Opening of Tri County Teachers Institute in Wooster
The Tri County Teachers Institute opened at the Opera House Wooster drawing teachers from Medins Ashland and Wayne counties. University literary societies and students attended as did Wooster residents. President Canfield lectured on the state university system, stressing public service, citizenship and the ladder from district schools to the university. Numerous local educators and officials were listed among attendees and ongoing school events in nearby towns.
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Canfield
Ohio State University
Tri-County Institute
Tri-County
Instituta
Opera
Medins
Ashland
Wayne Counties
Wooster
J. Frank Smith
M. E. Church
Frank Taggart
J. W Scott
Loudonville
Scott
Taggart
Institutes of
Ohio
Pres
James H Canfield
National Educational Association
State University of Nebraska
Marshallville
Buckeye
J. W. Scott
Mansfield
H.G. Yocum
Vermillion Institute
Wichita
Ian
Elton
John Budd
Weat Lebanon
Jeromeville
I. A. Offiner
Kiefer
Orrville Board of Education
H.H. Strauss
Blankenhorn
J. W. Leininger
Isaac Pontius
H. H. Strauss
H. Blankenhorn
J. W. Hostatter
F. Davis
E. M. Tanner
Marshallville High School
I.etsy
Misa Myrtle Kerffer
J. Wengard
Evangelical
Warsen
Trumbull County
Furnah
Wooster High School
City Opera House
C .B. Galbreath
Rogers
Columbiang County
Mt. Hope
County Board of
Board of Education
Sugarcreek Township
Wayne County
Dalton
Arid
Milton Township
McKinley trends and political chatter across states
A flurry of telegrams and dispatches track McKinley’s nomination prospects, Vermont and Illinois politics, and expected party moves. Notes on debt, Quay’s stance, and delegation loyalties color the inside politics as observers predict a rapid convention outcome and steady economic recovery signals.
One Hundred Dollars Reward for Catarrh Cure Claim
How's This announces a one hundred dollar reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio declares a cure that acts on blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials and wholesale agents listed.
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J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheper
Xat & Truax
Dru
O. & Mary
Ists
Shaker Digestive Cordial Promises Strength and Vitality
An old advertorial claims indigestion poisons food unless digested and touts Shaker Digestive Cordial as a cure. It promises renewed health, color, muscle, endurance, and resistance to disease, urging use by pale, overworked individuals and noting sale by druggists in a ten pence bottle.
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Otto
Public Square
Labach & Boyd
Draggiste
David Kennedy
Kennedy
Philadelphia Advocate Supports Republican Victory in District Campaign
The Philadelphia Advocate argues for a strong Republican bid in the district, citing 1892 and 1894 election margins, McKinlay’s appeal, and Wilson Gorman tariff backlashes. It asserts Republicans can win Congress and presidency with solid votes, stressing a 1,087 vote swing as decisive.
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Grover Cleveland
J. A. D. Richards
McClure
Richards
Feaers
Harrison
Taylor
Hichards
Turner
Campbell
Bashuell
Congress
McKinlay
Hatfield Brothers Reunited Mystery in Wooster
John D Hatfield of Chippewa Lake searched Wooster last night for his older brother William who had not been heard from in four to five years. A year ago he heard a rumor of a William Hatfield killed or shot during work on a B and O U branch from Wooster to Millersburg. Hatfield, 36, sought details as William, then 45, last worked on the B and VU line from Lodi to Wooster and disappeared while the foreman searched for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D Hatfield
Chippewa Lake
Wooster
William
Uoclal
Solomon
John Faust
Rittman
Wm. Hatfield
B & OU
Millersburg
John Hatfield
Lodi
Millbrook mill tragedy claims 32 year old miller
Grant Keister, 32, died after his clothing was caught in a belt at Edward Bros. flooring mill in Troy, Miami County. He was found unconscious at the stair, carried home, and lingered until Sunday evening. He left a wife and two children and was known as a capable miller with strong habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Keister
Millbrook
Edward Bros
Troy
Miami County
Sid
Public Schools Mission Discussed at Institute Session
A large attendance heard Prof C E Budd on the mission of the public schools and the need for practical, moral, and civic aims. Debates stressed local enviroment, true purposes, and the role of teachers in shaping character, with Supt Abbey and Rev Kieffer offering contrasting views. A second paper by Supt J A McDowell critiqued grammar instruction and advocated delaying technical grammar until high school.
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Pres. Scott
T. Orr
Plymouth
C. E. Budd
Loudonville
Kno Sao
Ous
Giod
E. L. Abbey
W. E. Heichel
I. N. Kieffer
Haupert
Prof
Work
B. F. Hoover
Abbey
Indie
Harbartians
Kieffer
Miss Webster
J. A. McDowell
Millers‘burg
Topo
Dyspepsia tablets praised by Mrs Lounsbury
An Olympia Washington woman credits Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets with restoring strength and appetite after stomach illness. She reports sleeping better, improved heart function, and quicker recovery, and praises the product in the Christian Herald. The ad claims many cures for indigestion and related ailments and offers a free stomach-disease booklet.
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E JI Luiuns
Bury
Olympia
Washington
Pre Park
Lounsbury
Kristian Herald
Stuart
Marshal, Mich
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Jas. B. Taxlob
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E. W. Newkirk
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Liberty
John J. Kinney
Drs. Lehr & Kinney
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Xprague
John A. Gann
North Market Street
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L.A. Yocum, M.D
H. A. Hart
New Lutheran Church
Kay N Y . Bye
Ear Institute
Ryall
Drs. Stoll & Ryall
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North County
Htol
Beall Avenue
Bowman
J V. Stahl
Liberty St
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Jacob Fischer
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Saton
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RMIT
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England
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Michigan
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Supt. Haupert
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Amfillersburg
BF Hoover
Maud T. Smith
Lod
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T. B Jarvis
E. K. Miler
Centerbury
Ida Agnes Cheyney
Lucas
Ira E., Hausman
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Burbank
Rose B. Myers
Findley
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Orrville
T. W. Kimber
Misses Cully
Morrow
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H E. Zimmerman
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Anna Rollens
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Marshalivills
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Barberton
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O. J. Foust
Aerop
M. K. McElroy
Cincinnati
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T A. Mauarer
West Lebanon
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G W. Gushorn
West Salem
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Shreve
E. A. Mower
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Seville
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McElve
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Russia
Riacum
Wilbur L Hale Quartermaster
Pratt Post
Roudout
Wayne, Medina
Ashland Counties
Supt
Scott & Bowne
Chemists
New York
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Wayne County National Bank
Jacob Frick
R. Overholt
John M. Oriley
Ass’t
H. R. Imgard
Wright
U.S
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Olympia, Washington
Wooster Hardware Co
Anany
Wooster, O
Wooster Hardware Co's
Maur
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M Rhodes
Wooster Hardware Cos
Wooster Itardware Co
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