04 May 1865
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1865
Page
1
The Republican office reports a fresh supply of job materials and improved typesetting quality, asserting capabilities on par with any Ohio country office. The note highlights readiness to handle printing tasks with enhanced style and efficiency.
A sermon-delivered reflection on the assassination of Abraham Lincoln, the nation’s mourning, and the timing of his death as the Civil War closure neared. It ponders whether his demise interrupted a hopeful peace and the ongoing mission of emancipation and mercy proclaimed to the rebels.
A rallying sermon honors Abraham Lincoln after his murder, urging mercy to justice balance and vowing vengeance on treason. It praises Lincoln’s mercy and calls for national unity, education for freedpeople, and continued faith in God as the nation endures sorrow and rebuilds.
A Charleston harbor celebration marks the restoration of the old flag at Fort Sumter after Lee’s surrender. General Anderson, Beecher, and Union dignitaries lead ceremonies with a flag raise, naval salutes, and a moving crowd as loyalists reflect on four years of war.
A brief piece asserts perpetual youth comes from a sunny temper and active, charitable conduct rather than beauty or fashion. It notes busy, purposeful living keeps women young, with a cheerful disposition as the key trait, a truth not easily bottled or sold.
A vivid, archaic moral sketch praising a man who avoids deceit and intrusion. It extols truthfulness, respect for others, and steadfast honor, condemning fraud, privacy invasion, and selfish manipulation. The decree emphasizes straightforward, principled conduct in all dealings and speech.
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