Republican pledges track record under President and Congress
President electors at largo Myron T. Herrick and General William Porr from Ohio counties weigh the 1892 Republican platform promises. The piece asserts seven platform pledges, of which two—Nicaraguan canal and merchant marine policy—are proceeding, while other actions include winning the Spanish-American War and expanding U S dominion, with prosperity touted and support for no change in leadership.
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at-Largo
Ceol
Myron T. Herrick
Cuyahoga County
William Porr
Miami County
Congress
Republican Congresses
Cuba
Spuia
Urea
Merwin
Spain
Stas
Justice Neely Seeks Final Answer Found
A garbled OCR fragment suggests Mr Neely seeks a final justice or ruling. The readable text indicates pursuit of resolution he has requested, implying a forthcoming decision or acknowledgment in his favor or related matter.
Roosevelt Tamps New York Trust Sparks Stable Outlook
The referenced actions against the New Yorkee Trust suggest a stabilizing trend with authorities pursuing a corrective course. Observers expect subsequent developments to confirm a firmer balance between regulators and financial interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy Roosevelt
New Yorkee Trust
Reduction of KC convention fees via mayoral approval
A proposal seeks to reduce convention costs in Kansas City by directing payments or concessions to be approved directly by Mayor Van Week of New York. The plan aims to secure financial relief through official action by the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
van Week
New York
John R. K. McLean Declines Convention Attendance
John R. K. McLean states that since arrangements are already settled, he sees no need to travel to attend the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John RK. McLean
Ben Gao
Dewey Second Place Boom Attracts Support Likely
A rumor of Dewey claiming second place circulates among supporters while others doubt his inclusion on the final list. A meeting favors the Vice Presidency ticket but analysts say it requires more than initial backing to secure choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Streetcar riot in St Louis leaves four dead
In St Louis a riot on the streetcar killed four within minutes, with both sides exhausted from ongoing hatred. The market notes wheat prices rising as speculators see a strong upward trend, urging holders to wait for higher values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S St. Louis
St Louis
Streetcar Strikers In Stlas Draw Mixed Reactions
Report notes streetcar workers carry on an elevated strike with bold tactics including painting women with green paint to deter riders. Observers say the actions lack discipline seen in strong unions and may undermine the strike, while aiming to showcase how disputes are handled in Stlas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alleir
Stlas
Mayor Van Wyck Cited Over Ice Stock Handling
New York Mayor Van Wyck allegedly obtained block ice trust stock without clear explanations tied to Tammany influence. Critics say the issue raises questions about accountability while noting the mayor’s recent public health remarks as the epidemic metaphorically spreads through politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ruuit
van Wyck
Tammany
Boxers Threaten China Unrest Quietly Calm Tactics
The article notes growing unease in China but argues no cause for alarm. It asserts that civilized powers coordinate to suppress the Boxers and protect missionaries and law abiding foreigners, with China able to enforce this through its authority.
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China
Community Notes and Upcoming Town Hall Festivities
June 11 issue details the Republican Club canceling engagements at Town Hall due to several members' illnesses. Will Hasler and Will Baker from sorting eit were in the village. Mrs. Biser attends funeral in Rowsburg. Festive preparations continue for a Saturday June 19 event at the town hall. Frank Miller and wife visit Cedar Valley. George Schmutz and wife visit. A picnic at Experiment Farmion next Saturday is expected to draw many farmers. S. W. Thorley nursing a sore toe from a paltry end of a nail while moving to 100 M. B.
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Lattaspora, Jr
Congre Amatic Club
Town Hall
Will Hasler
Will Baker
Eit
Sunny
Biser
Nee Hohenshil
Richand County
David Hohenshil
Solomon Hohenshil
Rowsburg
Frank Miller
Cedar Valley
Jacob Troxel
George Schmutz
Woooster
Experiment
Riends
S. W. Thorley
Norris
Iwils
Mies
Gael
Theo Uidaiste
Goldie Orn Hooley
Woofer
Hebecca
Ganion Indowas
Rieter
Henry Het
Wif
Gus Markel
Chippewa Lake
Simon Miller
Fling
Gdell » Lake
George Baker
Pittsburg
Hob Hunsberger
Medina
Alert and McGuire Company
Deane Tor Frey
DZ Yader
Newport. News
Wesley Tine
Ashland County
Bauntman Township
Sun Dhuv
Audi
Jobin Gillnore
Smith
Gettleman
A Brenneman
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Creston
John Bowers
Greenville
Lewin Hartel
Jacob Hartaler
Cassie Davidson
Jennie Rhoades
Brenneman
Mr. Gettleman
Harvestat
Akron
Nalk
Sunday school convention in Blackleyville drawn large crowd
The Republican Mt Pleasants notes a successful Sunday school convention in Blackleyville with crowded evening attendance, a strong program, and praise for Mr Ginther’s efforts. Other items mention Frank McClure recovering from catarrh, James Rittenhouse leading hay making, and local road gravel hauling underway.
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Mt, Pleasant
Blackleyville
Ginther
Frank McClure
James Rittenhouse
Blue Priss George
Henry Rittenhouse
Montgomery Counts
Plain
Rich Abangeh
Veteran correspondent notes Paldericksburg visit and town life
A Salt Lake City visitor, now in Paldericksburg, praises his hometown while noting polygamy is fading. Town residents, travelers, and families are mentioned in social snippets from a busy period including engagements, commencements, church events, and health news. Several locals attend Wooster commencement and reunions at Odell’s lake. funeral details and moving notices are included.
Funeral procession honors dead Chevaliers at Wooster cemetery
Reverend Freikirk spoke of honoring the dead Miss Peart Clappep and Bechtel Alco with Carre Miller on the piste. Gen Joe Whitaker, department commander of Ohio Militant, gave an address. The funeral cortege formed for Wooster cemetery with band, adjutant, and visiting ministers. Flowers covered the graves as wreaths were laid for departed Chevaliers.
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Rev. Freikirk
Miss Peart Clappep
Bechtel Alco
Carre
Miller
Joe Whitaker
Ohta Patriarc B
Wes
Chevaliers Wi Limb Nathans Wright
Frank Sri
Quartette
Rev AM Burt
Brederiksburg
Wooster Cemetery
Whittiker
Haris Wee Myers
Ashland
Oonten
Court of Common Pleas Hearing For Wright Case
Judge Jonn T Maxwell presides in the Court of Common Pleas as Wright seeks to set aside deeds of property in a pending action. Proceeding concerns title validity and ownership claims amid contested transfers.
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Jonn T Maxwell
Wright ‘Ss Mowers
Summer School Teacher Married in Wooster
Prof Ho Hall of East Liverpool, a Summer school faculty member, married Monday to Misa Estelle Finley of East Liverpool. They arrived in Wooster today and have taken rooms on Spink Street.
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Ho Hall
East Liverpool
Misa Estelle Finley
Wooster
Spink Street
Dalton Couple Wed at Reformed Parsonage
Miss Ada Godhenauer and Elmer Straits of Dalton were married at 9 a m Tuesday at the Reformed parsonage with Rev S Ezra Neikirkt officiating. The bride wore a traveling suit and the groom wore black. Spouting and tin work by Bil man, the slave and in man, k.
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Ada Godhenauer
Elmer Straits
Dalton
Warp
Reformed Parsonage
Morrland News From Kauke Station and Nearby
June items report Joseph Corrells improving noted as not better, Burgan buys a wind pump shipped from Wooster, Burgan’s brother moves to Morrland, Rose ships cattle north, and Kauke area sees steady cattle shipping this spring. Morrland plans Children’s Day events, new two room school house soon, Migs Hall to host end of school ice cream festival. Farmers urged to store salt, Palmer visit to St Snyder’s, widow Miller in poor health, Allie Young returns from Toledo staying with Snyder family. Charles Snure Homesick, recruiting slowly. A risky chicken deterrent recipe suggested. Katherine Snyder suffers boil, visiting Wooster with aunts. Morrland to build 8 carpenter and blacksmith shops. Roland noted honest yet lacking respect. Franke and sister reportedly ill on Sabbath at Mos Zarine’s. Boner mentions hoel supply. Sapa of unclear meaning.
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Joseph Corrells
Burgan
Wooster
Morrland
Rose
Kauke
Dio
Migs
Palmer
Applecreat
St. Snyder's
Tuesay
Miller
Allie Young
Toledo
James Snyder
Charles Snure
Katherine Elizabeth Snyder
Snyder
Woosterland Morr
Roland
Franke
Sigter
Mos
Zarine
Boner
Children Day events and local notes in Marshallville
June reports from Marshallville and nearby towns describe Children’s Day services at the Reformed church, local visits, travel, and farm work. Mentions include David Stinson leaving for Wheeling with a moving job for 17 buildings, census work by N W Holm, and various residents visiting kin or recovering from illness. The piece catalogs community chatter, school terms, and upcoming church services.
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The
Reformed Church
David Stinson
Wheeling
W. Va
Alfred Isch
Barberton
N. W. Holm
Baughman
Ault
Millersburg
Jay Birp
Wooster University Commencement and School Exercises
Wooster University held baccalaureate services in the gymnasium with large attendance. Preparatory and School of Music commencements followed in Kauke Chapel and featured numerous named students and topics. The Trustees meeting and advisory board session adjourned with reports and class honors announced, including magnacum and cum laude graduates from Wooster and nearby areas.
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Wooster
Stine
Magnacum
Etebert Echaddock Mine
Myrtle Fraser
Fast Palestine
Frame Wooster
Twenty Years Was Enough
Omitted due to fragmented historical text. Hod's Sar sophrilla claimed to cure asthma sufferers like W Hammond of Putnam Street in June 1900 with numerous testimonials, though reliability and full context are unclear.
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W. Hammond
Putnam Street
Hod
Fragmentary obituary and community notices from Beaver County paper
A damaged OCR segment records an obituary for Mrs Frazer and family details in Beaver County. It mentions birth, death, names of relatives, and a long account of the Frazer lineage, with references to a farm, community ties, and local neighbors. The text is fragmented and interspersed with stray words and place names.
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Bern
Marte Broviver
Fune Bets
Sarah
Amerhea
Beaver County
Penteyd Vana
Iftterwants
Fralzer
John Frazer
Uiedr
Tause
Thor Homme
Cebu
Gebrine Mary
Administrators Sale of Wayne County Property at Auction
Jacob Bargard as administrator offers real estate for sale in Wayne County Ohio. The property includes lands described as the southeast quarter and other parcels in townships and sections, with specific bounds and creeks. Appraised at 75 dollars, the sale is set for a Saturday at a localized location in Burhagh.
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Jacob Bargard
Administa Protme
John Perkins
Burhagh
Woyne County
Clit
Potelak
Wayne
Medifon
Killbuck Crick
Wi Young
Medlop
Stube
Ohio
Witback Creak
Airs
Jp Bichoy
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Wooster, Wayne County, D
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News of Business
Lewis C. Laylia
Huron County
John A. Shauck
Montgomery County
Board of Public Works
Charles A Goddard
Sciate County
LD Bonebrake
Knox County
Dairy and Food
J Or. Blackburn
Belmont County
Congressional
Coanpress
Melville M Gillette
Licking County
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Neely
Congressvon Dog
Dem
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ODD Fellows’ Memorial
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Fsdjron
Orrville
Applecreek
West Salem
Cres
Fredericksburg
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Ashland Lodge
Daughters of
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Canton Mansfield
Manosfield
Qalton Lodge
Massillon
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North Lawrence
Rebekuh
Canton Wright No 77
Forbes Alcock
Wooster City
Mansfeld
City Opera House
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Marchine
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James
Curella-Wertenberger
Flo
Efile Curhou
Clara
Dede Wertenberger
Lidies
George Hackett
Dod
James A. Shamp
JM Russell
J.’P Weister
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Samuel Taylor
C.M. Jackson
Jawed Pelrunry
Dane
James A. Chloedinat
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Isaac Johnson
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Lyon
Frank Emith
Mra
J. G. Tleche
Merate Roof
Wayne Hele Habe Dasdie
Pte
Lattasbure
Plain Township Sunday School
Smithville
Paldericksburg
Tloryson Hutchison
Salt Lake City
McLaughlin and
Breckenhizer
Loudonville
Ruthraig
Ulanche Carl
Shreve
Odell's Lake
Lydia Lowe
Wadswort
Ella ‘Runz James Turper
Coshoct
Esther McCay
Wm. Ramsey
Michael S. Cramer
Mr. Cramer
Morrow County
Corsica
Regt. O. V
Court of Common Pleas
Bilman
Kauke Station
the Country News
Marshallville
Killbuck
E. K. Westmore
Hough
A. W. Brownson
North Amherst
Chas. Raudebaugh
Lattasburg
Amos Shaum
Joseph Troxall
W H. Shoup
Shoup
Basil Franks
Geo. Wilcox
Benjamin Shifferly
Oak Grove
Jonathan Snyder
Flo Cravens
Geo. Bidle
Fletcher Armatrong
Belle Boyd
Benton
Ida Thomas
Ira McCoy
Joe Keslar
Evans
Lever Cypoda
University
Mibpred
New
Cisen
Hoy Boxwell
Buauker
Sarardas
Kain
Moss
Langs Barn
WAYNT
Mies Miler
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Gresser
Jacob Bheterp
Arocrew
Harris Lagan Eeuney
von Segatt
Lavan
Armstrong
Jooel
Milboot
van van
Jane
Fane
Thay Fovedt
Magra Pravver
Parton
Rex Joe Black
Faeh
Tod
Wayne Church
Hastian
Missionary Society
Galion
Prof
Knight
Wm. Nbwetyer
Alta Hoffman
IB. Luce
T. M. Ogden
W. N.hower
Garden City
Kansas
Perry Cowie
al Taley
Amos Isch
Hee Steel
Nick Steel
Alner Ewing
Lodi
Kent
Arthur Mong
J.C. Young
Rittman
U. B
Prof.Richardson
Wm. Culler
Robert Adair
Col Wiley
Eerybody
Anna al
Levi Becker
Siudhorchuret
MSY
Goudy
Joa Johingen
Lachathan
Oo Siden Spe
Godfrey Masters
Joseph Siientin
Moghia Houfaem
Catnbar
Aden Ten Awe
Rene
Elton
Pete
Ava
Whee
Purar Te
Pip Varpet
Ofese Mertany
Strans
Can van
Minos
Mia Tas
Miss Reese
Cher
Tata
Kane
Siig Seotmande Sughters
Dave Wiietiite
Daly
Wwe
Henan
Pio
Moe Mead
Conklin
Henry Swoon Lewis
Ag Ratates
Rey AN Vobiryani
Dapatie Se Ae Missionary
Japan
Isi
Stoutfer
Tallard Myers
Lani
Jo Smith
West
Pennsylvania
Sxiler
Warren Apoady Murober
Ha Prietss
Big Prairie
Applecreeek
Jennie Greeger
Prairie
Lass
Burbank
Clem Schamp
W. G. Fouche
Misa Morak
Woosters
Will Brary
Hi Rowsbirdg
Mineosa
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Kip Sprang
Merkel
Fairview Cemetery
Als
Alice Dixon and Son
Wayne McMillen
Lincoln
Neb
Lizzie McMillen
Dick Merkel
Clinton Township
BE. A. Lake
I. H. Aylsworth
Long Farm
M. L. Aylsworth
Willard Jety
Publici
Wooster University
API
Edward Victor ‘Belles
Lulu Ethel Coe
John Kerr Davis
Daniel Gerig
Leslie Robert Houston
Edna Dale Houston
Orlando Whitefield Irwin
Inez Kinney
Philip Shroeder
Mary
School of Music
Gerace
Aniderson
Mary Adi Andereeg
Racanoe
Avibeth Feria
Cora Freduruka
Tle Dael Moss
Dids
Lave Phau
Bricker
Hicaner
Cig
Misa Bess
Mary Thorne
Mias
Chiat Lott
Rachel Winey
Atumnad
Metarpa
Ites
Abe Ds Tam
Wmrole
Iqcation Fok Psat
Faroe
Whitabbte Vo Ty
de Dutesburg
Hauke Chapel
Kelly
New York City
Bryan
Hiroshima
Hes
Columbus
SALLY
Pseada
Ian
Roy Toe Ryoon
Tad Totty
Mary Bend Woessner
Moy de Lana Vohd
Fiertes Eel
de Woteans Advisory Board
Harry Pitkin
Me Vernop
Geo A
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ONE Price
Freedlander’s
Berar
Frick
Wooster, ¢ Blo
Orstore
Administrator's Sale
Deer Park
Allehanes
Mfr Hay Ferro and
Mesgoftes
Hulttman & Cid
Beatfigeed
Vbatel
Cotitizes
Severy Modern Vonvintenes
Burwell
WH & O Buisling
Baldman
Garrett Vo
Wth
Potter Bros
Wo Dpee & Colp Wran
Vty
Wade
Anderson
Gome
Freedlander’s Weekly Store News
Frick Mem. Block, Wooster
GE Vera
Mimo Coast Line “ Mackenac
Detroit
Mackinac
Geo George Bay
Petoskey
Chicago
Eevetand Freorert
Mackinis
Cleveland
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