Republican principles and tariff policy declaration
The text proclaims Republican doctrine of protection and reciprocity, praising tariff growth and urging duties on competing imports while favoring free entry for noncompetitive goods. It denounces Democratic attempts to dismantle tariffs and highlights reciprocity expanding export markets, then defends bi metallic money and parity of values, urging an international conference to sustain value between gold and silver. It also calls for universal free ballots, voting integrity, stronger criminal and wage laws, and better protections for workers and interstate commerce.
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United States
T River
Republican Party
Bbc Oe Weg
Aflican Congress
Ho Suf
Theepublican Party
Veterans and the President Debate Intern Ethics
Fragmentary lines discuss nation morality and the evils of intern service. A reference to veterans and the president appears, signaling a political debate about national ethics and policy actions.
Wayne County Republicans to Hold Delegate Convention in Wooster
The Wayne County Republican Executive Committee calls a delegate convention at City Hall Wooster Ohio on July 26 1892 at 11 am to select central committeemen eight delegates and eight alternates to the Dennison Ohio Congressional Convention and to nominate candidates for County Clerk Sheriff Surveyor Coroner County Commissioner Infirmary Director. Delegates allocated by precinct and caucus to occur before July 21 1892 with lists due July 23 1892.
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Wooster
Wayne County
Wooatar
Ohio
Dennison O
Wm. McKinley, Jr
Republican Executive Committee
Ross W. Fenox
E. W. Neweire
Blaine Visits Chicago to Mourn His Losses
The article notes James Blaine, famed Republican, travels to Chicago for the funeral of his son Emmons, coming amid recent bereavements after his elder son Walker’s death. It urges Democratic delegates at the Chicago convention to set aside political animosity and offer sympathy to a political rival.
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United States
Chicago
James
Blaine
Emmons
Walker
Minneapolis
National Democratic Party
Chicago News Record
Democratic Platform Criticized for Radical Shifts and Old Debates
A fragmentary panel on a Democratic convention platform criticizes the party for mixing old Jeffersonian abolitionist signals with new tariff debates. The piece accuses leaders of straddling silver, adopting Republican language on trusts and immigration, and pledging free trade while opposing honest elections. It contends the platform favors importing contract labor and national protection for railroad workers, while aligning with aims of importing opposition to American industry. The discussion highlights the disconnect between platform rhetoric and the needs of working Americans, and warns that success hinges on support from large importing classes.
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Ita
Dan Voorhees
Henry Watterigh
Jefferson
Jackson
St. Tilden
L.T. Neal
Ohio
Henry Watterson
Larry Neal
Kentucky
Nicaraagua
United States
How Different the Two Men at Public Halls and Reunions
The text contrasts presidents Benjamin Harrison and Grover Cleveland. Harrison attends veterans’ reunions in Rochester as a fellow soldier and statesman, while Cleveland declines invitations and goes fishing at Buzzards Bay. The piece notes Harrison remained at the White House during the Republican convention, while Cleveland sailed with fishing excursions during the Democratic gathering in Chicago. It emphasizes Cleveland’s image as a sportsman.
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Cleveland
Harrison
Rochester
New York
White House
United States
Chicago
Buzzard Bay
Household remedy claim for sick headache and constipation
A testimonial endorses South American Compound from Jackson Mfg. Co. Columbus Ohio for chronic headache and constipation after other remedies failed. The speaker urges friends to use a three months’ treatment for $1 or a two cent trial, with a guarantee and return policy if cures aren’t achieved.
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Ft T
Jackson Mfg. Co
Columbus
Indiana Loss Ends Gray Hoosier Dream at Chicago Convention
The piece recalls Isaac Posey Gray’s failed bid as Indiana’s favorite son in the Democratic convention at Chicago. It criticizes Grover Cleveland for snubbing the Hendricks widow and disparages Cleveland’s influence, asserting Indiana will swing to Harrison, who won the state in 1888.
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Hoosier
Chicago
Indiana
Cleveland
Isaac Posey Gray
Grover Cleveland
Thomas A. Hendricks
Grover
Gray
Harrison
Sympathy Resolution From 1892 Democratic Convention for Blaine
The Democratic National Convention adopted a June 21 1892 sympathy resolution for Hon James G Blaine after the death of his son Emmons. It calls the act fitting for American citizens across parties and notes unity in adversity and in faith, urging noble actions to be recorded in national archives.
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James G Blaine
Emmons
MreBlaine
Wooster Democrats reel as Hill nominee defeats loom
The piece details Wooster Democratic leaders and their faltering support for Hill amid Cleveland opposition. It notes prominent figures like Gentifey Eshelman Dowell Marr Hart Peckinpaugh and Marchand Adair, with Metzler slated as postmaster till 1896, and laments dwindling enthusiasm as McKinley era politics loom.
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Mog
Democratic Party
Wooster
Hill
Gentifey
E.B. Eshelman
Fe . Dowell
Col
John Marr
Sycamore
Killbuck
John Marchand
Ben Douglas
Jacksonian
John Adair
Grover
L. P. Obliger
Grover Cleveland
Lou Bolus
H. A. Hart
Thos. E. Peckinpaugh
Hart
Mr. Peckinpaugh
John
Marchand
Adair
Gens
Wiley
Mr. Eshelman
Bliss
Warwick
Wayne County
R. B. Wasson
Harrison
United States
Cleveland
Metzler
Political Verdict On Campaign Of 1892
The piece argues that the major party candidates need no new platform declarations. It praises Harrison for stable leadership and criticizes Cleveland for opposing protection and ballot reform. It asserts Cleveland’s defeat is assured, endorsing the McKinley tariff as beneficial and urging continuation of protection and reciprocity.
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Famillar
Harrison
Cleveland
United States
Indiana Democrat leader predicts Cleveland defeat in 1892 race
Hon Cares L Jowett of Indiana a leading Democrat and former 1888 state central committee chair and state House chairman, says in the Cincinnati Enquirer that Cleveland's nomination means sure Democratic defeat and that Harrison will win by a larger majority than in 1888, with Indiana unwinnable for Cleveland against Harrison.
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Indiana
State Central Committee
House of Representatives
Chicago
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cleveland
Ben. Harrison
Harrison
Reverend Dixon Attacks Tammany in NYC Sermon
Rev Dr Dixon of New York condemns Tammany as a festering sore on the body politic in a Sunday sermon. He accuses the organization of lying about supporting Democratic nominees named at Chicago, claiming influence from Sam Jones and Sam Small in rhetoric.
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New York
Tamany
Dr Dixon
Sam Jones
Sam Small
Chicago
Illustrating Africa and American Life in a Lincoln Era Review
The issue features Sheldon and Mildred Aldrich contributors with illustrated perspectives on Africa, humor from Max, and commentary by J F Mbir, plus a sharp note on the pending presidential campaign. It promotes subscribing to the New York Tribune as the best national paper for Republicans at 160 dollars annually. A nostalgic aside recalls medicinal roots and Ayer’s Sarsaparilla as a cure-all.
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French
Sheldon
Africa
Mildred Aldrich
Pio
Peron
Julia ‘Marlowe
J. F. Mbir
Max
Impression
America
Seta
J. C. Burrows
Thomas E. Watts
New York Tribune
United States
Local wedding and town news from the country
Miss Lulu Eckhart left for Ada to attend normal school this summer while Miss Gertrude E. Pope visits in Kent. Mrs. Slosser returns to Akron. D Brenner and Ida Wecht wed at Schultz Avenue home in Massillon with sixty guests, then honeymoon to Pennsylvania. Also notes on a Children's Day at the Evangelical Church, Amanda Henninger visiting, Keck injured when thrown from a wagon, and Jacob Hostetter’s summer trip east.
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Ada, O
Gertrude E. Pope
Kent
W. E. Slosser
Akron
D. Brenner
Massillon
Ida Wecht
Schultz Avenue
C. J. Forsythe
The
Presbyterian Church
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Hallow
Stark
Berlin
Weimer
Amanda Henninger
de Canton
D. B. Keck
Mr. Keck
Dr. Wellford
Jacob Hostetter
Harvest Progress And Local Deaths In Mt Eaton
Harvest moves forward as wheat ripens and farmers anticipate a busy spell after a severe storm on the 19th. An aged Mrs Keckler died suddenly on June 12 at about 88. Albert Blanchard, 28, endured a painful decline and funeral attendance was strong. he belonged to the American Mechanics wars. Krider family returned to Massillon after a three week stay at the Lucas Hotel. Mrs R A Lucas and Mrs KE K Estees spent a day or two in Wooster last week.
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Albert Blanchard
Krider
Massillon
Lucas Hotel
R A. Lucas
KE. Kéese
Wooster
Wayne children’s exercises charm Golden Corners program
An engaging Wayne school program drew a good audience despite rain. The choir received help from H J Whensetler and Miss Smith of Leskto as students delivered well read essays and polished recitations. Decorations featured flowers and committees earned praise for their dedicated work. Notables visiting included Miss McPherson of Moline Illinois and Mrs Katharine Armstrong with her daughter from East Liverpool.
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H. J. Whensetler
Mary Allen Seminary
Crockett
Texas
Iselle Armstrong
Gear
S. M. Gene
Artie and
Maude Smith
Overton
Make Home Happy with Pianos From Wooster Shipment
Henry Ward Beecher urged keeping homes happy through music and piano ownership. Wooster received eighty five Boston Piano Company instruments, all high grade, to be sold retail by Seokirk and McClaran at factory prices. Also a Blacksmith’s act saves a child using Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy sold by Laubach & Boyd in June.
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Tno
Wooster
Boston Piano Company
Seokirk & McClarran
Iowa
Chase Newcomb
Aiemedy
Chamberlain
Forsale
Laubach & Boyd
Certificate Plan For Attendees At Ohio Meetings In 1892
Notice details certificates and excursion fares for attendees of multiple events across Ohio and nearby states. Dates span July 1892 with travel from Steubenville to Xenia Chillicothe and Cleveland, including National Educational Convention at Saratoga. Tickets cover round trips, single extensions, and membership surcharges for various associations.
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Aenia
Soldiers’ Orphan Home
Xenia
I. McCurdy
National Educational Convention
Naratoga
Saratoga
Cleveland
Photographers’ Association of Ohio
Columbus
Lake George
Nati
Cincinnati
Order Brith Abraham
U. S. Grand Lodge
Special Announcement Offer for Free Horse Diseases Treatise
Arrangements with J Kendall Co publishers of A Treatise or the Horse and his Diseases enable subscribers to obtain a copy free by mailing their ads with a two-cent stamp to Dr B J Kendal Enosburgh Falls Vt. The book is a standard authority on horse diseases with over four million copies sold in ten years. Offer open for a short time. mention this paper when requesting the Treigtige.
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B. J. Kendal
Enosburgh Falls
Tregtige
Spayin Liniment Promises to Remove Horse Lumps and Blemishes
Spayin Liniment claims to remove hard and soft lumps and blemishes on horses and curb sprains and swelling. The product boasts high power and offers a large saving with one bottle, sold by Laubach & Boyd in Pengetntasy Worcester.
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Laubach & Boyd
Pengetntasy Wooster
Milton Community Faces Illnesses and Obituaries
A.C. Lance narrowly survives heart failure as Mrs. Noah Amstutz remains indisposed and Samuel Smith weakens. Cyrus, David, and Sara Smith, with Sara abroad, visit. Isaac Bessey, Milton pioneer, dies at his son Amosia Edna Kansas home aged years. Ed. Stone and Dora Gish wed. Bessie Gish stays with Will Geisinger. Sterlingites join CU B Excursion to the Lake. Will Halbert and Mish visit.
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A.C. Lance
Noah Amstutz
Samuel Smith
Cyrus
David
Daugher Sarah
Isaac Bessey
Milton
Amosia Edna
Kas
Mr Bessey
Stone
Dora Gish
Bessie Gish
Hittman
Will Geisinger
Will Halbert
Band Festival At Excelsior Hall Draws Crowd East Of New Pittsburg
The band festival at Excelsior Hall east of New Pittsburg last Saturday night drew a healthy crowd. Children services are planned for next Sunday evening at Bethel Evangelical Church east of New Wattsburg. An interesting program is being prepared and all are invited.
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Excelsior Hall
New Pittsburg
Bethel Evangelical Church
New Whttsburg
Village Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
A Wyre of Lima visits home while Miss Erma Hess returns from Canal Fulton. Fred Zook spent Sunday in the village. A Japanese native and Theological student from Lancaster College lectured on Customs Manners and Religions of Japan at the Reformed Church to a large audience. Fireworks display lit the square last Thursday. Attend the village Fourth festival hosted by the Ladies of the MEM Church for a pleasant evening and courteous treatment. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Alex Wolgamnot on June 15.
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Lima
Erma Hess
Canal Fulton
Fred Zook
Japan
Lancaster College
Reformed Church
Isorn
Alex
Wolgamnot
Fourth of July local ice cream festival invitation
The Y.1 CE will host a local and ice cream festival on July fourth evening inviting all. Robert and Miss Laura Moore are home from Pennsylvania for a short time. Mrs Hutchinson and Miss Young of Iowa visit Mrs Henry. A number of theirs will attend the Akron convention this week.
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Laura Moore
Pennsylvania
Hutchinson
Miss Young
Iowa
Henry
Akron
Children day exercises draw crowded audience at M. E. Church
Last Sabbath evening the M. E. Church held children day exercises with a full auditorium. The program pleased attendees and the decorations were praised as fine and artistically arranged. Burial for David Gault at Congress cemetery followed shortly after.
Fireworks Display Promises Festive Marshallville Night
Marshallville plans a grand fireworks display on July evening as locals anticipate a fine show. Prof R A Leisy, at the Summer Term of the University of Wongter, visited home over Sunday. A church ladies aid festival Saturday drew many outsiders and visitors from nearby towns. A Saturday baseball game between No 7 and Rogue's Hollow featured errors by No 7 and strong hitting by the rivals.
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Marshallville
R. A. Leisy
University of Wongter
Ladiesionary Society of the Reformed Church
No.7
Rogué’s Hollow
No. 7
To New York and Return for Half Fare
Excursion tickets to New York at above rate will be sold July 6th and 7th from principal stations on the Pennsylvania lines for the Christian Endeavor International Convention. Tickets are valid returning until a date extended to August 1st. Fast through trains run on these direct lines chosen by delegates from Ohio and Indiana for an enjoyable journey. Details from any Pennsylvania Lines ticket agent.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Christian Endeavor International
Guy Loth
Ohio
Indiana
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