The Weekly Republican notices and notes appeal
A fragment from December 1817 ad highlights the Weekly Republican as a widely circulated record with influence. It references profits from distant markets and urges readers to send communications and notices promptly to the Republican office.
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Aes of
Acon
Republican
TEE Republigan
Fragmented 19th century politics and tariff debate notes
A dense civic and political mosaic covers tariff politics, party debates, and public figures. References to Secretary of State Samuel B. Taylor, Judge John A. Sitauok, and Charles E. G. A. surface amid discussions of income tax, wool protection, whisky taxes, and pensions. The piece mentions Democratic and Republican lines, conventions, and reactions to Cleveland era policies with scattered opinions on Free List protections, sugar schedules, and industrial tensions.
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Samuel BI. Taylor
Champaign
Lspremé
John A. Sitauok
Mont
Guernsey
Memden Board of Public Works
Charles E. G. A
Pickaway
Wayne County
Ald
Cleveland
North
Brice
Dowell
Jermocrat
Sil- Iditch
Inners
New York Times
Gorman
Democratic turmoil and political shifts loom in Coshocton year
A fragmented account reviews internal Democratic strife in Wayne County Ohio, Sugar Trust inquiries, and Treasury concerns amid evidence of fund contributions in 1892. References to Harter, Kerr, and party dynamics in Mt Vernon and Ashland hint at renewed nominations. France faces a three day presidential election under a new constitutional rule amid national respect for President Carnot.
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Southern Pacific
Abe
New York
Ongressman Stonb
Pennsylvania
Arten
Pressthan
Northway
A. L. Gonger
Vernon
McKinley
Coxey
Intayor
Kirt
Arnot
Congress
Coshocton
Man Koopeth
Richards
Sonar Gray
Lindsy
Sugar Trust
The
Democratic Fund
Treasury
Cleveland
Carlisle
White House
Wayne County
Winfield Scott Kerr
Mansfield
Harter
Mt. Vernon
Seward
Democrata
Ashland
W.T. Alberson
Ohio World's Fair Commission
James Beaird
Marie
Francois Sadi-Carnot
France
Bridge Collapse Near John Esselburn Farm Spars Iron Replacement
A 60-foot wooden bridge over Killbuck Creek in Congress Township near the John Esselburn farm collapsed Monday night. The unsafe structure fell into the creek. county officials Charlin and Maller inspected the wreck and plan to award a contract for a new iron bridge. No casualties were reported.
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Clark
Killbuck
Congress
John Esselburn
Charlin and
Maller
Richards Poised for Nomination at Coshocton Convention
The Coshocton gathering next Thursday centers on the Democratic Credentials Committee. If Richards wins the contested delegations, he will likely secure the nomination despite opposition. Holmes County and Scatawan delegations are reported united for Richards for a second term, with acclamation probable.
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Coshocton
Richards
Millersburg
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Holmes County
J. A. D. Richards
Scataw&s
Cashocton
William Duncan
Killiruck
Ublican Committee
Duncan Hros
Killbuck
Duncan
Morrow County
Wayne County Democrats Hold Mass Convention in Wooster
A large Democratic gathering in Wayne County Wooster drew six to seven hundred delegates for a mass convention. Speakers defended party primaries, denounced executive committee overreach, and endorsed James A. Richards for renomination while outlining procedures for selecting delegates to state and congressional conventions.
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Foster
Ohio
Sanrday
Wooster
Ineteen
Millersburg
Chiej
Snepville
A. &. McClure
Tha ‘City
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A. W. Blackburn
Blackburn
Democratic Party
Party of the People
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Congress of the United States
Las Bragg
Cleveland
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Sunnymede
Jefferson
Jackson
Adair
Cosbocton
John Barton
John Oor
Fremont Marshal
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W.H. Fisher
W. i Long
Dowell
E.S. Dowell
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Willam Larwill
M. S. Robison
W. J. Smith
J D. Beer
J.J. Beer
Hugh A. Hae
Lake F. Jones
J D. Berger
P. E. Seas
John McSweeney
Executiva Committee
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K.S. Dowell
J. D. Beer
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A. P. Russell
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Congress
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Hemmnaly
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Holgman Johnson Green
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J. G. Kidd
Berg
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M. Miller
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Ayne County
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Knox County
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Local notes from Milton Valley and nearby towns
A June roundup covers accidents, baptisms, a fountain unveiling, church events, school hiring, and community gatherings across Milton township and surrounding communities. Highlights include a nine year old boy’s arm injury, Baptisms by Rev Barnett, a new park fountain, a large school term and teachers hired, a house warming, a fatal warehouse accident in which a six year old boy died, and various visits, festivals, and social events.
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Féda
Frank Liggett
Creston Carriage Works
Clark McCoy
Wayne Township School Board of Education
Hook
J. D Zack
E . Landes
Jesse Miller
Misa Buchanan
Harry Bucher
H SM Iloff
David Amil
Golden Corners
J Hi
Christy
Creston
Joash
Buckeye State Band
Boston Piano Works Band of Wooster
John Ktartzler
Geo. Wertz
Bartertoh
Okjio
Joh
R. Wertz
Magico
B and Hays
Grace
Junior McEntire
McEntire
Shreve
Gick Kean
G Case
Sill Brook
Ameoda Livengood
People’s College
D. Bbrinkerhoff
Maple Grrove
G .L. Stauffer
Big Woods
Angels In Heaven
Julius Felger
Burbank
Maple Grove Suiday
Key Henderson
Kyser
Hottman
Blackleyville
Houseman
Nankin
Wadsworth
Harbank
Glenn Felger
Frank Felger
Carl Cockrell
Emil Ldgar
Gien Felger
Cockrell & Garman
Glenn
Carl
Emil
Kel
Statement defending Mr Obliger and supporting primaries
A D Merz of Woostether U writes June 25 1904 to exonerate Mr Obliger from alleged betrayals involving committees and primaries. He asserts Obliger favored Mr Richards for renomination and that his actions aligned with promises to hold primaries and to support Richards in Washington.
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Wm. Brandt
Flo Stevens
Nellie Dull
Wooster
S. Kauffman
Jessie Yost
James Rennie
Etta Camp
William Mellinger
Warren, O
John Kike
Jacob Adame
Ierrien Springs
Mich
MeZene
Will Adams
Rosenberry
W. Lutt
Swifp
Harrett
Toledo
Oak
Malinda Limehart
Arong
Charles Immler
Lir Bolgegrain
Robt
Taylor
Rgbt
Moore
Kentucky
Ross McElroy
Wooseeere
Seo
Searight
Sabtath
Bert
Mecanpe
Cggnton
Clara
Olive Crow
A. A. Geltgey
Shanesville
Sanderson
Frederickeburg
Youngstown
Hal
Af al
Jueke
Obligér
Objige
Richards
Ohliger
Mr. Obliger
M Obliger
Stichards
Washington
Ice Cream and Strawberry Festival Planned by Blachleyville Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid society of Blachleyville invites the public to an ice cream and strawberry festival Saturday evening. Proceeds support local community efforts.
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Ladies Aid Society of
Blachleyville
Grain and produce prices in Wooster market report
The Wooster market page lists grain and livestock prices for June 27, incl Wheat Flour Corn Barley Clover Seed Wool seeds Timothy seed and Hay Seed. It shows butter lard hams cheese beans tomatoes onions chickens turkeys dried fruits prices per pound per barrel and per dozen, plus cattle hogs sheep and calf values with market notes on open slow to steady conditions and demand.
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Wooster
Frick & Tier
Deners
Gats Eye
Harley
Special Fourth of July Excursion Rate to Cleveland
The Pennsylvania Company offers a low round trip fare from Wooster to Cleveland for July 3 and 4. Adult tickets are 100 dollars, children under 12 pay 75 cents. Trains depart Wooster 12:45 p.m. July 3 and 6:30 a.m. July 4, with a through Cleveland arrival at 9:48 a.m. July 4. Return special departs Cleveland at 10 p.m. Central Time. Tickets allow same day return on the special and are valid through July 10. Details from GW Le McKe Agent, Wooster Ohio.
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Pennsylvania Company
New York
Euclid Avenue
Ball Park
Wooatey Ohio
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