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Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1877

Page

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Lukens Nominated for State School Commissioner in Ohio

The Valley Blade announces Joseph F Lukens of Kent Portage County as a strong Republican candidate for State School Commissioner. Lukens a long time educator and former Superintendent is praised for discipline knowledge bar admission this year and unblemished integrity.

J F. Lukens Kent Wonster Republican Party Jvulley Blade Tsmouth Ohio Joseph F Lukens Portage County Biale Joseph F. Lukens

Ohio at the Front in the October Political Fight

The piece argues Ohio must stay Republican as a hinge state in the 1877 battle against the Bourbon Democrats. It warns a Democratic victory in October would solidify the South and split the North, risking Hayes and Grant policies and Republican progress. It urges Republicans to rally, defend Ohio, and maintain unity to shape 1880.

Ohio Tilden Obi Republican Party Democratic Party Noything Nowy Grant Hayes Republican Messares Ublican Party Ghig Hrong

Ohio Republicans urged to unite behind strong ticket

The Cincinnati Gazette argues that many Tilden voters would back Hayes if the choice were remade and urges Ohio Republicans to present a decisive ticket and clear platform. It warns against weak tickets and internal fights and favors progressive Republicanism over Bourbon Democracy to win the state.

Wuhe Ohio Tilden Hayes Uisha

President rejects new party push as he backs Republicans

Special to the Cincinnati Gazette reports Washington on May 28 that the President declares he remains a Republican and opposes plans to form a National Union or new party. He faults Morton’s South policy but says Democrats govern the region and the GOP must lead. He stresses the party’s necessity and eschews any new party effort.

Morton South Packard

Grandmother Wisner Laid to Rest as Early Settlers Pass

Old settlers mourn Mary Wisner known as Grandma Wisner buried today. She born in Pennsylvania 1604 and died after a paralytic stroke on May 25. She moved to Wayne County in 1824 and helped at Apple Creek Presbyterian church for 45 years. Also notes the death of Mr Cunrad Miller and Mr Howard Crosti accident, with community prayers and a church gathering plan for Wooster Baptist Institute activities.

Mary Wisner Grandma Wisner John Wisner Pennsylvania Mr. Hamaker Jooho Hamaker Allen Clark John Crosbie Wm Nolan Franklin Tp Wayne Co Apple Creek King Cunningham Thomas King Mt Eaton Wisner Howard Crosti Farris

Death of J N Wass of Abbeyville Medina Co

J N Wass, an elderly Abbeyville resident on a 35 acre tile farm, died from self-inflicted gunshot injuries during a morning episode of mental derangement. The event occurred near his home after a history of melancholy and prior suicide attempts. He was 70, a Pennsylvania native, Mexican War and Civil War veteran, and a pensioner. He is survived by a wife and several children, including a son in the U S Army.

J 1. Wase Medina Abbeyville Hudson Wass Wasa Mr. Wass Jie Pennsylvania Co B Ohio United States Army Meling Giazetti

Winter Wheat Prospects Lift Market Hope Across States

Strong reports from Missouri and Kansas praise the winter wheat crop with a broad sowing and favorable weather. Prices for No 2 winter grain may drop to around 120 to 140 cents, enabling flour costs to ease and bread prices to stay high. Favorable rains and snowmelt spurred by March and April have boosted expectations for a large harvest across the Midwest and South.

Hlinote Missouri Kansas Tennessee Texas Georgia Mississippi Arkansas Illinois America St Louis

Wheat and barley samples from Texas show promising crop outlook

Neeley Burnham and Co report Texas samples with wheat not fully mature but barley looking strong. Wheat from an eighty acre field may yield 25 bushels per acre. harvests begun this week and to be general next week. Shipments to market planned to start in the near future.

Messrs Vendaya St. Louie

Honors to Ex-President Grant in Liverpol Visit

General Grant and party were hosted by the Mayor at a noon luncheon in the town hall after touring riverfront sights. A cordial reception followed from the crowd on Change as Grant spoke from a balcony and thanked the citizens. He planned a trip to Manchester next, then London by the Midland road with a special Pullman car.

Liverpol

Pacific Alum Enters Oberlin Program Amid Studies

A Pacific University graduate has entered the Oberlin program as a Fee student in a geological or related field, with the note referencing H. Tamra. The text shows partial names and academic status as read in the OCR fragment.

The Pacific University Oberlin Nary H. Tamra

University Items in The Review Highlight Local Plans

Dr Gregory has a new family carriage and Natestine moved into Dr Jeffers house. The Observatory dome nears completion and about forty students expected for the Summer term. J Thompson class 74 tried May 24. Commencement preparations proceed with orations essays and entertainments planned. The Canton band will perform likely June 18 for attendees with escorts.

Dr. Gregory Natestine Dr. Jeffers H Johnson Ce-d Lovette Studentat Canton

Escape Narrative of a Wooster Sophomore on Illegal Voting

In a first person reminiscence dated May 1 1877 a Wooster sophomore recounts fleeing after learning election judges planned to indict him for illegal voting. He describes meeting his father at Mansfield, receiving funds under an assumed name, and fleeing by night train toward Lake Superior ports, evading local authorities through a series of moves to Chicago and Black Hill while detailing the political peril and pursuit.

Teack Tins Coll Wooster Hiawatha Mansfield Yooster Lake Trie Orlando Delanti New York Chestnut and Water Streets Chicago Palmer, Cific, &c Black Hill Thelriavon Pierce Scription Pierce Board of Education Franklin Township Waye County Mor Eaid Township David Geit William Crow Mage

Letter from a wanderer scholar awaiting Canada voyage

Fragmentary personal letter describes travel, teaching, and writing plans. The writer mentions Montreal, temperance work, a possible college path, and rejection of an invitation while hoping to welcome friends and continue studies. References to letters to Mr. O and to Temple Garden Street appear amid scattered phrases.

Canada

Losses From Swine Diseases Reach 20 Million Dollars

A government investigation reports losses from swine diseases in the past year totaling over twenty million dollars with four million animals destroyed. One fifth of the losses occur in Illinois with Missouri Iowa and Indiana also suffering high figures. Florida Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana show sizable losses near a million and a half each. Border regions around the Great Lakes and Pacific coast show smaller losses. West Virginia Ohio and Atlantic states fare better than alluvial districts. The total losses equal about a third of last year’s pork export value.

Mr. Dodge Btatietici Ja Department of Agriculture Trinois Ney Missouri Iowa Indiana Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Great Lakes Pacific Coast Virginia Ohio Atlantic States

Oberlin College items and campus notes in Ohio

Local notes report Oberlin College changes and gifts, including a $15000 donation and president candidate Dr Racheard Edwards. Oberlin enforces resignations and shifts vacation timing. Other items mention Marietta battery, Wooster names, and church and chapel attendance requirements.

Marietta Oberlin W . Joane Cilyeinnatt Huan University Racheard Edwards Hhnvis Normal University Oberlin College

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