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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1900
Page
2
Fragmented OCR shows a slate of Ohio political figures and local officials. Names include William McKinley for national ticket and Roosevelt for vice president, with state and county officers such as school commissioner and county judges, plus various local positions and board members listed in a dated community roster.
A garbled and opinion laden OCR fragment questions subduing nations and critiquing Republican and Democratic stances. It references McKinley, imperial policy, and reader opinions, with incoherent lines about public sentiment and reform.
Adjutant General Corbin argues the army canteen promotes sobriety not drunkenness and has reduced alcohol misuse. He rebuts claims of political use, presenting figures showing fewer misdemeanors when the canteen operates legally. He asserts prohibition in the army would heighten drunkenness and that strict regulation is needed.
Fragmented text references the United States government, Chinese influence, New York, Cleveland, and Arkansas with mentions of Longevity receipt and a Wooster Fair program. Contains multiple garbled phrases and disjointed subjects, offering no clear single event or coherent narrative.
A group of Methodist ladies hosted at Mrs. Celia Hobbs to bid farewell as Mr. Hobbs takes steady work in Wooster mills. Many attendees included out of town guests. travel tales followed with multiple relatives referenced. The notice notes moving plans and a large extended family network.
West Salem reports the arrival of Prof J B Conrad as superintendent elect and his wife, with a town welcome extended. updates include new business moves by Zehner selling to J H Miller, Albert Hoegner expanding, Dr G A Carlin improvements, church events by Rev Johnston, and plans for gatherings by Ladies Aid Society and the Presbyterian church.
The annual convention of the Y. Pp. C N. of Mansfeld Presbytery convenes in Iberia Chile this week starting Tuesday night. Wooster and Dalton United Presbyterian young people are well represented on the program with Rev J Col... Delivering talks on Catechism and related topics.
A reader notice reports excursions organized by Pebu freer mon Cott in a iglate oonearale area of Richland County. Details are fragmented but indicate planned trips and local interest in travel events.
Dr. O E George of Cleveland returns home after visit with parents. Community items from Sept 3 include family visits, farm updates, lectures, church events, and notices of sickness, school, and local fairs in Meaganicsburg to Wooster with folk from Orrville and Lodi.
Sept 4 community notes list visits by D Workman and wife and W Lees. Next Sunday at MF church two thirty p m Rev Crawfurd to preach. Sunday school activity for age 45 with Chas Jackson and wife from Cleveland visiting over Sunday. Mrs Mina Daugherty of Lake Fork and Miss Susan Smith of rest are present. Various locals mentioned visiting, business, and social events plus a ball game result 14100.
A garbled report traces late 19th century political discourse on Bryan, McKinley, and policies in the South and gold standard debates. It references anti imperialist conventions, Democratic tactics, and economic concerns over money, tariffs, and silver versus gold, with mentions of McKinley and national figures amid a tempest of damaged OCR text.
Fragmentary OCR reads as an inspectors report noting a treasury ledgers task or form. It mentions the Counts Treasury and a presiding official, with garbled lines implying a report on payments or expenditures and certification of a line or item. The legible bits indicate routine financial scrutiny by a treasurer or official in a formal setting.
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