series of warranty and quitclaim deeds across townships including Bagetdesk Fairview Wayne Sterling Dalton East Union Green Saltcreek Wooster Shreve Milton and Clinton. Transactions cover multiple parcels from 1 acre to 4 acres with prices from $30 to $3 350 and executors and administrators deeds noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marty
John Ruesser
Bagetdesk
Nicholas Pollam
Jeremiah Manning
Fairview
Margaret Shaver
Solomon Gerbertck
Wayne Township
Mahlon Roach
Robert R. Carnahan
John C. McConnell
Sterling
Peter Eckard
Adam Wells
Lota No
Dalton
B. Martin
Adam Weiss
Peter Koehler
O. F. Wisner
East
Union Township
Michael Weber
Amelia Stuckner
John F. Wertz
Robert C. Wertz
John T. Wertz
Robert C
Robt C. Wertz
Sugarcreek Township
John T Wertz
Robt
Wertz
Geo. Mengching
Charles Mensching
Green Township
Lettier A. Ganyard
Iimanuel D., Miller
Louisa Foas
Wooster
J.l.turner
Wm. Hague
Shreve
John Jonston
John Meier
Chas. W. Keister
M. Yocum
Andrew Kelater
Chas. A. Kelster
Clinton Township
Jacob W. Schuckers
Walter G. Whitaker
David EF
Foltz
Margaret McLaughlin
Presbyterian Church of
Daily Republican Wooster Ad Offers Cheap Rates
Classified notice shows advertising offers in the Daily Republican of Wooster. It promises 25 words for 25 cents or 8 days for 25 cents and 40 cents for a week, stating these rates are available on the third page in the sixth column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repussican
Ea D- Eat
Wooster
Chinch Bug Outbreak Alarms Ohio Farmers
A long article reports a swift chinch bug outbreak across eleven central Ohio counties. It describes pest life stages and migration from wheat to oats and corn, causing widespread damage. It notes control methods including kerosene emulsion spray and distributing a Muscarding fungus disease from the Ohio Experiment Station to combat the pest.
Battle to drive out pests in Ohio agricultural fight intensifies
In Ohio the Agricultural Experiment Station fights a whitefly-like outbreak harming crops. Letters pour in as staff inspect reports and assist farmers. Four incubating boxes of Muscardine fungus disease are in use and two more are deployed to develop the fungus and spread it free across the state to kill the pests and curb future outbreaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
BR Cra
Ohio Agricultural Experiment
Solar
Ana
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