The Weekly Republican Advertisement Rates and Details
The notice promotes the Weekly Republican dated Wooster Ohio, established 1817, published every Wednesday morning. It outlines advertising rates: six months, three months, one month, and single issue options, plus a request for advertisers to use the paper’s distribution to reach local readers.
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Republican
Wooster
O. Balpred
Eustomich
Ohio
Tamamay taxes nuisance houses and reform clubs in 1894 NY scene
In New York on Friday a man connected to Tamamay hands in disorderly houses for protection testified. The Indianapolis Cleveland Club renamed as the Anti Civil Reform Democratic Club. Secretary Carlisle admitted introducing Mills to Havemeyer amid tariff talks. Memorial Day observations at Arlington highlighted Carl Merz monument dedication and John Sherman sugar trust implications. Labor turmoil in Ohio and Illinois noted with miners’ actions and ConsolIdated firm resistance amid price and rate disputes.
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New York
Indianapolis
Cleveland Club
Democratic Club
Times
McPherson
Carlisle
Havemeyer
Sugar Trust
Mills
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Sen
Hawaii
Grover
Gresham
United States Supreme Curt
Supreme Court
Cuba
Germany
Whisky Trust
Grover Cleveland
Arlington Cemetery
George Washington
Vernon. Wooster
Karl Merz
Karl Mer
Cowardly concealment of authors in anonymous notes condemned
The piece denounces anonymous newspaper notes written to avoid exposure, citing a sample from Wooster and urging the author be identified. It argues truth must face discussion, credit go to the discoverer, and presses that editors print only when facts endure scrutiny.
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Queiotoria
Pope Leo
Hera
Wooster
Pat
Press Attacks on Senators and Sugar Trust Stirring Controversy
The Cleveland Leader rails at jailed reporters for refusing to betray informants amid sugar and whisky trust ties. It accuses Senators Carlisle and others of propping the sugar schedule and tariff deals to profit the trusts, while condemning public figures and a St Louis clergyman who praised Confederacy figures. The piece cites Associated Press claims of executive harmony and questions accountability.
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Whisky
Ite
Cleveland
Gray
Sugar Trust
Rou
Cave
Richmond
Confederacy
Rosser
Cayde
Cade
St Louis
Temperance Congress Opens In New York Amid Prostitution Park Row
The International Temperance Congress convened today in the Lag tabernacle on Staten Island with Neal Dow of Marine featuring prominently. Treasury statements from Washington show current year expenditures exceed revenues by 2 million, signaling a deficit near 878 million for the year.
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New York
Joe
International Temperance U Ugress
Tuain
Lag Tabernacle
Prostitution Park
Hiaten Island
Washiyaton
Jane
Treasury
Unu
Prohibition Law Denied In Portland City Actions
Generals Neal Dojo concedes Maine liquor law not enforced in Portland. He states city leaders avoid enforcement to win votes and influence from the ram'sollerg while officials are bound by statutes to enforce the law.
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Poritiano
Neal Dojo
Portland
Maine
Ram’sollerg
Russia and Eminent Domain Doctrine Debated in Washington
Fragmentary report from Washington outlines resolutions related to Russia and eminent domain, with references to ecclesiastical concerns and a case involving Crouskopf. The note mentions action by Russia and seven treaties, detailing oversight by government committees and potential implications for international agreements.
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Washington
Donfry Crouskopf
Ecclesias Ee Phillene
Russia
Breckinridge Knocked On Again in Washington May 28
Judge has prosecuted the motion for Colonel Brock. The brief entry notes Breckinridge faced renewed proceedings in Washington on May 28 as part of ongoing legal actions. The document provides only a fragmentary update with limited names and context.
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Washinaton
Judley
Broc
Prisoners Move Toward Columbus in Striped Suits
Sheriff Smith and his son escorted James C. Wiggins and Dr W yown to Columbus. A crowd gathered at the depot as the prisoners, handcuffed, departed after brief remarks. Wiggins claimed others know more about the shooting of Mackey, while Brown spoke of no details, destined for the Ohio Penitentiary to begin long terms.
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Sheriff Smith
Frank Smith
Columbus
James C. Wiggins
Docter W. Yown
Wiggins
Tux
Brown
Moon
Mackey
Ohio Penitentiary
First Jurors in Service Lmler the New Law Programme for '9
The article lists the first jurors drawn for service under the new jury law, with names and townships including J. J Buchwalter Baughman township and Wm F Deer Second ward Wooster. It notes political developments, market hints, and local notices about appointments and disappearances amid a busy page.
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Lmler
Arobate Court
J. J Buchwalter
Baughman Township
Wm F .Deer
Second Ward
Wooster
John K Saltsman
Congress
Congress Township
E W. Redding
Smithville
Fleming A Reed
Paint Township
Armstrong Brown
Palit
Green Township
Henry Stoller
Chippewa Township
Il J Smith
Wayne Township
Ira Hindman
Franklin Township
Anderson Adair
Isaac Schriber
Wm. H Duckle
Third Ward
J. W Smith
Chester Township
Unhappy Brethren Despots in Cosh octon Holmes Licking
In Ohio districts plat political contests widen as Republican figures gear up to challenge Democratic majorities. Reports from Wayne and Licking counties describe factions, nominations, and opposition to Congressman Richards, with names like A S McClure and J A W Richards shaping the early campaign chatter for the Seventeenth District convention at Millersburg.
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Grover Cleveland
Congress
WoosTeEn
Republcan
Millersburg
James A. D. Richard A
Wayne County
Jacob Frick
Wooster
Ohio State Journal
A. S. McClure
Harry McClarrap
Given
Bryeou
E Lucas
Doylestown
Frank Gnfith
Orryile
Charles Smith
Creston
Richards
Orrville
Old Boy In Blue
McClure
Old Eighteenth
Judge Nicholas Attacks Tariff Policy in Speech
Judge John D. Nicholas denounced the tariff policy of the party during the convention, vowing free silver and signaling opposition to Congressman Richards. His vigorous arraignment drew cheers though gang politicians silenced him at times, sparking talk of heavy Democratic defections this fall.
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Richa
John D. Nicholas
Richards
Judge Nicholas
Hig
Judge Nicolas
Mr. Richards
In the Country notices and local events
Jacob Miller visits his grandfather in Michigan. Sunday school will give a concert on June 17. Correll family reunion planned near Wooster on June 13. Various local notes include political humor, wool prices, and community travels. Memorial services honor soldiers with cemetery ceremonies and a community procession.
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Jacob Miller
Michigan
Herman
M. K
Correll
J. M. Correll
Wooster
Grover
Democratic Party
Local Notes Include Social Calls and School Events
Community updates report visitors from Wooster and Creslock and a hospital case from Geo W. Ikelowey. Decorations at Congress, orations by Hart and Metz, and Miss Ettie Carlis’s declamation mark a patriotic program. Children’s Day plans, a tea for the Missionary Society, and a family reunion at Henry Herman’s are noted along with a cholera infant illness and various local calls.
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Jane
Ik Lowey
McKee
Congress
H. A. Hart
A. D. Metz
Wooster
Shaver
Ettie Carlis
Pansy Sheppard
Mr. Missionary Society
Hiram W. Lehr
I’resbyterian
MJ F& Church
Wall
Samuel J Dulin
Canaan Township
Eliza Carlin
Charles Taylor
Anna
Jet
Cracor Ry
Henry Flerman
Misa Itheda Herman
Till
Coal and Rail Disruptions across WV and Cripple Creek
A string of mining and railway disruptions spreads across West Virginia and Colorado. Bridges cut supply lines force coal trains to halt. authorities mobilize troops as miners resist and demand immunity. Miners at Powellton clash with gunfire amid bloodhounds sought. crane tension rises over Norfolk and Western coal shipments.
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Weelistoox
Hoy
Orfolk and Western Railway
West Virginia
Denver
Waite
Cripple Creek
Watte
Shariff Bowers
McCook
Praanapolis
Sullivan
Farmer
Kelburi
Republican Gains in Illinois and Oregon Vote Surge
In Quincy Illinois on June 6 the State Supreme Court race yielded a sweeping Republican victory with Joseph N Carter leading Oscar f Bonney by 4 230 votes as Prohibitionist and Populist support aligned for Carter Oregon reports on June 4 show a strong Republican surge with Lord as likely governor and party control expanding in both houses. The piece notes dramatic district shifts since 1892 and signals a broader Republican ascendancy across Illinois and Oregon.
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Cleveland
Quincy
Ill
Supreme Court
Joseph N Carter
Oscar F. Bonney Carter
Menard
Bonney & Majorty
Carter
McDonald
Sul Washhil
Polrlasd
ORF
the Plate
Lord It
Republcan
Seaman Hep Oi
Lairst Ditrict
Bilis Kep
Secont
Oregon
Unclear fragmentary text mentions May, Wayne, and court-like names
Fragmentary OCR text records names such as May Wayne and Squire amid scattered phrases about adults, a mother and a ceremony. No coherent event or outcome is readable to describe a clear news item.
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Antzi
Darel
Wayne
Dames de Zariig
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