Incomplete Ohio Post Office Public Notice Fragments
Fragmentary OCR shows names Beerleth State Samuel M Taylor A Shauol Mont hoo Commissioner Oscar J Cor Guernsey Mon Board of Public Works Ob Arles E of Pickaway.
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Samuel M. Taylor
He Sas
A. Shauol
Monthoo
Oscar J. Cor
Guernsey
Mon Board of Public Works
OB Arles E, OE
Pickaway
Wayne County Republican Primary Election Announcement 1894
The Republicans of Wayne County will hold a primary election at usual places on August 11 1894 from 1 to 8 p m to select candidates for prosecuting attorney county commissioners infirmary director and coroner for the November general election. Secretary chairman Lure P C dirven, Secy.
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Wayne. CO
Wayne County
Lure
Dirven
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County Candidates Announced For County Commissioner Race
Notices authorize J M Brenneman Sugar Creek township to run as a Republican candidate for County Commissioner. J J Hickey Wooster and Ross Wack Wooster named as candidates for Prosecuting Attorney. G W Borshey Chignens township listed for Sheriff. J W Christy withdraws from candidacy citing business concerns. Discussion includes remarks on campaign frauds and Sugar speculation with references to Gray committee and national political figures.
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Caer
J. Pocock
Con Waship
J. M Brenneman
Sugar Creek Township
Frosecuting
John Jack Ihney
Wooster
G. W Borshey
Chignens Township
Beriff
Neget
J. W. Christy
Lin
Cleveland’s Letter Probed on Senate Tariff Bill Approval
A Cleveland figure claims the Senate tariff bill reached the President and the Secretary of the Treasury before passage and received their approval. The alleged letter to Wilson attacking Senators is noted as part of the controversy within his party.
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Gorman
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Wilson
Leyéland
Vilas
Carlisle
J. Floyd King
Louisiana
New Orleans
Grover
Cleveland and Senate split over tariff reform and party loyalties
A Civil War era clash unfolds as the President and lawmakers trade charges of perfidy and vanity. Cleveland’s letter draws harsh rebukes while a Missouri Democrat scorns both sides, calling the defense a desperate murder‑case spectacle and urging a tough stance on tariff reform.
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Cleveland
New York
West
Hill
Missouri Democrat
Party split over tariff bill and Cleveland’s stance
The Senate bitterly debates the McKinley tariff and Cleveland’s opposition. West and others challenge the President’s reach into Congress while Lloyd, Carlisle, and Vilas argue about sugar duties, free coal and iron, and party dis honor amid the laboring amendments.
Free Coal on the U S Coal List Debate Winds Up
Dem Senator Pugh of Alabama commented on Cleveland's coal policy tied to Whitney and Lamont investments in Nova Scotia. The Whitmey Lamont group bought mines via Charles E. Bell, with options past the 1892 elections. John E Russell declared confidence that coal would be on the free list regardless of bill, stirring questions about lobbyist insight and party power dynamics.
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Ohio State Board of Commerce backs survey for Lake Erie canal
C D Firestone of Columbus urged the Ohio State Board of Commerce to favor a United States survey across Ohio for a Lake Erie to Ohio River ship canal. He warned inland cities may soon need Lake Erie water, noting experiments to secure imp water failed.
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Aqueduct Proposal Beside Ship Canal For Centuries
A historic suggestion outlines building an immense aqueduct parallel to the ship canal to supply cities and towns. Proponents claim a massive, arable structure could endure for centuries, similar to ancient aqueducts still in use after 2,000 years.
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Sailengineers
Cleveland and tariff wars ripple through Congress
A sweeping literary survey depicts Grover Cleveland clashing with Congress over tariff policy and party loyalty. It notes Gorman's barbs, Gresham's Korea stance, and debates on free trade. The piece questions whether Cleveland wields real constitutional power and hints at internal Democratic rifts and political scheming.
Mil ton township liquor sale rejected by 42 vote margin
Local option election in Mil ton township reports 238 votes. 130 opposed liquor sales, 98 in favor, 10 marked incorrect and counted out, yielding a 42 vote majority against sale. Other items note family visits, deaths, and local fire incident near Shreve.
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Milton Township
James Brown
Congreas
Wayne County
D. H. Campbell
E. Holmes
Congress
John Morgan
Shreve
Atsperk
Samuel
Haml
Copley
Jacob Swain
Methodist Episcopal Church
Doylestown Sunda
Miller
Doylestown
Swain
Catharine Mashall
Dariville
Local notes and events from Canaan and vicinity
Community updates record harvest progress and crops, church and school events, social gatherings, visitors, and family news across Dalton, Orrville, and nearby towns. Mentions of reunions, picnics, sermons, temperance socials, and transportation, with several personal visits and health notes among residents.
Adams express office at Apple Creek reopened
All Around Wayne County reports a busy string of local notes from Doylestown to Smithville. W. E. Cline of Doylestown sold 8000 quarts of raspberries while Empire Works, also in Doylestown, shut down for summer vacation. Coal drilling occurs near Mt Faton on Marshall’s farm. Local residents change jobs, open galleries, attend weddings, and report minor accidents and town events across Shreve and surrounding villages.
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Beaver
J. W. Brown
Doylestown
Roy Thorley
Findlay
Wi. W
Burgan
Rand
D. W. Johnson
New Castle Va
Warner
J. 2. Brown
Wm. F. Meee
Rittman
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Iss Jannie Brown
Washington, Pa
Joss Good and Family
Pleasant Valley
Facklerani
Rhoda
Red Haw
West Salem
McQuaid
Morris
Uatella
Friens
Shreve
Wm. Felger
Orrville
Walls
Fargo Express Company
Thomas Orr
George Straits
Airs
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Orville
Barbara Springer
Berke
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Robert Moore
Lexington University
Fredericksburg
Frank Holmes
Jydis Gindlesperger
Nellie Wright
Louis
Max Weslow
John Gates,Jr
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Kochs
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W. H. Wright and Son
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Smithville
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U. S
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Mhich Avenue
Wadsworth Salt Company
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Wayne County
Ubi
Canaan
Wayne Townships
John J. Fand
Philip Markley
Sail
County Treasury
Gorman’s Senate Tariff Battle Fends Off President Letter
The scene in the United States Senate featured Senator Gorman delivering a prolonged critique of the presidents letter amid a heated tariff bill debate. He outlined the bill’s history, pressed for confirmations from fellow senators, and defended Democratic strategy while noting the administration’s influence on the measure.
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