Extraordinary Republican outreach targets Wayne County voters
A local newspaper urges Republicans in Wayne County to embrace an "Extraordinary Offer" from Tax Aeros LICAN to boost Republican strength. It argues volunteers should contact every precinct and school district, stressing ongoing efforts ahead of upcoming Ohio elections and a nascent push to elect a Republican Governor, Legislature, and U.S. Senator, while preserving momentum for the presidential race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayn County
Aeros- Lican
Wooster
Chicago Railway Age Attacks Pullman Strike Commission
The Chicago Railway Age brands the commission’s report as a flagrant perversion of facts, asserting its conclusions are indefensible and unusable without disgrace.
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Pullman Strike Commission
Ths
Chicago Hailway Age
Cleveland Lawyer James Hoyt Emerges as Republican Governor Hope
Cuyahoga county Republicans seek a governor nominee and name 40 year old Cleveland lawyer James H Hoyt as their spokesman. He commands a $35 000 annual practice and is described as a stirring speaker as the party moves to seize the moment before the Democratic Congress convenes. The piece notes large fiscal figures with a growing deficit and looming exhaustion of funds as federal receipts and expenditures push toward hundreds of millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
James H. Hoyt
Cleveland
Silent Bond Plan Shaped North and South Politics
A pre election disclosure suggests a $50 million bond issue was planned, hidden from voters. The text argues that had the public known the plan through official channels, Democratic power in the North would have collapsed and the Solid South would have broken apart, not merely split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wail Atreat
Boss business cost Republicans governor victories in North
The passage argues that Republican losses in California and Nebraska were caused by internal politics and a defiant attitude toward public opinion, labeling it as boasphemous rhetoric and suggesting such conduct doomed the party in those states.
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California
Nebraska
North
Wall Street Backing Bonds Meets Public Opposition
Wall Street and European interests including the Rothschilds show readiness to absorb Cleveland's United States bonds to cover deficits under the Democratic tariff. The American public resists increasing the nation's bonded debt despite the financial maneuver.
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Wall Street
Europe
Cleveland
United States
Sample copy pitch for Wayne County newspaper
A promotional paragraph extolls The Weekly Republican as the best Wayne County paper offering extensive local news, superior value, and free delivery for annual prepaid subscriptions. It markets News together for $1 52 numbers and emphasizes nationwide metropolitan coverage alongside local reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Wayne County
America
News
Wayne
Political quips on election gains and reform calls
The passage rails at the Democratic administration while noting Republican gains in Indiana and Alabama. It argues for fair election law and restrained public spending, praising Ohio taxation relief ideas and Cleveland's contested leadership. It muses on Cleveland as a Moses figure amid Democratic waverings.
Major Charles Dick Seeks Auditor of State Nomination
Major Charles Dick, longtime Sum mmit County official and Republican leader, is announced as a candidate for Auditor of State with strong support. The Ohio State Journal notes his experience, integrity, and popularity, suggesting he would be a capable and trusted official if nominated. The report also mentions Cleveland's anticipated message and tariff reform debates affecting federal money policy.
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Charles Dick
Republican State Executive Committee
Ohio
Summit County
Ohio State Journal Bby
Cleveland
Grover
Why Carissia Denied Bond Knowledge and Congress’s Role
The speaker questions Carissia’s repeated denial of knowledge about bond issuance, arguing that laws place Treasury reporting to Congress, not the President. The piece warns of potential executive overreach if the issue is tied to Grover Cleveland and contemplates a congressional probe into secret bond actions before the current term ends.
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Carissia
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
United States
Grover Cleveland
Washington
Grant
Naturalization hearings urged by judges and press calls
Senator Ingalls has directed attention to the naturalization question and U S Judge Dallas holds judges should hear evidence on candidates fitness. Other judges like Yerkes in Pennsylvania announce planned hearings and advance filings. The Chicago Inter Ocean urges Congress to define court practice and curb the rush to naturalize aliens before elections.
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Wooster
Ingalls
U.S
Dallas
Yerkes
Pennsylvania
Notiqe
Chanoe
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Track laying at last pushes work toward Millersburg
A Boston & Ohio extension project near Millersburg begins with 8,000 feet of rail laid by about 75 men and a trestle bridge with icy conditions slowing progress. Supt. McGowan aims to finish the bridge by Saturday and have track ready for service by mid-December 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio
Millarsburg
Republican
Pittacurg, Fort Wayne & Ghicago
McGowan
Millersburg
Wooster
Wayne County boys win across the nation election news
The report highlights Wayne County ties to national races as John H. Werst is elected lieutenant governor of North Dakota, Col. William L. Strong becomes New York City's first Republican mayor in 40 years, and James L. Price wins a circuit judgeship in Allen County region. E M Cockroft, born in Burbank, is elected Shawnee County clerk in Kansas. Joseph Van Neat becomes sheriff of Saneca County, and John C Schwartz wins prosecuting attorney in Hamilton County with a large Republican majority.
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Tue Republican
Lattasburg
John H. Werst
North Dakota
J. A. Fank
Col
Wiliam L. Strong
New York City
Afboy
Wooster
Hio Society of
New York
Thomas Ewing
Cal. Strong
James L. Price
Lima
J. D. Price
East Bowman Street
Allen County
Wayne County
Kansas
E. M. Cockroll
Burbank
Joseph van Neat
J .P. van Nest
Saneca County
Will
Oran
Peter van Nest
John C Schwartz
Anores J. Schwartz
Hamilton County
Types in a Tangle in Wayne County Vote Table
The article reports widespread printing errors in the Wayne County official vote table published in The Republican and Wayne County weeklies. It notes deliberate corrections after discovering type errors, and announces a full reprint and revision of the erroneous section for accuracy.
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Truman
Wayne County
Republican
Wooster
AE Weekly Republican
Pervasive Errors Plague Sheriff Election Table
The passage criticizes a sheriff election table as containing curious, seemingly blameless yet revealing mistakes. It argues these errors reflect a deeper, inscrutable perversity inherent in the typeset material, suggesting systemic flaws rather than individual fault.
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Sheriff
Fair advertising benefits in Tak Republication notices
The Tak Republication notes that well advertised entertainments pay, with first announcements printed free of cost including admission price exceptions. After the first item, advertising becomes business and should be paid to boost custom, while churches lodges and charitable groups receive the lowest rate at half regular transient rates.
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Tak Republican
Eveni
Tne Republican
Piles and PAOD cure advertised by Lancaster pharmacist
An old advertisement promises Budy’s Pile Suppository cures for Piles and PAOD, with a money back guarantee. It offers a circular and free sample by mailing two stamps to Mattin huddy, registered pharmacist in Lancaster Pennsylvania, and notes a price of 50 cents per package.
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Budy
Mattinhudy
Lancaster
Cnet
Bera anaGeoir
Wayne County Christian Endeavor Convention Report
Wayne County Christian Endeavor Union held its sixth semi annual convention at Withville on Friday November 16. Rev S L Boston opened duties, Rev A F She led prayer, and Rev Thos W Bellingham spoke on temperance. The report shows 85 societies with 1617 members, 367 gain since May, and 19 junior societies. Several societies contributed to missions and education, with multiple churches forming new societies and donations noted. The gathering included discussions on systematic giving and good citizenship, with a closing address by Rev Dr Scovel.
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Wayne Couty Christian Endeavor Union
Withville
County Union
S. L. Boston
Creston
A. F. She
Smithville
Thos. W. Bellingham
Wooster
Ray
G.z.cochel
Brown
Orrville
Piri County Union of Christian Endeavor
Union
Christian Endeavor
Doylsstons
Rpedsburg
Christian Church
Fredericksburg
Georgetown
Wayne County
Lutheran Society
Westminster Presbyterian
First Presbyterian
Lutheran Society of
Presbyterian Society of Shreve
Fulton
Reformed Society of Urrvilla
Lutheran Society of Wooster
India
First Presbyterian of Wooster
Utah
China
Presbyterian Society of
Ingleside
Reformed Society of Wooster
Westmipster Presbyterian of
U.S
Orrville Reformed
Westminster Presbyterial of
Fredericksburg Congregational
Shreve Presbyterian
Reaton Presbyterian
Christian At
Shreve
Doylestown
Jackson
Reformed of
Apple Creek
Presbyterian of
Dalton
Iva Brown
E. M. Heck
B. Millar
Gee
Youngstown
Cleveland
Tom Caying
T. Beans Creston
Edward R Hike
Wogster
Lyn Brow Ocryile
Dr Soscovel
Wooster Societies
Layda
Flatsville
EB. M. Beck
Chas. Herron
T. W.baclingham
Billa Lee
Vera Clapper
Nellie D. Miller
Ida Sigort
Ola Brandstetter
Clayton
Howard Reed
Nannie Brown
Fred Boehheit
Jesse Kramer
Tom
Emma Hoghes
Mattie Russell
Fiota Stevens
Josie Taylor
Hertha Eligperman
Lara Cunningham
Lizzie Landaw
Vera Price
W. B. Chandler
James M. Caldin
Harry Vail Goldie Foss
Alice Ogan
Mary Light
al Miller
Gracie France
Mina Shoemaker
Zoe Snyder
Dalla Boydatl Hampton
Albartis Larnard
Emma
Anna Pfaff
Fred Wright
Fred Brown
Edwards Hills
Scovel
McClure Receives Wide Hosanna After 17th District Victory
Comrades and friends send health and success wishes to A S McClure after his election to Congress from the 17th district. Letters and telegrams arrive from old comrades in the 16th and former residents of Wooster and Wayne County. Notables include E E Foreman Kansas City A A Pardee Madison Wis J E Hildt Columbus Oh and many others praising his wartime gallantry and postwar service. The Wooster Republican scene hails the win as a boost to Wayne County and speculation crops up about a gubernatorial bid next year.
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McClure
Union
Kert
Wooster
Warne County
E. Foreman
Kansas City
A .A. Pardee
Madteon
Wig
J. E Hildt
Columbus
J. Park Alexanger
Akron
R G. Folger
Masaillon
Jesse Wilson
Utica
Daugherty
Newcomersown
M. Ickes
Newark
Hail
Franklin Station
U . Kobt
Cawker City
Kan
McCoy
Coshocton
Singer
Neoga
Ill
R. M. Gorgach
Clarence
J. E. Henderso
Iola
Geo
Hamilton
Cleveland CO
U. L
Marvio
W. Ladder
F M Atterhot
D L Marvin
Weahave
Paw Paw
Mica
McClere
Congress
Wooster, O
Capt. A.S. McClure
Wayne County
Capt. McCliore
National
Congressional
Conversions Amid Election Talk On Wooster Visit
A New York wholesale representative visiting Wooster commented on victory in the recent elections. He revealed his Democratic past and noted a firm letter stating his father and grandfather were Democrats before him but that they shifted to Republican support last election. The writer also said business was improving and hoped for continued gains.
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Ashland Press
Walter Bruce
W. J. Ilayes & Sons
Cleveland
Mohicanville
Paullin
Hayes & Sons
Mohican Township
New York City
Wooster
Angel of Commerce
Siich
Too Busy Helping to Carry Kansas The Republican Essential
Rev Lila Yoder and many Wayne County figures are noted in Morrill Kansas. The piece expresses readers’ desire to stay informed about Wayne County news and renew subscriptions to the Republican and related papers. The letter mentions subscription renewal and a behind-in-remittance note from E Yoder, with reference to Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri and Colorado.
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Kansas
Lila Yoder
Waytr County
Morrill
Hume Missionary Board
Nebraska
Arti Rlican
Weeny
Indiana Democrats Cast Republican Vote In State Results
Indianapolis November 13 official returns show Democrats voted the Republican ticket with a statewide plurality for governor and a Populist gain for Secretary of State. Democrats cast about 236000 votes to Republicans 260000, Prohibitionists around 11000, and Populists about 24000. Stay-at-home theory rejected as Democrats rallied to the party.
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Indiana
Sth
Holman
James E. Watson
Indianapolis
Indi-ah
Sulivan
Allen's Discovery for Piles
Allen's Discovery for Piles claims to cure all forms of piles and relieve intense itching at night. The ad urges trial for chronic sufferers, noting a price of 50 cents and mailing address Allen's Discovery Box 88 LeRoy New York for order.
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Allen
LeRoy, N.Y
Seizure of Oarville Postmaster Over Lottery Letter
Proctor Seas, postmaster at Oarville, was arrested by a U S marshal for sending a letter about a lottery through the mails and posted bail of 500 dollars furnished by his father. The case stems from a Wayne Cycle Co raffle where numbers were tied to a bicycle prize and a disputed 20 dollar share.
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Oarville
Proctor
Seas
United States
Cleveland
LCS
3. N.coe
U .S. Court
J. F. Beas
E Seas
Republican
Cage
Mr Seas
Wayne Cycla Co
Bra
Heidi
Atr Frost
Canton
Frost
Post Office
Mr. Seas
Congressman Richards
Decreasing Debt Across a Decade Ends 1890 Figures
United States Census data show a decade long reduction in national state and local bonded debt by 873 million dollars, with interest costs down by 63.6 million. Average interest fell from about 6.5 to 4 percent, and per capita charges dropped from 2.95 to 8.13. For $1,000 assessed value, interest was 8.76 in 1880 and 3.81 in 1890.
Fatal Train Collision In Orrville Area
Mrs. Etling, 27, and her seven year old son died after a passenger train struck their buggy near Orrville as a stormy day reduced visibility. The engine tore the horse free and dragged the wreckage four telegraph poles before stopping. Witnesses recount the buggy being struck just as the horse bolted, with Mrs Etling and her son dying at Easton and on arrival at the baggage car, while Mrs Gerstenslager and her son Henry witnessed the incident from nearby. The Etlings’ husband survives as a grieving farmer formerly living on the John Boutson farm south of Orrville.
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David J. Eting
Marshallville
Thx Republican
Orrville Cresent
Easton
Anna M. Gerstenslager
Henry
Republican Daily Two Concepts and Price Cream Baking Powder Award
The report highlights two political concepts and notes Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder receiving a World's Fair Highest Award. It records the event with brief mention of the award's recognition and the product's prominence at the fair.
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Dr. Price
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