Massive Republican Rally at Wooster Opera House
A large Wooster audience packed the City Opera House for a Republican rally headlined by ex Senator Warner Miller of New York. The event featured strong positive reception, spirited songs, and extended applause as Miller argued for protectionist and currency policies, contrasting them with Bryan’s free silver stance and urging cross party support for national prosperity.
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City Opera House
Warner Miller
New York
M.lemyser
McKinley
Synod of Ohio
University of Wooster
Wooster McKinley Sound Money and Protection Glee Club
Smyser
J Twiog Brooks
Salem
Pennsylvania Company
M L Smyser
Ward
Miller
Sons of Qbla
Bryan
Mr. Miller
Jefferson
Jackson
Carbou
South
McKinley Club Meeting At Wooster Draws Large Crowd
A Tuesday McKinley Club gathering at Wooster filled rooms as voters showed strong interest in the current campaign. Speakers including Captain J. Taylor, A. W Snearer, EK Childs, W. H Quisett, and Peter Ibrig discussed day’s issues and the campaign. A Friday session will feature T. Shepherd and H. Smith addressing members.
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Wooster McKinley Sound Money and Protecton Club
J. 8 .Taylor
A. W Snearer
EK. i Childs
W. H Quisett
Peter Ibrig
TS. Shepherd
H. Smith
Wooster
Republican Rally Draws Large Crowds in Creston and Fredericksburg
Creston and vicinity hosted packed meetings with J F Mack of the Sandusky Register and G A R K R speaker addressing voters. In Fredericke burg Hon M L Smyser spoke over two hours in Tedett's Hall, large crowds including many Democrats asked questions, and the Republican ticket received strong support locally.
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Holmes County
Mayavilis
Frederickeburg
Tedett’s Hall
M. L. Smyser
Wooster
J.T. Martin
Local Political Points in Wooster and Nearby Towns
W AD Boyce may bring his magic lantern and McKinley speech from Chicago to Wooster. John McSweeney Jr of Wooster is booked to speak for silver in Cleveland with Geo A Groot at St Malachi's hall on Pearl at evening Oct 21. Hon Fred B Spiegel of Cincinnati will speak in Doylestown Tuesday evening Oct 20 in German for Sound Money.
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W. AD. Boyce
Wooster
Chicago
John McSweeney, Jr
Cleveland
Geo. A. Groot
St. Malachi’s Hall
Pearl
Fred 8. Spiegel
Cincinnati
Doylestown
Inter-Collegiates Fall to Synod On Athletics
Disappointing outcome for students as the synod on athletics adopts a unanimous adverse report by strong vote. Lively discussion highlights a proposed change in Ohio plan to sustain home missionaries. Great meeting follows Thursday night session.
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Ohio
Wooster Synod Discusses Education and Athletics Debates
The Ohio Synod meeting at Kauke Chapel reviewed the Board of Aid for Colleges progress, urged expanded Presbyterian education, and debated intercollegiate athletics at Wooster. It approved committee reports, elected alumni trustees, invited next year’s gathering at East Liverpool, and endorsed new home mission funding plans amid fiscal strains.
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Kauke
Ohio Synod
Board of Aid For Colleges
Hills
Chicago
Wooster
Thys
Mississippi River
L’rayer
Cleveland’teabytery
Winderoere
General Assembly
Ely
Scovel
Atlantic
Ideal Christian College
Trastees
J C. Ery
J W Coumainas
John Lloyd Lee
W. A. Eudaly
Cotas
T. Jamieson
Trusteestan
Bryan
Ohip
Chas. Kreighbaum
Canton
Walter J. Mullins
East Liverpool
Synodical Sabbath School Association
Congress of Missions
Committee On Foreign Missions
A. AC. Roberts
New York
Home Mission Board
C. E
Temperance Committee
Anti- Saloon League
Howard H. Russell
Columbus
Students React to Synod Action on Inter Collegiate Athletics
After the synod action, students widely dispersed and paraded the town though excitement faded. Dr Hennett spoke to the Junior class on Inter Collegiate Athletics praising the court decision and urged quiet submission to the synod. Mrs. S F Scovel remains seriously ill. Rev A A E Taylor of Columbus visits on business. Prof Kiias Compton missed only four days, not ten as previously reported. Subscriptions to Daily Republican.
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Hennett
Hia
F. Scovel
A A. E. Taylor
D. D
Columbus
Kiias Compton
Facts for Farmers Solid speech to Wooster club on tariffs
Harry R. Smith of Wooster argued the Free Trade tariff harms American farmers by showing specific duties under McKinley versus ad valorem under Wilson Gorman. He examined cattle, horses, timber, wool, hay, dairy, and other farm products, claiming foreign controls raise prices and subjugate farmers under Democratic tariff policy. The meeting heard from Dr C A Lerch and local speakers, with a next address planned for October 20 by Rev J Brown.
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Democratic Party
Bryan
Muller
Hryan
Bryat
Altgelt
Congress
McKinley Sound Money and Protection Club
Warner Miller
Harry K. Smith
Wooster
Smith
McKinley
Mexico
United States
Austral
Ander
Sruth
Australia
Canada
Nova Scotia
Shepherd
C. A. Lerch
Jobb V Smith
Luenday
Revi
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Homa Mission
Honce
West
Utah
Fanda Thut
Trumball Lee
Cineinnati
God
L’eople
San Francisco
Newark
Sitka
Alaska
Woman's Hope Missionary Society
America
Ir. Orbett
P’ublication Society
Home Missions Committee
Home Mission, Board
Daily Republican
Wooster McKinley Club
Harry R. Smith
Hobart