Wednesday Through Friday Notices and Local Events
Wednesday September 26 reports on coal business shifts and farm activity near John Kramer farm, a fire destroying a shed, a 30 by 60 foot relocation project, and a model furnace. Also mentions Sabbath School convention in Wayne County, meteor sighting near Shreve, and families tied to Blanche Wolfe. Parish notices include county workers, reunion plans, and a state essay contest with cash prizes.
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Ladfield
Charles Denbrock
Uaid
Wayne County
Cnvention
Yarch! Wooster
Joseph Chi
Columbus
ML Oh. Baker
Denver
Col
Blanche Wolfe
Lake Ey
Wolfe
Seibert
Baer
Sotl Dawson
Census Shows Shifts Under Democratic Control
Census returns indicate a paralyzing effect of Democratic control with Charleston adding only one and a half percent in ten years. By contrast, every Republican city in the country reports population gains ranging from twenty five to fifty seven percent.
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Charleston
South Carolina
Cauntry
Paramounting Imperialism Proves Folly in Vermont Edition
The Vermont edition argues that the ruling about imperialism is folly as the number of voters changed by it in that state is negligible and small. It asserts the impact on the electorate from this policy is minimal and scarcely measurable.
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Vermont
Labor Day Speech Reflects on Trade and Prosperity
In Chicago Bry addresses labor day noting that worker independence falls as job difficulty rises. He cites the Bryan plan's free trade as harming American workers, contrasting with McKinley era prosperity as evidence of his point. The audience weighs which path they prefer for the economy.
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Bry
Chicago
McKinley
Minler
Agenote
Agoncilla
Aguingalio
Washington
Manila
Paris
Chicago Times-Herald
Bryin
Indianapolis
United States
Madrid
Arejola
Bryan
Democratic Party
McKinny
Aguinaldo
TAR EXCHANGE Back Pain Relief Tale Prompts Kidney Pills
A reader shares a testimonial about severe back and kidney pain improving after using Deans Kidney Pills marketed by Zimmerman & Co. The account traces months of plaster failures and discouragement before relief through the product, claiming renewed mobility and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Zimmerman & Co
Ney
Uipan
Woman Sues Baltimore & Ohio Over Embankment Fall
Miss Jennie Collins of West North Street sues the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, claiming negligence led to her fall from an embankment at Holmesville on Sept 6, 1896. She alleges no guards or lights, no company aid, and seeks 1900 dollars for injuries from stepping into three feet of water.
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Jennie Collin
Wast Northtreet
Ccjure ‘ & Myser
Genpaes
Baltimore & Ohio R. P
Blican
Collins
Holmesville
Deed of Assignment Filed by Farmer John Clapper
John Clapper of Eving near Orrville filed a deed of assignment to N L Royer. The 88 acre farm in Haughman township and all personal property are included. Debts total about 2800 with assets around 3500. Bond of assignee set at 4000. Appraisers named Porter Halsh Patten. Clapper did not reserve homestead rights. mortgage indebtedness caused his trouble.
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John Clapper
Clapper
Annual Hine Rock and Live Bird Shoot Tournament at Wooster
The Wooster Gun Club announces its second annual live bird and rock shoot tournament on Oct 9 and 10 at the Gun Club range on the Fair Grounds. Sixteen events total with multiple handicaps, starts at 9 a.m. daily, blue rocks from an ingrua-trap, 10 gauge guns and black powder divided into three classes. Entries accepted for all day, money refunded for non-contested events, loaded shells and lunch on site, rain or shine. Referee’s decision final. spectators welcome for a hot old time.
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Wooster Gun Club
Sity
Iugrua-trap
Pole Raising Draws Huge Wooster Crowd in Campaign Night
A 70 foot hickory pole topped by a rooster was raised at Pittsburghave and East South Streets under Fifth Ward Hickory Club auspices. Frederick Kostanbacher and William Green directed the event which drew a large crowd. Speakers included Charles Weiser Julie McPnerney Judge S B Eason and Squire L Bolus amid enthusiastic applause.
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Wooster
Fifth Ward
Hickory Club
Frederick Kastenbader
William Green
S.H Billman
Non
Charles Weiser
Julie Mcpnerney
S. B. Eason
Jobo ~ Adur
Squire L. Bb Bolus
Mrs Yergio and Winkler Die After Illnesses
Mrs. Wm. Yergio aged about 60 died Tuesday night after a long illness. Mrs. Lily Winkler aged about 70 died Wednesday after a protracted illness.
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Wm. Yergio
Lily Winkler
Marriage Licenses Toasted Across Several Counties
Marriage licenses issued for Charles Means of Seville and Louisa A Burns of Sterlig. Christian Yeakley and Eliza Stauffer of Orrville. Harvey Van Meter and Cassie Mower of Cedar Valley. Wm H Stump of Red Haw and Ida Ault of Orrville. Christian Beer of Mansfield and Lydia Eyden of Rittman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Means
Seville
Louisa A. Burns
Sterlig
Christian Yeakley
Eliza Stauffer
Orrville
Harvey van Meter
Cassie Mowrer
Cedar Valley
Wm. H. Stump
Red Haw
Ida Ault
Christian Beer
Mansfield
Lydi Eyden
Rittman
Editorials on Lincoln and Civil War Politics
A collection of 1863 1864 editorials from Cincinnati Enquirer Crawford County Forum and others discuss Lincoln’s presidency and civil liberty. They contrast imperial power with republican governance while calling for restraint and constitutional fidelity amid the wartime crisis. Prominent figures referenced include Abraham Lincoln and general scrutiny of presidential powers.
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Crawford County
Democrats vs Lincoln era vision echoed in 1896 style talk
Fragmented column recalls 1864 Democratic warnings and Lincoln era ideals. It questions current parties on imperialism and presses Bryan’s Lincoln speech point about keeping earlier silver and free coinage positions. References 214 electoral votes and a critique of contemporary leadership and strategy.
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Pgp
Horatio Seymour
Seymour
Milton Fothaiteet Votel For Pro Keeps Out Saloon
In a special election held yesterday the community voted by a large majority to uphold a temperance measure. The vote favored continuing the ban on saloons for another term of years, reflecting local support for orderly standards and social stability.
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Milton Fothaiteet
Sted
Smithville Zephyr News Notes and Local Folks
Smithville correspondent reports routine visits and events across town. Guests include Byrbn Kauffman of Goshen Indiana and Emmet Zimmerman of Akron. Proceeds from a Willaman hall event support the library. Local doings cover home purchases repairs church and social events plus political questions about Bryan and Aguinaldo.
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Smithville
Byrbn
Kauffzman
Goshén
Ind
Simon
Greaser
Ellen Brown
W. G
Vergil Brown
Iowa
N. J Curie
Epworth League
Curtis Yoder
John Mishlers
White
Clarinnati
I. A. Elson
Christ Rusher
Enna Bayman
Pierce
Indiana
Frank Lee
Robert Elson
Wadsworth
Rossmith
Tly and Gas Adele Bascal in the Campaign Notes
The article remarks on political figures including Adele Bascal and U.S. state race talk, references Teddy Roosevelt, interests in gas drilling and street cleaning, and notes about the Boer war and Peking events. It discusses campaign implications, public works, and U.S. policy toward China with mentions of Towne Webster Davis and Ho ultrasound.
Hoadly’s Views on Party Voters and Bryan
Former Ohio governor George Hoadly, now practicing law in New York, says he will vote for McKinley and Roosevelt. He faults Bryan and the 16 to 1 platform, sees currency as key to prosperity, and mocks Kansas City convention leaders Croker, Van Wyck, and Altgeld.
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George Hoadly
Ohio Democracy
New York City
Chicago
Bryan
Ohio
McKinley
Roosevelt
Yeain
Kansas City
Croker
van Wyck
Altgeld
Silver as currency debate fuels panic fears and party lines
In a sharp column the writer warns that Bryan could push silver into circulation by executive order, creating a silver basis. Democratic rebuttal says Republicans control the Senate and House, arguing to keep the current leadership to avoid a panic and maintain the same views.
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Bryan
Senate
House
Busy Businessmen Urged to Engage in Politics Now
The note argues that busy business leaders should participate in Democratic politics to safeguard their interests, warning they risk being caught unprepared as in 1892 if they ignore political engagement.
Bank clearings hint at strong trade and labor shifts
Bank clearings at the money centers show actual business nationwide nearly as good as last year at this time, while new investments are held back to see if Bryanism and its attack on values stand a chance in the election. Difficulty hiring on commission is widespread, with Chicago reporting a drop from 30,000 skilled workers in 1896 to around 5,000 this year. Will experienced workers risk a Bryan ballot?
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Chicago
Bryan
Forward, Reduction Co., & Corporation
Virginia
Rockies
Sama
California
Pacific
Cleveland
Chia
Amor
Bo Ness
Ite
New York
Cleveland Gorth
Vesten
Loy
Angeliel
Drhompeey
Wiliamean ‘Uilling
Thade
Ap Obig
Do You Get Up With A Lame Back
Kidney trouble makes you miserable. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root advocates grand cures for kidney liver and bladder issues. The ad claims strong testing in hospitals and private practice, praising its effectiveness for Bright's disease and uric acid troubles.
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Kilmer
Bright
Bryan Supports or Opposes Southern Disfranchisement
The author challenges Bryan to clearly state his stance on the laws enacted by his party in the South that disenfranchise Black citizens. The piece argues that without an explicit declaration against these actions and a commitment to revoke them, Black voters cannot consider supporting Bryan in states under Republican rule.
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Bryan
Souhern
Change of 1892 echoes in 1900 Philippines stance
The piece argues against withdrawal from the Philippines under a Democratic protectorate, claiming both military branches must stay large to enforce stay, refuting Bryan's silver policies and predicting repeated troubles if voters empower him in 1900. It warns that the 1892 changes led to turmoil and urges caution.
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Philippines
Act
Bryan
Paramount issue dominates Bryan platform at Hansa City
The passage argues that choosing Republican prosperity over Democratic adversity is paramount and urges a decisive vote against Altgeldism and Bryan platform reaffirmed at Hansa City, portraying it as a nation affecting every home.
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Hansa City
Hood's Sarsaparilla Testimonials Prompt Candid Claims
Fragmented ad like text touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for a range of ailments based on alleged testimonials. It lists names and places with damaged phrases, suggesting dramatic health improvements and neighborly acceptance after using the remedy.
Kinley Warns Powers Over China Policy
Mr KINLEY states that foreign powers may act freely in China as long as such actions do not hinder United States objectives. He emphasizes U S interests and tolerance for independent moves in the region to preserve American aims.
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Mr Kinley
Powers
China
United States
Carl Shurz Explains Expansion Versus Imperialism
Carl Shurz clarified the distinction between expansion and imperialism and anticipated a shift in his views by the end of the campaign. The discussion focused on strategic ideas and political outcomes influencing public debate.
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Carl "Shurz
Carl
Rght
Arrival of Count Von Waldergee Cites Brave Generals
The moral notes that brave generals will not wait to move a house and a bath tub when there is fighting on hand.
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Count von Waldergee
Ching
Rumor of George Box quitting stocks and politics
The text notes rumors that George Box of Cincinnati has stopped dealing in stocks and politics. It mentions an editor in Victor, Colorado who denounced an assault on Gov. Roosevelt and was assaulted himself, alleging suppression of free speech and thought in parts of the state.
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George Box
Cincinnati
Victor
Colorado
Grover Cleveland Silent on Threats in Public Debate
Brief, fragmented passage notes Grover Cleveland may stay silent to upset both sides, suggesting he could respond with a few words on the subject or continue withholding comment. It implies strategic silence rather than direct speech.
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Grover Cleveland
Grover
Famine Strikes Dawson City Alaska This Summer
Reports from Dawson City Alaska say an ite famine has caused much suffering this summer. The hardship will likely bring relief to several who returned home nearly frozen to death last winter.
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Dawson City
Alaska
Unclear misread political tensions in Colorado and Montana
Fragmentary OCR reflects a chaotic political complaint linking recent stone-throwing at a governor to Democratic party tensions in Colorado and Montana. It mentions free speech, imagined Republican backlash, and senator Wiley Coke Ita na’s alleged stance, with references to vaudeville acts used to attract crowds.
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W. A. Coke Itana
Bis
Montana
Gossip from Golden Corners and nearby communities
In Golden Corners Indiana and nearby areas residents hosted and visited friends and relatives from Ann ingdon Bur bank and Smithville. Guests included J R Johnson family and Chris Garver with wife visiting Frank Armstrong. Prof Eberly from Smithville attended school fundraising efforts. a missionary meeting at Mrs Mvaigur’s hosted six visitors and a devotional led by Rev Miller. A Japanese defter and China tensions noted.
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Goglden Corners
Johnson
James
Anningdon
Indiana
J.R. Johnson
Chris Garver
Burbank
Frank Armstrongs
Kollars
Eberly
Smithville
Miller
Japan
China
Quinby Professorship Funds Dispute in Court
A petition alleges E M Quinby funded a professorship with 25 000 and interest. Trustees claim an agreement with Quinby’s heir to settle the claim after his administrator allowed it. E M Quinby paid 15 000 in 140 and continued interest until 1907 but has since refused further payments. Plaintiff seeks 210 000 plus 6 percent interest from May 6, 1871. Three Shelby family members in Wayne township suffer typhoid fever and distress.
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Organi Deeth
Duinby Jr
E. Quinby
Iuinbyi
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