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Newspaper

Canton Evening Times

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1910

Page

2

Congressional bribery hearing unfolds in Muskogee inquiry

Testimony centers on Hamon alleged bribery tied to McMurray contracts as Congressman Creager and Gore aides recount meetings and offers. Jacob Hamon denies claims while crowds pack the Muskogee hearing and Senator Gore may return to testify on methods used to pass Indian bills.

Congress Creager Dixie Gore Senator Gore Hamon Young Gore Dixie J. F. McMurray Gore Hannon Roy Thompson McMurray Jacob Hamon Bird McGuire Sore Robert J. Owen

Deaths and Funerals Ernest Crawford dies in Pittsburg

Rev. W. Recard received a telegram Thursday evening announcing the death of Ernest Crawford a former Cantonian in Pittsburg Crawford formerly resided on Logan Avenue this city Rev. Recard will go to Pittsburg Saturday to conduct the funeral service.

W. Recard Ernest Crawford Pittsburg Crawford Logan Avenue Rev. Recard

Chamberlain Infant dies. burial set in Uniontown

Erma Chamberlain six months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Chamberlain of 1108 Hoover avenue died Friday morning Interment will be held Sunday at Uniontown

Erma Herman Chamberlain Hoover Avenue Uniontown

Saloon Dispute Fails to Bind in Canton Court

In Judge Quinn's court Tedor Florea claimed a head wound from being ejected after asking for drink on tick at Nick Comshaw's saloon on South Harrison and Bridge. Judge ruled testimony insufficient for a guilty verdict. Charles Williams, seeking a cousin, paid 10 dollars and costs and received 10 days in the workhouse for disorderly conduct. Lawrence Leonard, jailed for drunkenness after Miller News Company incident, received a suspended five day workhouse sentence.

Tedor Florea Quinn Fiorea Nick Comahaw Harrison Avenue Bridge Street Comshaw Charles Williams Leetotia Canton Larence Leonard Miller New Llice Company

City building extras spark extra costs and delays

The article notes added plumbing and drainage work due to cisterns and a limited sewer on Eighth Street. Original plans estimated over 19000 dollars, but changes under new specs reduced bids to about 5000 dollars. The structure, costing about 75000 dollars, is praised by a Chicago official as a good build for the price. Fire crews prepare the building for occupancy with safety details in place.

Sanders Byron Eighth Street Chicago Stalea Robert Mesna

Maxwell Family Reunion Social Highlights and Events

Descendants of George Maxwell from Canton Massillon and Alliance held an annual picnic at Meyers Lake Park with about 26 attendees. Activities included sports in the day and a theatre party by night. A women’s progressive bridge event at Lake side Country Day yielded prizes to Mrs. E J Heffelman, Mrs. Harry Stewart, and Mrs. Margaret Courtney. Rev J H Norris of Pittsburgh will preach at the Nazarene tent on Duber avenue Friday evening August 5.

George Maxwell Canton Massillon Alliance Meyer's Lake Park Lakeside E. J. Heffelman Harry Stewart Margaret Courtney Pittsburg J. H. Norris Dueber Avenue Nazarene Church

Birthday Surprise for Mrs Ray Zerbe at Meyers Lake Park

Campers at Meyers Lake Park surprised Mrs Ray Zerbe with a calling party to celebrate the anniversary of her birth on Friday.

Ray Zerbe Meyers Lake Park

Canton W C T U Elects Officers by Ballot

The Canton W C T U devoted Friday's meeting to electing officers for the coming year with all officers chosen by ballot.

Canton W. C. T. U

Pythian Sisters Picnic at Meyers Lake Delights Members

Pythian Sisters held a Thursday picnic at Meyers Lake with about 70 members present. The gathering included a theater party followed by a picnic supper.

Pythian Sisters Meyers Lake

Strollers Club Meets For Games And Fortune Telling

Miss Lucy Kuebel of Spring street entertained the Strollers club Thursday evening. Games were played and fortune telling was a feature. Prizes were won by Miss Anna Farrar and Miss Clara Hatcher. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be August 18 at Miss Hilda Shanabruck's home.

Evening Club Meets at Mrs Jatines Orr Home

Mrs Jatines Orr entertained the Evening club at 827 High street on Thursday evening. Prizes were awarded to Mrs L T Zimmer Mrs Frank Whitmer and Mrs William Klotz. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting will be August 18 at 827 High street.

Jatines Orr High Street L. T. Zimmer Frank Whitmer William Klotz

Baptist Aid Picnic at Meyers Lake Receives 50 Attendees

The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Baptist Church held an all day picnic at Meyers Lake on Thursday. About 50 members and friends attended. dinner and supper were served, with Miss Flora Gechellhase as president in charge of arrangements.

Baptist Aid Ladies’ Aid Society The First Baptist Church Meyers Lake Flora G@chellhase

Willing Workers Quilt at First Christian Church

Willing Workers of the First Christian church met Thursday afternoon for quilting. The session focused on sewing activities in the church hall.

The First Christian Church

Canton Hive Holds Social at Lash Home

Canton Hive L O T M met at Mrs. D M Lash's home 517 Dueber avenue with music and readings. Prizes awarded in a guessing contest, and a good of the order picnic is planned for Meyers Lake on August 18.

Canton Hive D. M. Lash Dueber Avenue Moots Ida Ahearn Charles Becher James Brooks William Meiser Henry Dettmer Meyers Lake

Carnes Family Reunion Reflects Regional Roots

The second annual Carnes family reunion was held at Nimisila park with about 300 attendees from Ohio Indiana and the west. Dr W Stewart Carnes Canton Cutlery company dentist historian presided Eli Miller gave a reminiscence laden speech. Officers re elected William Carnes East Sparta Harrison J Ringle Bremen Miss Weaver Knoblock Wesley Carnes Waynesburg and the 1911 reunion date September 3 chosen.

Carnes Nimisila Park W. Stewart Carnes Canton Cutlery Company Ohio Indiana West Eli Miller Pike Township William Carnes East Sparta Harrison J. Ringle Bremen Ind Miss Weaver Knoblock Wesley Carnes Waynesburg

Wise and Dickerhoof Families Reunion Date at Springfield Lake

The twenty second annual Wise and Dickerhoof reunion will be held at Springfield Lake on Saturday August 13. Relatives and friends are urged to attend and bring baskets dishes knives forks and other necessities. A A Pontius serves as secretary.

Wise

Local Society News Notes and Travel Plans

C E McCormick foreman at the Wheeling and Lake railroad is home ill. Mr and Mrs Harry Stewart of North Cleveland avenue travel to Chicago to visit relatives. Harry Jones of North Cleveland avenue leaves for Traverse City Mich for a few days. Mr and Mrs O L Frederick of Logan avenue depart for Buffalo for two weeks. Hugo Heidrich of Cambridge street is seriously ill. Harold Wagner, visiting Meyers Lake Park, returns to Mt Vernon. Mrs L McRae and sons Donald and Edward depart for Lima for a visit.

C. E McCormick Wheeling & Lake Fire Railroad Harry Stewart North Cleveland Avenue Chicago Harry Jones Traverse City Mich O. L. Frederick Logan Avenue Buffalo Hugo Heidrich Cambridge Street Harold Wagner Erle K E. Wagner Meyers Lake Park Mt. Vernon L. McRae Donald and Edward Lima

Visiting guests and pleasure trips across Michigan and Ohio

They will visit for two weeks with Mrs. McRae's parents. Miss Mollie Owens of Youngstown is the guest of Mrs. S. G. Brown, Clar endon Avenue, William F. Cook and Homer Rose will leave Sunday morning for a ten days' pleasure trip through Michigan. They will go in an automobile and expect to travel over 1000 miles, visiting all points of Interest. Mr. and Mrs. R. Gonser and family of 1106 Grant street, accompanied by Bessie Mabel Loyd of 1115 South Mc Kinley avenue, will spend Saturday in Cleveland.

Runaway 13-year-old Frank Young Found in Cleveland

Police were told Friday that Frank Young, 13, ran away from home in the city. His parents later notified police that the boy had been located in Cleveland.

Frank Young Cleveland

Young Christian Endeavor Group Picnics at Meyers Lake

A party of 16 youths from the Christian Endeavor society of the United Presbyterian church held a Thursday evening picnic at Meyers Lake. They ate supper in the grove and then attended a theater.

Christian Endeavor Society of The United Presbyterian Church Meyers Lake Grove

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Neighborhood Picnic At Meyers Lake Draws Navarre and Dueber Residents

Residents from Navarre street and Dueber avenue to the number of forty five held a neighborhood picnic at Meyers lake on Wednesday afternoon. The women of the party went to the lake.

Navarre Street Dueber Avenue Meyers Lake

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