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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1908
Page
3
A historical price sheet shows cattle, sheep, hogs, and calf bids across East Buffalo and Cleveland. It lists steers, cows, heifers, bulls, milkers, and springers with varied prices, plus hogs and lambs with regional quotes and notes on quality grades and buyers.
A fragmentary OCR text item presents unclear identifiers and numbers. The readable elements include references to CIN ey Tea le and 2.2 AX 30 1070 sr, but concrete events or persons are not evident. The record notes unresolved typography and garbled tokens without a coherent narrative or identifiable entities.
A historic critique of William Jennings Bryan's prophecies notes repeated failed forecasts from 1892 to 1904. The piece argues his warnings on protection, the gold standard, and imperialism did not materialize, urging readers to discount his dire predictions and await future statements with skepticism.
A letter from Harry Y. Judson of Chicago University endorses Taft for president citing his experience. The piece includes Wade Ellis’s reply defending the anti injunction plank as a party stance, arguing it ensures notice before injunctive actions and timely hearings. It contrasts Taft’s labor stance with Mr Bryan’s critique, citing Taft’s bench remarks on unions and labor, and ends with editorial quip about Taft buying a horse and Bryan finding a hobby.
The Campbell Brackenridge reunion was scheduled for August 29 1908 with relatives and neighbors gathering at the home of x gress in Wayne County. A large turnout enjoyed fine music by the Campbell family orchestra and notes praised the gathering as the best ever. The next reunion is planned at John Hitler’s Madisonburg residence with the date to be announced.
In the speech Mr. Bryan stressed his lifelong belief in free silver and his intent to persist. He summarized his stance with the line I believe today in the principles set forth at Chicago and Hansan City 16 to 1 and shall continue to fight for those principles.
From the Concord Monitor the Labor World endorses Taft as a true friend of labor and argues attacks by Gompers cannot deter his support. It warns organized labor against factional splits and urges wage workers to recognize Taft’s alignment with labor interests.
The poem critiques William Jennings Bryan and Adlai Kern as they voyage in an old ship alongside Taft, suggesting Bryan proclaims resilience after defeat. It hints at a future bid and political stamina, lampooning perpetual optimism in the face of electoral defeat.
Henry F Rock, 22, was arrested in Creston near Columbus. He previously lived in Wyoming after leaving BGS. The record notes prior marriage status and suggests a stringent sentence may follow.
Shocking death news from a Sept 14 incident leaves the community in mourning. The funeral for Mrs Georky Stuth took place Thursday afternoon, with funeral conductors Rev Windlay and Rev Hub leading services. A large gathering filled the church as neighbors recalled the long years of the family.
A fragmented Smithville dispatch notes a storm and rain impact, stray phrases hint at a bridal event and congratulations, local figures and clergy changes, plus scattered references to farms, a horse owner, and church assignments in nearby districts. The text is garbled with several unreadable names and places.
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