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Newspaper
Canton Evening Times
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1910
Page
8
Billy Allen Johnston, nicknamed Piccadilly Billy, moves from New York to London with an American workforce and a craving for British life. He navigates housing rejections, culture shock, and mockery from locals, gradually adopting London dress, customs, and a Piccadilly persona while clinging to memories of New York.
J. V. Smith promotes sewing machines at 123 E Eighth St and repairs or sells. Canton Actual Business College announces its Annual Summer Opening for day and night classes at 828 North Market St with phone numbers 1598 and 1121 K.
A cockney speaker Billy wins a crowd with call for ending prejudice toward Americans. A Lord Mayor intervenes to hear him, praises his words, and invites Billy to discuss further at his club to pursue an Anglo American alliance.
Mrs. Boynton wife of Attorney Charles C Boynton advocate of near to nature life gave birth in a sunlit leafy arbor in Alameda California the sixth child to the family The Arbor was prepared and the baby first heard birdsong as its eyes opened Mr Boynton has spoken publicly on open air schools and child development
A Punjab construction subaltern loses workers in a dynamite accident and fears a reprimand. He telegraphs Lord Kitchener style reporting twelve laborers killed. The commander replies with a terse inquiry asking if more dynamite is needed.
A person in a position of authority discourages a planned activity by declaring it off limits. The move effectively blocks the event and signals official disapproval.
The narrative follows Dew tracking Crippen related suspects after a passenger report to Father Point. Kendall on the Montrose employs wireless and private methods to verify Crippen and Miss Le Neve as the alleged criminals.
Cleveland political leader Cox accuses Theodore E. Burton of breaking a pledge in Columbus talks over Warren G. Harding’s governorship bid. Cox recalls Burton offering to split Cuyahoga votes and support Brown, but final ballot results diverged with Longworth emerging and Burton failing to honor promises.
Jury statistics for the year ending June 30 1910 show 123 indictments in common pleas court. Grand Jury fees total 1125.20 and Petit Jury fees 7480.60. Fines 649 and costs 1248 in criminal cases. Forfeited bonds total 1000. Indictments by category include first degree murder six and liquor violations twenty five among others.
German Baptist church at Pennsylvania avenue and Gibbs street schedules Sunday services and weekly activities led by Rev. William F. Raebel. Events include Sunday school at 9:00, sermon at 10:15, male choir rehearsal, B Y P U at 7:00, evening sermon at 7:30, Tuesday orchestra rehearsal, Wednesday prayer meeting at 7:30, Thursday children's meeting, and Friday junior activities.
Valentine Alvanna a Spaniard and bookkeeper for Corello and Merwin Orchid Growers of Mamaro neck shot and killed Frank Valle early today. Alvanna said Valle attacked him and attempted a robbery as he returned from New York with Venezulan exchange for his employers. He drew a revolver and fired three shots, Valle dying from abdominal wounds.
Louis Restelli armed with rifles and pistols stalked through Quincy yesterday killing Mrs. Marianna Restelli and Henry E. Hardwick and wounding four others before fleeing. Police from Boston and local forces mobilized more than 200 to hunt across North Commons as night searchlights probed the wooded area for the granite contractor believed to be behind the spree.
Sunday morning Bible school will be held at 9 o'clock with special music by two orchestras. Combined morning service. Pastor H. Welshimer will preach at 7 30 p.m. Christian Endeavor meeting at 6 30 p.m.
The Canton market reports a spring crop surge with Georgia peaches arriving in, prices for corn, tomatoes, endive, celery, and other home grown vegetables. Local apples remain plentiful as peach shipments from the South wane, and spring chicken, eggs, and butter prices reflect abundant supply.
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