Cleveland speaks as Hill backs Democratic convention
Cleveland plans to address the Presidential situation while Hill reportedly backs another Democratic convention and nomination. The piece notes a foreign exchange protection need of 50 to 75 million, and cites the New York Staats Zeitung backing McKinsey and Hobart. It warns of a scheme to consolidate votes and plunder through a national committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hill
New York
New York Staats Zeitung
United States
McKinsey and
Hobart
Ermans
Tooell
Critique of Democratic Demands on Republican Protection Policy
The passage mocks Democrats and Whitney, arguing it would force the Republican Party to surrender protection and reciprocity. It contends Whitney and his associates fail their professed principles unless their votes support the protections they seek, exposing their rhetoric as insincere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
Bryan
Democratic Party
Republican rally frames protection and wages debate at Pittsburg
The article reports McKinley addressing about 300 glass workers at the national convention in Pittsburg, praising protection, reciprocity, and parity. It contrasts this with Bryanism and silver politics, notes Populist and middle-of-the-road reactions, and cites Igna tus Donnelly, Charles Lane, and Watson in Washington as parts of the unsettled 1896 political scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Glass Workers
Pittsburg
St. Louis Convention Echoes on Bryan and Silver Plans
The piece critiques the national convention’s handling of Bryan, labeling the move as machine politics. Elkins calls the St Louis ticket a “bashaw” arrangement, arguing Bryan on the Populist ticket will push many Democrats to the Republicans as three months remain before election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bashaw
Elkins
West Virginia
St. Louis
Watson
Bryan
Sewall
Chicago Democrats
Elking
Siiver
Greeley
Chicago
Subscriptions Up In Towns For Electric Railroad
Towns share in the Cleveland to Massillon electric railway project grows. Smithville reports 60 of 850 shares subscribed toward a $3,000 quota. Seville has $2,000 pledged, Orrville also active, while Massillon may be asked to fund about $15,000 of the 20 percent route raise. Route shifts through Orrville and Dalton to Massillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
Wooster
Seville
Orrynle
Crescent
Cleveland
Masaillon
Massillon
Orrville
Dalton
Mt. Eaton
West Lebanon
Brookfield
Wooster Wedding Unites Zoe Snyder and Prof Maurer
In Wooster 1896 a grand wedding connected Misa Zoe Snyder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Snyder to Prof William G. Maurer of Salem Ohio. The home on Spink Street hosted 85 guests with Mendelssohn music, floral decor, and a formal Episcopal influenced ceremony led by Rev. P. T. Graham. The couple's reception included a lap supper and a station sendoff with rice. The bride is a Wooster high school and Wooster University alumna. the groom, Bolivar Ohio native, Wooster University 1891 graduate and now Salem high principal. They plan a honeymoon to Buffalo Niagara Falls and Chautauqua, returning to Wooster in two weeks then to Salem by Sept. 1.
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Wooster
Misa Zoe
R. 8.Snyder
Wm. G. Maurer
Salem
Spink Street
Mendelssohn
Misa Helen Jeffries
John Overholt
Randall Barrett
Charles H.atkinson
Clarissa
O'Neil
Sandusky
William Graham
Cleveland
Ethel Roberts
P. T. Graham
Brooklyn Methodist Church
W. W. Criley
Zoe Snyder
Wooster University
Thea Groom
Maurer
Bolivar
Ohio
Notable names from Ohio travel group list
Rev. P. F. Graham and wife Will Graham and Mise Ethel Fish of Cleveland Mrs. Lease and Prof. H. Atkinson of Salem Capt. Geo. Maurer and wife of New Philadelphia William Amos of Sidney Misses Lottie and Mary Maurer and F. G. Maurer of Bolivar Charles Borles and wife of Lodi
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Graham
Will Graham
Mise Ethel Fish
Cleveland
Thunder storms set multiple farms ablaze near Dalton and Seville
A July storm destroyed John H Tachanty’s bank barn southeast of Dalton, wiping out 4 buildings on site after a lightning strike. The fire destroyed 25 sheaves of wheat, 100 bushels of grain, hay and oats, with 4 stock lost and $4,000 estimated loss. Insurance covered both contents and building. Seville saw two more fires including a bank barn and a livery stable housing 13 sleighs. No injuries reported. several properties burned with substantial losses and no insurance on some. Sterling reports burglaries and more lightning strikes, but most barns saved with minor damage. Weather hindered oats as rains persist.
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John H. Tachanty
Dalton
sSonnenterg Co
Vschantz
Seville
Sterling
WoosTren
Theron Taylor
Wm. Beard
Verner Accepts North Platte Call from Applecreek Pastor
The Rev A W Verner long pastor of Applecreek Presbyterian church has accepted a call by the Presbyterian church of North Platte Nebraska. Wooster nine defeated Millersburg 12 to 6 yesterday. Minglewoods of North Lawrence lost 4 to 1 at Ashland blamed on umpire Williams and manager Otter.
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A. W. Verner
Applecreek Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church of
North Platte
Wooster
Millersburg
Minglewoods
North Lawrence
Ashland
Williams
Otter
Sonnenberg Weather and Local Happenings Highlight Rain
In Sonnenberg July weather brings heavy rains delaying cutting of ripe crops. Noah King has organized two singing classes at Sonnenberg school district with Mr. King praised as a capable music teacher. Barberton trip disrupted by downpours. Peter J. Amatutz welcomes a daughter's birth at home amid rumors of a forthcoming grand Sonnenberg wedding.
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Noah King
Sonnenberg
Mr. King
Emner Ruff
N. D. Moses
Barberton
Peter J. Amatutz
Nogbopy
Lewis Stout
St. Mary’s
Johnnie Stout
Sims
Canaan
Veterans and locals note in July obits and harvests
July 25 obituary for Abraham Hershey, former orderly sergeant of Co. G, 120th O. V. I., death after a tumor. post mortem planned and Easton interment. Also reports a baby’s death, pneumonia case, and rain delays hampering cata crop harvest. Community updates from Forest Grove mention a July 16 wedding, farm work, camp meetings, and local travels among residents.
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Abraham Hershey
O. V
Hershey
Easton
O. F. Etling
Pear Marshallville
John Esvy
Henry Saysinger
Forest Grove
Camp
July 27 Contest at Wayne church awards medals
A Saturday night event at Wayne church organized by Prof Barns drew a large audience as contestants performed well. Judges Gf Woner and J H Dickason of Wooster presided. Miss Minnie Zaver sang a solo, and Milas Zella Naftzger took second place. The Anslor gold medal contest is set for August 8 at West Canaan church. Afterwards Mr and Mrs Wilson visited the McDonald family, as Harris McDonald and Arthur Hemperly rode out.
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Hiram W. Lehr
H. Still
Henry’ Lehr
Ada
Althea Holmes
Toledo
Howard
Blanche Jennis
Lodi
L. Bonewit
C. J. Warner
James M. Brown
Ashland
A. C
Liberia
Africa
Epworth League
M. E. Church
West
J. Musser
Wooster
Congress
John C. Zimmerman
Geo
McCormick
Fred Kinney
Harry Horn
Will Curry
Flo Bsibbett
Greet
Porin
Florence Dunlap
Lula Aia
Grace Dunlap
Jease Miller
Canton
Jmianche Koblunon
Hunsberger
Funk
Gnas Vogel
South Tompson
Leary Vogel
Simmit
Atsn
Lakeye
Sadia Burg
abAtle Smithy
Crroase
Freday
Wayne Church
Milas Zella Naftzger
Ansl
West Canaan Church
Misa Wilson
Near
Jefferson
McDonald
Hugh Johnson
Harris McDonald
Arthur Hemperly
Centennial picnic tale and local town chatter
The column notes a bustling week with a correspondents picnic touted as the season’s event while residents discuss harvest delays from heavy rains. Visitors include Mrs. Wheeler of Dakota and cousins Edna and Edith Gearhart. others report health, politics, and trips to Canton, Massillon, and Beach City camp meetings.
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Bing
Sam Feightner
Wheeler
Dakota
Owens
Mabel Snyder
Burbank
Edna
Edith Gearhart
Q. W. Fraizer
Armatrong Station
Houman
Katharine Free
Belle
Doylestown
Old Homestead
Will Armstrong
Shaker Digestive Cordial Promoted for Indigestion
An advertisement urges readers to treat indigestion by aiding digestion with Shaker Digestive Cordial. The tonic is described as delicious and healthful, made from medicinal plants and wine, with trial bottles available at druggists for 10 cents.
Notable Easton Civil War Soldier Hershey Dies At 1 AM
Abraham Hershey, Civil War veteran of Lo. Gi 120th O V I, dies after liver illness. He served 1862 to 1863, fought at Chickasaw Bluffs and Vicksburg, funeral at U B church. John Evey dies nearby, Lutheran service in Doylestown. Centennial Decoration Committee secures a log cabin for Square, locals donate support and decoration plans progress.
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Inent
United Brethren’ Church
Easton
Arthur Dennis
Fere
Abraham Hershey
Geo
Erie
N. A. Geisinger
Columbia Co
D. E. Spade
John Bvyey
Hershey
Doylestown
Ruttman
Jake
Cleveland
Highland Park
Wooster Rertoricas Easton
U. B. Church
Myndsy Ir
Lo. Gi
120Th Regiment
Chickasaw Bluffs
Miss
Arkansas Post
Ark
Magnolia Hill
Miss. Snaggy Point
Serge
Vicksburg
Fortiskely
Ais
John Evey
Evey
Jane Burton
Squire
Hatfeld
Wallace Township
Elliott & Wacker
Samuel Lightcap
Wacker
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