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Mackinac Island
D Troit
Toledo
Cleveland
Bidekinac Regir T
Upper Lake
Detroit
Epee
Mackinac
Ignace
Petoskey
Chicago
Ohio and national political fights in August whispers
Wednesday notes from Ohio as the Danese committee weighs a State convention. Kousrg and Duncan spoke at Millersburg boosting McClure. Republicans rally the 17th District under a unified banner. Ex Attorney General Watson seeks Congress in Columbus, likely edging Outhwait. Sugar tariff fate looms with McKinley law and a near GOP Congress.
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Ohio
Kousrg
Duncan
Millersburg
McClure
D. K. Watson
Columbus
Joseph K. Outhwaitd
Debs and striking men face filled jobs and lost pay
The passage argues that workers who struck for Debs will find their positions filled as they wish to return to work. It warns that the A R U supply of cash will soon run dry and Debs will feel the impact of unemployment and no pay, with thousands who followed him suffering losses too.
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George Stinson & Col
Portland
Maine
Debs
A. R.U
W. Bryant
Joon B. Brown
J. W. McClune
C. McClelland
Wayne County
Grand Army
Richards
Wayne County Democrat
Democrati
Standard
Coshocton
Ss. H. E
West Carlisle
Jas
A. D. Richards
Cosheeton
J . Richards
Bir “Uchards
Biue
Con- Bress
Paice
Mr Richards
Mysel
Elehards
Whyne County
K'H Bosry
Howard blamed for outrages at railroad headquarters
Lively discussion portrays Howard as central figure blamed by insiders at A S U headquarters for misconduct. If he proves rail managers implicated in incendiary acts and other outrages, he deserves a day in court as all parties face defenseless charges regardless of labor or capital ties.
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Ltty
Howard
Senate Tension Over Cleveland Letter Sparks Debate
The passage condemns Cleveland for sending orders to Congress via a letter that attacked the Senate and its members. It notes this as an unprecedented message to Congress. Reed accuses Cleveland of backing the sugar trust and Nova Scotia coal syndicate and proposes a $10,000,000 gift to Whitney Lamont and Boston coal owners.
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House of Congress
House
Wilson
Cleveland
Senate
Congress
American Congress
Reed
Sugar Trust
Nova Scotia Coal Syndicate
Whitney, Lamont
Boston
Gresham Offense Endangers 40-Year Ties With Japan
W E Curtis of the Chicago Record reports that Gresham has so offended Japan as to threaten four decades of friendship and strain allied relations with Rosala, potentially sparking a controversy rivaling the Hawaii dispute.
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Gresham
Japan
Rosala
Great Britain
W. E. Curtis
Chicago Record
Pensions Cut for Several Applicants Across Ohio
A Massillon special notes pensions trimmed under the current administration. Names include Geo Kessal Massillon reduced from 18 to 10 J P Patterson Alliance from 18 to 10 J P Patterson Alliance from 15 to 4 Andrew Morris Vanal Fulton from 12 to 6 Jesse McQuaid Orrville from 2 to 6 L Manly New Philadelphia from 12 to 10 Ephriam Foabl Canton from 12 to 6.
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Massillon
Geo. Kessal
J. P. Patterson
Alliance
Andrew Morrison
Vanal Fulton
Jesse McQuaid
Orrville
Manly
New Philadelphia
Ephriam Foabl
Canton
Brice links Cleveland and Carlisle to Gray committee
Brice states that the sugar schedule is the administration schedule, pulling Cleveland and Carlisle clearly under Gray's committee. The new evidence from Washington brokers on Senatorial speculations has prompted Gray to resume the investigation, while Cleveland's favorable stance toward sugar in his letter to Wilson appears increasingly clear as the document is examined.
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Brice
Cleveland
Carlisle
Gray
Washington
Wilson
Sample Copy Teases The WhEELY REPUBLICAN Readership
A fragmentary promotional notice touts a sample copy of The WhEELY REPUBLICAN for Wayne County residents. It claims the paper offers the best Wayne County aper and promises great value, gratis if prepaid, amid promotional hype.
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Wayne County
Oly Gan
Wayne
Free Wool and Sugar Policy Sparks County Debate
A Holmes County dialogue accuses Cleveland and Brice of favoring sugar and coal interests while harming iron ore and wool workers. The piece criticizes Democratic converts, warns of political manipulation, and reflects tensions between protection for sugar and mineral industries and the impact on farmers and miners amid partisan rhetoric.
Telegraph Urges Immediate Termination of Tariff Bill
A telegraph from Chicago bankers and leading merchants including Marshall Field Co and Armour & Co urges Congress to end the pending tariff legislation at once. The message warns that delaying would cause irreparable harm to financial and industrial interests and notes Louisiana seeks postponement to protect this year’s sugar bounty. It criticizes Democratic resistance and cites backing by Whitney of Nova Scotia syndicate for free coal.
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Whitney
Nova Scotia
Imay
House
Gorman
McKinsey
Louisiana
Democrata
Cleveland
Congress
Chicago, Marshall, Field Co
2. D. Armour & Co
Miners near Birmingham duel over work rights
Striking miners in the Birmingham area faced a deadly choice to kill or be killed over access to Pratt mines. Citizens convened an indignation meeting to support Sheriff Morrow in protecting lives and property, with Alabama State troops already deployed. The event highlighted race tensions as black men became a focal point of the unrest.
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Birmingham
Ala
Pratt
Sheriff Morrow
Mmost
Alabama
Alabamg
Debs Defends Inflammatory Telegrams Amid Riot Claims
Debs asserts he did nothing but offer advice when sought, yet he acknowledges issuing telegrams without requests. He notes a writ served July 5 and cites a message urging self-control, claiming the A R B A will protect members and nonmembers alike while denouncing violence. He argues rioters reflect others' ignorance.
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Debs
A. RB. A
McClure Nominated by Republicans to Challenge Michards
The 17th District Republicans nominate A S McClure of this city to defeat Representative J A D Michards. McClure is praised as a strong speaker and soldierly, ready to press protection for the district, with vigorous support from Holmes and Wayne counties. The Democrats argue Michards’ record and McClure’s Congressional experience will shape the race.
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A.S. McClure
J. A. D. Michards
Captain McClure
Hichard
Richards
Wooster
Wayne County
Holmes
Wayu
Thatio
McChiré
Tor
Ali
Cap McClure Speech at Millersburg Convention Highlights GOP Shift
Capt McClure's remarks at the Millersburg convention praise the nomination while outlining economic pain, tariff disputes, and currency issues. He cites manufacturing decline, silver demonetization, immigration and labor strife, urging gradual tariff reform and defending veterans' pensions amid a charged political era.
Millerburg political meeting backs Capt A S Ave Clare for Congress
In Millersburg Republicans and Democrats praised Capt A S Ave Clare of the 16th Ohio as a strong Congressional candidate. The crowd welcomed the delegation amid a smooth event with bands Sugars Creek and Mint Valley providing music as attendees enjoyed ice water and a peaceful gathering.
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Brom Millersburg
McClure
Ohio
Congress
A. 5
Ave- Clare
Hluterabu Duncan
Billy
File
Souers
Tustara
Holmes Bounty Farmier
Sugars Creek
Mint Valley
Millersburg
Bopaio
Turing
Bids Opened for Farm Barn and Superintendent Residence
The Ohio Experiment Station board opened bids for a barn and a two story brick and stone residence for the superintendent on the farm. Numerous firms submitted proposals with the house bid exceeding the board estimate. the house bids were rejected. Prof. Aug. D. Selby of Columbus was elected Mycologist and Chemist and will begin work September 1.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Samuel Ames
Mille & Smith
Bent. Shepherd
C. A. Stare
Lambert Sellers
McClure & Smith
Howard Wise
J. Long *& Son
Chas. H. Clark
Muller & Smith
Levers Gros
D. C. Curry & Co
Archer
Ohio
C. E. Thorne
J. R. Webster
J. A. Starn
Smithville
Columbus
Selby
Ohio State University
Felby
Fraudulent Wayne county reunion card exposed by soldiers
The Wayne County soldiers and G A R members denounce a bogus card claiming a Wayne county reunion attended by a non existent "Bosen" and a pro Richards message. They warn residents and soldiers against the fraud, urging vigilance against political manipulation and urging trust in Congressman Richards.
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G. A
Wayne County
H. K. Bosen
Jth
Tr Richards
Too Bad the Hate Was Reduced so Little
A church notes efforts to raise 460 for debt fell short in harvest season meetings at the Pair Grounds. Receipts totaled 3388 00 with expenses at 375 00, leaving a surplus of 800. Singers plan concerts in nearby towns and will perform on Sabbath at the Wooster church on July 18.
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Wooster
Otto
Richard
Ias
Local papers and cheap weeklies stir debate on notices
A reader argues about newspaper pricing and the role of weekly editions in printing notices such as deaths, marriages, or announcements. The note contrasts daily papers and city notices, suggesting proximity to local life matters and the value of timely announcements.
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Democrat
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Lioné
Ikke - Taking ‘Eiéap
Geomito Forzer Fs
Tive Aberowho
Sit
A Thousand Populists in Tuscarawas County Rise
The Tuscarawas county Populist convention at Canal Dover elected Eli R. Benfer as chairman and nominated a county ticket led by Joseph Jenkins for auditor and Joseph Borne for commissioner. About 150 party members attended among 160 delegates, mostly farmers and coal miners. They endorse the 1892 national Populist platform and seek a one third salary cut for county officials. Allen Cook of Canton spoke. leaders expect about 1000 votes in the county.
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Holmes County
Holmes
Wayne
Coshocton
Icking
Tuscarawas
Tvo
Apenley
Onion
Pennsylvania
New York
Republican Party
Nations House of Representatives
Senate
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Washington City
Mae
Rowth
Sinc
Unite States
United States
Congress
Tha Treasury
Walk Street
Exechtius
New Philadelphia
Tuscarawas County
Canal Dover
Eli R. Benfer
Tuscara
Bottoms
Joseph Jenkins
Joseph Borne
Thomas Osburne
Br. J. Berkshire
Allen Cook
Canton
Tuscaraway County
Sunday Rest Lecture Sparks Wooster Debate
Rev Dr Edward Tornson urged Sunday rest as a national duty in Wooster, arguing rest boosts labor quality and health. He cited experiments, comparisons of Paris and London, and comments by leaders like Gladstone and Emperor William, urging Sabbath observance and a shift to a Sunday rest as moral and economic good.
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Wooster
Edward Tornson
Methodist
Cane
Dr. Hills
First Presbyterian Church
Thorgo
John Stuart Mtl
Thas
Paris
France
Watts
London
Gladstone
England
Sunday Congress
Wilson
Washington
United States
William
Germany
3Chicago
Chicago
California
Union
White House
Cottonfield
Thomson Orote
Sunday League of
Wilbur’ Craft
Rely
T. Bellingham
Strange Story of Return Home After 16 Years Absence
Akron officers detain a man named Maynard who cannot reveal his origins after 16 years away. He had lived in Easton, Wayne County, left his wife and two children, and returned to Akron from Clinton hiring a livery rig. His daughter lives in South Akron, and he later hired a buggy to Bar Barton claiming to be a U.S. officer seeking a man in Boston. the searched man remains unseen.
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H.E. Hardy
Akron
Baker
Birmingham
Maynard
Akron Democrat
Mason
Easton
Wayne County
Clinton
Beacon
Chatey Maynard
Hardy
John’ Powell
Barbarton
United States
Baaten
Powell
Reduced rates on gold at State of Mississippi mentions
In this fragment from a historic page, readers learn about reduced gold rates and pricing thoughts tied to a 4 A era. Names and exact dates are fragmented, with references to locations and entities unclear due to OCR gaps. The piece hints at market or trade notices affecting value and timing without clear specifics.
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Sitet
Ross W.funck
Court House
Wes & & Co
W. F. Kean
Mberty
Orlow Air Tool
Isaac Joselnon
Jasb
B. Tao
Jolnson & Taylor
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MAR’ Banetaete McClure & Smysttorneye
Atla Rooster
Wil
W. NE Kirk
Ater, Olds
Liberty
C. A. Lerch
Spectaatten- Hon & Seer
W,t. Barnes
Buckive
Larwill Streets
John A. Gann
D . Homeopatrio PR Palotan
Marefleet
Episcopal
Ana
H. A. Hart
North Market
New Lutheran
Pomb
Mostar
Eye
J. A. Stoll
A. W. Kya
Drs. Stoll & Ryall
iMlce
North County
Dr. Stoll
Beall Avenue
Bowman
Richard Elbon, Dentist
Dowling Block
Pub. Square
Wooster, Ohlo
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Great Lakes
Ripans
Ripans Chemical Co
C. Venair
Cdo
Gongeatown
Atlanta, Ga
Hoke Smith
Chandler
Livingstone
Congressi
Newton
McLure
Hiday
Ponditida
Europea
British Islands
San Francisco
Cesar
Gan
Vicksburg
Langstraat
Gettysburg
Lee
Five Forks
Nervary Pribune
Judge Upter
Billy Duncan
McCilard
Jim
Homes
Cildings
A. B
Hero
Tuscawas
Ohio State Journal Special
MIL
Lersburg
Eyeland, Wooster & Muskingum Valley
P. Kretzer
Thomas M. King
Baltmore & Ohio Co
Turnero Blican
Ft. Wayne
B.& OK
Baltimore
Hurd
Wooster National Bank
Cleveland, Wooster & Muskingum Valley
M. Rixa
Baltimore & Ohio
Lake Shore
Collinwood
Tolsdo
Erie
Muteshy
L’enpaylvania
Ft Wayne
Rouses
Railroad Company
van Wert Bakers
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