Wayne County Republican primaries and national politics summary
The piece notes Wayne County Republicans nominate candidates for the July 11, 1896 primaries amid Democratic and silver Democrat tensions. It references Judge Patrick and the Tuscarawas delegation, Grover Cleveland and William McKinley politics, a Chicago convention outlook, St Louis storm damage, Ohio election reforms, J W Cassingham’s Congress bid, Judge Nichols opposition, and the 8,700 signature hurdle for the new National party petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
J. W. Cassingham
Coshocton County
Wooster
Judge Nichols
Cassingham
Prohibitionista
Silver County
New National Party
Ohio
University Notes and Senior Contests at Commencement Week
Eight post graduate degrees announced for this year as alumni events and commencements unfold. The Epité storm did not dampen attendance for the university oratorio The Creation by the English Lutheran church chorus, heard by 400. The Willard Society program in Kauke Chapel drew a full audience with solos by Francis E. Benham and piano accompaniment by Alice Fairestone, as Class Day and junior contests are reported with notable prize winners Sophia Lyon Carey Gregory Clark Parrett and Miss Bear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia B. Lyon
Carey E. Gregory
Clark
Parrett
Ouur
Mary EK
Heer
Miss Lyon
Gregory
Miss Bear
Gaston
D.C
Cleveland
Charles Krichbaum
Canton
Walter H. Reynolds
Chicago
Ill
Willard Society
Kauke Chapel
Francis E. Benham
Alice Fairestone
Local Visitors and Weekend Activities Reported in Wayne County
June 8 notes Mrs Kilgore and Mrs O Donald of New Philadelphia visiting sister Mrs A J OTA. Cantonian Joe Sakbtaon visits CLS Yaris of Savannah Ohio. both spending time with friends in Wayne County. Sunday school group planning an entertainment for Sunday morning June 14. last week’s visit noted. Beebe's offers new shirt waists at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilgore
O'Donald
New Philadelphia
A. J. ‘Ota
Joe Sakbtaon
Canton
Cls
Yaris
Savannah
Wayne County
IM. E
Infinity
Beebe’s
Mre Brandt
Maple Grove Cemetery
McKee
Gil
Cacton
Misa McKee
Israel Heylman
Geneva
Ohio
C. V. McKee
Ed Eason
Joe Hines
Morrland
Bert Stauffter
Hoy Case
Wayne Allaman
Dallas Wharton
Clinton Township
Maple Grove
Plain Township Spring Convention and Local Notices
Plain township Sunday School Association held its spring convention in the Lutheran church with strong attendance and engaging recitations. Officers were reelected. Children’s Day observed. a Grandma Brandt obituary notes a long, Christian life. A second notice reports the Disciple church children’s exercises, social planned by Christian Endeavor Society, and a tragic railroad accident involving Thomas Reed near Rowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacbleyville
Plain Township
Dr. Yeater
Baker
Warner
Edith Gill
Mary Houser
Alta Ryland
G. E. Kean
Mr. Warner
Geo. Plasterer
The
Christian Church
Maple Grove Cemetery
Rebecca Brandt
W. W. Armstrong
Rebecca Caldwell
York Co
I.a
John Brandt
Ohio
M E. Church
John McNabb
A. C. Swart
Jeromeville
Brandt Casper
Swart
East Liberty
Railroad extension plans gain momentum in Ohio
H B Camp reports encouraging progress on a railroad extension tied to his Tile Plant venture. In Wooster he updated public meetings that Cleveland Akron and Columbus Railroad talks are favorable, agreeing to furnish cars on a mileage basis without committing to construction. Developments proceed carefully yet rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Camp
Wooster
Cleveland
West Lebanon
Cleveland, Akron & Columbus Railroad
New Pastor Installed at United Presbyterian Church
The United Presbyterian church welcomed Rev. Dr. J. C. Campbell from Lowell, Mass. in a full service ceremony with Rev. Foster and Rev. Martin delivering charges. A reception followed with remarks by Dr. Criley, Rev. Beck, and Rev. Read. The Mansfield Presbytery Woman's Missionary Association meets in Wooster next week, with sessions and addresses planned for June 17 and 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Campbell
Lowell
Mass
United Presbyterian Church
Foster
Mansfeld
Martin
Millersburg
W. W. Criley
E. M. Beck
E.a.read
Campbell
Wooster
Woman's Missionary Association of Mansfield
United Presbyterian Church of
Weshaw
J K Alexander
D. D. Asyoot
Egypt
Mansfield
Dalton
Millereburg
Bomb Thunder In Barcelona Corpus Christi Parade
A bomb exploded during the Corpus Christi procession in Banogiona Barcelona killing six and wounding about 60. Panic spread as crowds fled toward Santa Maria del Mar. Police recovered 80 bomb fragments. motive and perpetrator remain unknown. Separate dispatch notes state New Kimmel law feesyielded 15000 total to state treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banogiona
Spain
Santa Maria del Mar
Wooster Notes Highlight Local Plans And Incidents
Wooster Camp will be named after Harry McClarran. Epworth League convention program printed for Tuesday and REPUBLICAN weekly but damaged in press. Next week’s Wooster event to be held at Barberton Methodist church with Rev H A Dowling preaching June 14. Wooster Democrats form committees for Congressional convention. Muttyaukee special man Wanderer taken to isolation hospital. West Salem fire company dissolution noted. Amesbury trap exhibited at Harding & Co. N J Smith in Cleveland for daughter Jessie’s illness. bilious fever. Press accident destroyed type on two pages delaying paper. Teachers exam next Saturday June 13. Boxwell commencement date changed to June 20. S N Cook and deputy Frank Romaine, former newspaper man, involved in shortage of $10,136.47. Romaine has died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Sons
Veterara
Harry McClarran
Epworth
JRE
Barberton
Frank Snell
Canaan
Demorest
Hi. A. Dowling
Burbank
Democrats
West Salem
Harding & Co
Amesbury
N.j.smith
Cleveland
Jessie
Republican
Epworth League
Boxwell
S. N. Cook
Dalton
Columbus
Frank Romaine
Hromaine
Romaine
Sabbath School Convention a Busy Wooster Area Event
The Smithville Greene and Baughman Sabbath school convention met at Bethel church with Dr. H Blankenhorn Orrville presiding and J W Hontetter Orrville secretary as sessions ran 2 PM and again in the evening June 7. Speakers from Orrville and Smithville addressed topics on Christ model Sunday School Worker and Noxious Weeds with Rev Wen gard delivering a pointed critique. Local musicians and students participated and attendance was strong despite heat and equipment issues.
Applecreek News Bits Highlight Local Socials And Church Plans
Applecreek residents report a surprise birthday gathering for Louis Reichenbaugh and wife near town with A.C. Band providing music. Children’s services loom at M E church and next Sunday at Presbyterian church. Prof K E Hudson contemplates organizing a local Anti-Saloon League. Various visits, farm notes, and community events fill the week from June through early summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Louis
M . Church
K. E. Hudson
Samuel Swarts
Wooster
Hubert Flack
Henry
Local Notes From MoZena June Entries
June 8 MoZena notes report children exercises at St John s on Sunday evening June 14. Families of J M Felmer Fred Falmer A C Metcalf and A J Metcalf mentioned at the Experimental farm Friday. Miss Anna Houser staying with James Andrews at McKay. Hope Church delays observance of child day to September. J B Kantzler and family left Sunday for Crawford county to attend funeral of Mrs Mary Smith cousin. Miss Isa Emery attended commencement at Wooster last week. D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gideon Musser
Henry Yocom
W. W. Thornsy
O. V.I
Creston
Simon Ewing
Pawnee
Geo. D. Barnard
G. A
Michael
New York
Stanley Smith
Mee Reuter
Missus
Bessie Campbell
Lara Sheppard
Lodias
T. J. Loomis
Mary Bonewtt
Lee Sigler
Jacob Sigler
J. H. Brown
Wooster
George Fresh
Wayne County
Canton
Iea Garver
Allegheny
M. E
E. L. Yoder
Morris
Kansas
Republi Loan
Fair Haven
St. John's
J. M. Felmer
Fred Falmer
A.C. Metcalf
A. J. Metcalf
Experimental Farm
Anna Houser
James Andrews
McKay
Hope Church
J.B. Kantzler
Crawford County
Mary Smith
Isa Emery
Akron
Prail
Holmes County
Ray Smith
Mies ‘Ora Schlaffig
Waynesburg
Samuel Lisber
Louis Jaundervoin
Amos Jaundervoin
James
Reed
John Wisegerber
Carey
Milleraburg
Mr. Wise
John Shoemaker
Massillon
Nic Mastic
Painesville
Louis Shaaf
E. W
Splendid Rains Help Corn and Cherries Prosper
Kidron notes heavy rains boosting corn yields and abundant cherries. A man has sold 50 bushels and still has more. J M Amatutz and wife visited at Bienen Sabbath with L G Carr and family. News scarce as locals busied with roads and crops. Mrs Rith Beals and Mrs Horses Beals visited Mrs G W Ross. Fark
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
J.M. Amatutz
Bienen
L. GO. Carr
Rith Beals
Horses Beals
G. W. Ross
Fark
Lakefork and Area Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Local notes report Jana and a guest visiting John Sprenger, E F guest at Ashland, L P Zimmerman helping to sell Fox Brothers goods at Hayes, Mrs J W Newkirk and Mrs Pete Waugherty visiting friends near Lingerville. Jacob J Rush had a lucky runaway with no damage. Daisy Johnson visiting F M Mann and family. C C Mann of Mohican. Children's day exercises at U B church drew a large crowd with a lengthy program. Will Pennick's barn struck by lightning during Sunday night storm. Harvey Rutt, Oak Grove teacher, closed a successful term. Jennie Wagner aiding Mrs Jacob Gearhart returned home due to mother’s illness. Minnie Hartman attended Wooster High school commencement. Osivin Ebert plans to work for Pharlie Johnson this summer. Lou Easterday guest of Mary Ritter. May Rice of Wooster to visit grandmothers this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blachleyvillle
Folzs
Emma Eichbaugh
Bedford Ora
Jacob Spoo
Christian Endeavor Society
Church Yard
Thomas Reed
Rewsbury
Ashland
Crombein
Owe
Bunker Ifil Democratic Company
Higly
Lirs Homan
Canton
Elsa
Sarah Oder
Cana! Fulton
Boig Place
Dalton
Harvey Leed
Iseed
Leed
Peter Spangler
Levi Witherow
Canal Fastor
John Walmer
Kate Wagner
Manfield
Bellville
Bers Sommers
Madisonburg
Ray Overs
Chartey
Burbank
Thomas van Sweringer
Monticello
van Wert County
Henry Howman
Ben Wilson
Wooster
Will Armstrong
R. A. Boyd
Richmond
Kansas
Synod of the Associates Presbyterian Church
Beaver Falls
Wayne
G. W. Spangler
Columbus
Blacks
Saratoga
U .S, Prasley
Randly
Jana
John Sprenger
E.F
L. P. Zimmerman
Fox Brothers
Hayes- Mra
J. W. Newkirk
PeteWaugherty
C. C. Mann
Mohican
F. M. Mann
U. B. Church
ACA
Will Pennick
Mo Insura Ce
Harvey Rutt
Oak Grove
Jennie Wagner
Jacob Gearhart
Minnie Hartman
Oslvin Ebert
Pharlie Johnson
Lou Easterday
Mary Ritter
May Rice
Akron area church lays foundation in Prairie Holmes county
In Holmes county near Prairie many locals attended the Reformed church cornerstone ceremony as part of a church project. Afterward residents dispersed for visits and town activities, including network work on a telephone line and social meals at a Massillon–area hotel. Nearby residents and families traveled for visits and sales, with several household trades noted.
Local Notices and Visits Mark Weekend in Ashland
Ai ib family in praplont deleea returns home. Gil Tadg noted with Democratic primary tensions. Mr. Kelle Tooste preached at Melb church. Barbara Buffenmyer attended Satpleiony at noon. L. Hadensenpfing begins new pastorate. W. E. Hand visited Pavonia relatives. Willard Mowrey and wife from Ashland visited J. L. Martin. Mrs. Cornelia Winteratean travels to Gibson. J. Kaufroan of Wooster spends a week with parents.
Union services open Sabbath at Presbyterian church
A young man from the Third church in Chicago preaches the Sabbath sermon. Snippets note visits from Nettie Paxton of Illinois, Milas Miller hosting in Orrville, and various townsfolk attending events. Other items mention Immel's strawberry festival results, travel to Maysville, and upcoming Children’s Day observances June 14 and June 21 in local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jone
Third
Chicago
Compton
Nettie Paxton
Inois
Aew
Milas Milter
Orrville
al. Miller
John Wilson
Harry Dile
Wooster
H.C Flubart
Joy Grosjean
Lima
Jobo
Maonfield
Dora F
Money in Mutton Adjustment of Sheep Claims
Wayne county officials adjusted claims for sheep killed by dogs in the three quarters ending June 1. total allowed $2100 with 43 claims approved and no rejections. list names and losses across multiple townships including Wooster Congress Chippewa and Saltcreek, detailing killed and injured counts and dollar amounts. Also notes a separate verdict of $400 for blacklisting against Evansville and Terre Haute railway in Drummond case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Reed
Samuel Meclaigg
Woster
Isobt Porter
Chippewa
M Shark
Sir T.ss
Peterman
Peter Zell
Greene
John Y Yoder
Wayne
Fred Fike
Benjamin Harper
Sugarcreek
Kiled
Jasvy Hofstettier
Sugarcrees
Dannemiller Chippewa
J M Lehr
Clinton
Ramapyer
Congress
Stratton
Jo Oared
Henry Howman
Geo Underwood
EH Smoker
Ett Brown
Saltcreek
Liz
Jatoeescott Saltcreek
A T. Slutz
Joseph Stripe
Willan Drummond
Evansville and
Terre Haute Railway
Drummond
Debs
United States
Florida
Farm for sale in Wayne County acreage and improvements
Private sale offers for the Old Frederick Miller farm located 14 miles northeast of Overton Chesterton Wayne County. The property includes a timbered stock farm with orchard and fair facilities pending detailed particulars. inquiries directed to J F Raudebauga. Also notice of a petition to locate a county road in Franklin township to start near section 14 and run south to connect with the Fredericksburg Shreve highway, set for July 7 1896 at 2:00 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Miler
Milesortheast
Overton
Chesterto
Wayne Co
J. F Raudebauga
V. Ie
P. Miller
West Saie
Wastle County
Franklin
Said
Fredericksburg
Lightning Wrecks Congress Area as Storm Strikes Homes
A fierce electrical storm near Congress Village, Qc June 10 caused multiple injuries when lightning struck the Howey house and nearby trees. Mrs Howey, Mrs Louisa Smith, and Miss Sadie Lett were knocked unconscious. Mrs Smith suffered serious injuries requiring hours of care, while Miss Lehr and others sustained set injuries. Barns, crops, and trees were damaged as the storm raged across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress, Q
Congress
Geo W. Howey
Peraong
George W. Howey
Louisa Smith
Cedar Valley
Howey
Sadie Lett
Mrs. Howey
Miss. Lehr
Howrey
Jo Whitmore
Mzhitolg
Barnaot JoLo Fetter
Chase Rottenhouge
Serivdm i S24
Ord
Local Residents Spend Sunday with Relatives and Friends
LERLING tree We moet dete tak to the ration day ty annaune , the? rth of &Bon to We Horebiogers and a few days later a Bon Was Dorn at tre hemed J. Liot as Mre Amatan Brut a of Medina spent sunday with Lernother, Mra F Whiteside of ster tig Jono "lemn.oon and w.fe of Cleve land are visting woth tre r "terl'ng friet de Key Reuben N Kratz, of Mutehel s DD , visted at his mot'er and sisters Mrs J C steiper John Rott and wife of Chester, sur duyed at Ho () Harmon . Mr Blough, of Iowa,is visiory his brothers of this victy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annaune
Tre Hemed
Amatan Brut
Medina
Lernother
F Whiteside
Ster Tig Jono
Lemn
Mutehel S
J C Steiper
John Rott
Chester
Harmon
Blough
Iowa
Cure for Piles Promoted By Pyramid Pill
An advertisement warns that carelessness causes piles and deaths from hemorrhages. It touts Pyramid Pile Cure as the sole remedy, claiming it heals irritated surfaces and reduces swelling with continued use, promising permanent relief and offering a free book through local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ena
Notice of Estate Sale and Public Auction in Wayne County
A 1906 public sale notice from Wayne County Ohio states the sale of lands in the village of Burbank as part of the estate of rearmea Ww He. The order of sale by Clerk of Court of Common Pleas of Wayne County directs sale at the Wooster courthouse on the ninth day of dus dU 1906 at one o'clock. The property is the south half of lot number twelve in Burbank with appraised value 6495, terms cash. Attys Garver and M Lolloway are noted. sale conducted by Blanchard et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomey
Wavbe County
Ohio
John B Holloway
Burbank
Lolloway
Wadow
Dyauers
Blanchard
Court of Common Pleas
Wayne County
Slaa
Wooster
County of
Wayne
State of
State of Ohio
Fragmented obituary notes from Shreve town area
A garbled OCR obituary fragment lists names and places around Shreve and Canton. It mentions births, baptisms, and deaths connected to local residents and families, with scattered references to towns like Shreve, Canton, and Waynesboro. The text hints at family ties and a funeral context but is heavily corrupted.
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the Wooster Republican
Republican Printing CO
Public
East Liberty Street
Ohio Newspapers
William H. Smith
Chippewa Township
Notestine
Wayne Township
William K. McElroy
W. F. Kean
N.ook
Advange
Patrick
Tuscarawas
Dark Horse
Grover Cleveland
Kidd
William McKinley
St. Louis
West
Stevenson
WEB Sunday School Association
United Presbyterians
Barcelona
Oottmars
David Williams
State Board of Medical Examination and Registratign
Republi
Oliver Fritz
Kittman
Smithville
Greene and Baughman
Academy
Wm. Wintersteen
Prof
Harbaugh
Lorena Krick
J. W. Romioh
Christ 4
John H., Blackwood
Blankenhorn
Africa
J. Wengard
Marshallville
Jacob Miller
W. A. McBane
Rown
T. W. Orr
Jessie “Oder
Grace Boigegrath
J. Miller
Dunker Brothers
EO Mower
Keene Township
Satarday
Organ Fund
T . Myers
Mt. Vernon
W. M. Bricker
Lida West
Pennsylvania
Beckie Redding
Findlay
J. J. Lutz
Sherboroe
Minn
F. Hammond
Copley
M. Scudder
Fairlawn
Lovina Bodine
J. L. Zaring
H. E. Baker
Y.S. Baker
A. E. Shelley
Ind
Bricker
E. V. Faucett
James Fauce
Daniel Wyer
Stahl
New Berlin
Noodle
Konen
Louis Ertle
K. F. Alexander
A. C
Plano
M. E Church
Reformed Church
Springville
Edward Wallace
Grace Gant
John Drabenstott
Charley
Downing
John McCoy
Etta McCoy
Culler
Lilley
Mattie Gant
George
Pittsburg
John
Miss Smith
Frank Rabble
Martin Burkhart
Gveriop
Lattasel KU
Janes
New Pittsburg
Hileman
Sullivan
W. N. Hileman
Elec Della Bridenstipe
Emma Painter
J. W. Ebert
J. W. Bridenstine
William Wood
Mr. Sapp
Mire
Winslow
Frank Hammond
Penfield
Town Hall
Bee Bee
Mary Anthony
John Simmon
Red Haw
Applecreek
Lonedale ‘Camp
Camp
Bill Chasik Rhodes
W Cahoe
Huron
Lodi
Fetzer
Charlea Ward
KH &O
Abron
Clara Mason
Misa Mertre Caskey
Spencer
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Shoup
Crestor
M.i
Lillian Hogers
Sam Franks
Charles Robison
Oberlin
Pear Black
Norwalk
Reedsburwn
Misa Nellie Hand
R. B Hand
W.H. Ratt
Jacob Hess
Ada Brown
Jacob Schmuck
J. W. Bricker
H. W. Katt
Mozena
Kidron
Lakefork
MT. Eaton
J M ‘Oder
Newton Zimmerman
Hutelain
Aid
Pentaee
Sinker
Damargos
Jung
Congress Village
Woostgn Republican
Lerling
Sheriff’s Sale
Hole
Spangler
Plato
Ywanted
Brown Brose
Rochester
Dunston Mfg Co
Ulee
Ker
D&wtf
Jason
Eason
UU Hart
Predericksbure Wane
Dune
Blubart
von Swinehart
Franklintwr
Lu Frankswinehart
Netzubh
Tao A L
Metzler
Veisinger
Steraufe
Gersinger
Sterne
Tod Thomas
Nfamfi
Daten Wayre Co
Bert Fease
Sud
wWeites
Afeifidd
Faston Waste
Molrkif
Mann Carr
Paunie
Peart
Fe Bros
Myers
Dai Kaye
Trey Ie
Wayne Rome
Sears
Athenome
BoWcaster
Plas
Vabeth
Feecoud
Oeensburgh
Roy
John Soy
Aerear
Prand
Muchbereau
Roe Pty
Tyers
Dalia
Wister
Ardurat
Brandt
Calon W F Kean
Suzabe
Cotternan
Elle
Ty Wayne Gonty
Mer Lavinia Taylor
J. H. McLean
Dr. J. H. McLean Medicene CO
St. Louis, Mo
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