28 Nov 1894
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1894
Page
1
A fragmented 19th century opinion piece surveys political trust in Gresham and Japlin, counts rosters of voters, critiques Indiana gas outlook, warns about Armenian naturalization, and notes labor and health issues. It references Wooster, Camp’s railroad, London wool sales, and a water report framing public health concerns amid broader national tensions.
Wooster citizens urged to read the Water Extension Commission installment in Fridays Republican noting the issue is vital for public health and city finances. The passage also comments on Democratic anger over Cleveland's policy decisions without consulting Congressional Democratic leaders.
In Baltimore during a campaign he found no tariff at the door as a crowd filled the hall. later he lectured for pay, spending $600 with receipts only $100. He concludes free talks draw crowds but yield no money for him or any election, another bankers panic unfolding.
An old promotional paragraph extols The Weekly Republican as the best Wayne County paper offering high value and abundant local news. It advertises low advance pricing and a combined offer with the New York Tribune, urging subscriptions.
The report outlines how New York financiers, after initial resistance, agreed to subscriptions exceeding the government’s 8600,000,000 bond issue and to provide gold themselves, rather than drawing from the U S treasury, to avoid dire consequences from opposition. Also covered are political moves in Alabama with Col Warren Reese seeking Senate seats, and Ohio state tributes to Gen Gibson plus details from Washington D C about mob violence cases and court inquiries.
A verbose stage routine by a professor shows a hollow cane and subtreasury notes swapped for gold coin and government bonds. He claims profits for the government with a spectacle involving Wash government instruments and a sales plug for a new song.
McHarland's capsule line marketed by Laubach and Boyd with a promise of positive cure for constipation. Every box guaranteed or money refunded. Claims of strong therapeutic effect and patient relief conveyed in a period tone.
The fragment references a publication named the Dany RePupLioAN and asks what has occurred. It mentions EPUBLI as a source of news, covering domestic and foreign items, with Sonia and Ye noted in passing. The text is garbled and offers no clear events or facts to summarize.
The Plymouth Pa typhoid epidemic of 1885 sickened over 1100 people and killed 114 as officials traced its source to contamination from a poor water system. A sick resident shed material into a bank near reservoirs, freezing, thawing, and washing waste into the supply. Authorities warned Wooster about similar risks and urged filtering or selecting a deeper groundwater source, outlining costly consequences of inaction and proposing a new valley wellfield at Killbuck to secure safe water.
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