The Ticket Opens at State Republican Convention
The Republican convention assembled at D2SThs and placed a state ticket for nomination Thursday afternoon. The men of the ticket are strong in Avery respect and will command broad support in the fall election. The 400,000 to 160,000 plurality is expected to be maintained. August W Machen receives four years for several charges, one guilty, one pleaded guilty, with emphasis that any punishment in office serves to deter temptation.
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Avery
August W.—Machen
Machen
Pennsylvania Democrats Nominate Candidates Amid Disposition
The Pennsylvania Democrats announce their annual nominations. The article notes an apparent oversight on eligibility under the disposition and suggests the candidates may be entitled to a small token from Carnegie hero lands.
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Pennsylvania
President Elliott wants cuts to vacations and football
President Elliott advocates reducing vacations to four weeks and removing football to return colleges to their intellectual purpose. He urges a shift back to focus on mind enhancing study and traditional college values, aiming to restore early era priorities.
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Elliott
Alphonso's English tutor and Milwaukee fame
A note suggests Alphonso hires a Milwaukee citizen to teach him English, implying he will soon learn what makes the tutor's home city famous. The remark hints at Milwaukee's notoriety or cultural distinction without detailing specifics.
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Alphonso
Milwaukee
Barberton Counts a Busted Bank in Local Rise
The ascent of its First National Bank marks Barberton as an enterprising town, countering claims of lacking importance without a banking setback.
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Barberton
Convinced He Alone Could Not Be a Good Actor
Jim Jeiries declares he is convinced she could never become a good actor. He notes that most anyone who has watched him act could have told him this early in his career.
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Jim Jeiries
Nervian Society Turmoil Sparks Talk of An Assassination
Observers in Nervia fear rising tensions among elite circles after a succession of high profile intrigues. The chatter centers on possible further violence directed at prominent figures as rumors swirl about security lapses and political friction.
Kansas Looks to Recruit College Boys for Wheat Fields
Kansas aims to hire many college students to work in the wheat fields. A note suggests potential gains from a shift in labor toward agricultural tasks amid football training and related efforts.
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Kansas
Decoration Day reflections on memory and patriotism
As time passes the Decoration Day services grow sweeter and recall the dead and living soldiers who fought for freedom and a strong free government. Their sacrifices gave liberty to the enslaved and lasting happiness through national unity. We honor them as memories of courage and unselfish devotion endure in our hearts and in the flag.
Philadelphia Mayor Aids by Former Secretary in Trouble
Mayor Weaver of Philadelphia has enlisted the help of an active ex-secretary of gear to assist him in navigating ongoing trouble, signaling continued political maneuvering amid tests to his administration.
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Weaver
Philadelphia
Gear
Nia
Street organ grinders in Spain face suppression
Spain continues to show strong points amid perceived decay while street organ grinders are being suppressed.
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Spain
Chicago Datest Returns Signal Prolonged Strike
Chicago datest returns suggest the strike will persist as long as the supply of innocent bystanders holds out.
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Chicago
Philadelphia Machine Sees Him As Mayor Candidate
A voter observation notes the Philadelphia political machine backing a man deemed suitable for mayor, suggesting a mistaken selection may have been made. The remark implies concern over the choice and party influence in local leadership.
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Philadelphia Machine
Imayor
Frost and fruit regions to lead nationwide fruit trade
Reports indicate frost warnings may shift fruit production concerns as northern and western regions prepare to manage supply chains. Analysts say growers adapt with storage options while markets adjust pricing expectations. Local groups anticipate continued shipments to major urban centers.
Lieutenant Hobson’s Marriage Prompts Trust Deal
With marriage imminent, Lieutenant Hobson arranges a trust to govern his kissing proclivities. The setup aims to manage reputational risk and ensure propriety in public duties.
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Hobson
Trollay league season and a cure for nightly plagues
A brief note on the Trollay league season mentions the night plague of ironing piles and promotes Dean's Ointment, priced at 50 cents at any drug store, as advertised by ttk in The Hepublian.
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Dean
Memorial versus celebration on Memorial Day discussed
A column from the Cleveland Leader argues May 30 should be observed as a memorial to Civil War dead, not a day of amusement, urging proper observance and respect. The Ohio State Journal echoes the call for solemn remembrance over celebration. Other editorials cite rail safety via steel cars and praise Southern oratory.
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Ohio
State Journal
Baltimore American
High School Baccalaureate Sermon Set for Sunday
Rev J M Lockhart of the Baptist church will deliver the baccalaureate sermon to high school graduates next Sunday evening at the Baptist church. The Republican notes Suhsartha proceedings.
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J. M. Lockhart
The
Baptist Church
Social Notes Timeline of Regional Family Events
The Soliday-Raudebaugh family reunion is set for Wooster City park on Thursday June 8. Invitations go out for the marriage of Frank Koppes and Misa Mabel Hostetter of Orrville on June 7. The Ginter family annual reunion takes place at Springfield Lake between Canton and Akron on Saturday June 10. A Jewish circumcision ceremony occurred Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cohn on North Grant Street, following a sermon by a rabbi. attendees included Rabbi Robinson, Mr. Marvis, several Yetta Kabat descendants, Max Cohn, Eugene Bloomberg, and other local residents.
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Soliday-Raudebaugh
Wooster City Park
Frank Koppes
Misa Mabel Hostetter
Orrville
Ginter
Springfield Lake
Canton
Akron
Nathan Cobn
North Grant Street
and¢Mrs
H. L. Freedlander
A. Lakofsky
L. Licofsaky
D. Goetz
Theg. Wiggins
Ellen
Brenner
J. Englander
H. Newman
B. Oppheim
Edmunds Family Reunion at Warner Home near Wooster
Last Saturday May 27 EF A Warner hosted about 60 Edmunds relatives and friends at his home three miles west of Wooster. Four generations attended with honorary president Mrs Rosanna Edmunds Warner. A family history by F A Dennis traced lineage to Peter Idmunda of New York circa 1160. Attendees included Rev Isaac Beebe and many North Central Ohio families.
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EF. A. Warner
Edmunds
Wooster
Rosanna Edmunds Warner
Teeple
F. A. Dennis
Peter Idmunda
New York
Isaac Beebe
J. B. Warner
W. J. Woodward
Warsnyw
Ind
Ann Brers
Ft Wayne
Jas. Beanis
John Dennis
Mamie Dennis
Burbank
B. Warner
West Salam
Paul McElheny
Ashland
Clement-Wertz
Frank Dennis
Lodi
Ollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Kidney Cure
Chronic ailments such as rheumatism gout backache and acid poison are blamed on kidney trouble. Ollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is advertised as going directly to the disease source and curing when others fail. Price listed as 85 cents. Sold by ims Boyd agents for The Republican.
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Ollister
Rocky Mountain
Ims
Boyd
Paid bills approved by county commissioners during DR WEEK
A list of bills allowed by the county commissioners includes payments to Sweenes Wistsnuetson Co for prosecuting attorney supplies eight dollars, Chas Ports two dollars and fifty cents for gravel, Andy O’Brien hauling dirt, Stakalta Pen Co supplies for stenographer’s office four dollars and forty cents, and many more. Items cover jail, court, bridge, auditor, probate, and other county offices, with totals ranging from under a dollar to one thousand one hundred dollars.
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Sweenes Wistsnuetson Co
Chas
Clinton Township
Andy O'Brien
Stakalta Pen Co
James-H-Hunter
Shreve
Wooster Township
A. .O. . McCulloch
Court House
Dayton B. B. Co
L. BE. Runkle
W. G. Long
Kidrun
Shank Farm
D. B&b. Houser
Greene Township
Samuel Esselburn
Jacob Kramer
Frank Glaegow
Frank Sigler
Andrew Reiman
Duels and deaths prompt quick report from distant locales
The item lists multiple violent incidents and deaths: Count Stefan Kegtevich killed by Karl Henoz in a duel at Budapest. two workers, Adams Flesh and Fred Possey, die at Al Louez mine in Calumet Michigan after wire cables fail on a ship. Matthew Haywood dies after drinking seven whiskies in Amarillo Texas. Secretary Loomis asks Tokyo about a sinking of a US merchant ship by the Russian Baltic fleet near Formosa. A Edwards and Thomas Frederick die in a dispute over rents in Clay County Kentucky, with a fatal shooting by Edwards and a subsequent fatal shot by James Jackson.
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Stefan Kegtevich
Karl Henoz
People’s Party
Budapest
Adams “Flesh
Fred Possey
Allouez
Calumet
Mich
Matthew Haywood
Amarillo
Tex
Loomis
Griscom
Tokyo
United States
Formosa
A. Edwards
Thomas Frederick
Clay County
Edwards
Frederick
James Jackson
Lehman and Eisler Advertise in The Republican
David P. Lehman of Applecreek and Caroline Eisler of Barton place advertisements in The Republican announcing services and upcoming notices.
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David P. Lehman
Applecreek
Caroline Eisler
Barton
Grand Jury Opens Probe Into Teamsters Strike Blacklist
Chicago May 30 The May grand jury has begun an inquiry into the teamsters strike focusing on payments said to influence a settlement and the existence of an alleged blacklist against striking express wagon drivers. Agents of express companies testified they had no knowledge of any blacklist as plans to boost deliveries and dispatch workers from lumber districts unfold amid ongoing labor tensions.
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Chicago
May Grand Jury
Teamsters
Two Seated Surrey for Sale at Half Price
Auction note lists a nearly new two seated Surrey with fine wool cloth upholstery. Describes best material throughout and price to drop to less than half if sold soon. Contact Artman at 195 Buckeye Ave. or k5 for details.
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Artman
Stolen mare and reward offer in Wayne County
A three year old mare with four white feet and slight lameness was stolen from Wooster on May 24. A reward is offered for information leading to recovery. Notify Armstrong Brown, sheriff, Wayne County. Also a legal notice in Wayne County Court: Horace M McLarren sues Mary E Donley et al to quiet title on land in Wayne County, Ohio, with heirs named from Missouri and Colorado. Respond by July 1, 1906.
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Aken
Wooster
Pease
Armstrong Brown
Wayne County
Court of Common. Pleas
Ohio
Horace M. McCarren
Mary E. Donley
Clara Cox
Augustus Cox
Bunceton
Cooper County
Missouri
Andrew Don Jey
Jane Petree
Wiley Petree
Lizzie Donley
Blanchenley
Minor
Posey
Henry
Calvin Henry
Tipton
Mounreuw County
Onry Evan Bebe Danley
Mary Cox
William Cox
Morgam County
Loratte Butler
John Butler
Pueblo
Colorado
Mattie Miller
Sharpsburg
Iowa
Thomas
Walter Monks
Guarian
Thomas B. Monks
Windsor
Henry County
Horace M. M
Common Pleas Court
Jacob Doney
Plainiff
Iyuaio
J. Miller
Wayne County Republican Convention Called for June 17 1905
Official call announces a delegate convention at City Opera House Wooster Ohio on June 17 1905 at 1 pm to nominate candidates for county offices and to elect delegates to the 11th congressional district convention. It lists precinct delegate apportionments totaling 189 and is signed by W B Bryson chairman and G J Gardner secretary.
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Republican Executive Committee
Wayne County
City Opera
House
Wooster
Ohio
Cliinton
Si Come Keep
Ourth
East Union
Pranklin—s
Greene
Milton
Paint Fass
Saltcreek
Sugarcreek
Wayne
Wooster City
W. B. Bryson
G. J. Gardner
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Hepublian
Columbus
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Southern Oratory
South
Atlanta Journal
Suhsartha
Republican
Social Notes
County Commissioners
STILE
Express
Senantor- Blatt
Blacklet
Agrived
Horace M. McLarren
Ross W. Funck
House OF Kuppenheimer
Newark
Madras
En’s
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