University notes recount student misdeeds and honors at Wooster
University notes reveal a dormitory rampage during a banquet ending with a broken door and a freezer raid. several ringleaders were dismissed amid claims of discrimination. Other items mention Willard farewell May 28, illness delaying classes, a 14-10 freshmen win, a student returning to Bolivar for Sabbath, a Kauke chapel sermon by President Scovel, and imminent mission-field plans in Brazil by Rev. F. Lenington.
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Willard
Behoteguy
Centors
F. G. Maurer
Bolivar
Wheeling Through
Kauke Chapel
Scovel
Harry Cunningham
Addie Houston
Olivesburg
Kobt
F. Lenington
McCormick Seminary
Brazil
Breaks His Arm on School Roof
Nine year old Jimmy, son of Mia, fractured his right arm above the wrist while playing on the roof of No 2 schoolhouse. Dr Kyall set the break after the accident near North Buckeye street. In other news, Judge Dowell handled motions in Common Pleas. Mrs Johanna Berra, formerly Jansch, and Nicholas Kansch were divorced and she quickly remarried Andrew Kyfoose with Squire Peckinpaugh officiating, all within about 30 minutes. A.R. to visit city schools.
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Jimmy
Mia
Samuel Armstrong
North Buckeye Street
Kyall
Dowell
Court of Common Pleas
Johanna Jansch
Taint Township
Nicholas Kansch
Johanna Berra
McClarran
Andrew Kyfoose
Byfoose
Berra
Squire Peckinpaugh
Memorial Services to Be Held in City Schools
Supt Charles Haupert announced that Friday May 29 would be devoted to soldiers memorial services in all city schools. He urged attendance by soldiers families and citizens, noting no formal programme was planned beyond room by room arrangements. He emphasized teaching patriotism to youth to honor the Grand Army of the Republic.
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Charles Haupert
Given Post
Haupert
Grand Army of the Republic
Bookwalter Predicts Cleveland Nomination at Chicago Convention
John W Bookwalter, Democratic candidate for governor in 18x7, predicts Grover Cleveland will be nominated for the fourth time at the Chicago convention in July. He praises Cleveland as tariff reform leader and says he is now wanted as the leader of the war party in this country.
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Springfield
John W Bookawalter
Ohio
Grover Cleveland
Judge Gregor owski reports on reformers verdict in Pretoria
Judge Gregor Owski who presided at the reformers trial has filed a report to the executive council detailing how government prerogative can be creatively applied. Johkheest Eloff Kruger’s son in law sails for London.
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Pretoria
Gregorowski
Will Attack the Dow Law in Liquor Tax Fight
State Secretary Redner of the Liquor Dealers' association announced that the group plans to challenge the increased liquor tax as unconstitutional. The Home News notes the ongoing debate and public reaction in a concise report.
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Teouses
Debt Lifted at Wooster Methodist Church Anniversary
The Wooster Methodist Episcopal Church marked the ninth anniversary of its dedication with praise as the debt was reduced to 9000 dollars. Pastors and lay members celebrated a year of progress toward wiping the debt at a rate of about a thousand dollars annually. Reverend J Frank Smith led a service after delegates failed to send a speaker from the Methodist General Conference. Reports highlighted steady church growth, fundraising by the ladies, and the Epworth League’s ongoing work. The event affirmed the church’s role in community peace and religious life beyond financial concerns.
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Methodist Episcopal Church of
Methodist General Conference
Cleveland
Smith
Wooster
John Mitchell
W.O Beebe
Mr. Smith
God
Servants of God
Fowler
John A. Gann
Gann
Wemen
Epworth League
Geo. I. Woner
Wooster League
North Ohio
Mellicent Woodworth
Christ
Mare
Robi
L. Adair
Rhodes plan for raid to seize Pretoria and Lord Kruger
May 6 report claims Cecil Rhodes devised a Jameson raid to march on Pretoria imprison President Kruger. The aim was to depress a South African company's stock so Rhodes would buy it cheaply, then seize Johannesburg with the resident as prisoner. If successful, Rhodes would become king of all South Africa and defy England.
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Lospos
Cecil Rhodes
Pretoria
Kruger
Rhodes
Johannesburg
Hodes
South Africa
England
Rights of Americans in European correspondence emphasized
Washington May 6 news shows the United States pressuring European partners with greater vigor in the year long correspondence now released from the Red Book. The focus centers on France and the exclusion of American cattle by that government during negotiations.
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Washington
United States
Europe
France
American chamber of commerce in Paris praised by ex-ministers
Paris May 7 former U S ministers in Paris Hon Jefferson Coolidge and Governor Levi P Morton have sent handsome subscriptions to the American chamber of commerce. They also extend felicitations on its work to open the French market to American products and to strengthening ties between the two nations.
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Paris
Jefferson Coolidge
Levi P Morton
United States
American Chamber of Commerce
Mar Ofp
Indiana convention result meets Hanna's expected view
Cleveland May 8 Hon M A Hanna manager of McKimny s campaign said the Indiana news was very gratifying and no more than he expected noting the Indiana result met his expectations without surprise.
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Cleveland
M. A. Hanna
McKimnley
Indiana
Nashville Democratic Convention Nominates Taylor for Governor
At Nashville on May 8 the Democratic convention nominated ex-Governor Bob Taylor for governor by acclamation. The platform called for free and unlimited coinage at 16 to 1 and for a tariff for revenue purposes.
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NasHville
Democrati Convention
Bob Taylor
Republican Convention in Michigan Backs McKinley
May 8 Detroit report: Republican convention endorses sound money and protection and declares for McKinley as president.
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Michigan
Detroit
McKinley
If You Did Not Read The Republican Last Evening
Brief note suggests a local newspaper reference to yesterday’s Republican edition. The fragment hints at a missive or commentary urging readership, but lacks clear facts, names, places, or a distinct event.
Pastor and People Ar Armenians Service Planned at Christian Church
The Ministerial Association schedules a public service Thursday May 16 at 7 30 p m in the Christian church to aid suffering Armenians. Rev J L Ward will speak on missionary work in the land and attendees are urged to contribute to the Bible land relief effort. The Women Conducted the Service. Westminster church hosts a mission focused prayer meeting with ladies leading the program. Mrs S Hall Young presided and speakers included Abbie Lyon Alice Jones and Annetta Thackwell. Chester Township Sunday schools to Meet at Lattasburg township hall Saturday May 23. W H Lehr is president and Laura B Myers secretary with program notes on song service personal work of Sunday school teachers duties of the superintendent relation of Sunday school to church and primary work.
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Ministerial Association
3. L. Ward
Westminster Church
Hall Young
Abbie Lyon
Alice Jones
Annetta Thackwell
India
Chester Township
Township Hall
Lattasburg
W UH. Lehr
Laura B. Myers
Hey. Tetherob
Red Haw
W. H Lehr
Congress
Wooster convention plans and local religious events
A long programme for the Wooster convention emphasizes best talks and chorus led by Prof Oliver. A Sunday rehearsal at First Presbyterian Church invites all. Citizens are urged to decorate homes and businesses with Christian Endeavor monograms. Sunday May 24 is the target. Rev J F Smith attends memorial services in Creston for his brother-in-law Rev Lucius Smith. The Cres ton Journal notes Mrs Sarah Smith, widow of Rev Lucius Smith, arrived from Oaxaca with six children and contemplates schooling or returning to Mexico. Other items cover local weddings, preaching schedules, chaplaincy at Mansfield, district Sunday school meetings, and the Eastern District Lutheran Joint Synod gathering.
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Newell
Wooster
First Presbyterian Church
Paul
Ale
Criley
1St Presbyterian Y. P.8.c. E
Oliver
C. S
1St Presbyterian
Young Ladies Missionary Society
Lagos
Siam
Josephine Barnes
Georgia Brown
Y.P.8 C E
Lutheran Church of East Union
L. Ward
North Market Street
L’ersia
Wayne County
English Lutheran Church
Hey
C H Mc. Caslin
Bucyrus
J B. Rast
New Philadelphia
J H Beck
Waynesburg
H. Keller
Christ Reformed Church of
Orrville
J A. Keller
D. D
Dahlmrop
Wm. Grether
Classis Communion
RePce
Christian Endeavor
J F Smith
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Mexico
Chicago
Perysville c Lutheran
Mer. Cramer
Elvina Whittacre
Salem
Rowsburg Methodist Church
Warner
Near Wooster
W. BH. Locke
M. E. Church
Cadiz
Mansfield Intermediate Penitentiary
Lutheran Joint Synod of Ohio
St Paul's Church
Massillon
Ashland County Sunday School Association
Polk
Summit County
Barberton
Good Intent Mission
Highland Park
Bethany Baptist Church
E. A. Read
Luke
G. W. H. Smith
Hillsboro
Ohio
John H. Smith
Reformed Churches meet Glasgow to Holy Land tour
Newark YMCA buys Wilson property for 13650 as subscriptions reach 20008.25 with 8000 more needed for building. Lutherans of Ohio Indiana Michigan Kentucky plan first annual reunion June 3 at Wittenberg Springfield with Judge Grosscup as speaker. Sunday school convention in Columbus June 2 to 4 expects 2500 delegates. railroads offer half fare. Free Lutheran Conference formed by Northeastern Ohio Lutheran charges with officers named Massillon Canton.
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Great Alliance of the Reformed Churches of the World
Glasgow
Scotland
London
England
Holy Land
Newark
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Kentucky
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Judge Grosscap
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Lewis Everhard
East North Street
China
Buckeye
Columbus
Marion Lawrance
Toledo
Northeastern Ohio
Massill
Canton
Dr. Criley
Wooster
A J Ketchast
Doylestown
Kev Jeisher
Iev G M ‘Schmacker
Ganton
Northeastern
East Ohio Synod
Free Lutheran Conference
General Harrison and McKinley Delegates Unite in Peace
The Indiana Republican convention elected to adopt the platform with a peace mood between Harrison and McKinley factions. It backs sound money using both gold and silver parity, condemns unlimited coinage, and names numerous local delegates and state figures amid a fractured yet unified result.
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Lyvia Nxa
Indiana
Ths
McKinley
Harrison
Democratic delegates elected at-large in Preston meeting
In Preston on May 8 the Democratic contention elected delegates at large to the national convention in Chicago. The platform favored a gold standard and praised President Leland's administration. Enthusiasm rose as the chairman mentioned ex-Governor Russell of Massachusetts.
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Preston
Chicago
Leland
Russell
Massachusetts
Republicans Nominate Beach by Acclamation at Cleveland
The Twentieth district Republican convention in Cleveland renominated Congressman Clifton B Beach by acclamation and elected delegates to the St Louis convention. Resolutions approving the delegates and platform were unanimously adopted.
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Cleveland
Twentieth District
Clifton B Beach
St Louis
Monky
Special excursion tickets via Pennsylvania Short Lines to major conventions
Travel specials offered to Pittsburg St Louis Chicago and Washington D C via Pennsylvania Short Lines with sale dates May 24 26 and 26 for the National Prohibition Convention and North American Sangerbund, June 12 13 14 15 for the Republican National Convention, July 3 4 5 6 for the National Democratic Convention, and July 4 5 6 7 for the Christ ian Endeavor Convention. Return validity to listed dates with extensions and local excursions noted. Contact passenger and ticket agents. G W Leyda at Wooster U is the agent.
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Pittsburg
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Washington, D.C
Christian Endeavor Convention
Wooster
G. W. Leyda
Pennsylvania Lines
Noti
Jane
Pennsylvania Line
Prohibition National Convention
Whirling Wheels Boosts Wooster Bicycle Boom
Wooster dealers report demand for bicycles far outstrips supply with orders backlogged for months. Five Wooster firms sold at least 176 wheels since January, valued around 8750 dollars, as enthusiasts including Mrs Keiffer and many riders join clubs. Local events include a May 29 race meet, a Wayne county centennial parade, and a Sunday rides to Applecreek and Creston.
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Wooster Bis Spring
Republican
Tom Flattery
Winton
Wooster Bicycle Club
J B&b Taylor
J. W. Stahl
John A Gann
C A. Lerch
Wooster
Applecreek
Creston
Wayne County
Wooster Club
M. Ginter
J . Keiffer
Mia Chas
Bevard
Edith Miller
Myrtle Miller
Ada Marchand
Kate Deer
Addella Guyot
Kessie Hheebe
Mabel Heed
Odie Schuch
Maud Davenport
Ellyn Shipley
Amy Hamilton
Zanesville Q
Pittsburg Saengerfest Excursions Set Tickets Sale
Pittsburg Saengerfest excursions will be sold via Pennsylvania Lines on June 6, 7, and 8 with a return limit of June 13. Tickets to Pittsburg are available for the North American Saengerfest as announced by rail officials.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Lines
Advertising columns offer safest way to inform public
In The Republican advert pages the Dime a Time layout is promoted as the surest method to inform the people about what is for sale. The notice emphasizes concise, frequent notices to reach a broad audience.
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Republican
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