Wooster Defeats Delaware In Season Opener On 28 00 Score
Wooster edged Delaware 28 to 0 in the first regular season game. Abbey and Machatanz scored touchdowns for Wooster with Rickey and Campbell adding points. The Delaware team showed strength in defense but Wooster's stronger line and key plays secured the win.
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Tributes to McKinley by Ohio natives in Washington
Natives of Ohio now residents of Washington paid a last public tribute to McKinley at Chass Opera House. About 3,000 attended under the Ohio Republican Association, with speakers including Colonel J H Brigham and Rev Dr J J McGill. The gathering celebrated McKinley’s memory and virtues. Little boy Walter Mechin, 3, is missing from Amanda, Middletown. Search efforts extended to canals and creeks. hopes waned as days passed.
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Control in Washington After Anglo American Talks
Fragmented dispatches report an agreement in principle between Britain and the United States on policy shifts. Caleb Powers remains jailed pending further proceedings in Frankfort, with Howard Newtria's role contested. Separate notices touch on marriage law amendments and a violent incident in Chicago, plus scattered reports from London, Pittsburgh, and New York about strikes, fires, and crimes.
Baking Powder Company at 100 William St New York
A historical notice lists the Baking Powder Company located at 100 William Street in New York. The brief entry confirms the business address and ties to the era's urban commercial activity.
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Johnson Seeks Reelection to State Public Works Board
Republican candidate John Johnson, born in Summit County, announces bid for reelection to the State Board of Public Works. A farmer and longtime public official, he cites county service, college education, and party loyalty as core qualifications and pledges continued focus on infrastructure and party progress.
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Brigdands Extend Time for Ransom Payment in London
Report of brigands pressing for ransom from Miss Kidder Peabody & Crim pany while onlookers in London and Vienna note possible delays. Messages to President Roosevelt and public sympathy in Chicago and Kalama grow as letters and postcards push anti imperial actions. Czolgosz detained in seclusion after assassination of President McKinley prompts security actions in Albany and New York.
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Republicans Launch State Campaign As Roosevelts Agent Eyes Victory
A massive Republican campaign rally schedule unfolds across the state led by Gov. Nash Senator Foraker and Hanna with Lt. Gov. Nippert as candidates. General Dick chairs the state effort promising nationwide speakers and daily events, urging support for the straight Republican ticket to safeguard President Roosevelts administration. Roosevelt attends church in Washington, and local tragedy follows Joseph Longs suicide in Memphis, with no stated motive.
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Salt combine fire rumor and tobacco trust formation
Rumors of a Belgium inspired fire at a salt storage warehouse surface amid reports of a forged price and tobacco industry collusion. Sightings of a King’s cancer rumor revive claims of a European tobacco cartel forming in England as tobacconists plan a combined effort.
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