02 Apr 1891
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Newspaper
Massillon Independent
Location
Massillon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1891
Page
1
Town items list visits, funerals, baptisms, and social events. Mentions Lee Graybill in Canal Dover, a dance at Music Hall, upcoming Y W C T U meeting, and the city’s postal service adjustments due to illness. Also notes the Barnett Brass Works sale, Massillon Electric Light progress, and a divorce petition from Harriet Rhone.
An elegant evening featured Schworm's orchestra and the loyal Mr. Holcomb. Guests included Misa De'la Millhboff and Miss Goelsley of Cano with others in attendance. The atmosphere was harmonious and memorable for all present.
Solicitor O E Youne explains for the city spring election that three questions will appear on ballots with yes and no options. Voters must strike one word to cast a vote. failing to erase either word makes no vote. Propositions require a three fifths favorable vote to pass.
The Republicans met last night and appointed R. A. Pinn a committee of one to consult Solicitor Young and prepare a public statement detailing the exact status of the bond bills. A further meeting was planned for Friday night to inform voters how to form their ballots correctly.
The assault with intent to kill case against Barnhart Keipinger and his sons Jacob and Mathias Keipinger was dismissed in Justice Folger's court last night due to insufficient evidence to sustain the charge.
The Massillon board of trade will hold its regular monthly meeting in the mayor's court room on Thursday evening April 2 at 7 30. Members are urged to attend. A Howetts president E A Jonas secretary.
J. W. Foltz of Hookway & Foltz travels to Cleveland to inspect. On Saturday April 4 the store will display its spring line with men youths boys and children clothing overcoats hats caps and furnishings at rock bottom prices. We invite customers to examine goods and prices at 22 East Main Street Hooxway Fourz.
Abbie Lodge No. 10 will hold a special meeting Friday at 7 in 1. O. C. F. hall. Important business must be transacted. By order of Nosie GRAND.
Masonic notice: Massillon Commandery No 4 Knights Templar will meet in special conclave on Thursday evening April 2 at 7:30 to confer the Order of the Temple. Full attendance desired. Also mentions various local notices and advertisements including embroidery machine at John Buckheimer, a feature in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, masque goods from Bahney Spalding Co, Havilands china at Jonas Lurz, and sugar sale at Pietzcker's grocery.
A violent strike at Morewood coke works erupts in a firefight. Reports vary but confirm at least seven killed and many wounded with authorities calling in troops. Strikers threaten further attacks as the crisis escalates in Greensburg and surrounding areas.
A forgotten treaty with Italy is discovered guaranteeing Italians protection of life and property for six months after arrival in the United States and for one year after war is declared. Telegraph Ticks General Booth ill in London. A severe earthquake rattles Quebec and interior Canada. War chances between the United States and Italy appear to have risen. Postmasters appointed include Alvert B. Smith Belleview U John L. Wolfley Delaware O. A.
The Two Johns drew a large crowd at Bucher's last night in a lively musical comedy. Review notes strong features and an excellent company yet finds the two Johns weaker than Fatty Stewart and John Hart. Stewart is ill in Wooster, replaced by an understudy.
An advance notice invites audiences to an April 4 performance of Struck Gas at the opera house. The piece promises an evening of pure and delightful comedy, urging viewers to tighten their laughing belts for the laugh-creating farce.
The St. Louis Globe Democrat notes Pope's "The Fast Mail" drew a crowded audience despite a 94 degree afternoon. Spectators endured the heat as the top-heavy house showed strong interest in the performance.
A Republican gathering is announced for Friday evening at the Republican Hall. All supporters are urged to attend and participate in the event.
The Wadsworth Normal College expands curriculum with bookkeeping banking penmanship shorthand and typewriting taught by professional teachers. Term opens April 7, catalogue available. J B Eeeray A M Prin.
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