Wooster Notes Mixed with Local Happenings
Local items report M Clark of Massillon with a load of potatoes, a fire alarm leak on East Liberty Street, theater tonight likely final show of the season, piano gift to a university janitor’s daughter, and real estate moves by Rev Hills on College Avenue. Arbor Day observed, street sweeps planned, Heinz pickle works under construction, and a bustling mix of social and legal notices in Wooster daily.
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Khon Watinestiug
Popper
Mommer
Ringlinz Bros
Wooster
David Nike
Jumby Stone
Downing Break
D. L. Spotts
McClure & Hinton
Hig School
High School
Stevens, Plank and Kalister
Smith, Clark and
Republican
Board of Pension Examiners
Council
Westowman Street
Aveue
H. J. Heinz Co
Tur
Felix Reynolda
Mckinsey
James C. Scobey
Babe
Wigins
Rervath- Jan
Jlaus Dresser
Local Wooster Notes Show Busy City Scene
Wooster daily life features visits from national and regional figures, upcoming weddings and social events, and a flurry of local business and house calls. Mentions include trials, court actions, and civic duties with several residents traveling or planning moves.
Adams Express Office Entered by Two Marauders
Adams Express Office at Wogster was entered by two intruders who hid inside before closing. Three employees and passersby restrained the scene, saving the contents. A young female agent struck one intruder. the two men fled. The criminals were described as women in the incident, and a cautionary note about purchasing a cat was added.
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Adams Express
Wogster
Adams’express Co
Philip
Charlie” Lef Thpot
Wooster Notes and Arrivals From Local Citizens
A jumble of local notices reports visitors and residents in Wooster. Mrs J L Orr and Mrs Geo Plums letters, Mrs H Leonard of Cincinnati visiting Wooster friends, proposals to place Wilmer Wood in school, Henry Marshall and C J Peckinpaugh returning with bass and perch from Fourds Lake, Rev W I Feeman of Lima visiting his aged mother and to preach at Ashtabula, Miss Emma Dean Anderson of Shelum visiting Mahlon Bouch and wife, John Wabark and Mrs P English preparing to sail for Amsterdam for two years of study, E J Herrrett of Bellaire noting illness in family and plans to move back to Wooster.
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Fenessy
H. J. Kanifmba
North Lawrence
Neal Harty
Massillon
A. S. Harry
Doctor W. Brown
Elmer St. John
Creston
D. J.searighy
Fredericksburg
Yoder House
Representative Weiser
Columbus
Cooley
North Market Street
Isaac Barnett
Bethlehem
E.A Valmer
Burbank
Jacobs
North Buckeyes Street
Finney Luce
Vernon Smith
Dbellefont
Tame
Bristol
Edward J. Barrett
Wayne Council Royal Arcanum
Grand Lodge
Cincinnati
Reider, Esq
Washington, D. C
Rpublican
Geo. Faber
Cleveland
KR. McDowell
John F. Reamer
Toledo
Reamer
Horace Carr
Carrie Hirshey
Mansfield
D. J Meese
Presbyterian Church
Will Carr
Peoria
Wot
J H Brown
van Siman
Shreve
Anna
Sprague
Wm Annat
Blay Alden Ward
C Kauke
Madame de Stael
Sheriill Henry Stoner
Wiggins
Warsaw
Miller and Moore
Alliance
Harry Hutchisp
South Bever Street
Expressman
Thomas Howard
Corneling
Callahan O'Bren
H. 5. Dowell
W. W. Firestone
Chicago
Samuel Bellis
A. I. Babb
Morehead
Frank Steele
Wooster
Charles Gilgen
Lowellvile
Henriane
Dudley J. Ward
E.D. Pocock
David Foltz
Kellah Jones
D. K. Jones
Cana Falton
B. J. Jones
Pittsburg Avenue
Wm. Himmelreich
Laura
van Werf
Catoria
Bachek
Ayas
iLucas
J. L. Faeaed
Geo. Plumsetter
Extirar
Sidney
Mra
J. L. Orr
Ls. Wood
Sherop
Willimer Wood
Schoo
Henry Marshall
C. J. Peckinpaugh
W. I. Fedmian
Lima
Feeman
Ashtabula
Odd Fellows
Emma Dean Anderson
Shelum
North Yodis
Mahlon
Beallayepee
Anderson
United Presbyterian Church
John Wablark
Jehlel Clark
P. English
Albert
New York
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E. J Hérrett
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Rev. J. Kendall
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Chas. Wickard
Whiteside
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UB. Church
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J. McDonnell
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Jobn Fidry
Ellsworth Reed
Julia
Edwin Rach
Senator Brice Claims June Passage of Compromise Tariff Bill
In Wasiisatos April 26 Senator Brice says a compromise tariff bill is agreed upon and likely to be adopted by Congress early in June. It aims to cut about 30 percent from the McKinley rate. Senator Jones of the finance committee denies a deal yet but hopes for quick agreement on a basis to ensure passage.
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Finance Committee
Cleveland Not Apraid Amid Industrialist Arrangements
Reported guard reinforcements for the White House are denied as Cleveland and Premdeot ride in an open carriage. Coxey encampment in Woodley Park is opposed by local real estate dealers offering Coxeyites a camping ground. The Bightworml Park race course is offered free for the protestors. A local band leader offers 14 musicians for the crusade. George Francis Train is due today and Rev MK Cross promises a Sunday sermon for Commonwealers on Canned Fools. Doubling mounted patrols and secret service are being mobilized in Washington.
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Wasiinetos
White House
Premdeot
Mr. Cleveland
Coxey
Woodley Park
Bightworml Park Association
Coxeyites
George Francis
MK Cross
Primitive Apostolic Church of God
Washington
Pension bills pass after long pressure in Washington
Washington April 28 reports reveal the house quickly approved twenty private pension measures after repeated pressure from Mr Hepburn and Mr Pickler. One beneficiary, an elderly totally blind widow of a war veteran, had died before passage. A Wool Tariff hope faded as Democrats split on the tariff bill. In April 26, the American Railway union failed to sway President Hill on wage schedules for the Great Northern.
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Washiutas
Hepburn
Pickler
Taylor
Speaker
Atmorcan
Great Northern
Hil
Lawmaker Blen’s Coxey Resolution Referred to Military Committee
Washington April 26 Representative Blen's measure to permit Coxey's army use of government reservations and U S army tents was sent to the military committee. A committee meeting is scheduled for tomorrow, but action or even consideration on the resolution remains doubtful.
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Representative Blen
Coxey
United States Army
Military Committee
New York Trade Review Reports Wool Market Shifts and Tariff Impact
From New York on April 28, R G Dan and Co notes a surge in idle buyers and price moves across principal markets. Wool volumes reach 3,541,658 pounds, down from 3,493,400 last year, with some scarcer grades up by a cent while new wool sells at lower levels. Lard and coffee weaken slightly, and trade failures rise to 480 in the United States versus 216 last year, signaling first-month declines amid tariff uncertainty.
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New York
R G@ Dan & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Uni
Washington April 26 Court Martial Convicts Two Officers
Becrota Herbert Hag disposed of the cases of Commander Heyerman and Lieutenant Lyman who were found guilty by court martial for causing the wreck of the Kearsarg on Ronadex reef. The court sentenced.
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Washington
Becrota Herbert Hag
Commander Heyerman
Lieutenan Lyman
Kearsarg
Ronaadox Reef
Warlike mood near Wooster photographers at odds
Local notes recount disputes among photographers and merchants in the area, with residents including Me Eaton, Graves, Marshall, and Weimer in Marshallville. Updates cover sales, moves, and business shifts at shops, mills, livery stables, and clothing stores, along with several social visits and upcoming community meetings.
University Notes and Personal Items From Wooster
University notes report Willard farewell in Kauke and elections to the Vouire Board of Control. Elizabeth Johnson visits Lima then Bellefontaine. Junior oratorical contest May 28 with private prelims to select top contestant. State Association amendments discussed. one-set judge plan debated. Alpha Lambda Wooster alumni attend Beta Theta Pi convention in Columbus. Earl McClelland attends Phi Gamma Delta district convention in Granville. toast on victory and defeat. Dr. Davidson also present. resolutions honor Senator Zebulon Vance. Next meeting May 3, 1895 in Springfield. Findley elected secretary of the Wooster alumni group.
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Kauke
Alpha Lambda
University of Wooster
Columbus
Beta Theta Pi
Earl McClelland
Rho Deuteron Chapter
Phi Gamma Delta
Thursay
Granville
Ohio
Michigan
McClelland
Atthea Benquat
Davidson
Wooster
Zebulon Vance
Springfield
Alvin I. Findley U
Pest
Railroad schemes spark debate in Jeromeville and Ashland
Col Montague and the so called Colonel Sellers push a line from Shreve to Ashland via Jeromeville with hopes of a $20,000 vote. Residents risk funding a plan that may revive business, while Akron Republicans push for the route and local officials urge careful investigation before paying out. Authorities note many tramps ride freight trains through Stark County and warn of harsher penalties for future trespassers.
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Colonel Sellers
Shreve
Ashlard
Jeromeville
Jeromevilly
Akron
Bow
Scocline
Ashland
Jess
Millersburg
Greenwich
Canton News
Stacy
Kate
Ft. Wayne
Hinge
Stark County
Canton
Tacy
Kale
Lrail
Alllapea
Ft Wayne Railroad
Fraternal Lodge News and Rail Advances in Ohio
A Worcester and Wayne county fraternal column reports on Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters degrees in Jeromeville and Wooster. It notes a large class to be conferred at Jerry ville Tuesday, and various Red Men and tribal activities including dedications in Akron and burials. The Erie railway lays new ties and a fast train from Ft Wayne to Crestline carries Pennsylvanian officials with a 144 minute run.
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Akron
Thomas J.rwin
Pocahontas
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Jobo Wheson
Vedar Valley
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Erie
Kent
Galloon
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Ft. Wayne
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Daily Republican
NEW York Tribune
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Tribune
Fraternal meeting endorses form and plans major notes
The Shreve Council decisions include indorsing the Uniform Work as an auxiliary, with questions on permanent disability and fixed-time levies referred to the supreme Representatives. Officers named include Toledo and Cleveland figures, with nominations for grand vice regent and treasurer and a large attendance anticipated at the upcoming May session. A public notice advertises travel tickets to the state encampment and related arrangements.
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