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Newspaper
Canton Evening Times
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1910
Page
4
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The piece notes seventeen fatalities in two years of aerial navigation as a sobering record. It argues careful study shows no individual fault and contemplates government control to limit risk, suggesting licenses and stricter oversight could save lives in future aviation research.
Adjutant General Weybrecht praised Governor Harmon for rapid action after the Newark lynching. He noted the sheriff’s call, the delay before militia could be used, and his belief one armed man could have prevented the violence. Weybrecht dismissed threats as cowardly while backing swift investigation.
Cincinnati reports the latest development in Percy Proctor’s missing status and his dispute with his wife over 40 000 dollars in Proctor and Gamble Soap stock. Depositions are to be taken Friday at the office of Esmund K K Stallo in New York City.
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad settled a city bill for water works repairs at the pumping station. Originally $700, the public service department agreed to pay $200 in full settlement after negotiations with railroad and city attorneys. A $200 voucher was paid Wednesday, already included in the July appropriation.
Mayor Turnbull urges the council to appropriate funds for a full city map showing all streets alleys and land plats. He notes a proposed map would cost about $606 and would benefit multiple departments by providing an up to date layout and water mains locations.
Sarah Anspach a longtime Fremont resident died at her home after a brief illness. In Cambridge the Guernsey County Bar Association endorsed Attorney Pred Rosemond as candidate for judge to succeed the late Judge John M. Cook.
Wilcox argues that faithful adults must extend patience and courtesy beyond duty to sustain happiness. She urges husbands and wives to avoid petty tempers and to consider their partner's feelings, focusing on daily kindness as essential to a lasting home life.
On this 201st day Uranus aligns with the Moon yielding spiritual power. Neptune’s position warns against love based on self interest. engagements for mercenary reasons may fail. A calm, thoughtful approach improves outcomes. avoid reckless schemes and overcritical bosses.
The following corporations were filed today in Ohio with stated capital: The Forth Motor Car Co Mansfield $200000. Vokes Construction Co Cleveland $10000. Ante-Frankel Advancement Co Cincinnati $20000. Cleveland Vaudeville Co Cleveland $10000. Halldoe Manufacturing Co Lyma $10000. Mahoning Natural Gas & Oil Co Youngstown $50000. Youngstown Trunk Manufacturing Co Youngstown $10000. Names include S Ashbrook Oscar Ante John Brazee Max Brunswick A. Glickman and others.
A United States special envoy visits Buenos Aires for Argentina independence centennial celebrations. General Leonard Wood leads the mission representing the U.S. government. The trip marks cordial ties between Washington and Buenos Aires during the event observed by officials.
In Zanesville an investigation follows the disappearance of Frank Slaw a liveryman and treasurer after a $234 shortage was found in the accounts of Zanesville Lodge 220 Improved Order of Red Men.
Davies named cashier of the City Bank succeeding Herbert G. Crisp who shot himself recently in an old cemetery near his father's former home. Davies had served as Crisp's assistant for years.
In Danville 114, Frank Sutherland, 63, shot and killed his wife of under three weeks, 50, then fatally shot himself. The woman sustained five bullet wounds to the face. Sutherland died instantly from a self-inflicted shotgun blast.
An English paper claims a Johnson bout in London is staged but no definite agreement or receipt of acceptance is confirmed. Possible opponents listed include Sam McVey Sam Langford and Bombadier Wells or an unknown fighter.
Bahia Blanca Argentina rises to the top as the continent's wheat shipping hub with a growing population of about 40 000. The port's rapid expansion strengthens its role in regional commerce and grain exports.
A completed railroad line spans 1,750 miles linking north to south enabling five days and nights travel. By end of 1907-08 fiscal year, 4,452 miles of system railroads were open to traffic and 456 miles were under private control.
A biographer notes Victor Hugo as the keenest negotiator in deals, adept at drawing contracts and the only author to make four fortunes from his books while publishers reportedly lost money on them.
A series of property transactions lists buyers and sellers across Canton, Massillon, Alliance, and nearby towns with parcel numbers and prices. Notable entries include Frederick Krayl multiple lots in Canton for 4600 dollars and Massillon acreage sale at 150 dollars, among numerous lot transfers and grantee names.
Mrs Mary Bond wife of patent attorney F W Bond was thrown from a street car at Cherry and North Streets Tuesday as she attempted to alight. She suffered bad bruises with no broken bones and was taken home to 700 West Lake Street.
A steamship runs aground and an airship hits a tree, yet the World notes little change in outcomes as both misadventures test progress and public interest.
The Washington Post notes railroads may settle for higher rates if they cannot win broader public support for steeper charges. The article frames the strategic leverage as public opinion shaping rail tariff outcomes.
The Baltimore American notes the Republican party aligns with an ex president as adviser while the Democratic side relies on a potential former leader for guidance, highlighting contrasting campaign strategies.
A Rochester Democrat and Chronicle item notes rising costs as it will cost $500 hereafter to swear in Virginia. The piece saddles the frame with a grim vignette about weather woes and a man’s frustration with family life.
The Louisville Courier Journal notes an author of a snake study writes on poisonous serpents found in the country and hints at future topics including pink snakes and mag heta monkeys seen in prohibition states.
The excerpt surveys social views about suffragettes fashion habits and women’s roles. It notes opinions on hairpins used as hooks and homemaking influence on romance. It questions political actions with underground wires and comments on friendships being instrumental.
A reflective verse asks individuals to assess daily deeds and kindness. It contrasts lofty future promises with present action and calls for tangible acts of generosity and truth in the here and now. The piece urges feeding lonely lives and lifting hearts today.
Canton officials discuss reclaiming city ground from the Wheeling and Lake Erie line after dismantling of local shops. The 1890 ordinance granted a franchise through Saxton Street but lacked a formal provision to require shops remain in Canton.
A child narrator presents The Mounted Poleece a tale set in a harsh frozen northwest featuring Tim O'Brien of the Hudsons Bay Company and a lone Injun for tea in a trading post. The story ends with a stark, cold frontier mood and a self-satisfied narrator.
Two city streetcars collided at the North Street Y on Tuesday evening causing passengers to be tossed to the pavement. A woman passenger could not be identified at home. others suffered only bruises and scratches as the motorman misread a signal and the vehicle lurched forward.
In Greensport New York a girl striker hurled a brick at a strikebreaker and fatally struck a friend. The incident highlights dangers during labor strife and the impact on bystanders.
Civil Service Commission members met Tuesday afternoon in President Rhodes I Gregory’s office to discuss examination predated application blanks and required books and records. Gregory Niederhauser and Munter traveled by automobile to Akron to study how their board operates and toured departments under their charge.
Police adopt a rule requiring stopping with right hand or off wheels near the curb. Pedlars follow it, but their left wagon sides rise high, displaying waves of produce toward house windows along the street.
A daughter writes from Ridge Harbor describing travel to a wedding, meeting a bride and groom, dining, and greeting Mrs. Lawrence and family. She notes pride in her father, chocolates, and vivid impressions of the evening with flattery for the couple, ending with affectionate goodnights to her parents.
Chief Oswalt received a telegram from Detective Wood asking police to locate Mrs Fre Stark. Bricker’s home was searched in Alliance where Mrs Bricker reported Stark had gone to Cleveland. Bricker’s daughter said Mrs Stark bought a ticket for Cleveland as the Bricker family contends a prearranged scheme to obtain Bricker’s money.
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