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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1900
Page
3
A speech outlines policies of the Republican era, urging passage of war and colonial measures. It defends the Spanish American War outcomes, endorses annexation of the Philippines and Puerto Rico, and advocates building a U.S. owned interoceanic canal while stressing national unity and defense of constitutional authority.
Princetontra June reports a gun tied long distance ceremony for Robert Takhirt of Ceosnetun and Mie Katherine Clim of Piccka in Worermurried county. The Rey Danks of Pa toha officiated with about 12 minutes of responses audible to guests. Separately a Chicago trolley at Ashland and Wabansa struck a farmers wagon carrying 14 persons injuring seven, with two expected to die fatally injured.
Milwaukee session of the International Mining Congress featured President Montgomery announcing a committee on permanent organization. Ex Governor Bradford L. Prince of Santa Fe N.M. delivered a forenoon paper on a Department of mining.
Mondovi Wis June 22 The Northern Grain company's elevator burned with 80 000 bushels of wheat and much other grain Loss estimated around 60 000 dollars partly insured The fire caused extensive damage to storage and facilities and disrupted grain handling in the region.
A sweep of brief items reports Ohto druggists meet in Put-in-Bay annual session, Durant town center burned, Marion Cot from Jackson struck by a horse, Perry Wagner hanged in Rusk Texas for murder, Count Muravieff a Russian minister of foreign affairs dies in Petersburg, and Wisconsin Michigan delegates to Kansas City convention show mixed support for Lentz for VP. a gasoline tank explosion and other fragmented notes close the brief.
Judge C McClartan accuses John S Adair and Judge Robert of corrupt influence over Wayne County delegates in the Newark convention. He alleges sales of delegates, improper payments, and the use of pressure to favor Casingham over his own bid, detailing caucus pressure and party betrayal. The letter portrays factional deceit within the county Democratic delegation.
Wednesday night a railway postal car ran for the first time on east bound Pennsylvania Train No 20, due here, and will be a regular through car to Pittsburgh. Train No 22 will run an apartment mail car between Chicago and Alliance, allowing clerks to handle mail along the east end without buildup.
Russell Homesteads No 253 hosted a reception and banquet for members and friends, celebrating the first anniversary of the order in Wooster. The program featured music, recitations, and speeches, with Mrs. Sarah Jolliff, Edna Snyder, Lucile Rockey, and E J Russell among performers. Russell spoke on the order’s progress and future, noting growth to 125 members and 40 sick-benefit policies, as attendees moved to a full dining room repast.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a legal action and a fine, with unclear names or dates. The readable parts reference a penalty and an official process, suggesting a court or enforcement notice with financial consequence.
Philadelphia June 32 The national committee re elected M A Hanna as chairman with Dick of Ohio as temporary secretary Scott of West Virginia Wiswell of Milwaukee chosen sergeant at arms and the executive group listed. Headquarters set for Chicago and New York with Payne preparing operations in Chicago for the final campaign months. Bryan to depart to Chicago after attending Cantons.
Philadelphia June 22 crowds roared as William McKinley was nominated for president and Theodore Roosevelt for vice president at the national convention. The hall erupted with thunderous cheers as leaders like Foraker and Lodge spoke, the crowd waving canes and umbrellas in a gale of support. The scene surpassed many prior demonstrations and signaled strong Republican momentum into 1901.
Jacksonville Florida June 22 delegates named for Kansas City national convention H Maurice B S Didon B H Palmer J E Wolfe Charles Wright J W Watson RK D McDonald C Guabana Eight ballots held for governor with no choice. Washington June 21 amnesty proclamation pardons Filipinos who rebelled. oath of allegiance required. Dublin June 21 Nationalist convention led by John Redmond adopts United Irish league constitution. Chillicothe June 21 Gardiner alleged murderer ends in gentler mood after restraint. Havana June 21 Major Rathbone examined over frauds. Bristow to report to Governor General Wood. Mac Arthur yet to select two regiments for Tien Tsin. Kumapal garrison on half rations.
L. S. Miley of Shave News reports a fractious Newark Democratic Convention with Wayne county delegation split and accusations of disloyalty. He notes McClarran's favored Wayne group, objections by C. V. Gilbert, and claims of backroom backing for or against leaders as delegates traveled from Wooster to Newark amid tension and speculation.
Taxpayers must pay by Friday July 2. County treasurer warns of penalties for late payments and cites the law date set as June 2 with extended time through July to avoid fines. Official statements indicate past year payments were not timely and penalties may apply.
Numerous warranty and quitclaim deeds recorded in Wayne County listing transfers of land in Chippewa Greene Milton Plain and other townships to many grantees including McCoy Joes Whitnain Hoot Harmon Warner Maul Geit ey Berhert Hatton Whitney and others. Administrator and administratrix deeds noted for Heffelflozer and Hardy. Several parcels described by acres and lot numbers with varied monetary considerations.
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