Day Family to Move to Washington This Fall
Supreme Court Justice William R Day and his family will relocate to Washington next fall. They have leased a home at 1301 Clifton Street in a fashionable area for three years and will take possession in the autumn. Only Attorney and Mrs William L Day will remain in Canton, occupying the Day residence on North Market Street.
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J. Canton
Supreme Court
William R. Day
Washington
Justice Day
Clifton Street
National Capital
Canton
William L. Day
North Market Street
Coal Miner's Mistake Injures Beaver Dam Miner
Stephen Novock a 32 year old Bohemian coal miner was badly burned in a blast at Beaver Dam mine near Canal Dover Ohio. He attempted to drive a miner's cartridge with a bar when the premature explosion occurred and he may lose sight if he recovers.
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Dover, O
Stephen Novock
Beaver Dam
Here
Novyock
Smallpox Spreads in Massillon Despite Precautions
Telegraph report from Massillon Ohio dated April 25 notes rapid spread of smallpox. Health officials had six cases last Sunday. now twenty one under quarantine and a physician estimates at least thirty total cases in the city.
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Massillon
Runaway Horse Foiled by Umbrella On Sixth Street
A horse from a stable bolted with harness on and ran toward the Boyd grocery window on Sixth Street. A man at the door used his umbrella to guide the animal, which veered then slipped and fell before Ed McCabe's fruit store. The horse suffered bruises but avoided serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike McCue
Sixth Street
Boyd Grocery Store
McCabe
Adams Horse Sale Sparks Purchases at Adamsville Frid ay
A number of good horses were purchased at the Adams horse sale held Friday. Prices ranged from 75 to 192 dollars. H B Smith of Adamsville bought a fine team of work horses.
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Adams
H. B. Smith
Adamsville
Clark Horse Breeders Promote Quality Breeding and Stallion Services
The Clark Horse Breeders announce that current high horse prices rely on size and quality, and proper breeding is essential. They emphasize securing services of top stallions and note purchase of a Belgian stallion to support this effort.
Auctionable Ohio horse praised as unmatched
A dark chestnut sorrel named Alice weighs 2000 pounds and is described as peerless in Ohio. John Wagers of Clark owns and will show the horse to prospective buyers, with a purchase price of 2400 dollars.
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Ohio
John Wagers
Clark
Sidelights on the Vanderbilts wedding commentary
The West Lafayette Indicator muses on the Vanderbilt wedding and imagined fates if fortunes differed. It jokes about money in a machine drawer and features playful digs at high society, gifts of diamonds, and the uncle Gebhard. It ends urging tact, temperance, and frugality in married life.
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West Lafayette
Manhattan Island
Coshocton County
Ireland
Gebhard
Vanderbilt
Ramon
Newport
New York
Relic of Bygone Days Shaped Into Wrecking Car
A fifty year old passenger coach from the New York Central, once on the New York to Albany line, now serves in Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad wrecking outfit. Exterior altered, interior retains natural wood finish and glimpses of its former beauty.
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Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
New York Central Road
New York
Albany
Base Ball Meeting at Coshocton Athletic Club
The Coshocton Athletic Club will hold an evening meeting at the club rooms to finalize baseball team organization. The season ball park is leased and out of town clubs including Union of Columbus All Cubans of Ilavana and the Sioux Indian team seek games yet no arrangements made. Prince, of Piqua, named playing manager as reported by the Piqua Leader-Ligpatch with a feature on his appointment.
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Cosnocton
Prince
Piqua
Ligpatch
Charlies Prince
Old Guard Encampment in San Francisco 1903
The Thirty seventh National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic will be held in San Francisco the week of August 17 1903. California residents promise a grand welcome with a vast display of fruit gardens oil wells and floral scenes as the city lights and decorations dazzle visitors. The legislature has allotted 25000 for illumination and decoration with broad civic effort and favorable rail rates cited to accommodate up to 100000 visitors.
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Grand Army of the Republic
San Franciso
California
San Francisco
Defenders of the Union
Liberty and
Right
Nevada
Pacific Coast
Golden State
Santa Clara
Marin
Sonoma
Alamenda
Contra Costa
Knights of Pythias
Union
G A. R
Grand Hotel
Cal
Spirit of Ezra Lynde Dies After Ill Health in Coshocton
Ezra H Lynde aged about 95 died Friday evening in Coshocton after a prolonged illness. His wife Mrs Lynde and son William R Lynde were at his side. funeral services were held Monday at his Walnut street home with the I C O F lodge in charge.
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Lynde
Daniel Webster
Henry Clay
Mr. Stanberry
St. Louis
Mr. Nicholas
Ezra Lynde
Walnut Street
Dr. Hamilton
Roscoe Cemetery
1. C. O. F. Lodge
Joint Protest Seen By Britain United States and Japan
London reports a possible joint protest by Great Britain the United States and Japan against Russian demands over Manchuria. Foreign officials confirm plans while awaiting further explanations from St Petersburg observers note Britain US ties on the issue and Russia may seek a compromise.
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Great Britain
United States
Japan
London
Manchuria
Ernest Satan
China
Foreign Office
Uy M Plancon
Smsaian Charee D'Affaires
Peking
St. Petersburg
Russia
Washington
Illinois House moves to depose Speaker Miller over Mueller bill
Springfield April 25. Speaker Miller testifies before a committee but refuses to name informants about bribery offers tied to the Mueller railroad bill. The House, by 72 to 60, votes no confidence and sets a special committee hearing to probe further amid fears of a whitewash. A George W. Hinman subpoena is issued for interrogation on Chicago editorials alleging bribery.
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Springfield
Miller
Ilinois House of Representatives
John H. Miller
Chicago
George W. Hinman
House
Inter Ocean
Mueller
Representatives Hall
Masons Confer Third Degree On Two Members At Lodge
The Masons spent an enjoyable evening at their lodge Friday. Gail Hamilton and JF Cohen were conferred the third degree. A banquet followed, with several out of town guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Hamilton
JF. B. Cohen
Notable Couple Celebrates 64th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Carter Wilcox of Outville mark their sixty fourth wedding anniversary yesterday in Newark. The couple, long known in the community, reached a milestone that drew greetings from relatives and friends.
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Newark
Carter Wilcox
Outville
France Keeps Reserved Stance on Manchuria Evacuation Talks
Paris officials, aided by absence of Foreign Minister Delcasse, maintain discretion on Russia's terms for Manchuria evacuation. French policy aligns with Russia against China, emphasizing strong Franco Russian ties. France and Russia share interests in northern and southern China, highlighting mutual stakes in Tonquin and Manchuria. The piece notes U S aims to supply grain coal iron lumber and a U S steel plant at Flushing Holland.
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France
Paris
Delcasse
Foreign Department
Manchuria
Russia
China
Death of Miss Hamilton in Van Horn NL
D. D. Boyd received a message Saturday from his nephew Fletcher Flamilton of Van Horn NL stating Mrs. Hamilton died at their home Friday evening. Mr. Hamilton is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hamilton of Avondale and is well known in the county. The Hamiltons and their three children spent several weeks with friends here last fall.
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Miss Hamilton
D. D. Boyd
Fletcher Flamilton
van Horn
Mad Mullahs Men Lose Battle in Somali Land
Aden April 25 Gen. Manning defeats Mad Mullahs force after clash in Somali Land relieving Col. Cobbe. About two thousand Mullahs were killed. British losses not known.
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Aden
Arabia
Gen. Manning
Mad Mullah
Col. Cobbe
Mullah
Snow Storm Across the River Reports and Reflections
Snow fell across the river in Oceana West Virginia amid days of rain. The piece notes Civil War voting splits and the limited growth of artificial fertilization in sea life. It mentions spring poetry popularity and railroad earnings reporting trends. The report ends with a note on typhoid fever antitoxin production through animal testing.
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Oceana
W. Va
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