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Newspaper
Canton Evening Times
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1910
Page
8
A garbled note hints at a Wasat shower incident and a rainproof castration debate. The fragment mentions weather, a possible ritual or legal conflict, and uncertain authorities involved. Further readable details are needed for precise identification.
Fragmentary text references a town event and renewals but lacks clear names, places, dates, or actions. The readable bits hint at turnout or renewal topics without definite details.
John Schneider, employee at the Diebold Safe and Lock works living near Allen Street, jumped from a second story window Thursday. Motor patrolman Biffle and Officer Smiley pursued him and placed him in the city prison. He appears mentally unbalanced.
Peter Napper Jim Napper and Joseph Thacker were bound over to the grand jury after a Hawks fight left Clint Johnson cut with intent to kill. Johnson is reported to be in critical condition and likely to die.
A fragmented OCR line hints at a local news item involving a disciplinary or disciplinary action at a place called Nu. Naming and specifics are unclear, but the text suggests an event centered on termination or removal. Further readable details are unavailable.
In a cryptic note, officials mention Hawa ilanters Wa Progide and Elon, with no clear context or full sentences. The fragment hints at a regional issue and a named individual, but factual details are inaccessible.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a public deportation case involving a firm and general authorities. The fragment references an overseas issue and a potential firm action. Further readable details are unavailable in the provided text.
The public funeral for Col. Charles C. Baker will be held Friday at 2 50 o clock from his late home. Salem Commandery Knight Templars will conduct the services with an address by Dr. W F Wykoff of the First Methodist church. Interment is in Alliance cemetery. Baker was the first president of the McCaskey Register company. The plant will close for the funeral.
Harry Gault a brakeman on the Lake Erie Alliance and Wheeling railroad was badly injured Wednesday when a wooden awning near the track collapsed on him He suffered cuts to the head and face and was taken to the city hospital The Germano resident aged 32 single is expected to recover.
The Alliance Merchants' picnic under Knights of Pythias auspices will be held at Rock Springs park next Tuesday. People from the association are invited to attend.
In towns south of the city residents will join a community picnic. A car has been reserved to take the Fairmount Home children along for the outing.
Announcement reports J. M. Poplin resigning as president of the mine workers sub-district No. 4. John Saxon of Salineville is chosen to fill the position.
General Wenders state highway commissioner of Ohio visits the city to inspect the state's portion of Fairmount road. He notes the improvement is in good condition aside from spots where fills have settled.
Alex Bailey, an employee at Morgan Engineering, was overcome by heat at the plant and was taken to his home for recovery.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Levy hosted a Wednesday afternoon announcement party to announce the coming marriage of their daughter Miss Lillian to Samuel E Berger of Cleveland. Many out of town guests attended.
Eighteen million pint beer bottles come from the American Bottle and Rhodes Glass & Bottle plants, which closed Thursday for the summer. Officials report a one fourth production increase over last year and more than 200 workers employed. The summer shutdown follows the annual Campbell heat.
City Auditor R. J. Krisher announced he would present the semiannual report to the city council at the next regular meeting. The document will detail receipts expenditures and balances in all departments since January 1.
Jacob Austin an 18 year old cyclist was struck by an automobile owned by E C Segner while riding on Akron Street Thursday afternoon. The vehicle carried him home and he was not seriously hurt.
Miss Ruth Hess issues invitations for a Massillon breakfast event. Details on date time and location are not fully shown in the fragment.
On Saturday morning at 7:30 at Horme on East Main Street, Mr and Mrs Leslie Maitland of Maitland South Dakota are guests at the home of Mr and Mrs J W McClymondg on Prospect Street. Mrs M M Traphagan of Denver is staying with F L Traphagan on Prospect Street.
In Columbus on July 8 the state recorded several new corporate filings. Thomas Bros. Optical Co. in Cleveland with WM C. Thomas and others at 10000 dollars. Durant Pattern Co. in Cleveland with David P. Simpson and others at 10000 dollars. Durant Oil and Gas Co. in Columbus with John H. Arnold and others at 50000 dollars. United Laundry Co. in Cleveland with Edmund C. Konrad and others at 15000 dollars. Geiger Biery and Roderick Co. in Alliance with Max Geiger and others at 20000 dollars. Point Breeze Chautauqua Co in Barberton with Jonas Baker and others at 12000 dollars. Black River Watch Club in Lorain with Harry Keyser and others.
Canton State Highway Commissioner announced in Canton that he would not accept the half mile of paving on the Fairmont road shared by the state and county. He cited defects and ordered changes to the project.
William Cherry, a boy living at 107 Collins street, is held in Canton city prison on charges of stealing two bicycles. Gieon Gregory of Reserve Printing reported a missing wheel, leading to a Massillon tip and the boy’s identification of the stolen bike. The boy admitted stealing another wheel from E Struble at 700 Hazlette avenue and concealing it with the Reserve printshop theft.
The U S battleships Iowa Indiana and Massachusetts on a training cruise reached Marseilles from Plymouth. As they entered the harbor Austrian cruiser Franz Josef sailors gave a welcoming hurrah and the Americans replied in kind.
Canton railroads the B and O, W and L E, and Sylvania file tariff sheets with the Interstate Commerce Commission for approval. If approved freight classes one to six rise with broad increases, Pittsburgh area and other points see notable rate jumps while the two cent fare remains excluded on the B&O.
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