Wayne County Republican Meetings Across Townships
Infirmary Director A TRONG of Cannan Township presides as Wayne County meetings are announced. Major Wm Warner speaks at Shreve on Oct 12, Serritor Wm B Allison of Iowa at Wooster on Oct 23, and Rep R W Baylor from the McKinley district at West Salem on Oct 26. Wayne County Republicans urged to attend and bolster party success.
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Serritor Wm. B. Allison
Iowa
Wooster
R. W. Baylor
Mckinley
West Salem
Wayne County
Wayne county Republicans back strong county ticket
The Wayne county Republicans urge unqualified support for their slate. Clifford Lowe would be a capable sheriff, R H Fletcher a competent prosecuting attorney, David Irvin a strong county commissioner candidate, T D Hollingsworth a suitable officer candidate, and T A Armstrong a trustworthy infirmary director. They call for Republican unity and appeal to Democratic voters as well. They discuss Cuba annexation, free silver, and local political chatter.
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Wayne County
Clifford ©. Lowe
West Salem
Shreve
David Irvin
Irvin
T. D Hollingsworth
Crestan
Oruer
T. A. Armstrong
Anaan Township
Democrats, Republicans Clash Over Platform Beliefs
The quotation notes that Democrats accuse Republicans of opening every issue the Democrats favor, a claim seen as absurd. It suggests readers consider the Democratic platform as evidence of general opposition to Republican actions.
Local notes and community items from a small town
Sam Wagner moved from Armstrong to this place last week. Return of Rev. J. Barron to this place for another year. Some of our boys went to Wayne County Saturday night to see the best girls. A band for gypsies visited town and promised good luck to fortune seekers. Will George and wife of Armstrong were here on Sunday.
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Sam Wagner
Armstrong
J. Barron
Somme
Wayhe County
Hose
Will
George
Werd c&Jeré
Sum Jims
Marshallville Notes An October village wedding and shortages
Special to The Republican Marshallville October 8 Farm hands scarce with pay up to $1.25 a day plus corn cutting, yet help hard to find. Fred Yamayah recovering from typhoid fever. C A Hinderer of Cleveland visiting parents. Rev Henderson reappointed as Evangelical pastor. Dr Beidler reports patients improving. Mrs John Pfander visiting daughter in Barberton. Ida Anlt wed Rev Stump of Red Haw two miles south. Mrs Wm Anderson afflicted with rheumatism. Jay Bird.
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Marshallvlle
Fred Yamayah
C A. Hinderer
Cleveland
Lewis Hinderer
Rev
Henderson
Evangelical Church
Beidler
John Pfander
Ira Shaffer
Barberton
Jacob Anlt
Ida
Stump
Red Haw
Llo
Wm. Anderson
Jay Bird
Annual Lovefeast Notes From Lattasburg
A Brethren church hosts a singing class and local residents attend meetings in Wooster and nearby towns. The Progressive Brethren hold a successful love Feast at Fair Haven church with visitors from Ashland. Wilson Myers departs for Decatur Indiana and Harry Hopp recovers on crutches after rheumatism.
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Lattasburg
Qet
Brethren Church
B. F. Swinehart
J. A. Martin
Stevenson
Wooster
John Gill
Bettsville
John Myers James Harris
Rowsburg
S.W. Thorley Frank Hammond
Akron
Fair Haven
Ashland
Wilson Myers
Dr. Myers
Decatur
Ind
Harry Hopp
Canaan Notes Corresponde The Republican Canaan
Geo Totten in falling heart Rev Hoak to be new M E preacher expected next Sabbath Mrs Ewing entertaining Iowa sister Miss Bessie Battley visiting Akron Mrs Ritter plans to enlarge house A C Wiles family received dispatch about Pat rev Barbara Scott Hanfilton Mr and Mrs Litchfield Medina and Albert Wixler Pittsburg visiting Fr Bixler family Gertie Hawk home from Wooster Presbyterian ladies to meet at Creston Rev Gay home Thursday for monthly session Grinding chop feed and corn meal prep Mr and Mrs Geo Swank and Mary Crouse Fort Wayne guests Weidrich family Kate Ritter and niece back from Lorain Frank Holsington cow loss from overfeeding Rev Gay quilt gifted by donors confirmed with silk inscription title
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Pittsburg
Bixler
Gertie Hawk
Wooster
Gay
Creston
Mary Crouse
Fort Wayne
Frank Fhekinger
Williams County
Weidrich
Kate Ritter
Game
Lorain
Frank Holsington
Rev Gay
Veterans rally to back McKinley in 1900 era call
An old and new soldier mobilizes in Republican headquarters urging unity against Bryan. A 7:30 pm meeting of Civil War veterans and post-1898 soldiers forms a McKinley Club to defend national honor and prosperity amid imperialism debates.
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McKinley
W. J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Veterans of ‘61
Young Soldiers of ‘98
Soldiers’ McKinley Club
Death of Mrs William Daughery in town area
Mrs William Daughery died at 3 45 Tuesday morning of brain fever after a brief illness. She leaves a husband and three children, aged 30 years 6 months and 16 days, respected by those who knew her. Funeral Thursday at 2 p m from her father G W Sigler's residence on Pittsburg avenue.
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William Daughery
Creston residents Nathan Wells Jr and Mame Rockey named
Nathan M. Wells Jr and Mame E. Rockey of Creston are identified in a local record, noting their involvement in a community matter. The notice lists their full names and city of residence for official purposes.
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Nathan M. Wells, Jr
Mame E. Rockey
Creston
Free Fairan Festival Committees Empowered at Meeting
At Monday evening session Free Fairan Festival committees reported progress and planned work. Chairmen were authorized to appoint additional committeemen. The final meeting is set for Monday evening next week.
Stoner and Yoder Families in Local Notices
Local notices report Mr and Mrs Harry Stoner visiting with Misa Maud Yoder in Barberton for ten weeks. Burt Ogden returned after a visit to Akron. N Hower did Cleveland business. Burbank Republicans met at town hall with J E Barnard and J J Bentz as presidents and Harry Hower secretary. Plans include a glee club and weekly meetings at the town hall. Rev H A Dowling and family moved to Ashland. Rev Hoak arrives for the year. Fouch and Young hire a night watchman for their store. Henry Stoner recently ill.
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Harry Stoner
Rek
Misa Maud Yoder
Barberton
Burt Ogden
Akron
Vw. N. Hower
Cleveland
Burbank
Ahdcinity
Town Hall
J.E. Barnard
J. J. Bentz
Harry Hower
Secreta
C. H. McConng
C. H. Hill
J. H.ogden
Finvst
Pritt
Boom Mo
Teddy
White House
H. A. Dowling
Ashland
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Business Prosperity At Free Fair Spurs Growth
Orryille Factory to add a 42 by 60 foot store room after a successful state fair showing. The Glendon Drilling Co shipped a coal and well drilling machine to FP Coffey in Washington Pa for 500 dollars. A. M. Ohl resigns from H A Bloomberg & Co. Schools dismiss three days for the fair. Local businesses repaint storefronts including Wirth & Son and the Black Front. The A and W Ry offers excursion tickets Oct 16 17 18 for Worcester fair.
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Orryillé
Balia
A. M. Ohl
H. A. Bloomberg & Co
A. Wirth & Son
Wo Sess & Son
H. Baker & Son
Grace
Andrew N. Brenneman
Andrew
Cash Grocery
Black Front
Local Family Notices and Visit Highlights in Ashland Area
A fragmentary summary of social visits and family events around Ashland and nearby towns. Mentions Mrs Haley sending teon with relatives at Greston, Dr. E A and Tany in Ashland, Mrs Greaser and Byrog Kauffman of Goshen, doctor visitors from Massillon, Rev Ellen Ridg preached at M E church, and various household gatherings. Also notes furniture sale by Landis and Schmuck and a Poister Bros Street Fair promo.
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DI Haley
Greston
Greaser
Byrog
Kauffman
Goshen
J. P. Miller
Clevedlind
Simon Miller
Bite Rhodes
Massillon
Ellen R. Ridg
M. E
Willaman Hall
A. B
Gertelman
Wm. Shadp
Olivesburg
W. B. Swann
Jefferson
Swartz
Hersy Swartf
JH. Gondyear
Wool cloth prices and fabrics in local sale listing
A fragmented sale notice lists fabrics including 36 inch Covert wool 52 inch Homespan at Te t Pebble Cheviot at 100 worth stirring ibiline cloth at a0e. Also mentions hot fancy colored gordons at 35r worth.
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