Pension Claims Rejected Colorful Report Sparks Debate
A Cleveland pension report by Lochren to Hoke Smith cites 132,873 claims rejected and 446,080 still pending as of July 1, 1894, underscoring delays and hardships for soldiers and dependents while criticizing the Democratic administration’s handling and the impact on Ohio district voters and wool prices.
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Cleveland
Reine Loehré
iSec
Loghren
Ag Lochren
Laehren
Hoke Smith
Claveland
Lochreo
Lochren
Congress
H Richards
Richards
Pension Claima
Wool Market Woes Hit American Wool Growers Hard
The report notes patience among manufacturers and wood industries as tariffs drag on into the New Year. It cites the MaKinney act being undermined by foreign competition, with wool buyers in Boston and New York showing subdued demand and prices falling. Ohio and New York wool prices range from 18 to 21 cents per pound, with buyers facing cautious sellers and reduced spreads.
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Laatest
Haston
Boston
Richards
Ohio
New York
Dradstreet’s
Campaigns Reach Every Household and Welfare Impact
The campaign, especially for Congress, targets every household and individual, shaping present and future welfare. It notes how this approach has harmed the Democratic party.
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Congress
Democratic Party
Sample copy touts weekly Republican in Wayne County
The paragraph pitches a sample issue of the Weekly Republican as a top Wayne County paper offering exceptional value. It promises substantial Wayne County news coverage at a low price, comparing favorably to the New York Tribune and stressing affordability and frequency.
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Republican
Wayne County
America
The
New York Tribune
Wayne
Pany
Democratic managers lament old times amid current incompetence
The passage mocks Democratic campaign strategists for clinging to past eras and questions whether their tactics will reverse rising discontent with Democratic incompetence in Congress, noting Richards as a figure linked to the same failures and warning of consequences if re-elected.
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Rip van Winkle
Congress
Richards
London Wool Exports to U S Rise in September
Official figures show London exports of raw wool to the United States in September reached 1,888,200 pounds valued at 198,625 dollars, up from 74,200 pounds worth 10,560 dollars in September 1493. The data, from the Associated Press, is cited to explain to Wayne County wool growers why their prices stay low under free wool policies associated with Richard.
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Riichards
London
United States
Associated Press
Wayne County
Richard
Farmers complain of export losses from policy changes
American farmers warn that Democratic destruction of Republican reciprocity will hit meat products and breadstuffs, with Germany alone reportedly affecting about 20 million dollars in exports. The critic questions why wheat and wool prices are depressed compared with past generations.
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Germany
Democrats Split Over Tariff and Labor in Michigan
Ways and Means Wilson urges keeping Democrats like Richards from Congress as tariff policy causes job losses. M. F. Jordan leaves the Democratic ticket for the Republicans amid disillusionment in the party. American tin plate plants close under the Democratic tariff, while Welsh firms recruit American workers. Richards supporting the policy.
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Wilson
Democratic Party
Congress
Richards
America
Richards Attacks Reflect Defeat Anxiety in District
The piece portrays the campaign mood in a Democratic district as Richard’s appeal to past party prejudice signals weakness. It argues that Richards voted against the 17th district candidate, urging voters to back McClure. It notes few federal appointments as evidence of neglect and prompts support for the opposing campaign.
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Richards
McClure
Alow
Bluff, Democracy and a Millersburg Claim
The Millersburg claim cites 4000 or more supporters for Richards the candidate. He acknowledges success would be great luck if he secures any. The remark reflects local electoral sentiment and the uncertain backing.
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Millersburg
Richards
Richards 18 gathering more cheat nuts this fall than he likes
A concise item notes Richards 18 plans to gather more cheat nuts this fall than he prefers. It recalls veterans remembering the words she used against them that remain undented.
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Richards
Hse
Free silver slide hurts Ohio Democrats, angers Eastern peers
The Ohio Democratic stance on free silver backfires, drawing rebuke from Eastern Democrats who oppose the policy and warn of political costs statewide. The dispute highlights regional rifts within the party over monetary reform and electoral strategy.
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Ohio
East
Richards in Congress Cast A Vote Aiding Local Business
In a fragmented report the question rises whether Richards in Congress cast a vote that benefited a business in his district. The blurred text hints at political pressures and possible letters of exchange or influence, with Cleveland mentioned as a potential writer or actor in the matter.
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Richards
Congress
Political Appeal Pushes Republican Victory in Ohio District
A partisan editorial argues for a Republican win in Ohio's 17th District to counter Democratic policies. It attacks tariff debates, education reforms, and Cleveland's administration, urging voters to support Captain Clare and questioning Richards' representation of farmers, soldiers, and iron workers. The piece cites historical debt trends and praises Republican stewardship.
Richards Meeting a Dull Affair in Millersburg
The Richards lecture drew scant interest in Millersburg with no Democrats greeting him aside from Judge Stilwell. Joe Newton of Newark, Richards' Licking county lieutenant, attended briefly before returning home. The crowd allegedly found the event tame and unwelcoming.
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Richards
Joe Newton
Newark
Richard
Licking County
Millersburg
Ichards
Jad Richards
Depot
Judge Stilwell
Holmes Coun
Mpclute
Denial of Pension Office Used for Campaigns
WashmneTon Commissioner of Pensions denies office used for politics and cites 60 000 pension cases ready for action after the election with 35 000 notices to show cause for removal and 15 000 to explain rating reductions, claiming last Congress barred unceremonious drops and implying Democratic lessons learned for post election actions.
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WashmneTon
Qct
Pensions
Congress
Pensian Bureau
Divorce Sought Over Alleged Abandonment
Andrew J. Weldy of Wayne township petitions for divorce from Sarah Weldy claiming marriage on October 6 1892 at Woostler and that she abandoned him on May 11 1894 leaving notes of intent to never return and later changing her name, alleging gross neglect of duty and seeking appropriate relief.
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Andrew J. Weldy
Wayne Township
Sarah Weldy
Woostler
Weldy
Capsule brand promises relief for constipation
Dr. B. McFarland's Capsule ce aerate and Boyd advertise a product claimed to ease constipation with a money back guarantee. The notice cites a contact number 210-57 and emphasizes trial and test as a remedy option. The readable fragment hints at a medical tonic with uncertain wording.
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B. McFarland
Ce Aerate & Boyd
What is the without the newa
ReruericaN everyday item fragment appears. readable text is too fragmentary to identify a complete event or subject. The line lacks clear names, places, dates, or actions to summarize into a cohesive newspaper card.
Jeromeville railroad project gains fevered local support
An Ashland Times report details progress on the Mil lersburg Jeromeville and Greenwich railroad with grading through Kauffman s Corners and toward Jeromeville. Encouraged by a Jeromeville rally, residents raise funds and promise right of way, aiming to push line to Jeromeville this season and spur regional development.
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Ashland
Jeromeville
Erry
Ashland 16
Jeromavilis
Pennsylvania
B. Camp
C. P. Windigler
Kaufferan
Prege
Millersburg, Jeromeville & Greenwich
Big Prairie
Eddy Clay Fields
Kauffman’s Corners
Lake Ork
East Mohican
Eddy
Camp
Mohican Township
Akron
Undetermined plea for October excursion notice and dating
Fragmentary OCR summary requests details for an October excursion with a 20 day deadline and mentions a Pennsylvania Lines agent and a picket. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear names or places.
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Noomeseekéra
Pennsylvania Lines
Wofataaatis
Wooster Alumni Plan Expanded Involvement And Athletics
The Cleveland Alumni Association of Wooster University met at the Stillman with about 20 attendees led by A I Findley and George W Crile. They discussed enlarging membership, adding undergrad associate members, and enabling Wooster to enter intercollegiate contests with financial support under reasonable restrictions. The meeting praised a six alumni trustees representation and noted Wooster's athletic history and need for balanced college life.
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Cleveland Alumni Association
University of Wooster
Stillman
A. I Findley
J. A. Shallenberger
George W. Crile
G. A. Ebret
F. C. Herrick
George B Riley
Scovel
Frank Billman
J. H. McQuigg
D.J. Hard
Association
Cleveland
Wooster
Athletic Association
Ohio
West
J Schallenberger
Dr. Crile
Dudley Hard
Harry Scovel
Thursday Club review season opens with varied readings
The Thursday Club, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Kauke, met weekly in summer for informal reviews of recent books. Members discussed works from The Heavenly Twins to Town Life in the Fifteenth Century, plus philanthropy topics, with special guests and new members welcomed and several members leaving or moving away.
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C. W. Kauke
Katherine Lauderdale
Burrowes
Phillips
McClellan
Marcella
Deelye
Kidd
Kanke
Dr. Davis
J.k Green
Kirkwood
Miss Davis
Paris
Mary Bellestone Road
Chicago
Clemens
Higbee
Jaxtup
Washington
Herron
West
Griesemer
Bliss Davis
Pittsburg
Scovel
Seelye
McCoy
T Appleton
Wis
Latter
McClure
Miserscovel
Chas, Herron
Margaret Platter
Alica Brown
Sirs C. A Hills
Miss Hills
Cowles
Ldoston
Firat
Miss Armor
Bright Baby Boy Dies in Family Spring
In Ritman Ohio Mrs Christian Beyler searched for her missing 18 month old son and found him dead in the family spring. Despite medical aid no life could be saved. The boy’s death distressed his parents and grandparents who lived with Mr and Mrs Jeisreisinger and Mr and Mrs Keyler. Separately, Billy Steiber reports Garry Marks of Wooster was killed by streetcars in Toledo. His body to be buried near Orrville after arrangements in Toledo. Marks, once a paperboy and bootblack, later worked as waiter and porter. His wife died in Lima two years ago. He was about 23.
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Ohio
Boke Smith
Cleveland
Georgia
Congress
Richands
Tech
Capt. McClure
Richards
New York
Order
Harrison
United States
Maine
Mel. Debs
Llawallan Republic
Vermont
Pelf
Py Dr
de Baum
Arite
Congressional Assistin
Jeromé
Kaufman
Austin
Exon
Rye
Ohn
Rubicon
Jeromevile
Jeromeville
Mike Fitzgerald
Pennylvania
Camp
Mr. Campi
Shreve
Wayne County
Ashland
Craig Wil
Messns
Wartz & Armatrong
Jeromerville
A.N
Rittman
Christian Beyler
Mra .Jeisreisinger
Keyler
Billy Stelber
Archer House
Toledo
Froms. M. Beckwith
Lucag County
Garry Marks
Wooster
Mr. Steiber
Marks
Milton Marks
Orrville
Mas
Harry Market
Lima
Reward for Catarrh Cure Ends With Papyrus Claim
One hundred dollars reward offered for a step of catarrh not saved by Hall's Catarrh Cure. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, say they believe Cheney honorable in business. Five local druggists endorse Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally, claiming it acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free.
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Hall
J. Cbeney & CO
Toledo
J.cheney
Balleve
North Ohio Conference assigns preachers for coming year
In Lorain the annual North Ohio Conference of Mt E church completes, listing Wooster district assignments and presiding elders for Wooster Apple Creek New Portage and other locales. It also notes statistics for 1894 including probationers members churches value and debt, plus a heated vote rejecting restoring Rev J W Squire’s papers despite Bishop Walden’s stance.
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North Ohio
Mt. E
Lorain
Walden
Wooster
George Mather
Apple Creek
E. D
Barnett
Barberton
New Lortage
A. F. Upp
Chapman
Blakes Milla
Mr. Hope
J. T. Hoak
Nashville
W. L. Phillips
Nova
J. D. Lea
Orange and Polk
Jonathan Zook
E L. Warner
Orrville
F. J. Dunbar
Berryville
M. A. Castle
Seville
Crestoo
M. Snyder
Shreve
A.C. Raff
Smithville
C. F. English
Spencer
F. Bell
Wadsworth
F G. McCauley
West Madison
M. G. Kelser
West Salem
Andrew McCullough
Wilmot
M. T. Scarborough
W C. Dawson
G. W. Colliar
Wooster Quarterly Conference
Delaware
Mt. Vernon
James Torbet
Presiding Elder
Fredericktown
Bennias Hushoar
W. C. Endley
Sparta
O M. Ashbaugh
Cleveland
John Mitchall
Prea Eine Elder
Elyria
G. A. Reeder
Fellington
E . Hagerman
W. G. Ward
Syracuse University
Mansfield
Elvero Versons
Ashland
P. B. Stroup
Hayesville
G A. Hughes
Gracechurch
G W . Hennis
Galton
Orlando Badgley
Savannah
Ashland County
Philip Kelser
Burbank
Congress
Ohio
Wealeyan University
K T Stevenson
Pandusky Instrict
F S. Hoy
Elaer Sancupky Trinity Church
U. K
Warner
Tiffin
St Paul Church
Nob
Albright
George W Lepper
U. 8
Italy
East
Bt. Vernon
J. W. Squire
New Portage
Red Wing
Japan
Kew
Squire
Rev J L Irons Installed as Wooster Pastor
Rev J L Irons was installed as pastor of the United Presbyterian church of Wooster Friday afternoon by the Mansfield presbytery in a large congregation. The sermon was by Rev W J Shaw of Fredericksburg on the healing of the impotent man. Dr John A Wilson of Allegheny Theological Seminary spoke on II Tim 4 1 2. The reception pledged a close, profitable pastorate. Irons, a 20 year minister, had led Muskingum College and built a Puttarburg mission before this posting. His family includes his wife.
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J .L. Irons
United Presbyterian Church of
Wooster
Manafields
W. J. Shaw
Fredericksburg
John A. Wilson
Allegheny Theological Seminary
Wilson
F .B. Foster
Mansfield
D.ick, McKnight
D. D
Canton Mission
Irons
Muskingum College
New Concord
Caaseity
Puttaburg
Inons
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Eye Ee Grocery
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M’clure
Martin
Smyser, McClure & Smyler
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Wooster Ohio
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Newkirk
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C. A. Lerch
Reom
Saturdau
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Romeopathic
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Tod P. A
H. A. Hart
New Lutheran Church
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Eye and Ear Institute
J. Stoll
QO. W. Ryall
Drs. Stoll
Ryall
Ymge
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North County
Dr. Stoll
Beall Avenue
Bowman
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Orrice
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Allownee
Samuel A Richards
John Q. Richards
George Stinson &Co
Portland
Martha Washington
Heron & Oak Street
Toledo, Ohio
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Ripans Chemical CO
Eee
College Aiismeticn
Circul
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Eas
Paunitid
Michigan
M. F. Jordan
Republican Party
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Democrats
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Agth
Capte Clare
Groverleveland
17Th Congressional District
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Arteta le Ra
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Enia
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Ashiland
Jeroreville
Nan River
Stireve
the State Food Commission of
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Royal Baking Powder
Wall ST
York
Ohio Synod of the Presbyterian Church At
Columbus
F. Scovel
Wooster Luiveraity
Clevelara
J I. Notestein
Elias Compton
Messraharlds Krrchbaum
Canton
Walter J Mfartins
J. W. Knott
Edward W. Work
Orlando W. Strong
Steubenville
C S. Pomeroy
Board of
Chillicothe
Popular Home Missionary
J N. Mc Giffert
H. M Curtis
Dr. Tappan
KK. E.swift
A D. Rawn
W H. Eudaly
Cincinnati
R. G 4Zatoraith
J . Helliday
Zanesville
Marshall Harrington
Logan
Fitzabeth McManigal
Presbyterian Church
Stev
J. A Worden
Philadelphia
Woman's Synodical Society of Home Missions
Miss Watterson
Ohio Synod
Wooster University
William McKibben
G. 8
Pomeroy
J. B Hplwig
G. L. Kolb
Orlando V. Steward
Marshall
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Synod
Broad Street
DeVore
Alaska
N. Trwin
John A. Ely
Xenia
Olumbus
Ohio Presbyterian Synod
Broad Street Presbyterian Church
A.A.E. Taylor
Dry J
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Ashtabula
A.d Swiggert
George H. J. Brown
Bowling Green
L’laws
Harry Marks
North Ohio Conference
Lr Irons
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