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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1895
Page
3
Editorial notes Kentucky’s record vote and Bradley’s big margin while commenting on national events. It questions U S minister Tarrell’s murder claim and warns about Cleveland’s alleged canal plan, Cuban policy shifts, and tax revenue battles. The piece urges GOP obedience to public will.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer concedes Ohio wool growers had reason to complain as Republicans won big in the election. Darke county results show Heoffer defeated by 122 votes while other Democrats trailed. The county ticket swung, and statewide totals favored Republicans with 294 electoral votes across 40 states. Clevelandism faced voter censure.
In a report Jones highlights a saving of 1 395 571 in his branch over the past year. He suggests further reductions by ending free delivery in suburban areas. The piece questions continuation of the post office department and cites critics of the approach.
The piece argues the Baltimore Republican League claims large influence in Baltimore’s election frauds that altered Maryland politics and even national power. It notes Maryland’s registration turnout and police census alignment, cites Akron’s push for city council elections at the general election to save money and speed public works, but questions whether nonpartisanship in municipal affairs would persist or prove effective.
The Ohio State Journal notes that in 95 the state will likely cast its largest vote as prosperity grows and predicts a Republican plurality over 100,000. It condemns Democratic excuses for 93 and 94 and argues voters are shifting away, endorsing a nationwide campaign of education led by Campbell. It warns Republicans to push their campaign now to capitalize on Democratic disaffection.
Bayard U S Minister to England denounces protection as state socialism and a cause of public decline in a Edinburgh speech. English journals warn such diplomacy harms his standing, noting the U S is divided and Cleveland’s presidency shields him.
A wife in Wooster fears for her husband Frank Leman who vanished after taking their son from their farm near Smithville last March. A body found on Lake Erie is suspected to be his, though identification remains unconfirmed. The tale intertwines with Nathaniel Bryant and Frank Miller, both missing under troubling circumstances, prompting local authorities to pursue possible foul play.
Community fundraising reaches 73 dollars from residents and 50 dollars from a Cleveland benefactor. 250 000 words Encyclopedic Dictionary ordered for Steading Room to aid local research. City needs emphasize central library as vital for schools and home study. students seek reference works in Reading Room.
Lutz Bros pickling firm of Creston paid $12 000 as first installment for cucumbers and tomatoes during harvest season for their factory.
The Travellers Talk About Ancient Germany and the Century Club discusses Heredity theories with Dr. Weisman's ideas. Miss Chris Deyona Funk presents on the Spanish and Italian Reformations while Mrs. Jane Henderson Kirkwood covers Ignatius Loyola and the Jesuits.
In Orrville Ohio on November 15 George Schriber wed Anna Moncrief at the doctor’s residence on North Vine street. The couple plan to Nebraska next week after a reception by a youth committee. A house at D W Kistler’s near Orrville burned with total loss, no insurance, as two youngest children were home. J Hurst, injured during a freight train incident near Buck Hill, was hospitalized with a dislocated shoulder and a head wound after being assaulted by two tramps.
A close associate of Brice denies plans to relocate to New York, stating the matter remains unsettled and emphasizing commitment to current duties. The denial comes amid rumors of a transfer and changing roles within the organization.
Cleveland World reports Senator Calvin S Brice denied rumors he would quit Ohio for New York after his term ends A close friend and Internal Revenue collector dismissed the claim saying Brice will not abandon his Ohio residence and will remain active in politics beyond opponents who may fade away.
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