Early 20th Century Economic Turmoil and Tariff Debate
The column discusses economic policy and political debates in Washington, with mentions of tariff fights, bi metalism supporters in London and Berlin, Coxey's march, and Breckenridge in court. It notes Senate Republicans shaping tariff bills, possible protective measures, and the Las Kell bill discussion nearing session end, alongside commentary on Wheat and market notes. The piece also references a proposed trolley network and optimism about electric communication linking major cities.
British subject Elijah Harrison seeks protection in Ohio potteries
Elijah Harrison appeals to work in East Liverpool without union interference with British embassy promising protection. Voxey’s Massillon rally echoes complaints as an anarchist figure former Chicago pardoned by Gov. Altgeld is named. The piece frets Coxey unrest may spark trouble in the next county, likening it to fire in a powder magazine.
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Elijah Harrison
Great Britain
Liverpool
Ohio
Washington
Harrison
America
Britain
Voxey
Massillon
Fielden
Chicago
Unkaonn
Gov. Altgeld
Coxey
Wooster Merchants Advertise in Tex Aeros LICAN Boosts Local Faith
Wooster merchants begin advertising in Tex Aeros LI CAN paper, praised for community support. The editor notes merchants’ readiness to back the paper and urges Republican readers to sustain growth, marking Wooster’s awakening to new opportunities.
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Wooster
Tex Aeros- Lican
Fragmentary note on older depositor and pocketbook trouble
An unclear historical fragment mentions an older depositor in a loan society and trouble involving a pocketbook or personal finances. Details are too fragmented to identify people, places, or dates.
Lawmakers clash over exemptions and lotteries in Congress
The text attacks alleged exemptions, notes a Southern Senator's claim that the bill targets non profit institutions, and blasts Coxey and Populist rule over Kansas lotteries. It foresees a grand lakes voyage by Cleveland and cabinet to aid inland commerce and urges the Senate to investigate sugar speculation amid corruption charges.
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Congress
Kansas
Kansas City
Kan
Cleveland
Christopher Columbus
Great Lakes
McDougall
Roseberry speech defends liberalism and Ireland at Edinburgh
A strong Edinburgh speech by Lord Rosebery argues loyalty to liberalism and Ireland’s cause as an imperial policy. He counters English fears about home rule by linking Ireland to a broader imperial framework and recalls Gladstone’s legacy while adding new elements. The article details budgetary disputes over reciprocity, sugar tariffs, and revenues, noting strained statements by Carlisle and bondholder pressure during a presidency discussion.
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Lord Roseberry
Edinburgh
Ireland
Roseberry
Thia
Gladstone
Damaging Testimony Attacks Breckenridge in Pollard Case
Last week more damaging testimony emerged against Breckenridge. The piece questions his integrity after a long career in Congress and accuses him of clinging to trivial technicalities to entangle Miss Pollard’s case. It argues his defense blinds public toward alleged misconduct and mocks his consistent self-presentation.
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Breckenridge
Pollard
Congress
Wooster Baptist Young People's Union Rally Next Week
The second annual B Y P U rally of the Wooster Association will gather at Bethany Baptist Church on Friday March 10 1804 with over a hundred delegates expected. The program includes a welcome by E A Day a devotional service and addresses by E A Read C J Williams and others. Also noted is the admission of John S Reamer to Toledo Hospital for insanity following a fall and long mental decline.
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The
Baptist Young [People’s Union of the Wooster Association
Bethany Baptist Church
Wooster Aero 8
Asiaptell
Canton
Tiss Elizabeth Ralston
Newman
C.J. Willams
Granville
C. L. Williams
Dennison University
Court hears testimony in Etterin Forrer damage suit
In a damage case filed by Etterin against Forrer and his wife, the plaintiff claims his wife left him in May 1891 to live with the defendants, was enticed away again in June 1891, and has since been detained away from him. He seeks $590 plus costs, alleging distress and loss of affection and services. The trial continued Tuesday with testimony presented by the plaintiff's attorneys A S McClure and s.Nce for plaintiff and Adar & Adar for defendants.
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Orrville
Ferrer
McClure
s.Nce
Adar & Adar
Local notes from Apple Creek and surrounding areas
County Audutby Marshall and wife are home from a pleasant visit in Doyleytown Wilsmith, son of Sheriff Smith, is home after visiting friends in Cliptom township. County Clerk D W Musselman is sick with inflammation of the bowels. The Pennsylvania Railroad has settled with Mrs Anna Allen as administratrix for Harry S Allen’s estate in Columbiana. Old Apple Creek covered bridge is deemed unsafe and County Commissioners may plan to build a sturdy new structure. Harry E Bakes of Smithville has received a Denmark interest in Hot Spur Jr., with Horace Blattenberg of Lima considering the offer. Burglaries affect Fred Nussbaum and Michael Cotterman, Apple Creek merchants, who could not recognize loot on “Flatty” Heimgartner. Massillon authorities have not replied to messages about Heimgartner, though Marshal Elisperman was warned weeks ago.
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Audutby Marshall
Doyleytown
Wilsmith
Smith
Cliptom Township
D W Musselman
Ennsylvania Railroad Company
Anna Allen
Harry S Allen
Columbiana
Apple Creek
Irons
Harry E Bakes
Smithville
Hot Spur, Jr
Copenhagen
Denmark
Horace Blattenberg
Lima
Ohio
Dr Blattenberg
Esq Blattenberg
Fred. Nussbaum
Michael Cotterman
Heimgartner
Massillon
Helngartner
Elisperman
Hid
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Couree
Citizens
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B. Hoovar
John’ J. Sebrock
Chauney Tucker
J. A. Fison
van Vondray
John Fank
David Derr
C. J. Miller
Carrier Plego
Stella Zaring
G. Campbell
Congress
E. Hoffman
Wooster
Ladies of the Home Missionary Society
Norris
Siarch
Mrssollenberger
Students Missionary Volunteer
Icket
Wayne township primary results split among parties
The Republican ticket selects Hugh McConahay for Trustee Eimer Landes as clerk John G. Eliott as assessor William Lile and George W. Gaul as constables. Democrat picks include Trustee William Tayior Clerk Solomon Kline Assessor Frank Geschey and constables Jacob W. Matz Albert Sonedecker. Prohibition slate names Anderson Wallace Trustee Jonathan Hesteller Clerk Harvey Butcher and constable William Groop.
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Hugh McConahay
Eimer
Landes
John G. Eliott
William
Lile
George W. Gaul
William Tayior
Solomon Kline
Frank Geschey
Jacob W. Matz
Albert Sonedecker
Hose Bosen
Trustes
Anderson Wallace
Jonathan Hesteller
Harvey Butcher
William Groop
Meeting on State Department topics discussed Wednesday
An afternoon meeting is planned for Wednesday at 2 o'clock to consider topics pertaining to the State Department’s development. The gathering aims to review relevant proposals and outline next steps for progress. The session will involve attendees from related departments and officials.
Mt Vernon Population and Millersburg Bond Details
Mt Vernon reports a population of 8 225 in its new directory. In Millersburg Hardy township borrows 40 000 with 0 82000 directed to BK O railroad 16 000 to a furniture factory and 34 000 for expenses. Robert Calyman 40 insured agent married Mr Vernon and Gertha Mile a stenography student tied to vested it acted badly. Mile mandish b g divorce TS overed them. She will salt.
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Mt. Vernon
Millersburg
Hardy Township
Robert Calyman
Vernon
Gertha Mile
Wooster Churches Plan Good Friday Services and Revivals
The weekly church roundup notes Good Friday services from 9 am to evening, with multiple congregations participating. Revival meetings at the M E church continue, eight new members confirmed, and a large turnout at St James Episcopal for nine confirmations led by Bishop W A Leonard.
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Woates
W. W.onsley
A. Freer
Luine
News of
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Servichs
English Lutheran Church
The
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Waynag County Union of Young People’s Societies of Christian Endeavor
Apple Creek
Bether Baptist Boy's Brigade
M. E
United Presbyterian Church
A. K. Daff
Albany
N. Y
New York
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W. C. Dawson
God
Pres. Scovel
St. James Episcopal Church
Ohio
W A. Leonard
Cleveland
J. WV. Cracraft
D. D
W.J Mullins
J. F. Falkenbach
Wallace Thsse
Ethel Hunt
Florence Peckinpaugh
Beaste Dennis
Bessie Funk
Georgia Funk
Rebie Nachtrieb
Russell Kaufman
Walter McDonald
Samuel Kieffer
Wayne Township School Festival Ends With Notable Recording
The No. 6 Wayne Township school festival on March 20 featured E. Landes as teacher, with a grand dinner, recitations, and music by Longs hort Kissinger orchestra and guests from nearby districts. Miss Agnes Hitler presented the teacher with Scott's poems, while many attendees praised the scholars, householders, and local performers for a memorable community event.
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Madisonburg
Wayne Township
Buckeye
Little House
E 3. Landes
Landes
No 6
Clatus Crites
Bula Lehman
Longshort-Kissinger
Jackeye State
Eberly
Misa Brenniman
M. Winter
Smithville
Agnes Hitler
E.S Landes
Scott
Misa Ida
Matz
Miss I
LATTASBURG Community Notes March Updates and Events
March notes from Lattasburg report Mrs Hastler’s improving condition and Drs cautiously optimistic. School and church activities, local debates on tariff, sales, and telegraph of community life include a Wycar sale, revival meetings, and plans for a new schoolhouse.
Lodi Native Tied to Noted Crimes Dies in Cardington
A clan figure once connected to several famous criminal cases about fifteen years ago died of heart failure at his Cardington Ohio home. Chicago residents were in Boulongville surveying land to establish a canning factory. Farmers and Dr J Baughman a former physician were mentioned in the fragmented notes.
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Lodi
Cardington
Ohio
Boulongville
J. ‘ Baughman
Jam Winkler Farm Sale Near Orrville On March 28
The Winkler farm 3 miles north of Orrville near the prairie is to be sold next Wednesday March 28. It includes a nearly new house barn and outbuildings with a two product farm. J Winkler the assignee calls it a model farm and offers one third cash and the balance in two equal yearly installments with interest secured by mortgage.
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Ty of Wooster
Wayvee
Wourtter
Faa
Harnaus
Adel
Databete
Firich Stfert
Jacob B Hartman
William H Hinton
Harta
Harta & Pursta
Fatveen
Tayler Utes Ali Yy Wooster
Maré¢sh
W. Winkler
Orrville
J. Winkler
Premis
Best
Eooluk
Satine
Swart
Oodstad
Dermant Watts
Mertion Toe
Coutaning
Hikam Bo
Editorials on letters and authorship guidelines
The quotation emphasizes restraint in newspaper letters advising contributors to avoid opinionated content, maintain ownership of writings, keep messages concise, and refrain from presenting slushy material. It reflects editorial standards urging writers to be precise and responsible with their public contributions.
Jury verdicts in two cases reported
The jury in the case of Laura Budd v Jos Gilbert found not guilty after a verdict. In the Edward Rudy v Daniel Leller et al case the panel was out all night and returned a verdict for the plaintiff awarding 3120.4. Attorneys Roach represented the plaintiff and McClure Smyser the defendants in both matters.
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Obliv
Laura Budd
Jos. Gilbert
Sf C. Roach
McClure & Smyeer
Edward
Rudy Ve. Daniel Leller
Benj
Eason
RK. L. Adair
Mclare & Smyser
Town mourns as mayor faces citizen backlash
Local residents express anger at Mayor Barry amid claims of missteps and alleged corruption. Citizens rally for accountability while the community grieves recent losses and honors those who contributed to the town’s well being.
Notice of Births Marriages and Deaths Pricing Policy
The column outlines low priced notices for births marriages and deaths in The Weekly Republican and The Republican Daily. It requires a signed card by a known person and excludes anonymous notices. Cards of thanks lodge meeting notices funeral revelations obituaries and memorial poems follow the same terms.
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Republican
Hinkton
Wayne County
Birth notices from Wayne county families and dates
A fragmentary OCR shows multiple birth notices with names such as Charles F Schuch and wife a son, Jerome Smuckers and wife a daughter, Frederik Figert and wife a son, and a few others. Dates reference March 1894 and March 1204 with locations in Wayne county including Wooster and Dalton. The legibility is poor with incomplete lines and scattered punctuation.
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Ape Creek
Wayne Ta
Priday
Marebi
Jeb Feths
Chu HeAt Wooster
Charles F Schuch
Kers
Smithville
Wayne
Jerome Smuckers
Tal
Hastier
Dagotter Tinher
Wooster
Q . March
Frederik Figert
Dolfman
Dalton Wayne
Tuewiay
Athvemau Apaw
Jey
Liptay
S Perry
Aughtier
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