Wooster Daily Republican Aims At State Politics And Markets
The Wooster Republican notes political maneuvering in New Jersey and New York, praising the party for stance on trusts, race tracks, and the Wilson bill while warning of potential debates in the Senate. It highlights local industrial prospects, farm diversification, and market trends for wool and hides, with emphasis on Wooster’s economic ties to town and country.
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Miller
Cape May
Quirie
Democratic Senate
Newsey
New Jersey
New York
Edward J. Dumphy
Tammany Hall General Committee
New York City
Histetter
Hag
Wooster
Wayne County
Watterson
Louisville Courier Journal
Congress
Handall
Hill
Gorman
West Virginia
Banks and currency panic loom in Wayne County talk
Discusses financial stringency, proposed repeal schemes, and seigniorage criticisms amid a national money panic. Highlights political maneuvering for nominations in Wayne County, calls Republicans to energize primaries, and notes shifting leadership in protectionist Democrats with Hill and others seeking a moderate pro‑tariff stance. Warns about potential abandonment of interests harming U S naval and Pacific policy under Wilson era debates.
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South
Senate
Crisp
Cox
Cleveland
Bland
Editorial Briefs on Pension Suspensions and Cleveland Term
Editorial briefs discuss rising pension suspensions in Ohio exchanges and political commentary on Grover Cleveland's presidency. It notes factory closures tied to tariff debates, Bland's silver coin bill, and remarks on Hoke Smith and Interior Department duties. It mentions Judge Long's pension case win and Lochren's legal challenges, with references to Brice and Hatent etPtract.
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Ohio
Hoke
Smith
Wilson
Grover Cleveland
Italy
Europe
Lope Jeo
Rome
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Brice
Josiah Quincy Beaton
Ladstone
House of Lords
Bland
A.K. Hewitt
Richards
Georgia
Lochren
Congress
McDonald Dexies All Ames to Ravereen
A brief item notes McDonald achieves a notable result against Ravereen, with the outcome described in concise terms and focus on the main action and key figures involved.
Great Gains in Maine Republicans Sweep Things Even in Town
Maine election returns show Republicans winning mayoral races and control of city offices across towns including Portland Cape Elizabeth Gorham Burton Waterville Ellsworth Saco Kennebunkport Old Orchard Rockland Hallowell Bath Westbrook. Several cities report Republican majorities in mayor and council seats while some officers remain Democrat or split.
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Portland
Mar
Baxter
Charles Cushing
Cape
Elizabeth
Gorham
Burton
Waterville
Aldamen
Ellsworth
Higgins
Saco
Kennebunkport
Old Orchard
Rockland
Hallowell
Bath
James W .Wakegeld
Joan O. Shaw
Citizen 2 Forum
Deering
John F. Sawyer
al. Westbrook
Railway Damage Case Continued to Next Term
The Orst case taken up to the Court of Common Pleas was continued after witnesses were examined. Frederick Schnefler as administrator of Conrad Laschied seeks 81909 from Wheeling and Lorain Railroad Co for causing Laschieds death at Lorain in March 1840. The defense moved to strike the case arguing lack of knowledge of the defect by the company. The court allowed an amendment of the petition and continued the case.
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Orst
Court of Common Vileas
Frederick Schneffler
Conrad Laschied
Wheeling & Lorain Railroad Co
Laschied
Lorain
Unclaimed Letters Advertised for Week Ending March 3 184
List of names including Mrs Maggie More Jonney Byall Chahe McDonel Pearl Clements Mra C K Moskowits Craig A Miller Preneb Willian Meese Gant Mears Garrett Torchlight Stringer Oliver Hardwich d Stoning Hartzell Verma Howard Lehman Rachel Talley Nathan Lance David Wilson Miler Wilson Mable Versons must be advertised as unclaimed letters with advertisement date noted Samuel Metzler I M received with uncommon favor.
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the Wooster
Bowman
Maggie More
Jonney Byall
Chahe McDonel
Pearl Clements
Moskowits
Craig John A Miller
P Preneb
Willian Meese
Namuel Gant Woo Mears
Wm Garrett
Torchlight
Stringer
Oliver Hardwich & Co
D Stoning
Rank
Hartzell
Geo Traster
Verma Howard
J Lehman
Rachel Talley Nathan Lance David Wilson
How Miler
Wilson Mable
Little Wildcat shines at City Opera House
The MacDowell-Cornell Co presented a brisk Tattling comedy drama at City Opera House. Nightly shows continue with East Lynne or the Elopement tonight and a new play each night, drawing strong audience applause and lively appreciation for the company’s performers and pianist.
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MacDowell-Cornell Co
City Opera House
Wordon McDowell
Kennington
Tno
East Lynne
Revival and Church Meetings Across Several Towns
A series of revival services and religious meetings are reported across multiple towns. Congregations from Methodist, Reformed, Lutheran, and Presbyterian churches held campaigns led by ministers such as Rev Smilth, Rev E D Barnett, Rev Fry, Rev Hartman, and Rev G W Houk. Converts, saloon closures, and missions are noted, with events in Dalton Moorland Loch Honeytown Chippewa Lattasburg Maysville Creston Burton City Burbank and other communities. The notes mention women’s missionary society activities and local box socials.
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West Lebanon
Dalton
Moorland Methodist Church
Hev
D Barnett
Loch Rev
Hiestach
Honeytown
Chippewa
Bible Society
Lutheran Church
No School House
Wayne
Fry
Hartman
Lattasburg
A. B
Georgetown
G. W Houk
Fredericksburg
M. E
Maysville
Maron
J. C. Ward
Canton
Creston
U's. Church
M. Ek
Burton City
Dunbar
J. F. Blankenhorn
Marshallville
Burbank
Kesser
Milo Keser
Massillon
Silver Cross Circle
King’s Daughters
Orrville
Wm. Shaw
United Presbyterian Church
Fredericsburg
James W. Martin
Zanesville
White
Congress
James W. Campbell
Sunbury
G. A. Rander, Jr
Nelson Wells
Sexton
Wooster
Sugar Making Suspended by Warm Weather
March issues report sugar making suspended due to warm weather and lack of frost. Thomas Russell is recovering from a broken leg and injuries. Henry Hotchkiss and wife plan to move to California next Friday. A Co K farewell meeting is set for Wednesday. Tommy O Neal visits old 18th boys. Current Event Society meets on the 14 at Allen Scott residence to discuss topics of interest. Miss Maude Slater improves after illness at home in Smithville. Joseph Wiles loses straw stack and two cattle after a high wind, uncovering two dead calves. Republican primary election is called for Saturday evening the 10th. all voters urged to attend.
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Marth
Russell
Hind
Henry Hotchkiss
California
Co.'k
Tommy O'Neal
Co.'h
Allen Scott
Maude Slater
Smithville
Joseph Wiles
A. C. Webster
Webster
Hell
A. O. Gelsinger
Wooster
Saisy
Abbie Yoder
Georgetown
Lillie Fetzer
Wetlersville
Durstine
Lagrippe
C. Echo
Bricker
Joseph Gallagher
Cleveland
I. H Smith
Krusher
Main Street
Neys
P Kieffer
John Funk Frank Kieffer
Gid McIntyre
Orrville
Sherff Smith
Ingiew
Hoft
Family notices and local movements in Orrville area
March entries note March 6 obit of 95 year old Mrs Houmard of Apple Creek with interment in Mt Eaton, many residents moving, visits, illness updates, and town events. Includes hop tea raid aftermath, mayoral lore, and numerous short items on neighbors, meetings, and elections in Wooster area.
March 1 items from a local paper note deaths and school guidance
The item reports the funeral of Mrs Wesley Hemley in Pleasant Hill cemetery and quotes a schoolmaster admonishing disobedience. It mentions Elias Nora Swart planning a year in Los Angeles for health, local tradesmen and postmaster duties, theft of meat and butter, upcoming Farmer's Club entertainment, and social events including a surprise party for Warren Lockes and a young men’s gig club in Apple Creek with a midnights feast.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Wesley Hemley
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Thompkins
Jeromeville
Arra
Newton
William
Thomas
Jobo
Floyd
Keara
Kremley
John Lyttle
Spotia
Harve
Krinkerhoff
Bia
Long
Frank Fickes
Morris Brinkerhoff
Sol Rickabaugh
Fred. Bower
John Hero
HR. 3
Baker
Misa Carrie Hamilton
Local News Note on March 8 Public Reading Event
A community notice invites readers to a school hall gathering on Thursday evening March 8 with speakers Mr William E Robison and Miss Emmaartman of West Brookfield. The event, hosted by Rev Madge at the U P parsonage, aims to welcome Republican readers and share news from Wayne County towns.
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Erie
William E. Robison
Emmaartman
West Brookfield
Madge
U. P. Parsonage
Dalton
Wayne County
Bell
Wee Lang
Wooster
Werlersyie
Melinda
Mat
Hors
North Lawrence
Es Borke Degre
Nyy Creek Waste Co
Bes Ff Folus Bof
Wayne Ca
Uited Pressyterpam
Wayne
Thrreiay
Pets
Kes McMour
Tanton
Jebta Wiwels
Mins Sarafo Houghes
Hiuehart
Fan
Easton Wayne
Chars Benatart
Lottie Leavers
Dorinson Hariman
Madyve
William FE Hobinson
S Roving Hortan
West Brookfeld
Fragmentary OCR note on patient recovery prospects
A partial, garbled OCR fragment mentions weakness and slight hope of recovery with no clear subject, dates, or identifiable entities. The text is unreadable and presents no verifiable facts or names suitable for a proper summary.
Wayne township Republican primary nominees listed
March 4 report shows Wayne township Republican primary held at the township house last Friday at nine. Ticket nominated includes Hugh M. Jonabay for trustee John G. Elliot for assessor, Elmo S. Landisforde Wm. Littleyan, George W. Caul for constables. Henry Lehman moved to Seth Hollinger’s at Doyleston. Lehman has lived with Samuel Geyer as Geyer plans to move. J N Boor suffered a serious accident last Monday in his mill, breaking bones in the left leg above the ankle. Doctors Lehran and Keeny attended. Meetings closed last Saturday after three weeks. Rev. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick agreed to accept the Smithville circuit for the remainder of the conference year and reside in Smithville. The paper raised subscription funds for Rev. Kirkpatrick to travel the circuit and build church interest.
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M Kb
Emanuel
Ed Kush
Marshal
William
J Schlatty
Cleveland
Henry Wertz
Freu Hunsinger
Huttman
Ellaworth Reed
Jim Hunsinger
Massillon
Si Reed
Buchman
Biton
Chatlam
Lebanon
Nic Mastic
Beaver Fall
West Lebanon
Houmard
Apple Creek
Reformed Church
Marchand
Bunker Hill
Wayne Township
Th Township
Hugh M. Jonabay
John G. Elliot
Elmo S. Landisforde
Wm. Litleyan
George W Caul
Henry Lehmar
Seth Holinger
Doyleston
Lehman
Samuel Geyer
Geyer
Hollinger
Pres
J N Boor
Dre. Lehr An Keeny
Kirkpatric
Fragmentary ancient text on faith and commerce
A garbled passage mentions money, belief, and reverence to the Lord, with references to sea and fortune. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or events to identify a coherent news item.
GRAIN MARKET PRICES AND PRODUCE LISTINGS
Corrected grain and produce prices from Craighead & Co grocers showing bids for wheat corn barley and seeds, along with wholesale and retail items such as butter lard ham cheese beans onions potatoes and various poultry. Also notes Chamberlains Eyes and Skin Ointment sold by druggists at two cents a box.
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Craighead & Tu
Workman Law Hitches Wayne County School Elections
State School Commissioner responds to two township cases under the Workman law for subdistricts in Plain township Wayne County addressing legality of swearing in directors and term lengths. The letter explains that unded elections after one illegal vote and non sworn judges do not void elections if overall fair and that directors serve full terms or until next election.
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Plain Township
Workman
Wayne County
Republican
Randid
PrLat
Wayne Co
Sir
Board of Iducation
Board of Election
Hirection Board
B Board of Education
Wiice
Board of Erectionu
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No Ft
Board of Education
Joe Huard
Nto
Gur
Sw Urnin
Ifegal
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T Cotsos
Classified Notices Pricing For Births Marriages Deaths
The notice column announces very low rates for Births Marriages and Deaths notices in the WeeEnty REPUBLICAN and the Daily No Crance. Notices must be signed by a known person or organization and mailed. lodge notices funerals memorial poems and resolutions follow the same pricing.
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WeeEnty Republican
Eveny Binti
Wayne County
Wayne
Auction Notice for Farm Tools and Household Goods
Sale to include horses cattle mowing implements plows cultivators harrows and mower portable and stationary items. Also cupboards furniture hay and feed. Held at the late Daglel Kiefer residence two miles northeast of Brmothville and one mile east of Prayer's Chapel Wayne county. Friday March 1. George Kiefer Joan Liloure auctioneers.
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Kiefer
Bmoithville
Tree
Rayer
Chapel Wayne Bg
Priday
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