Editorial hints at early Ohio GOP convention and gold standard clash
An editorial critiques scheduling the Ohio Republican convention in June and analyzes tensions between Secretary Morton and Cleveland over the gold standard. It discusses Russia Japan China, a Columbus mother’s shooting by her intoxicated son, anti packing house sentiment, tax cases, and political debates. It also notes potential electric line expansions from Wooster through Wayne County to boost freight and passenger service, including a planned freight line from Grafton West Virginia to open up coal lands.
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Grafton
W. Va
Runtytown
Wooster
Wayne County
Silent Amalfi Drive Through Italy’s Sunny Coast
A three day journey by row boat and carriage along Pompeii, Amalfi, Sorrento, and Capri captures a travel sketch by Rev Dr Hills and companions. They describe Pompeii ruins, the Amalfi drive’s sea and mountain views, a Capuchin monastery stay, rowboat ascent to Praiano, a lively coastal village reception, and the Blue Grotto at Capri, ending in Castellamare before Naples.
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Italy
Mediterranean
Sorrento
Capri
Wooster
Ladies Aid Society Ciuty
First Presbyterian Church
Relief Corps
Presbyterian
A Hills
Miriam
Europe
Hills
Félice
Pompeii
Lora Kulwer Lytton
Glaucus
la Cora
Amalfi
America
Amali
Prajano
Wall
Bil
Tiberius Casar
Castellamare
Naples
Akron & Chicago Junction bridge fire blocks track near Nova
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad suffered a heavy loss on the Akron and Chicago Junction division near Nova in Ashland County last night. A trestle about 80 feet long and 12 feet high caught fire and burned out. An east bound freight plunged into the opening wrecking a locomotive and 14 cars. No injuries reported. Repair will take several days.
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Sop. O
Baltimore & BR. R.co
Nova
Ashland County
Marriage at Lincoln Lane House Known to History
Mrs Daisy Oldroyd of Dayton weds Benjamin F Tiefenthaler of Glenville in Washington DC at the Lincoln House on Tenth Street. Ceremony at 8 o clock in Presbyterian rites, Rev Tunis Hamlin officiating. About 50 guests, Edna Phillips scatters daisies, couple departs for Cleveland with gifts and a wedding feast.
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Daisy Oldroyd
Wooster
Jakc Clarran
Washington,dc
Mr & F. Tiefenthaler
Glenville
Cleveland
B. Tiefenthaler
North Ever Street
Lincoln Loure
Tenth Street
Benjamin F. Tilefenthaler
Daisy Stewle Oldroyd
Dayton
H Oldroyd
Dayton Insane Asylum
Presbyterian Church
Tunis
S. Hamlin
Church of the Covenant
Edna Phillips
A Shakspeare Night Dream Performed With Mendelssohn Music
Review of a Wooster performance of Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream at City Opera House. Praises direction by Prof. W. F. Sennett, cast from Willard and Athenian societies, and an orchestra led by Prof. Byron Oliver. Highlights strong acting, elaborate costumes, evocative scenery, and skilled musicians. Noted performers include Mellaton, Miss Keer, Miss Platter, Gregory, Brilles, Hickok, Holt, Miss Bissman, White, and Ross W. Wallace as stage manager.
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Shakspeare
Mendelssohn
City Opera House
W. 4. Sennett
Wooster
Byron Oliver
Anna Hunt
Mellatton
Theseus
Miss Keer
Helena
Miss Platter
Hermia
Gregory
Demetruis
Brilles
Lysander
Hickok
Oberon
Ilolt
Puck
Miss Bissman
Fatry
Dr. Bennett
Coal vein found near Wooster sparks local debate
In Wooster a six foot coal vein was reported near the old Robison mill while drilling for city water. Experts called the coal fair quality soft coal though a local mine owner doubted its value. Officials debate drilling through the vein to reach water as trustees reorganize and name a water works superintendent. A separate report covers a railroad wreck near Loudonville and a brief note on Wooster fishing with few sunfish caught.
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Dayton Water Supply Co
Tirk Repres- Lilan
Robison
James Mallins
Minglewood
Wooster
Nathaniel Mowery
Stadison Hill
Ee Old McDonald Agricultural Works
George Lambourn
Lambourn
Heinz Pickle Works
Board of Water Trustees
Ff I Snyder
Sinclair Clapper
Forbes Alcock
Snyder
Wm Weaver
Clapper
James
Glass
Alcock
Dayton
Apple Creek
Coshocton
Walhending
Loudonville
Lake F. Jones
Warsaw
Mr. Jones
Reduced lates to Michigan Points via Pennsylvania Lines
May 7 home seekers excursion tickets to Michigan points with return limit of 20 days sold via Pennsylvania Lines. For details apply at nearest Pennsylvania Line Ticket Agent.
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Michigan
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Lines
Pennsylvania Line
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