Wayne County Republicans Set Primary Election Dates
The Executive Committee calls Republicans in Wayne county outside Wooster city and Wooster Township to hold primaries on Saturday March 11 from 1 to 7 pm at usual polling places. Nominations for city village and roadsis seats to be filled at the municipal election on April 3, 1899. Names of nominees must be certified to John E. Applebaugh, clerk, after primaries.
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Ted
Wayne County
Wooster City
Wooster
John E. Applebaugh
Board of Deputy Supervisors of Elections
D. A
W. W Garter
Wayne County Republican Executive Committee
Jas A. Newkire
Republicans of Plain Townships to Nominate Ticket
Republicans of Plain Townships meet at final voting places Blackeyville Pisin Reedsburg Springville Mills Ajastin on Saturday March between 1 and 6 p.m. to nominate a township Republican ticket for the spring election. W. A. Leak, Commissioner.
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Plain Townships
Blackeyville
Pisin
Reedsburg
Springville
Mills
Ajastin
Maron
Republicans of Chester Township Meeting Notice
Republicans of Chester Township are requested to meet at the Township Hall on March 1 1998 between one and three o'clock pm for the purpose of organizing and electing the Republican township committee for the spring election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Township
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Wooster Republican Primary Announcements for City Posts
A list of candidates running in Wooster under the Republican primaries includes F Yarman for arena trustee, Robert J. Smith for mayor, Russell Kinion for street commissioner, S J Blake for street commissioner, Nelson Shover for street commissioner, James Tagget for assessor Wooster township, W H Robison for earth ward assessor, A A Barnard for Fourth Ward assessor in second term, S C Hubbell for Second Ward assessor, Arthur H Smith for Fourth Ward assessor, James B Snyder for City Solicitor, and Frank Taggart for member of the Board of Education, all subject to primary decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarman
Oarene
Robert J. Smith
Ayor
Wooster
Russell Kinion
Jeet
S. J. Blake
Nelson Shover
James Tagget
Wooster Township
W.H. Robison
Imarien
Arthur H. Smith
James B. Snyder
City of
Republcan
Frank Taggart
Board of Education
Dem hopefuls collide as Bryan fades in race for presidency
The piece reports Bryan’s weakening bid for the Democratic nomination as a New York meeting shape shifts to back Senator Gorman of Maryland. It notes potential Eastern bloc influence, calls for stronger backing, and hints at party reshuffling and pending candidacies.
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William Jednings Bryan
Senator Gorman
Maryland
New York
Bryan
Fragmented 1898 dispatchs mix of war humor and diplomatic notes
The fragmentary text jokes about battles at Santiago Manila and water works, cites Dupes and figures like Aguinaldo and Dewey, and mocks diplomacy with Aguinaldo's London visit and German acts. It references elections in Ohio and general military and political chatter from the era.
Admirals Schley Honored in Delive aléte Lost Text
The article praises Admiral Schley amid political tension and calls for party unity. It notes opposition to expansion and imperialism, comments on Democratic leadership changes, and mentions Spanish events and US military posture in the Philippines. It depicts national confidence in Schley, party disputes, and military concerns about Manila and Cebu.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Systemic Health Benefit
The text asserts catarrh is a constitutional disease and Hall's Catarrh Cure acts on the blood and tissues to remove the disease's foundation. It claims the remedy strengthens the patient and builds up the constitution by treating the cause directly within the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Miki
Local notes from March 6 with community updates
Lively letters draw on Shreve visitors and funeral notices. Reports include Mrs. Loser’s funeral, W. Sellers buying 0 H. Kater's building for a grogery, and moving plans after renovations. Flora Silver cares for her nephew. John Robison and McCoy & Bishop plan moves. Henry Swinehart's baby girl born. fever quarantines on Gates Street. Pythian Sisterhood event at P.M. Shook's home. J. J. Fendenheim visiting from Can ton. W. J. Cameron wins mail contract for several depots. George Welhnovagh visits town. the Daonemiller family heads to New Mexico. John Uners sells farm to Charles Kline. Prof. A. Dunlap closes school term and will teach summer session. Dedade of father Reagh mourned. debt and sugar industry updates. Misses Sim er spend time with mother before returning home.
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Flora Silver
Warner
Jiohn Robison
McCoy & Bishop
Nama’oods
Applecreek
Henry Swinehart
Friasy
Charles BR. Smith
ON. Wilon
Ana G. F. Ruser
Gates Street
P M. Shook
Portage Street
J. J. Fendenheim
Canton
W.J Cameron
George Welnouvagh
Akron
den Daonemiller
New Mexico
Houme
John Uners
Charles Kline
Overs
Kiyria
Tule Opring
A. Dunlap
Tow Place
Dunlap
Achoul
Linote Gordon
Mrz
Ette Qeure
Hanchester
Wo. Reagh
Diseasar
Boro T
Henry Soracg Ag
Marco
A. PF
Crise Ald
Maron
I’simer
Utetlog Tuasy
FaRuah
CLEAR GREEK VALLEY NEWS BRIEFS AND PERSONAL NOTES
Marc scored 6 to 3 in a local game. Scout acd suo and daughter of Litas visited Coel Howe after a long trip. Ongoing illness kept several residents home but many were glad to see a former resident return. The Mechahicspbure scholars set an upcoming event at the School in two weeks. Porter from Necrasaa reported a death in the family and many relatives plan spring visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marc
Litas
Coel Howe
Abd Bloerts
Smtp
Logen Ceanty
Tatner
Feote
Ikersry
David Grube
Daniel George
Meenantcanurg
Miller and associates eye Nebraska move this summer
In Kale Station March 6 Uypt Miller wheat merchant of vimepuille called at Keuke Harve Miller basing with Dr J B Tuad of Wooster. Will Miller plans to locate in Neb this summer. Neighbor Grey expects to move next week to the Mra X oder farm. Moorland seniors show enthusiasm for an entertainment. Kittie sovder won a trip to Wooster Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kale Station
Vimepuille
Keuke
Harve Miller
J. B. Tuad
Wooster
Will Miller
Neb
Grey Exprere
Serius 18
Kittie Sovder
March 6 Miss Clara Donley obituary note
Miss Clara Donley aged 18 died at home of her parents last Tuesday September 28 after an illness of two weeks. Funeral services were conducted by Pastor Rev Waolbach of Applecreek Reformed Church. The bereaved family extend sympathy in their sad loss. Miss Bessie Stauffer was home over Sunday. Isaac Hichwine is recovering from a severe bout of the grip. Rev Wilhelm led a small congregation on Sabbath due to inclement weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Donley
Aniece
Waolbach
Applecreek
Reformed Church
Perects
Ala’ara
Abo Oruthers
Ubia
Miee
Bessip Stauffer
Subdsy
Isaac Hichwine
Wilhelm
Toe Faithful
March 6 Social News and Local Guests
March 6 report lists Mrs Vandermark of Lod as guest of Jacob Avers and wife with pacenta Ghia week. Chats about guests from Gallo and Waterloo. J Jennies Showalter, Waterloo, visiting David Naliyses and wife. many local visits and illnesses mentioned. A lecture on the Philippine question planned at Boyd's school house March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandermark
Lod
Jacob Avers
Deroert Dounts
Deiberg
Chas Shamwaia
Gallo
Maarlun Crawford
Ana
Mias Jennies Showalter
Waterloo
David Naliyses
Sud
J Holingay
Harry Stoner
Erie
Hirem Crawford
Wm. Burns
J. C. Soure
Butte
Kochwater
Crurigs Soure
Ora Dysart
Will Dacot
Charles Heoal
Mary Bouhan
Zitte Zaring
Mudisua
Dra
Legr
Lerob
Sullivan
McConnell
Boyd
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised By Customer
A Bedford County household saves doctor costs by keeping Chamberlains Cough Remedy on hand. They use it at first signs of cold and report it never fails to cure, praising its medicine of merit. Sold by Laibach and Boyd on the Square.
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Chamberlain
Mear Eue
Matttic
Bedford County
Laibach : & Boyd, Dinggikts
Kar
Fragmented Rural Notes From March in Millbrook Area
A dense collection of local items from Millbrook and nearby townships. Mentions deaths, illnesses, farm sales, land transfers, happenings at Bethel church, school term closures, and community visits. Several named individuals and households appear, along with weather and road conditions affecting travel and farming activities.
Local notes from Camy'a whereabouts to Akron and Wooster
A digest of community items covers farm work and summer labor on the experimental farm, mail routes from Camy'a to Mangillou after July, residents moving or returning from Akron and Ada, new houses and buildings planned, notable visits from Massillon, Columbus, Cleveland, and Jacksonville, and local events including a Maple syrup debut, a concert by the Park sisters, Salvation Army preparations, and a call to enlistment.
Rob in Poetry and Local News From Smilthyille
A mixed local item column reports on a Republican primary, church social events, a sale and misfortune, hospital news, church baptisms, and agricultural notes. It mentions a Mary Quoh and a Mrs. W related to Cleveland General Hospital, a Donker Normal term, a Switchville term with student entertainments, a Bethel closing, and Georgetown district inspection. It also references canned beef, potatoes, a congressional session, and pickle growers meeting updates with dates and attendees.
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Mitaville
Republian
John Kieter
Wedneesday
Mary Quohel
Bethel
Rameey
Miller
Georgetown Ditc
Thoragay
Tees
Alvin King
Barberton
W. W. Norris
Bred Brant
Rabber
Akron
Phelps
Lakeville
Himes
Death of an Octogenarian Mad Sick ness
Barbara Woolgamann died at her son-in-law Jacob Labhman’s residence near Lattasburg on February 2 1889 aged 88 or 89. Born March 1 1810 she was mother to eight children and a German Baptist church member. Funeral by Rev Helstead on March 3 at the church north of town with burial nearby. B. M. B.
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Lattasburg
M. B Painter
Grip
de Vaudebaugh
P. U. Firestone
Frank Siller
Barre
Bb. F. Swinebart
Barbara Woolgamann
Jacob Labhman
O Than
Rey Helstead
Lnaterment
Har Folung At Mt Baton Rivalry Shifts Then Ends
Fragmentary report from Mt Baton describes a tense local contest between Behlan Euling and rivals over a justi outcome. The piece notes factions aligned with candidates, mentions a hypothetical election outcome, and lists several local figures including Henry peel treasurer and A.othy aepeeser with others tied to the event.
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Behlan Euling
Te Justi
Ogi
Thakiokst
Thetee
Henry Peel Treagurar
A. Othy Aepeeser
jJaltes Dee
Golden Wedding Reflections and Local Notices
A March 8 item discusses social and civic life, noting a golden wedding anniversary for John W. Newkirk and Rebecca Wells on March 1, 1899, with family gathered but illness affecting plans. It records local health, church revival activity, and community updates including repairs, weathering road conditions, and a cemetery interment at Airview.
Defendant Margaret Cody Blames Lawyers For Her Plight
Albany dispatch reports Mrs. Margaret Cody on trial for attempting to blackmail the Gould estate. Witnesses and letters show she did not instigate the suit but led in faith to prosecute Angell’s claim, arguing she was guided by lawyers. Harvard Observatory notes a faint comet near March position, likely Vulle’s comet returning this year.
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Margaret. Cady
Albany
Margaret Cody
Jay Gould
Gould
Angell
Lawydra
Boston
Harvard Collge Observatory
European of Astronomy
Wolf
Yuttle
Shortage Reported in New York Coffee Importers
Herbert W. Smith, cashier for Edwin J. Gillies company, a fugitive from Justice Experta, faces a nearly $30,000 shortage after two years of examination. He is accused of squandering funds on women. Smith's father recently died at Columbus, Q. Great Flood Imminent in Mississippi Valley warns Cairo weather observers.
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New York
Herbert W. Smith
Edwin J. Gillies Company
Justice Experta
Smith
Columbus
Cairo
Mississippi Valley
Smi
Weather Bureau
Multiple Global News Briefs From March 8 Dispatches
Reports from Caracas say government troops seized Calabozo, capital of Guaricos, amid Ramor Guerra guided revolution backed by Creso. In Topeka, Kansas, the legislature adjourned sine die after GOP yielded to Populist Senate demands. New Orleans notes Nicaragua’s revolution nears closure as Americans detained aboard U.S. warships. Reyes heads here. In Texas, prairie fires rage across Nueces, Starr and Willacy counties as sparks from locomotives ignite dry grass. three men die near Aguilar. Washington covers a court of inquiry session ending with no more witnesses to be examined and Eagan’s visit amid ongoing proceedings.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Calabozo
Guaricos
Ramor Guerra
Creso Party
Topeka
Kansas
Republican House
Senate
San Diego
Tex
Neuces
Starr
Kural
L Larado
Corpus Christie
William Oliver
Washington
Court of
Weeghington
Geneval Eagan
Tt Court
Madrid Senate Storm Over Decrees Sparks Liberty Cheers
Series of brief dispatches from Madrid Washington Telephonia London Ottawa and Ohio report a stormy senate session as Senor Silvela reads decrees amid interruptions The scene includes cheers for liberty the queen and the army and navy and notes on naval reorganizations abroad.
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Madrid
Senate
Senor Silvela
Jas
Count D'Almenas
Senor Silvera
Court Hlow Evidence in Cody blackmail trial
Albany March 7 In a sensational Cody blackmail case handwriting expert David N Carvalho testified that church records were erased and altered listing Mary Brown as legitimate and Jay Gould as mother to a disputed child. The defense faced near hopeless odds as Mrs Hoyle corroborated the age and identity of the woman involved and two lawyers reportedly urged belief in the merit of the claim.
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Albany
Cody
David N. Carvalho
Cooperville
Mary Brown
Jay Gould
Goulds
Storms Backbone Bent in Leadville Weather Report
Leadville Colorado reports warm clear weather and a forecast that the storm's backbone is broken after four days of no new snow. Snow depths around Twin Lakes reach six feet on the level with drifts up to twenty feet in places.
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Leadville
Colo
Twin Lakes
Mad dog scare grips Madisonburg area as dog killed
A yellow small dog went mad in Madisonburg near Whitmyer's and bit chickens, ducks, hogs, and a sheep or two as it moved through several properties including Zovak's, Beachey's, Snyder's, and Sonedecker's. Theodore Stairy's dog was killed, and the mad dog was shot by multiple residents before being killed near Beachey's. Panic followed as neighbors penned up other dogs and awaited further developments. The incident coincides with a local sale by Jobo Kieffer and upcoming community events at the furnace of the Christian electroc.
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Madisonburg
Man
D. Whitmyer
J. D. Zovak
J. H. Snyder
Jacob Beschey
J. G. Elliott
Theodore Stair
J. F. Sonedecker
David Lehman
Queen Marie Henriette in Chateau Laeken guarded
From Brussels on March 7 reports say entrances to Chateau Laeken are guarded as telephonic links fail amid persistent rumor of the queen’s death a valletin notes her condition as comparatively satisfactory and only guarded by sentries and limited communication.
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Brussels
Chateau Laeken
Marie Henriette
Talbot Arrives to Convey Lord Berschell's Remains
The British cruiser Talbot under Commander Gamble reached New York from Bermuda to transport the body of Lord Berschell to England as ordered by the British government.
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New York
Talbot
Gamble
Bermuda
Lord Berschell
England
White Star liner Germanic refloated for Belfast refit
New York March 7 The White Star liner Germanic which sank at its dock on the East River has risen from the dry dock and will sail to Belfast for refitting.
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New York
White Star
Wner
Germanic
East River
Belfast
Binmark’s Ron Nerve Displays Indomitable Will
In a display of splendid health and indomitable will, Binmark’s Ron Nerve demonstrates remarkable vigor. The report highlights his steadfast energy and resilient mindset in the face of challenging conditions.
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Lake Corker
Airview Cemetery
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Sir Maurice Fitzgerald
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