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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1903
Page
4
The Wooster Republican notes both parties open fall campaigns. It praises Ohio Republicans for unity in Wayne county and attacks Democrats over candidate disputes and taxation ideas. It lauds the county ticket as capable and deserving election, urging voters to back the GOP slate.
Early campaign signals a vigorous race as Wayne Republicans unveil a county ticket regarded as honorable by all parties. The plan is to discuss each candidate’s qualifications in upcoming meetings, with a steady schedule of events to explain party principles and county administration goals.
Fragmented remarks at opening last Saturday mock a divisive scene. A reader quotes provocative lines about anarchists and Democrats while a Kansas City land dispute surfaces in a separate legal note. The text also parodies a span of wartime and ethnic stereotypes, ending in garbled lines.
A garbled report from a periodical covers salary talk for a Chicago board of education official, personal life changes, a Columbus couple, a football field opening, Lipton news, seed safety, and various unrelated remarks about stock, steel, and concerts, all in disjointed prose.
Read across the clippings noting evoked figures such as Mr Zuckreigel of Cleveland denouncing Mr Bryan as a traitor to Kansas City platform. The Cincinnati Commer cal Tribune hints at a possible setup while the New York World cites Colonel Watterson pursing the money devil. Chicago News comments on conk dealers flouting supply and demand laws. Denver Pest mentions poetry and hints at growing kindness toward Pe.
County officials on Thursday granted the project commission to proceed with a planned improvement on designated land. Killbuck Piers stated the work will cover cleared land with a projected cost between fifteen and twenty thousand dollars.
The piece voices strong abuse of taxation slogans linked to Tom Johnsons campaign. It accuses him of using taxation as a weapon to capture the legislature and pressures Democrats to fund his campaign tent costs. The tone is hostile and partisan, depicting Johnson as corrupt and his platform as self serving.
City councils met in regular session with President Weiser and members present. The roll call confirmed attendance, last meeting minutes approved, and a signed petition from property owners on East Liberty and South Bever streets sought sewer area designations. A protest against paying for a sewer line from Learn TP street to Nearty Qiert was discussed and referred to the finance committee. The sewer assessment on North Spaulh street was read and passed, and an ordinance to pay some cost was considered before adjournment.
Elizabeth Leavers aged about seventy two died Tuesday after long residence in the county over fifty years. She was mother of eleven. Funeral will be held Wednesday conducted by Rev. Beroaw at Honey Town Chicago Interments in Honey Town Cemetery. Sept 22. Committees in charge of Chicago’s centennial celebration plan activities starting next Saturday. Invitations issued for a mayor banquet October 1 at the Auditorium. Over 3,000 invitations sent for a Daughters of the American Revolution reception with gowns of a hundred years ago.
An elderly veteran JoJ Hasers, impoverished by kidney disease, found relief after trying Electric Bitters. He attributes a rapid return to health to the remedy and declares he is on the road to complete recovery. Promoted as best for liver and kidney troubles, stomach and bowel complaints. Sold by Omahaheh & Boyd druggists for 50 cents.
Che Page Woven Ware Peace Co of Drian Mich invites interest in good fences and invites inspection at the Wayne county fair in Wooster. The notice highlights remedies and cautions against farm constraints, with mentions of Dr Powersdatte and Wild Strawthe rey in connection to cures.
Report notes John Clarke, endorsed by Tom Johnson for senator, skipped a Youngstown event amid tensions over platform alignment. It cites past speeches and shifts in political stance, and mentions related items on futures trading and timber buying in Ohio. The piece also references local ads and a medicinal remedy notice.
A fragment discusses Tom L. Johnson and his allies in Ohio Democratic circles. It cites alleged graft through party committees, connections with utility firms, and a push for single land tax. The piece mentions Ohio state convention turmoil, Cleveland delegates, and misused resources including courthouse rebuilding funding.
A fragmentary report notes the Johnson platform provoking Democratic support for policies amid tax and privilege debates. Allegations touch on Johnson and Bigelow regarding tax exemptions and large holdings, while criticism targets the party as avoiding taxation and favoring special privileges.
Mrs C Weber of Columbus Ohio suffers chronic female trouble with severe pains stomach weakness and weight loss. After failed treatment she took Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and recovered fully gaining 42 pounds. Pills sold 4.50 per box or six for 2.50 mailed from Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY.
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