Word From Every Correspondent in The Wooster Republican
This fragment urges weekly input from all correspondents, noting many are absent and calling for new correspondents at office points. It stresses hearing from each town weekly, valuing brief notes over lengthy ones, to improve the paper’s weekly correspondent section.
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Dulg LG
Onos
W. F. Kean
McClarran & Guskey’s
Iron Block
West Liberty Street
Wooster
Ohia
the Wooster Republican
Democratic State convention urged at Columbus last week in June
Fragmented report discusses John Wanamaker and Democratic stance on Cuba policy, urging support for free Cuba and criticizing delays in relief to starving Americans. Mentions Foraker and McKinley, with analysis of Turkish actions against Greece and German involvement shaping European tensions.
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Bally
Texas
Cuba
Democrats
Unitet
Senate
Hatley
Trus Prich
Uae
Foraker
McKinley
State Department
Ohio
St. Louis
Senate observation of Spanish Cuban pressures cited by Morgan
Windy note on Cuban pressure perceptions presented to the United States Senate on Wednesday. Senator Morgan of Alabama appeared as a spokesman for the McKinley administration on the Cuban issue, highlighting his leadership in the Cuban contingent and signaling a shift toward decisive action to safeguard American interests.
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Spain
Foraser
Foraker
Cuoa
Magoa
Cuba
United States Senate
Morgan
Alabama
McKinley
Morgan Hias
Wooster Welcomes Presbyterian General Assembly Guests
A Pennsylvania Lines special train carried commissioners to the Presbyterian General Assembly at Winona Assembly Grounds Eagle Lake Indiana. In Wooster they toured the University of Wooster then dined at Hoover Cottage, heard remarks from Rev. George Geoges and others, and departed after a warm reception and benediction by Rev. Dr. Dana of New York.
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Presbyterian General Assembly
Winona
Carlson
Wooster Gwil
University of Wooster
Synod of Ohio
Presbyterian Church
T'ben
Hoover Cottage
1St
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Julia Wanamaker
Merchant Prince
Philadelphia
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Bethany Sabbath School
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Gad Azitsh van Woorter
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New York City
Fack
Kilian van Reuarel
New York
Jutteburg
Shemselvré
Tory
Duuel Hoe
John Wanagmaser
Unirversus
Dbeltoguard
Cites
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John H. Scribner
Presbyterian
BK. L. Agnew
Board of Ministerial Relief
KH. B.hodge
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General Assembly
Church Magazine
Samuel B. Huey
Dr. Spining
Elizabeth
N. Y
Nez Perces
Kymen Whitney Alien
Newark
N. J
New York Herald
Lincoln
Barringer
D S. Gregory
Homiletic Revieww
N.Y
Wooster University
Funk & Wag Nal
Lake Forest University
Chicago
Kilian van Hensselar
Wall Street
Avenage’respytarian Church of
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Board of
Some Missions
Geo. F. McAfee
Fisze
Kick
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Joan Wanamaker
Udtmaster
Dur Og Harrison
J. Wilbur Chapman
Wanameker
Winona Assembly
Miltkin
van Dyke
C Shepherd
Hall's Catarrh Cure Proclaimed Effective Cure
The readers are told that catarrh is curable through constitutional treatment with Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally. It claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces, build up the constitution, and offers one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Testimonials offered by F J Cheney & Co of Toledo are referenced, with the product sold by local druggists.
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Hall
F.J Cheney & CO
Toledo
O Farr
Ohio
Gore
J. F. Cheney
No-To-Bac miracle cure ad promises strength
A vintage tobacco quit advertisement touts No-To-Bac as a wonder-worker that makes weak men strong. It boasts many gains, claims 400,000 cured, and offers a free booklet and sample from Ad Sterling Remedy Co. in Chicago or New York.
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Ad. Sterling Remady Co
Chicago
New York
Rheumatism Cured in a Day by Myotic Cure
A advertised remedy promises radical relief from rheumatism and neuralgia in 1 to 3 days. It claims to remove the disease source at once and provide immediate improvement after the first dose. Sold by Laubach & Boyd druggists and Geo J Kreiger near the public building in Wooster for 7 cents.
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Laubach & Boyd
Drummints
Geo. J. Kreiger
Opp
Public Building
Wooster
Long-Delayed Journey After Train Engine Troubles
Guests arrive for a university event as Hoover Cottage hosts a reception decorated in old gold and black. Notables from Philadelphia and Newark attend, including Dr. Harris R. Schenk and Gen. Ralph E. Prime, while preparations for Farmers Jubilee Day proceed with fund-raising and plans for a pavilion banquet in City Park.
Nine New Indictments in Wayne County Grand Jury Report
The second grand jury report for the term notes busy activity with new indictments against Whiteman Reider of Wooster for entering a clothing store, Charles H Charter of Doylestown for criminal assault, Thomas Barry of Shreve for burglary, and others including Sandy Coppard, Elias Harding, Charles Fink, and Henry Strate of Akron for burglary and related charges. The report also praises jail care and government, with cases to resume next Monday including State of Ohio vs Harry Stone for the Bristow burglary.
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Taggart
Wayne County Court of Common Pleas
Avery Mansion
Shreve
Louisa Maton
III .U.o
Whiteman Reider
Wooster
Burbary
Vesselman Clothing Co
Charles H. Charter
Doylestown
Thomas Barry
John Johnston
Sandy Coppard
Elias Harding
Charles Fink
Henry Strate
Akron
W. W. Knox
William Heese
Wm. Cameron
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State of Ohio
Harry Stone
Bristow
Knox
Summit County
University Notes and Personals From Wednesday’s Daily
University notes describe social events including a large Phi Gamma Delta reception with 300 invitations, attendance by faculty and sororities, and a first general fraternity room reception. Also mentions local figures and upcoming social at First Church. Interspersed are medical advertisements for Shaker Digestive Cordial and Burdock Blood Bitters promoting digestion and liver health.
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Vrof
Dickaron
Negarre Alay
Baxwell
Woodward
Chas, Urosjean
Snreve
Sheldon
Norwalk
Werelthe
C. E. Union
Key C. R. Compton
Phi Gamma Delta
Kappa Alpha Theta
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Hand's Colic Cure testimonial in massachusetts notice
A November 6 1895 testimonial from Mrs I L Traphagen of 40 Charles Street Massiuton New York describes rapid relief for a four month old baby with colic after using Dr Hand's Colic Cure. The ad notes the product is sold by all druggists for 25 cents.
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Massiuton
Tand Medicine Co
Syrap Pepsin Packed by Laubach & Boyd Sold Out
Tecumseh Michigan merchants report on January 14 1896 that their order placed November 11 1893 for eight dozen in package and three bulk quantities of Syrap Pepsin has all sold. The remedy is praised as the best seller and most satisfying over the counter with 10 50 cent and one dollar sizes offered by Laubach and Boyd.
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Armory
Jace
Horge Tradra
Tecumseh, Mich
Laubach & Boyd
Ifek
Summer Outings by Pennsylvania Lines Reader Guide
A printed guide promotes summer resorts along the Atlantic coast, the Alleghenies, Adirondacks, Catskills, Lake Region, and Michigan. It highlights travel by Pennsylvania Lines with illustrated views of Atlantic City, Cape May, Cresson, Bedford Springs, Petoskey, Mackinac, and the Northwest. Copies available from L. Kimball, Assistant General Passenger Agent, Cleveland.
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Atlantic Ocean
Alleghenies
Adirondacks
Catskills
Mountains
Lake Region
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Reading
Atlantic City
Cape May
Ong
Cresson
Bedford
Petoskey
Mackinack
L. Kimball
Asistant General Passenger
Greveland
O. Mw
Republican State Convention Call For Toledo June 22 23
Chairman Crouze of the Republican State Central Committee issues a call from Columbus dated May for a statewide convention in Toledo on June 22 and 23 to nominate governors and other officers. Representation is one delegate per 500 McKinley votes plus for fractions, totaling 1 052 delegates with 627 votes needed to adjourn. Delegates meet June 22 at 2 30 p.m for officers and committee members. convention opens June 23 at 4 p.m. for temporary organization and reports.
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Crouze
Republican State Central Committee
Columbus
Mays
Toledo
Sureme Court
Board of Public Works
William McKinley
Theepublican
Basia
Vutea
Worhocton
Holmes
Licktog
Tuscarawas
Wuayney
Hamilton County
Cuyahoga
Stark
Summit
Asnland
Medina
Kiruland
Knox
Morrow
Yas
State Central Committee
Tursey
E. Hard
H. P. Crousez
Chalimao
Golden Wedding: Criswell Harrison 1847 1897 Franklin Ohio
Marriage documented May 6 1847 at John Harrison residence Franklin Wayne County Ohio between William Criswell and Elizabeth Harrison with family witnesses. They lived pioneer life in Salterack and later moved to Prairie Two Holmer County Paint Creek valley, celebrating golden anniversary May 6 1897. Includes notes on catarrh cure ads and B&O excursion sale to Philadelphia May 26 June 2 1897.
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Edward Guwary
John Harrison
Franklin
Wayne County
Wm Criswell
El.zabeth Harrison
Salterack
Tnp
Prairie Two
Holmer County
Paint Creek Valley
James Criswell
Jacob Miller
Philadelphia
Baltimore & Ohio R. R . Academy of Medicine
American Medical Association
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ilias Vis
Washington
D. C
L. S.allen
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Chicago
Century Club closes year with lively meeting
Of 29 active members, 26 attended the Century Club’s year end gathering at treasurer A. W. Blackburn’s East Bowman street home. Absentees were the three missing members due to being out of town. The discussion, led by Dr R. N. Warren on “Some weak points in the church,” covered denominational division and church finances.
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Century Club
Voanty
A. W. Blackburn
Bowman Street
Mae
Opera Nomination
The
Friends
Brokers plan Wooster stock and grain office in Mansfield link
A geotleman prominent in the neighborhood says a brokers firm will establish a stock and grain office in Wooster for commission business. It already operates in Canton and Massillon and will open in Mansfield. The firm will use a leased Western Union wire to quote from the Chicago Board of Trade and New York Stock Exchange, projecting as a regular commission house rather than a bucket shop. Akron Journal: Company 8B invited to Wooster Farm Jubilee day June 3. decision pending.
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Wooster
Canton
Massillon
Mansfield
Western Union Telegraph Company
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
New York
Akron Journal
Pain Balm Endorsement From Plains Merchants
Edwarda and Parker, Plains merchants, praise Cham berlain’s Pain Balm for rheumatism and deep seated muscular pains. Laubach and Boyd hold the product for sale, highlighting its touted relief and trusted reputation.
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Edwarda & Parker
Merchants of
Plains
Chamberlain
Laubach & Boyd
Lightning Hot Drops Promises Quick Relief for Aches
An old advertisement touts Lightning Hot Drops as a universal remedy for external and internal pains including headaches, rheumatic aches, earache, corns, frostbite, and wounds. It claims fast, complete relief and notes a price of 25 cents per bottle.
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Satain
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Pasty Airs Wording Missing Moe Martz West Salem Incident
Moe Martz of West Salem assisted during a morning gas stove accident. A neighbor helped extinguish flames after a ring caused fire and smoke, nearly burning the woman. The fire was contained with minor damage and a small loss.
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Moe Martz
West Salem
Uethurg
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