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Newspaper
Canton Evening Times
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1910
Page
4
A fragmented discussion argues whether motion pictures of the Reno fight should be barred by local authorities. The text mentions authorities and entertainment, with references to Christian Endeavor and state power, reflecting a debate on film censorship and public morality.
Fragmented text notes a stock deal involving a firm linked to Monro and a new uptown building project. It mentions profits, shares, and an authorization, with unclear parties and dates, suggesting a business transaction or investment update.
A sixth ward special election in Lackawanna faced scrutiny as a grand jury considers alleged irregularities. Officials report the investigation will address the drawn ballots and campaign activity tied to the recent state election.
Mrs. David Cure woke to two men peering through a window at Meyers Lake park. Neighbor W. Jones retrieved a revolver and pursued the intruders until they fled. About an hour later Jones spotted the prowlers at close range as they escaped over the fence around the ball park.
Constantinople reports the entire Turkish third army corps mobilizing for a rapid transfer to the frontier after the discovery of uniformed Greek regulars among raiders. Frontier tensions rise as alarm grows and a war declaration by Greece or Turkey is feared.
James Madden of Missouri was fined five dollars by Magistrate Herrman for disorderly conduct after allegedly insulting Captain Morehead following a rescue on the North River near Morton Street. The tug crew initially believed they had recovered a dead body before Madden surfaced and criticized the captain.
John Martin claimed to be employed in the Bar num & Bailey cook tent when he confronted Mike Engle in a cafe near circus cars. A fight ensued and Patrolman Fach intervened, sending both men to jail.
Compilation of a Cleveland Plain Dealer quip about shelving Hughes. The line notes criticism of shelving a public figure and uses witty metaphor about placing him on a very high shelf. The remark reflects editorial tone and media commentary of the period.
A quotation from the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune notes that a candidate who uses mudslinging is less likely to win than one who adopts a cleaner, dustier approach. The remark emphasizes the advantage of restraint over smear campaigns.
Grand Rapids Press notes a sharp quip about a mother-in-law mockingly praised as a universal asset, reflecting a lighthearted tone in local chatter.
The Philadelphia Star notes that a Mr. Bryan could boost votes if he campaigned nationwide for the Republicans while Mr. Taft stumped for the Democrats, implying cross party appeal.
Dr. Harry Thurston Peck is asked to resign from the Latin professorship at Columbia University after authorship of letters in sloppy English. He refuses, citing personal liberty and likely intent to stay.
The Fourth, however, does not appear to have been characterized by safety and sanity in railroad operation or racial relations, according to the New York World.
The horoscope notes Mercury on the ascension node and Mars with the Moon, Venus and Jupiter benefic, Flatura weakened. It predicts energy, daring, and possible quarrels, urging honor and justice, with brisk commerce and new ventures. Romance and social life look bright, but fire risk exists and restraint is advised.
Not applicable.
United Press report links Mrs. Frank J. Gould to Ralph Hill Thomas amid rumors of marriage. It notes Miss Dorothy Taylor in Europe buying her trousseau as brides to be J Ralph Bloomer and the wealthy Bloomer family with ties to Cincinnati.
Dr William Rolf of Cambridge, noted Shakespeare scholar, author and editor, died today of old age at the home of his son Charles J. Rolf in Tisbury.
A New York Evening Journal piece counsels an oversensitive woman to endure a six week milk diet then switch to two meals a day plus daily self analysis and meditation. It urges calming moods and patient, loving conduct from partners to improve home life and reasoning powers.
The state fights forest and brush fires active in northern Michigan. Warden Pierce heads to assess needs for deputies and support as flames driven by a 65 mile gale threaten Ripley and Greenwood areas. Fires hamper Powers and Ontonagon homesteads while Lake Superior lies under a smoky pall.
Colonel Roosevelt, at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay, announced he will travel to New York two days weekly to receive visitors. He will hold meetings on Tuesdays and Fridays at his Outlook Building office, amid a flood of telegrams requesting visits.
Charlevoix Michigan July 8 Gov Judson Harmon of Ohio said after a political meeting he would seek the presidency on the Democratic ticket in 1912 if urged by the party He stated it is a matter of party duty and is spending the summer at his cottage here.
Midshipman Smith aboard the Indiana at Plymouth England contracted typhoid fever. The case is linked to a roommate who had a severe typhoid earlier at Annapolis and used the same pipe. Navy medical department to study the theory as future midshipmen may avoid sharing pipes.
Rev. Fie A Lashley was injured in an auto wreck near Fostoria last Thursday and was taken to his home in Upper Sandusky tonight. He does not recall the day of the accident but remembers events before and after.
A lyrical fragment traveler muses on a playful Mary, a sunbeam lover, and a hidden romance. The speaker hints at a secret rendezvous in a childlike game and ends with a gentle reveal that the hiding place lies within mother's heart.
Advice column cites Sunny-faced people and shady characters, urging women to guard dignity and independence. It condemns controlling wives and urges men to assert will, warning a spoiled partner undermines love and respect.
The piece heralds the first regular airship passenger service linking Friedrichshafen and Dusseldorf. It frames aviation as a bold new era, contrasting grand promises with the ephemeral nature of progress and imagining future flights to Mars.
A family recalls a Reno prize fight coverage by visiting writers who followed Johnson and Jeffries. The dialogue mocks journalists with grand adjectives and heavy prose, debating if the event was civilization’s blot while noting the “quenchless race” rhetoric and a hunting for headlines.
Beatrice Fairfax muses on the allure of uniforms for women noting that authority and confidence they convey excites admiration. She cites policemen and soldiers as heroic figures and recalls women’s wartime devotion to uniformed troops, plus a child’s fascination with military dress and brass buttons.
A garbled dialogue thread shows Algy Freddy and others debating art, wealth, and family roles. The crowd includes a collector and a professor as they riff on Rembrandts, bridges, and lifelike concerns amid scattered misreads and interruptions.
Youngstown officials announce that Williams, secretary of the chamber, will resign due to ill health after serving since coming from Cleveland three months ago.
Dr Jame Murray and Mrs Josephine Crane GraybiM, both formerly married to others, were united today in a wedding conducted by Rev James 5 son, the hotel chaplain.
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