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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1902
Page
4
County Recorder Charles F Krast of Orrville, Infirmary Director James Taggart of Wooster, and Coroner Dr Co Raudebangh of Chester are listed for county posts. The notice names three candidates and their home towns in a formal municipal listing.
A Wayne county political appeal urges Republicans to turnout next Tuesday urging all Republicans to vote and support the county ticket. It praises candidates including Ross W. Funck for probate judge Charles F. Kraft for Recorder John C. Hall for commissioner and Dr C E Raudebaugh for coroner and emphasizes loyalty and public service. The piece laments past nonvoting and stresses party unity.
Andrew Carnegie, addressing St Andrews as Lord Rector, warned Europe of a looming crisis unless a Pan European industrial federation forms. He argued Britain has lost industrial supremacy to the United States and urged European leaders, notably the German Emperor, to act to prevent America from dominating world markets. He praised American brains and resources and critiqued European inertia.
Letters from Rey M. Stevens of Alabama and others extol Peruna as a superior cure for colds and catarrh. Testimonials claim Peruna is a tested, scientific tonic with no substitutes and urge readers to seek Dr. Hartman’s free advice if not satisfied. Address Dr. Hartman in Columbus, Ohio.
In the ongoing Northwest railroad case the young Hill hopes to endure long enough on the stand to sway a broad decision. The adversary clash involves Henri Watterson and Grover Cleveland with memories of past political battles from 1892 resurfacing for Princeton readers.
Gossip swirls about Miss Alice Roosevelt marrying a Rough Rider officer but she offers no comment. The rumor sources say she likely knows the truth yet declines to add to the speculation.
In the old Denmark Ohio house where Calvin 8 Brice was born a strong box was found tightly locked containing 8800. The discovery is framed as evidence of early family policy of accumulation.
A Kentucky man who followed an enemy into Pennsylvania to shoot him expresses a warped view of the opportunities available at home. The remark reflects a misguided approach to retaliation and self help.
Frank Gearhart of Wayne township, a Republican candidate for sheriff, is described as a highly popular forty two year old born in 1860. The text endorses his qualifications and readiness to administer the sheriff’s office and urges electoral support.
The report alleges Senator Clark targets enemies with bribery claims in Montana. It notes Jéyn Johnson is accused of using cappers to pose questions at meetings while UF Walls of this county may still prove an alibi.
Abner Orr, the nominee for short term commissioner, is described as a man of sterling worth and undisputed ability who would take a lively interest in county affairs and administer them for the people’s best interests.
John Ro McLean has made no reply to the attack by Tom Lt. Johnson the other night. Perhaps Mr McLean has something else that will do a little replying on Tuesday, Nov 4.
Wayne County Democrat reports it has not yet seen neighbors voting the Democratic ticket but plans to speak with them between now and the election to encourage participation.
Sir Thomas Lipton, despite losing yacht races every second summer, clings to the belief he is a bully good fellow. The famed challenger maintains good humor and public cheer amid setback, underscoring his enduring sportsmanlike spirit.
The speaker argues Millbrook fits every criterion for auditor. He would tax railroads, refuse travel on passes, and do all else correctly, presenting him as the right choice for the position.
Wu is ordered to return immediately by authorities. His successor will face a tough task in managing demands, especially without a robust questioning apparatus to guide policy and oversight.
James Taggart of Wooster narrowly avoided defeat last year as a Republican vote tally shifted. Observers say Taggart remains a valuable figure, and critics fear his removal would weaken the local political scene this year.
Tammany Hall will hold a large meeting tomorrow night with many notable attendees expected. Ex-President Grover Cleveland of Princeton will not be present.
Toledo Jones predicts a Republican victory on November 4. The remark hints at political strategy and signals readiness for a reflop act, reflecting partisan commentary about Roosevelt and upcoming election dynamics.
Report says J P Morgan will supply most of the money for the boat contesting the Shamrock. The implication is the financing might push Sir Thomas Lipton out of the race before it even begins.
Wooster resident James B. Taylor is urged by supporters as a strong candidate for the common pleas bench. They cite his qualifications and judicial abilities as reasons voters should consider him in the district race.
Local columnist Tom Johnson continues sharp jabs at the Cincinnati Enquirer in a running mockery of the paper. His barbs spark reader attention and controversy as the feud unfolds in print.
A political figure named Hanna is under notice for a small, intermittent issue described as a touch of sigmand with occasional trouble, provoking questions about conduct and timing amid ongoing scrutiny.
A fragment points to evolving code demands and shifting loyalties as Mr Baer and Providence figures spar for recognition as a leading figure in a moral code contest. The text hints at rivalries and unclear headlines amid party dynamics.
The document lists diverse farm and market items with prices as of Wednesday October 20 1908. It mentions butter eggs lard pork cheese potatoes onions chickens and turkeys with per pound or per bushel rates, plus feed and staple grains such as wheat rye oats corn barley and hay.
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