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Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1891

Page

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Miners and Troops Face Off Over Convict Lease Crisis

In Tennessee during July, Governor Buchanan moves to call an extra legislature session to modify or abolish the convict lease system as miners at Coal Creek threat to hold out. Troops converge, convicts are moved, and Nashville and Knoxville await orders amid mounting tensions and planned arbitration.

Knoxville Tenn Briceville Buchanan Rifles Washille Nashville Light Artillery Stone River Guards Shelbyville Guards Suwanee Guards Coal Creek Sevier Oster Chattanooga Lookout Mountain Guards Exnoxville Coal Creek Valley Cty Governa Omer Tennessee Anderson County Buchanan

Turmoil in East Tennessee as mining strike turns violent

About 400 armed strikers attacked guards at Briceville freeing fifty convicts from Nashville. Governor Buchanan dispatched militia from Knoxville, promising to uphold the law while miners claim famine pressure. Troops held the line as East Tennessee braces for further clashes and potential releases from Oliver Springs.

Knoxvule Tenn Tomers Hare Nashville Bruceville Buchanan Chattamega Knoxville Bneeville Braceville Coal Creek Valley Briceville Rome

Arkansas Uprising Over Tennessean Convict Labor Policy

In Little Rock on July 23 protests spread from Tennessee labor troubles to Arkansas. A mass meeting denounced the penitentiary lessee system and called to nullify state contracts, including the insane asylum project. Threats of armed resistance against convict labor accompanied growing unease.

Arkansas Little Rock Tennessee

Joel Chandler Harris Red Hair Claim

The remark notes that Joel Chandler Harris known as Uncle Remus is described as having red hair, an unusual feature highlighted in the discussion.

Joel Chandler Harris Uncle Remus

Why Hood's Sarsaparilla Rules as Popular Medicine

The ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla for proven merit and unequal cures, praising honesty, economy, and strength, claiming it is the day’s most successful medicine. It mentions Kidney disease strain and a product promise, urging readers to try “Pills and Root” with guaranteed positive effects. Zimmerman sells it.

Hood

Stonewall Jackson Monument Unveiled at Lexington

The Stonewall Jackson bronze monument was unveiled in Lexington Virginia amid elaborate ceremonies. Wade Hampton presided as General James A. Walker led the procession. a Virginia Military Institute officer delivered the oration. The statue depicts Jackson in Confederate dress with field glasses and sword atop a granite pedestal.

Lexington Stonewall Jackson South United States Manaasas Bull Ran Jackson Stonewall Lee Confederate Congress Stonewall Brigade Barade Virginia Rockbridge Hatchy James A Walker Wade Hampton James A. Walter Sts Seawall Y Brigade George H Stmart Society of the Anny and Navy of Confederate States Maryland Southern Society New York Camp Lee Richmond Seneral Jackson J A. Early Stonewad Jokson Thomasc Souames Virginia Military Creneral Jackson Wwine Jton Christian Fhearne Valentine

Explosion at Burlington shop in Plattsmouth wrecks city

A locomotive explosion at the Burlington shop in Plattsmouth caused extensive damage with debris raining over the city. Engineer Hasmer and fireman John Hardrulm were injured as the shop and surrounding area suffered severe destruction. The incident remains under investigation with unclear motives.

Omdna Burlington Plattsmouth Hasmer An En Neer John Hardrulm

Underground Rapid Transit Plan for New York

The rapid transit commission decides underground routes for East Side and West Side projects with a dual deck or four tracks option near Ninety ninth Street. Construction plans aim to determine the safest and most expedient underground system layout.

New York Rapid Transi Commissiay Ninety Ninth Street

Prohibition Trial Highlights Local Court Ruling

Merinprx Connecticut July 24 Adam Lasoter arrested for stealing $200 from Croamwell farmer Arthur Edwards. Mrs Edwards hid the money in a Bible. Lotter took it and fled. Judge Winter sustains indictment against John Icker for selling liquor, a test case. White proclaims the prohibitory law unconstitutional.

Merinprx Conn Adam Lasoter Arthur Edwards Edwards Tc Lang

Revolt Over Wage Clause in local union lodges

Puddle workers in the district demand removal of a clause raising helpers' wages from a new bill. Members of several lodges of the Amalgamated Association refuse to pay dues until advisory committee action or a meeting called by Press Weihe.

Police warn cigar stores to halt Sunday sales

Notices warn cigar retailers and drug stores to discontinue selling cigars and confectionery on Sundays. Advertisements cite remedies for catarrh with Ely’s Cream Balm claimed by customers K W Willard and J C Olmstead as effective.

Hartree Gare Cies

Jeweled Stomacher Shines At New York Wedding

Readable text notes a jeweled stomacher used in a wedding setting in New York. The fragment highlights fashion and jewelry worn by a bride or guest, suggesting a lavish display.

Canceis New York

Carpenter Powers Injured From Roof Fall in Des Moines

M. S. Powers, a carpenter, fell from a house roof in East Des Moines and sustained a painful serious wrist sprain. He cured it with one bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm, priced at $5 per bottle. Sold by Koller and Wilson, druggists. July

M. S. Powers Des Moines Iowa Chamberlain Koller & Wilson Drugeiste

Liver Regulator Endorsed by Physicians and Druggists

A historic note shows four medicines named Liver Regulator endorsed and used by physicians and druggists, with Simmons cited among supporters as a trusted medical remedy.

Piysiplanes Simmons

Skin grafts from fifteen donors used on girl in Pa case

In Reapine, Pennsylvania, Dr John Edge performed a novel grafting on a girl named Tracer who lost most calf flesh. He drew skin from fifteen people and even attempted grafting chicken skin, tattooed with india ink, to test viability and color, with the aim of lasting over 100 hours.

Another Sensation in Elliott Murder Case

July 23 report from Catamats says Bill Eliott facing murder charges in the Albert C Osborne case. Prosecutor Huling outlines argument while threats and a Jack the Ripper style note target lawyer and judge. Detectives pursue the author of several ominous messages signed J Ripper.

Catamats Bill Eliott Albert C Osborne Huling Ives Danse Denit Basheal Ju V1 Haling Waling Otta Judge Pugh Pugh Smives Weard J Ripper

Cape May Doings at Cape May Meeting With President

Secretary Foster arrives at Cape May to discuss treasury matters with the president. Topics include appointments and continued $9,000,000 of 4 percent bonds, with banks active in funding. Silver question and annual report tone may be touched on. The president nominates Henry E Nichols for navy commander and signs a postmaster commission for Theodore Beak. The president’s sister Mrs Eaton arrives with Mrs Dimmick and grandchildren. Deacons White arrives.

Cary Foster Treasury Congress Henry E Nichols United States Navy Pennsylvania Theodore Beak Hampsville Eaton

Tomato Trust Seeks Widespread Canner Pact

A Chicago broker promotes a tomato trust aiming to bar sales below 25 cents a dozen. He scouts the country to sign canners to contracts, offering up to 60 percent advance on value in exchange for directing their tomato sales. About 1500 canners exist, and many may resist joining the deal.

St Louis Temato Trust Chicago

Jealousy Fire Destroys $600 Pocketbook Mystery

In Zanesville Ohio on July 23 Charles A Underwood lost a pocketbook with $600. A teamster found it but later claimed he misplaced it. Investigations revealed he had been drinking and his wife found the money and another woman's picture, then burned them in a jealous fit.

Zanesville, O Charles A Underwood

Brooklyn cigar dealer attempts suicide. saved

August L Walters came to Jersey City to end his life and kept a record of his sensations as a scientific note. His plan was detected and his life saved. He denies any attempt to shoot Missie Molesworth in Uhrichsville where a delivery clerk accidentally discharged a pistol at Greenlee's store, injuring her wrist.

Jersey City Brooklyn August L. Walters Missite Molesworth Uhrichsville

Of Course It's a Woman Motherhood and Destiny

An image heavy article touts the influence of motherhood on nations and promotes Dr. Vierce of Buffalo and his Favorite Prescription. It claims the remedy cures nervousness neuralgic pains bearing-down pains irregularities and other female ailments with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.

Vierce Buffalo

Dyspepsia Sufferers Endure Pain, Simmons Liver Regulator Promoted

An advertisement urges readers to take Simmons Liver Regulator to cure dyspepsia. The copy casts the product as a relief for chronic indigestion and related stomach discomfort.

Simmons Liver Regulator Perera Porto Portugal K James Darchester Mass Ayers Bot Grod Burwellville, Va

Secretaries Claims on Treasury and Foreign Capital In Politics

The People's Party secretary asserts the national treasury holds 7650 billion dollars but bankers will not release it, fearing market collapse. He attacks foreign capitalists and railroads, argues for industrial independence, and notes the treasury's 2000 million of 4 percent due. He calls for drastic measures against paper money and reveals party appeals and state party actions.

National Treasury Mirwacrer People's Party Schilling England United States Europe Western Union Telegraph Company Honda Thy Peoples Party

Drawbacks on Sugar Washisat July 23

Assistant Secretary Spaulding informs New York Customs that sugar refined from imported sugar with duties paid under the March 3 1883 tariff will be allowed a drawback when used in confectionery and exported under proper entries. Drawback rates apply with a 1 percent sugar deduction: granulated and stove dried sugar $0.260 per pound and undried sugar above No 20 Dutch standard and below $0.184 per pound.

Washisat Spaulding New York

Cold Winter Predicted by Connecticut Weather Prophet

Norwich Conn July 26 The Connecticut weather prophet predicts next winter will be long and cold due to an unusually large nut crop, he affirms.

Norwich Connecticut

Nebraska political clash over Thayer and gubernatorial election

The article reports on Nebraska Republicans Democrats and Alliance factions split over whether Acting Governor Thayer can be ousted this fall before a successor is elected. It notes calls to nominate a governor candidate, the attorney general’s opinion being sought, and the drive to elect a chief justice, with potential Supreme Court reconsideration if the election result prompts it. It also mentions Washington Park club’s pride in the 1803 American Derby stakes rising to 50 000.

Nashville Buchanan Bri J. L. Weakley Capitol Springfield Franklin Murfrees Shelbyville Tullaha Sewanee Clarksville Lebanon Memphis Acksoon Chattanooga Buchanay Washington Light Artillery Knoxville Picketts Anderson County Rutherford Briceville Ass Posse Omana Republican Supreme Court Thayer Boyd Thayer Allince Watson Republican State Committee Republican Party State Committee Democrate Alliance Supreme Court Washington Park Club

Trade reports show mixed improvements across sectors

Reports from New York and other cities indicate generally favorable trade conditions with gains in boots and shoes, wool, and dry goods. Leather, hardware, and jewelry show variable strength, while banking is tight in the south and business failures rise in the United States and Canada.

New York Dunit Co Boston Philadelphia Cincinnati Detroit Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Minneapolis St. Louis Ilinois Kansan City South Little Banke Alabama New Orleans Savannah Palatka Tubaccs Key West Florida United States Canada

Blaine Illness Seen Not Serious by St Louis Specialist

The St Louis specialist Dr Henry H Mudd, now in San Francisco, says in 1887 Blaine was treated for pneumonia and showed no kidney disease. His brother corroborates that examination would have exposed any kidney trouble and asserts Blaine had no such ailment.

Lows Blaine St. Louis R . Kenna Brother

Skeleton Find Sparks 18th Century Race Theories

Local historians theorize the Lake region skeleton may belong to white settlers killed in the French and Indian War era. The fragmentary report mentions a skull and femur found near Chantanqua and hints at a controversial racial motive discussed by residents.

Jamie Steven Cliaim Ahr Weiterr van Thig Hota Jascot

German Diagh New Year Cantata Event in New York

A New Year celebration organized by German associations in New York will hold a cantata contest at Arion hall to honor German day. Prize competition invites U S residents to compose and set to music the inns and words of a cantata to be performed on January day. Invitations go to Dudley Buck J Rosenthal Arion still Walter Dam reset and Theodore Thomas for musical guidance and literary experts.

William Steinwar Richard Katvenmayer Feschwatzchilds Waltham Schwab Fo Pfaff Peter Tertech Lo Hats Anes Cotatter New York Siyen Qetelwro Arion Hall United States Mesars Dudley Buck J Rosenthal Arion Still Walter Damreset Theodore Thomas Oid Messrs Julius Croebel Bernard Koemngoffert Joseph Zeaner

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