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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1894
Page
4
The piece argues Republicans must mobilize in Wayne County and Ohio to defeat Democrats and block free trade. It claims Richards voted for free trade measures and warns that Democratic rules will hurt business. It urges broad Republican turnout to secure concessions and avert further government borrowing.
The piece notes Southern conspirators pressuring Congress while Democratic voters in the North prefer business welfare. It claims thousands of Democrats cast Republican ballots in several states and predicts more will do so nationwide. It cites Richards Stilwell pact and Martin Reisterer backing Morton, urging bankers and merchants to assess local trade losses from rising competition.
Fragmented editorial discusses Wayne County Republicans' past gains and urges renewed support for the Republican ticket. References McKinley era results, Cleveland, and party discipline. Critiques tariff policy and party loyalty with a tone typical of late 19th century political commentary.
The Indiana address blasts Democratic aims to reshape national policy as a costlier, broader governance project. Wayne County voters grow wary of Democratic promises, with McKinley reception cited as a sign of momentum toward Republican gains. The piece urges Republicans to bring former opponents into the fold.
The Ohio Baptist Sister's Conference met at Bethany Baptist Church Wooster for its 69th annual session starting Monday October 22 1894. The program included papers on scripture prayer and preaching, reports by Denison University leaders and the Ohio Baptist Education Society, and a strong emphasis on ministerial training church edifice needs and district mission work. Various officers were elected and committees named as delegates gathered for meetings through Wednesday including a large Women’s meeting and a closing address by F L Wilkins.
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