Ohio Republicans Endorse Harrison and McKinley
The Ohio Republican body reaffirms allegiance to the party and praises President Harrison’s administration for dignity and prosperity. They endorse Governor McKinley, the McKinley tariff with reciprocity, oppose free silver and wool free list, support liberal pensions, and demand strict immigration enforcement and a free ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Union
Republican Party
Benjamin Harrison
White
Wm McKinley, Jr
Hps
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
United States
Congress
Republican Victory Urged for Harrison Continuation
The piece argues that 1892 is perilous for Democrats, urging support for the Republican ticket from Minneapolis. It praises President Harrison’s record, claiming his administration has advanced national interests and strengthened public support compared with 1888. It emphasizes party loyalty and the need to finance and campaign despite pessimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Smyser
Minneapolis
Harrison
United States
Wheft
Wayne County Republicans plan delegate convention July 26 1892
Wayne County Republican Executive Committee calls a delegate convention at Wooster City Hall on July 26 1892 to elect central chairmen per precinct, nominate county officers, and select eight delegates and alternates for the August 5 1892 congressional gathering. Delegates must be caucused by July 21 with lists to the Secretary by July 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Wooster
Republican Executive Committee
Ohio
Urichlyville
Wm. Mc@einiey, Jr
Foxy
Russ W. Funcx
W. Neweik
Wayne County Democrat decries Wooster nominating scene
The Wayne County Democrat criticizes the Wooster nomination as flat and broad, noting Democratic leaders lack clear candidates or principles. It argues Cleveland would fail in New York and accuses Democrats of backing Tammany Hall schemers. It warns of a mood favoring Republicans to November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Democracy
Chichigo
Grover Cleveland
Grover
Holy of Holies
New York
White House
Hades
Mr. Cleveland
Democratic Party
Mugwump
Mugwumps
Pete Gang
Wayne County
Harrison
Reid
Wooster
Cleveland
Tammany Hall
Who Pays the Duty The Dundee Currier Excerpt
The Dundee Currier discusses Bradford district worsted coatings shipments to America falling by half due to inflated trade fear ahead of the McKinley tariff. It argues tariff effects do not raise prices for American consumers and serves as a lesson for American reformers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundee Currier
Scotland
Bradford
America
Harrison Era Farm Aid Credited with Growth and Prosperity
The Cleveland Leader lauds President Harrison and Secretary Rusk for strengthening agriculture. It cites expanded Agricultural Department influence, a push to place corn in Europe, growing grain exports to Germany France and other nations, and meat inspection benefits. It argues farmers benefited from tariff policies and a Republican Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Publicin Party
United States
Rusk
Agricultural Department
Congress
Europe
Germany
France
Italy
Denmark
Austro-Hungary
Cleveland Leader
Valley Railroad Seized by Receivers. B&O Likely in Control
The Valley Railroad from Cleveland to Valley Junction in Tuscarawas County passed Thursday from stockholders to six receivers appointed by the U.S. Circuit Court. Thomas M. King of the Valley Railroad and B&O vice president became bondsman for the receivers, signaling virtual B&O control. The line, about 96 miles, carried bonded debt of 1.6 million and stock issues totaling 1.275 million, with B&O holding 750,000 of that stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Railroad
Cleveland
Valley Junction
Tuscarawas County
United States Circuit Court
Thomas M. King
The
Valley Railway
Bs & O
Keeley Institute Opens at Cuyahoga Falls
Keeley Institute at Cuyahoga Falls begins June 1 with many patients and growing attendance. Dr. Maris leads treatment for drunkenness opium morphine cocaine chloral and other drug habits plus tobacco and nervous disorders. Officials invite inquiries on the Keeley Double Chloride of Gold remedies and home treatment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeley Institute
Cuyahoga Falls
Maris
Augahoga Falls
Keeley
Dwight
Keeley Institute Co
Democratic party urged to pursue monetary reform
Letter from David Bennett to Chas K Lolliday Jr of Topeka Kansas dated December 28 1891 argues the Democratic party must embrace monetary reform and reject aligning with Harrison era views. Hill Nke advocates broad reform and welcomes diverse political currents, proposing a policy to attract disaffected voters regardless of principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bennett Hitt
Chas K. Lolliday, Jr
Topeka Kan
Democratic Party
Peoples Trust
Ils
Harrison
Hill Nke
Party of Reform
Excursion Tickets Offered to Washington by League of American Wheelmen
July with and ltth excursion tickets to Washington D C will be sold from principal ticket stations on the Pennsylvania Lines at reduced round trip rates. Return validity extends until July 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ltth
Washington, D.C
League of American Wheelmen
Pennsylvania
Reduced excursion tickets for Baptist Young People's meeting
On July 13 and 7 excursion tickets good for return until July 1 will be sold to Detroit at reduced rates from principal ticket stations on the Pennsylvania Lines. This offers travel for members attending the Baptist Young People's Union of America meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Pennsylvania
Baptist Young Lope
Nion of
America
Free Treatise on Horse Diseases Offered to Subscribers
Advertises Dr B J Kendall Co publisher of A Treatise on the Horse and His Diseases. Subscribers may obtain a free copy by mailing their address and a two cent stamp to Enosburgh Falls Vermont. The notice cites over four million copies sold in ten years and urges mentioning the paper. Also includes local items about a girl saved by Champlain Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, local medicines, wallpaper patterns, and a restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B J Kendall
B J.hendall
Enosburgh Falls
Twenty fourth Annual Reunion of the 120th O V I at Doylestown
The 24th annual reunion of the 120th O V I was held in Doylestown on a sunny day with 100 veterans. A Doylestown gun squad saluted, speeches by several officers followed, and the crowd enjoyed the glee club and selections by Miss Jessie Galehouse. Committees formed for next year’s venue, selecting Mansfield for the 25th reunion on the second Tuesday in June 1893, with Capt J P Rummel as President and other officers named. The resolution section mourned the deaths of Israel Muller Cyrus Plank and John Beamage and extended condolences to their families. The committee thanked local residents, the Wadsworth band, and the hospitality of Doylestown for their support.
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120Th Regt. O. V. I
Doylestown
Shand
Bigouat
Battle Field
GA. R. Band
Wadsworth
Col. W. Slocum
Ashland
Wooster
Bj Eason
Fraunfeller
Akron
N. S
Mansfield
J. P. Rummel
Adce
M. Mowery
Mans
J.P van Nest
Woosgee M.crouch
WooseCinter
C. Au
Milli
W Ontario
Gan
Ontario
Committee On Resolutiong
Israel Muller
Cyrus Plank
John Beamage
Brandreth's Pills: trusted for fifty years of use
Brandreth's Pills have long satisfied users with fifty years of positive experience. They claim to cure rheumatism dyspepsia piles liver complaints biliousness and any disease from impure blood. One or two at night on an empty stomach for a week or two will improve tone. They are purely vegetable and safe for any time. Sold in every drug store in plain or sugar coated form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandreth
United States
Enery
Clegg
Elixir Claims Cure All Aches in Wooster Ad
An old catalog style advertisement touts Elder Flower Cream for catarrh and a line of remedies including Spavin Liniment for lameness and blemishes, Mystic Cure for rheumatism and neuralgia, with promises of rapid relief and savings. It lists Laubach Boyd and Sanbach Boyd druggists in Wooster as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laubach & Boyd
Wooster
O Righ
Sanbach & Boyd
Excursion Fare Certificates for Ohio Meetings and Conventions
Excursion fares and certificate plan travel for numerous Ohio meetings and national events. Includes Sons of Veterans encampment at Chillicothe July 5–8 1842, National Educational Convention at Saratoga July 1892, and Prohibition Convention in Cincinnati with limited return dates. Special trains and one fare round trips noted for Christian Endeavor in Akron and other associations statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aenia
Soldiers’ Orphan Home
Xenia
Dan McCurdy
Steubenville
Ohio
Sons of Veterans of State of Ohio
Chillicothe
National Educational Convention
Saratoga
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Akron & Columbus
State Convention of Christian Endeavor Societies
Akron
Columbus l
Zanesville
Ohio Association of
Ohio State Music Teachers’ Association
Photographers’ Association of Ohio
Columbus
American Association of Teaching
Brith Abraham
U. S
Local notes from Lodi area reflect community life and events
The column lists burials and visits including Edward Peters and Mrs. Sheeley, numerous travel notes to Cleveland and Akron, a Nebo schoolhouse festival on June 24, and a long parade of society mentions. It notes a funeral for Edward Peters and other arrivals, local business moves, farm activity, political opinions, and changes since Lodi’s incorporation including a saloon debate.
Local Farmers Club Notes and Community Happenings
Farmers face poor crop outlook and many unplanted acres as the Farmers Club of the township met at Mrs Rachel Priest's home last Saturday. Members discuss relocation of meetings, grain business starts near Keensville, and upcoming community events including a church service and a July ice cream social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rsachel Priest
Plig Merning
Aevaws
Ank’s
Fr Pest
Keensville
Theop Shelly
Loudonville
Imother
Vene
Fya
Siener Thomay Batdard
WY Armstrong
Toc
Sidle Eaen
Hive Ue
Evangelical Ladies Missionary Society Attends Akron Convention
Teo J W Hankey and wife return from Akron convention of the Evangelical church Ladies Missionary Society. Local events include a No 7 vs Rogues Hollow baseball game next Saturday at three, and a box social at N Kietter’s residence. Wesley Heneberger visits from Berlin and Miss Wilson visits with Miss Mabel Isuckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teo
J W Hankey
Akron
Ladies Missionary Society of the Evangelial Church
No 7
Rogues’ Hollow
Geuseimer
Canton
Mineral Point
Evangelical Church
Savbath
Wesley Heneberger
Berlin
N KietTer
A Lessy
Marshallville
Wooster
Miss Wilson
The
IWCA
Mabel Isuckley
MEF
Miss Wilson Reet
Chicago
Monay
Local News Briefs From Wichita Area Highlight Visitors and Safety
Jacob lite of Wichita guest of WS Brown Rev PP. J Brown and wife back from Dayton. Miss Lucy Capitola Fisher visiting grandparents in Wooster. Town marshal keeps streets clear of horses and cattle. Children's Day at Presbyterian church and MW L church reported well attended despite weather. David Gault ill with lung disease. Oscar Burgan family visited by LL A Spellman and J Brown. Tramp steals from Mrs Latta Yokum west of Pleasant Home. fled after she had no money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Lite
Wichita
Kan
234 Regiment
Brown
J Brown
Dayton
Lucy Capitola Fisher
Wooster
Jonathan Lawrence
Presbyterian Church
MW L
David Gault
Oscar Burgan
Franklin Township
Burgan
A,spellman
Garrett, Ind
Akron
Congress
Children’s Day at M EF Church Promises Fine Programme
A note announces Children’s Day at the M EF Church for next Sunday evening with a splendid programme. N W Hower was in Cleveland early last week. Charles Kelser went to Indiana last Wednesday and will stay there for a couple of months. Blaine supporters lament the Minneapolis nomination defeat but vow support for Harrison’s reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EF
N. W. Hower
Cleveland
Charles Kelser
Indiana
Blaine
Minneapolis
Harrison
Local Reunion Notes and Town Visitors Reports
Citizens attended the twelfth reunion in Doyles town. Kay Keifer of North Obingon visited grandparents Jo Fank Prof. English and family plan Delaware commencement. M Criling of Woos ter visited Mrs J Reamer and Crela. Homer Greenemyre of Kent UC visited friends. Fredrick Clepper recovering from grippe. Children’s Day exercises held at M E and Lutheran churches. Rush Webner back home for a visit. Public schools on vacation. Arona B Myers of West Virginia returned home.
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Doylestown
Kay Keifer
North Obingon
Jo Fank
Delaware
M = Criling
Wooster
J Reamer
Crela
Homer Greenemyre
Kent
Fredrick Clepper
Culdren
M E
Lutheran Church
Arona B Myers
West Virginia
Remembering Grandmother and Ayel’s Sarsaparilla
A reminiscence praises a grandmother’s herbal knowledge and memory of roots and herbs. It contrasts her fragrant remedies with Ayel’s sarsaparilla bottle, suggesting its stronger soothing effect or healing promise despite the old woman’s storied remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayel
It Takes Little Money to Re Paper Your Rooms
A brief ad from Stice's on the Square promotes affordable wallpaper, inviting readers to re paper their rooms with low-cost options and easy rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stice’s
Obituary Resolution From Wools ter Lodge For Jared Campbell
The lodge notes the death of esteemed brother Jared Campbell and expresses sorrow and sympathy. It resolves to record the rites in minutes, send a sealed copy to the family, and publish the resolutions in Mitonamara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolster Lodge
Jared Campbell
Mito Nanara
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Jackson Mg. Co
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Iowa
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Shinlly
Wadsworth, AK Band
C. A. & C. Railway
U.S
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Edward Peters
Sheeley
John Nlarrison
John Mackey
Blanchard
Mary Franks
Dell Campbell
Alpha SeCance
Nebo
Ciood
Sue Philips
Eberly
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Toledo
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Wm Sheeley
Kansas
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Hk. D. Lang
Grafton Brothers
Mattie Siper
Michigan
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Daugter Maud
West
F 1 Miller
Aadsworth
Edward Snyder
Wooster University
Providence
Co. L. Frary
George Spangler
Arlie Mellen
Walters
Barbertown
John South
Creston
Milo Kelser
Korea
Mary Steele
Galion
E. A. Palmer
Lodi
James L’echt
East Burbank
Misses McDermit
Lelipy
Miss Jessie
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Mel
Blachley Ville
Marshally
Burbank
Smithville
T Anthony Whar
W H. Bai Mgardner
the Republican
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the Wooster Republican Printing CO
Woolster, O
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Western University of Pennsylvania
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Lick Observatory
W J. Holland
Pittsburg
Ouberholser, Beebe & CO
Oberholser, Beebe & CC
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California Fig Syrup CO
San ST
Argieny
Cal
Louisville
Jacob Well
Rittman
Fritz, Leon, Ashtabula Co
Keene Tp
Wayne Co
Mary Winter
David Td
Burbank Road
DaVid Qhill
Admr
Natice
Board of Control of the
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Meridian
S. H. Ellis
Tealdeny Board of Control
Otto Exeriment Station
County Auditor
Ohio Experiment Station
A. O. Elzner
Malin Bt
Hdayward J.barrett
Woostsr
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Dox
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Hazeltine Woolen Mills
Warren
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Toute St
Uhlo
Towit Inlet
Orst
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McClure & Smyler
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MITE
Geneva
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Plain Township
Wayne Out
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J.C. Sidle
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