Cleveland Canton & 80. ann we No. 4 toledo route overview
Public timetable fragment for the Cleveland Canton & Mt. Vernon Panhandle route notes train numbers, stations, and connections through Orrville Massillon Canton and Cleveland. Includes schedule details for daily runs, through Pullman cars, and ticket outlets and rail connections.
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Cleveland
Akron & Columbus
Mt. Vernon & Panhandle
Orrville North
Cleveland Express
Orrville
P. Ft.w
Axton
F. W
Wooster Shreve
Canton
Massillon
Alliance
Salem
Columbia
A. S. Miller
G. P. Dept
Ann We
Notice to Contractors for Stark County Hospital Bid
Notice is given that on the 2th day of April 1993 bids will be received for erecting a hospital on the Stark County infirmary farm. Cost not to exceed 1000 and to follow plans on file in the County Commissioners office. Each bid needs a certified check as a bid guarantee. The county reserves the right to reject any bid. L. A. Lorentz, Auditor, Clerk of Court.
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Dida
Stark County
County Combianioners
Ohio
L. A. Lorenet
Allegheny Fire Causes Massive Losss and Rebuilds
A blaze in Allegheny City caused about 400000 dollars in losses. Principal sufferers include Eberhardt & Ober, Godfrey & Clark Paper, and H. J. Heinz Pickle Co. Fire spread from a spark to multiple factories, lumber yard, and mills, with Pittsburgh aid. Numerous dwellings burned. insurers cover varied sums across 80 companies. both firms plan immediate rebuilding. Separate Cumberland fire of incendiary origin destroyed 12 buildings and a clothing company, with total losses around 250000 dollars.
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Pittssvea
Allegheny City
Eberhardt & Ober
Godfrey and Clark Paper Company
H. J. Heinz Pickle Company
Godfrey & Clark
Eberhardt d& Ober
BE. M. Ferguson
Hope Cotton Mill
Thos. Loughery
Kopp & Voeghtly
Enowat
Em Siperhadt & Ober
The
Mutual of New York
Columbia of Louisville
Cumberland
McKaig
Baltimore Street
Liberty
Mechanic Streets
New York Clothing Company
Charles White
Drygonds
Thomas Coulehan
Stern
Martinsburg
W. Va
Bedford
Washington
Gotwald Trial Over Theology Sparks Luther Coercion Debate
Dr. Li A. Gotwald, longtime pastor of Second Lutheran Church and recent Wittenhberz College theology chair, stands trial for disqualification as professor over alleged allegiance to antique general council doctrines. Progressives seek a clear college stance, claiming Gotwald may be hard to convict. A prominent alumnus notes he controls the board, while a minority vows to whitewash him. Congressman Harter of Mansfield sits on the board. Prosecutors threaten civil court action if the board fails.
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Springfield
Li. A. Gotwald
Second Lutheran Church
Wittenhberz College
General Council
Gotwald
Harter
Manafield
Girl's Vicious Act Sparks Fire at Hendrickson Home
Mamie and Edward Hendrickson aged 17 and 19 quarrelled at their Grimes street home in MippleTown. Mamie threw a lit lamp. it exploded, setting the house ablaze. Two younger children were badly burned. the house and contents were totally wrecked with about 1500 dollars loss. Brothers and sisters narrowly escaped.
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MippleTown
Mamie
Edward Hendrickson
Grimes Street
Marshal R. C. Hendrickson
Cleveland Leases Suburban Home For Summer Season
President and Mrs. Cleveland will spend the heated term at the Middleton house on Woodley Lane in Rock Creek, nearer town than Oak View. The house is being refitted and expected ready by month’s end. Newlands of Nevada owns it. In Washington, April 1, nominations were sent to the Senate for envoys to Switzerland Austria Hungary Greece Roumania and Servia with several consuls named. Secretary Hoke Smith moves to purge bureaus of incompetent or politically appointed staff and to finish the census by December 31. English visitors study U S immigration policy under John Burnett and D D Schloss.
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Washington
Cleveland
Oakview
Middleton
Woodley Lane Road
Rock Creek
Francis G. Newlands
Congress
Nevada
Henderson
Navy
Senate
James O. Broadhead
Missouri
United States
Switzerland
Bartlett Tripp
South Dakota
Austria-Hungary
Eben Alexander
North Carolina
Greece
Roumania
Servia
James E. Ness
Ohio
Liverpool
David N. Burke
New York
Pernambuco
Asia D. Dickinson
Nottingham
Charles E. Ingersoll
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Wasnixoton
Spaulding
The
Treasury
Messrs
John Burnett
Board of Trade of London
DD. F. Schloss
London
ColumBus
House of Representatives
House
Agnew
Supreme Court
Douthett
Butler County
A. J. Kynett
Union Prohibition League
Wilbur F. Crafte
Pittsburg
Conspiracy Conviction In Builders Exchange Case
In Greensburg Pa on April 5 H B Barnes William Van and John Carr were found guilty of conspiracy in a case brought by Thomas Buchanan L T Yoder was discharged Judge White ruled against labor strikes under the 1872 act noting it does not permit coercion or monopolies and that unlawful acts include forcing wages or suppressing competition. Edward Ryan eloped with a Ardaria girl two years ago and duped a Jeanette woman this time pawned her wedding clothes in Pittsburg and sent her home. California Pa reports a liquor license war brewing as Coal Center prepares for a new establishment.
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Pictssure
H. BR. Barnes
William van
John Carr
Builders Exchange
Thomas Buchanan
L. T. Yoder
White
Permad
Greensburg
Edward Ryan
Ardaria
Pittsburg
Jeanette
Jeannette
Chicago
Carter TW. Harrison
Medill, Patterson
Walsh
Scott
Kohlanat
Lawenon
Lawenon and Hesing
Allerton
Prairie Avenue
Carter
Cleveland
Harrison
McLeod Quits His Job and Possible Successors Named
A. A. McLeod resigns as president and receiver of the Philadelphia and Reading railroad and Coal and Iron companies effective May 1. Ex Chief Justice Paxson is floated as a probable successor to the presidency, with Wanamaker and Bell among others mentioned. the move follows doubts about needed financial backing.
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Wanamaker
Alan
McLeod
PuritapeopHta
A. A. McLeod
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad and Coal and Iron Companies
Board of Managers
Philadelphia and
Reading Coal and Iron Company
Drexels
New England
Puaxson
Paxson
United States Court
John Wanamaker
J. Lowry Bell
Thomas Dolan
Trial of Dr Buchanan Reveals Disguised Life in New York
Reports from New York April 5 show Dr Buchanan near death wife via cerebral apoplexy raised questions after witnesses described his life under aliases and disguise. Other items cover railroad rate clashes in Philadelphia and a fatal shooting in St Joseph amid a rash of political and labor upheaval across the region.
Crown Prince Rudolph scandal sparks fresh Vienna intrigue
The Vienna scene hovers over the Rudolph case as forester Joseph Stark claims he killed the Crown Prince and Countess Vetzera for a rich suitor. Stark is sent to an asylum amid public doubt and sensational talk of murder by officials. The pope plans a Vatican audience with the German emperor and empress as European moves unfold.
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Viexsa
Rudolph
Joseph Stark
Forester
Lower Austrian
Forrester
Mosane
Vetzera
Stark
Vienna
Austria
Imperial Guard
Arbitration of Paris opens Bering Sea case
The Bering Sea arbitration conference opens in Paris with US attorneys contesting Britain's right to present arguments after the initial memorandum laying out each side views. Reports from Loxwow note newspapers claim mistranslations of Russian documents were submitted to the arbitration court.
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Paris
Bering Sea
United States
Great Britain
Loxpow
Court of Arbitration
Death of a Pioneer John McMillan of East Greenville
The obituary notes the death of John McMillan at 75 years on March 26 1893 in East Greenville Stark county born November 14 1817 in Jefferson County and living sixty four years on his Stark county farm with wife Rebecca Knappenberger and children. A Republican of strong integrity he attended the Methodist Episcopal church for 37 years and his funeral was held March 28 at the family home with burial in Massillon cemetery.
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John McMillan
East Greenville
Stark Co
Jefferson Co
Rebecca Knappenberger
Methodial Episcopal Church
Jesus
Masssillon
Ml. Eaton
George Stair
Dalton
A. H Smedly
Apple Creek
A. Schafly
Emma Bringger
P. D. Seuff
Wonster
Coloman Villard
K. A. Freet
Rudy
McCullough
Presbyterian Church
Lewis Graber
Union Hall
Beach City
Theal Glass
Mt. Eaton Dramatic Company
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Business Directory
Obert I. Folger
Athorney
South Erie Street
Magsilion, C
BANKS
Erman Deposit Bank
Ne Z
T. Baltzly
Deaker
Opera House
Hic
DE. W.H. Kikland
East Main Street
A.conrad & CO
Stain Street
Manufactoussell & CO
Assillon Rolling Mille
Jos
Corns & Son
Assillon Glass Factory
Assillon Tron Bridge CO
Atwater & Son
Atwater’s
Exchange Street
von Kanel
East Side
CPL Coleman
Erie Street
Traveler’s Register
Pss Senor Nares
Boaz
Aeaeee
Yrung
Few
Wheeling & Lakh Run
Toledo
Wheeling
C. M. E By
Masailion
Macailion
O.M. E. By
C. ME
Bahosy-Spalding Co
Canton-Massillon
San
City Park
Usulon
Allegheny
Dr. Gotwald
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Fostoria
Campbell
Colunists
the Builders’ Exchange
Californiaa
Coal Center
California
Monongahela Valley
Washington County
M'Leod
Reading
Tudge Paxson
Gideon Band
Racetall
Gideon
Tal
San Francisco
Pacific Mail
City
Panama
San Diego
Angel Island
Kane
Fayette
Winch
Farr
Yeas
Boyer Medical Examiners
Internal Affairs
State Board of
Llewellyn
House Committee On Corporations
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Coneathes
Norfolk and Western
Lakes
Columbus and
Marysville
Ohio Southern
Steeeenville, O
J. L. ‘Erree
Urpaxa
John Kirby
E. T. Lewis
Kirby
Mr. Lewis
Dayton
Arthur Gebhart
Miami Township
Tire. O
William Gallup
Lincoln
Carpenters
Mantis's Ferry
Epwakpville
Lla
Jacksonville Southeastern
Edwardaville
Glen Vernon
Platt
Boston
New York and New England Railroad
American Xpress Company
T. C. Platt
United Company
Philapsburg
Seaboard
St. Joseph
Edward Shellenberg
Mound City
William Stebbina
Walter Miller
Walter Chittenden
Rosier Carr
Nonator Vilas
Manson
Wis
Vilan
Nellie
Massachusetts
Charleston
Henry Cabot Lodge
Barres
Hays
Lynn
World's Fair Grounds
Prince Rudolph
Leo
Rome
Germany
Vatican
Eternal City
Humbert
Marguerite
Queen Victoria
Florence
Dupuy
Pants
M. Charles Dupuy
Meline
Carnot
M. Louis Paul Peytral
Bouches du Rhone
Finance
Ministry of Finance
Bala
Wheenio
Barlour County
Wilmath
Philippi
Belington
Barbour County
G. W. Gall, Jr
E. J. Gall
G. W. Gall
W. W. Teter
E. D. Gall
Belington Coal and Coke Company
Carter H, Barbi
Sonn McMillan
Exet Grenville
C Kleim
Mazeillon
R. A. Fielt
Mies Lulu Erkhart
J. R Roebuck
London Bay Tool 69
T O. O
Dalton Dramatic Company
B. Baughman
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
A. Jaba
West Tremont Street
Mary Bashford
Pleasant Valley
Robert J. Stinson
Deering Manufacturing Company
Mansfield Presbytery
U P. Church
Madge
Waat Greenville
Guthrie
New Philadelphia
Hiram Culler
McMillen
Decatur
Ind
Kimber
J. Rhenie
Weir
Seni
Jonathan Ham
Brehive
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