Markets by Telegraph Wooster Grain and Stock Exchange
Wooster market summary reports Wheat futures September warm 3644 and December 06 percent. Corn September 794 cents December 6734 cents. Data September 495 cents December 49 cents. Butter 10 to 18 cents per pound eggs 18 33 per dozen, lard 8 cents, potatoes 65 cents. Grain prices listed: Wheat 90 cents, flour retail 5.00 to 6.20 per barrel, rye 75 cents, oats 45 cents, corn 90 cents, barley holes, timothy seed 1.0 to 1.50, clover seed 5 to 5.50, hay 6.00 to 3.00, bran 1.08, said ling e 1.40, wool 16 to 13 cents.
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Wooster Geain and Stock Exchange
Wooster Wheat
Livestock and Grain Market Listings by City and Prices
Readable fragments show cattle and sheep prices for East Blufalo Cleveland Pittsburgh and Chicago markets. Includes steers cows heifers bulls calves and hogs with bid and ask ranges and per head values. Also lists wheat and other grain values in varied periods and units.
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East Burfalo
Cleveland
Pittsburg Castle
Nba
Eateayer
Democracy's Cold Feet in Ohio Gubernatorial Race
The Cincinnati Democratic club outing features William L. Finley claiming a divided Republican party and Ohio voters can win this year if last minute tricks are avoided. Judson Harmon pledges cleaner cities and a frank, honest state government while arguing Harris offers proven leadership over an untested Harmony path.
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Cincinnati
Democratic Club
William L. Finley
Democratic State Executive Committee
Ohio
Bedcti
William L
Judson Harmon
Harmon
Jirman
Lake Erie
Democratic Standard
Peirer
Andrew L. Harris
Nquor
Harris
Probe of State Officials Shows Boomerang For Democrats
The Democratic led Howe committee examined audits of state offices including treasurer and auditor, with experts finding no fraud by leaders but a partisan overreach. Minority senator Patterson criticizes delays and notes the audit confirms treasurer and auditor accounts balance, denying graft or dishonesty.
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Howe
McKinnon
Green
Republican Party
Cleveland
Messrs
Hume
Lothman
N. c
Secretary of State
Omee
Auditor Aid
Johnson
Drake
Patterson
Treasury
Vardaman Attacks Negro Vote in Democratic Party Invite
Mississippi Governor James K. Vardaman warns against courting Black voters, saying he would prefer the Democratic Party fade rather than seek a Negro vote or have Bryan win by manipulated support. He emphasizes the party’s past achievements over current push for Black allegiance.
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James K. Vardaman
Alississippi
Democratic Party
Denver
Bryan
Harmon Indorsed Again By Local Labor Groups
Judson Harmon, Democratic nominee for governor, was endorsed anew by the Beer Drivers Union No. 89 Bottlers Union No. 164 and Brewery Employees Union No. 17. The Aug 24 Cleveland Leader report says about 500 brewery workers attended a West Side Labor Lyceum meeting on West Twenty-fifth Street where Harmon and other legislative candidates aligned with the Personal Liberty League on prohibition.
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Judson Harmon
Cleveland
Beer Drivers’ Union No
West Side Labor Lyceum Room
West Twenty-fifth Street
Legislative
Personal Liberty League
Governor Harris and temperance policy contrasted
The piece notes Democratic criticism of Governor Harris for missing a Columbus welcome to the national Prohibition convention. It argues the party’s platform is silent on temperance and allied with liquor interests, while Harris supports reasonable temperance laws and trusts local voters to decide the liquor issue, aligning with a platform favoring regulation.
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Harris
Columbus
Liberal League
Harrig
State Senate
Mimy
Fattte
No Scandal Develops In Ohio State Finances Probe
Democratic criticism of state treasurer McKinnon and auditor Guilbert led to a partisan inquiry last spring. Mayor Tom J. Johnson pushed for a probe, aided by Cleveland officials, amid Democratic hopes of political gain. The report argues every dollar is accounted for and the treasury holds substantial, properly secured deposits with numerous banks under the depository law.
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Lothian
Patterson
Treasury
Senate
State’ Auditor
Tahner
Cleveland City
Columbus
W. H. Boyd
Cleveland
Johnson
Boyd
McKinnon
Guilbert
Tom J. Johnson
Howe
Harry M
Treasurer of State
Ohio
Democrats Seek Black Vote in West Virginia Contention
The piece notes Democrats aim to win colored votes in West Virginia and Ohio by courting the black electorate after Mr. Bryan's nomination. It cites a WV convention plank for a white man’s government and Jim Crow cars, and argues these positions threaten black suffrage while praising Ohio Governor Harris and predicting larger margins for him as foes rally.
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Bryan
Ohio
West Virginia
South
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills Advertised Relief
An advertisement promotes DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills for a weak back backache rheumatic pains bladder inflammation and other ailments attributed to weak kidneys. The copy labels Krisger's kidney remedies as Drog Swredic with claims of universal relief.
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DeWitt
Krisger
Frederickburg social event recalls fortiers reunion
Stine Slemmons of Dobbuque Pie House guest of Mrs Redett on West Clay street. Mrs Alison Bird of Barberton visiting last week among parishioners. A midsummer social at Mrs Redett’s hosted guests including Miss Laura Searl and Miss Tillie Redett. Rev J A Mechia to Pennsylvania for his father’s church centennial. Mrs Henry Sunre hosted a 12 o’clock dinner. Local residents and visitors attended dinners, greetings, and a birthday celebration for Ruth Jane Wittig with refreshments.
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Frederickaborg
Stine Sacae Slemmons
Dobbuque_ pie
M . Redett
West Clay Street
Alison Bird
Barberton
Orrvilless
Wick
Latgerte
Rédett
Rabecca
Elizabeth Barnes
Wsa
Necial Gu
Thor
Cocesbems
Laura Seari
Urent Falls
Mont
Reed
Greenfields
Lytle Griffin
Crovaland
Alidira de Hewislee
Tillie Rédett
Jean Ek NcKelve
McUa
Josephine
Matin'Shaw
Dlacy EK. Richards
Laura Jubneow
Dawy Tor Sterted
Montan
Durenay
Alice Hushour
Koacoe
Weeard
Ester‘Nhadell
Laure Gifin
Gleveland
Slater
Kelvey
Stopble
Don
Columba
Rbs
Aksis
J. A. Mechia
Poopaylvania
Henry Sunre
Wiley Cervy
Marler
K.coupi
Pittbsurg
Elizabett
Dell Christ-phare
Avelle
Thissie
Ellie
Grac
Urink Haven
Flanart
Eloven
Ruth Jane Wittig
Williams
Keyes
Cleveland
Chas. Snaith
Blanche Hedist
McConkey
Claude Eilgote
Wooster
Farzabeth
Lewe-wes
Elighes Tal
Howard Walters
Hayes
Burg
Elizabeth Barneavintic
Milleraburg
Ous
F. Long
Zanesville
Bere Parenta
Painter
P. J. Daly Promotes Red Kidney Bitters as Remedy
Daly of 1247 W Congress St Chicago claims his mother’s feebleness improved with Electric Bitters and urges boys to try the tonic. He cites personal gains in flesh and relief from insomnia. He endorses Red Kidney Bitters as remedy for liver and kidney complaints, offered with a guaranteed satisfaction at Boyd Beattie drug store for 50c.
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P. J. Daly
Congress
Chicago
Boyd. Beate Drug Store
Kennedy Cough Medicine Sold At Krieger’s Drug Stores
An OCR fragment mentions Kennedy’s laxative cough medicine sold at Krieger’s Drug Stores. Details are unclear and several garbled phrases appear, but the core reference ties a product to a local drug store name.
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Kennedy
Krieger's
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises Health Boost
A fragmented ad style item touts Foley's Kidney Remedy as a health aid. It claims to strengthen the kidneys and bladder for better function and overall wellness, though text is garbled and unclear about specifics or endorsements.
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G. Datley
Western Grain Co
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Clif Martin
Western Urain Co
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Bhreve
Tate
Ted
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