Wayne County Fair Horse Races Open With Strong Entries
The Wayne County Agricultural Society’s 10th annual exhibition promises exciting and hotly contested races with a full list of entries. Thursday features 3:80 Trot for $100 and 435 Trot for $200, including notable horses such as Alvarette, Mary Howard, Rex Histora, Gracie B, and many more representing Canal Dover, Mansfield, Wooster, and Millersburg among others.
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Wayne County Agricultural Society
Alvarette
G.m
Joe Pond
Gray Harry
C. G. Calendine
Canal
Dover
O. Easter
Bert Rogers
Plymouth
Mary Howard
B. m
J. JA. Carey
Bedford
O. Corona
Alcazar
W. W. Welday
Seville
Po. Sed
Johnson
Ben D
G.g. Mambrino
Hgbert
H. B. Spellman
Minerva
O. D. Davis
Bessie Knight
F. J. Burghart
Mansfield
Death Angel and Local Notables Pass Away in Wayne County
The Holmes family of Smithville mourns three daughters and a grandchild from appendicitis within weeks while Isabella Hamilton, widow of W. W. Hamilton and former Wayne county auditor, dies in Salem at 83. Other obituaries note John Maurer aged 83 near East Union, John Egan a Wooster telegraph operator at 30, and Swiss-born John Horne of Orrville with a post mortem revealing a 104 pound kidney. Interments set in Wooster and East Union churches.
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Eli Holmes
Smithville
Michigan
Beech Grove
Holmes
Isabella Hamilton
W. W. Hamilton
Wooster
Wayne County
James A. Hamilton
Orrville
Ohio
James Douglass
Burton City
Fairview
Baughman Township
Wilson
John Maurer
East Union Township
East Union Lutheran Church
Asother
John Egan
James Egan
Prospect
East Henry Street
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Wayne Poat
Co. G
John Horne
Horney
Switzerland
G. A. KR
University Notes And Personals From Wooster Daily
University notes describe assembling applicants for entrance examinations and faculty return. Prof J Byron Oliver back from vacation to direct the School of Music. A B C workers greet newcomers at trains with badges. Hoover Cottage residents discuss accommodations and campus life. The country editor humorously reflects on editorial duties and the press.
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J. Byron Oliver
School of Music
Roshere
MLC. A
Correction clarifies Lutheran Y P S C E rally not a union meeting
The Wooster Republican prints a correction to Saturday's Daily concerning the Lutheran Y P S C E rally. It states the gathering was a simple rally of Lutheran society members with an invitation to all C E workers and the Epworth League, led by Prof. J H Dickason with Miss Mina Shumaker leading next sabbath.
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Woosteh Republican
Lutheran Y. P. 8
C. E
Lutheran Society
Epworth League
J. H. Dickason
Mina Shumaker
Ethel Lerch
W. W.criley
Y. P
J. F. Smith
Methodist Church
Robert L. Adair
Pres. Lutheran V. P
Fraternity and Knights Orders Gather in Wooster and Ohio
Wooster and Wayne county fraternal lodges share plans for fall socials and growth as the Grand Gonclave at Dayton nears October 14. Ohio Knights of Honor prepare for Cincinnati council meetings while Grand Lodge reports praise activity and welfare. Representatives from Wooster Orrville Shreve and Wayne County attend Grand Council sessions with two thirds comprised of veteran members.
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Dayton
Wooster Commandery
Wayne Council
Knights of Honor
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Cincinnati
Wooster
Rene
M. L. Booner
Orrville
Orr
H. H. Strauss
Shreve
Turquoise
J. B. Pomeroy
Weat
Grand Lodge
Supreme Lodge
All Around Wayne County Local News Briefs
Multiple short notices from Wayne County items include Mrs C P Ross of Shreve serious, Wams Swope of West Salem recovering from pneumonia, Benjamin Graber moves to Orrville, and a great Orrville fair expected. Mentions of local moves, school plans, a partridge hunting note, a Wadsworth franchise withdrawal, and a family reunion. Also notes about Lt Alfred Lerhatt reporting for promotion, a future legal-education plan for James Strenick, and an advertising nudge for the Republican.
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C P. Ross
Shreve
Doylestown
Wam.Swope
West Salem
Benjamin Graber
Marshallville
Lehman
Orrville
J. F. Blankenhorn
Tennessee
Bishop & Houser
Smith Woods
Pleasant Home
Lou Berry
Hattie Baltaman
Kent
Sirs
Earnest Tanner
Ken Snyder
Westfield Township
Medina County
Clyde
Alfred C. Lerhatt
U. Cavalry
Ft. Leaveworth
Paxton
Etta Sheet
Rittman
Mary T. Curtis
Hoffman Bros
Zion Chapel
Tha
Ohio
Ete
Electric Railway Company
Wadsworth
Chas, Frary
Mr. Powers
Cleveland
Omweg and Son
Boston
Mass
H. Hammond
Ashland
Frances Omweg
Creston
K.shoup
Crason
Bryan and the Wool Tariff Debate in Congress
Extracts from Congressional speeches show William Jennings Bryan attacking the Wilson Gorman tariff as harmful to farmers, with references to wool prices, sheep, and protectionist arguments. The piece cites Johnson of Ohio, Pickler, and Bourke Cockran, noting Bryan’s continued opposition to free wool and support for protection. It includes mentions of Grover Cleveland’s critique of the tariff and a table of American wool prices.
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Bryan
Congressional Record
Nebraska
Mary
Homer
Ulygis
Isaac
Longhter
Abel
Bimpson
Charman
BreanThe
Johnson
Ohio
Pickler
South Dakdta
Air Pickler
Picklbr
South Dakota
Grover Cleveland
Om I. Johnson
House of Representatives
Senate
Bourke Co Kran
Erva
Wilson & Man Tall
Philadelphia
Free silver argument from twenty years of U.S. statistics
The article argues that farm goods and wages rose in 1392 while many essentials fell or stagnated. It cites wealth growth, debt reduction, and lower interest per capita, then questions if the free silver claim is supported by data on Wheat Corn and Oats prices and money per capita across decades. It concludes with a critique of the logic of the free silver argument.
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United States
Ted States
Cal Abstract
Modernized ass learns too much clover in pasture
A moral tale from New York about an ass and a horse sharing a barn. The ass, jealous of the horse’s sleek coat, seeks unlimited clover to fatten himself, ignores the horse’s warnings, and soon overeats. He swells, bursts, and dies, illustrating the moral to avoid excess and folly.
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