Massillon and regional fairs and market notices
Readable fragments report Massillon Street Fair Association excluding Oriental dancers and seeking subscriptions, plus detailed agricultural market quotes from Massillon and Cleveland Buffalo routes. Mentions Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Company schedules, local testimonials for Foley kidney cures, and a health ad offering one hundred dollars reward for Hall's Catarrh Cure. Includes prices for wheat corn cattle hogs sheep and dairy items and a brief note on a kidney cure testimonial.
Curtains by Mal Offer Wide Curtain Styles
The ad promotes ace Curtains by Mal highlighting a variety of curtain styles and prices from 65 cents to 5 dollars per pair. It invites readers to request a free picture book of Lew Lace Curtains and notes patterns at 1.00 2.50 and 3.50 per pair, urging households to buy now where best price and choice can be found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cuexry & Co
Toledo
Wash goods and novelties catalog offer
Top notch assortments 8c to 128, 100 styles choice Percales 12 3c yard, splendid Ginghams 10c yard, White Madras for shirt waists 20c. Fine colored Madras 15 and 20c. Imported Madras and corded effects 25c, dothandoms in pinks and blues. Send name and address for free illustrated catalogue over 200 pages with pictures of new suits waists skirts. Ready soon after April first.
Qebels Entrenched as Montana Troops Fight Insurgents
Massing insurgents north of Malolos five entrenchments away in a gridlocked fight. Montana regiment suffers one dead and three wounded amid heat waves as Spanish, Filipino, and American forces clash near Malolos and San Fernando. Proclamation by the United States commission seeks to reassure locals and outline governance aims.
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Tany
Malolos
Della Masina
United States
Aguinaldo
Schurman
Charles Denby
China
MacArthur
Montana
Fourth Cavalry
Senor Antonio Fuset
Spanish Club
Batangas
Ther
Trias
Rafael Morales
Minduro
Manila
John McLeod
Philippine Islands
Fuchuge wWinell
Philippines
Philippine
Forced Rebellion in Philippines Report From Manila Proclamation Looms
April 4. The state department was cable notified by Dr. Schurman, president of the Philippine Commission, that an expected proclamation would be issued. He said insurrection arose in the Tagalog provinces around Manila and that other Luzon regions held diverse loyalties, with American forces deterring Tagalog rule.
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Bam=os
Saprehidey
United States
Sehwmnuun
Gift to Barnett Won Praise From Governor Stone
Governor Stone approves a concurrent resolution to honor Lieutenant Colonel James B. Barnett of the Tenth Pennsylvania Volunteers for a gift he drafted while deputy secretary of the commonwealth. The executive also approves bills requiring written notice for public road viewings, repealing 1833 tax collection provisions for Mercer and Beaver counties, and addressing the American Telegraph company in Mercer county. It calls for maintenance of order during county fairs and agricultural society events.
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Beaver Counties
American Telegraph Company
Mercer County
Salisbury Accepts Plan for Tripartite Sa Moan Settlement
Salisbury reports Lord Salis has accepted Germany's plan to settle the Samoan trouble by appointing a tripartite commission. The acceptance covers broad principles with specifics to be agreed. The United States has already accepted the general proposition, smoothing commission organization.
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Wasuisetou
Lord Salis
Rmany
United States
Harrisburg bribery trial reveals offers to sway votes
At Harrisburg a bribery inquiry disclosed claims that a postmaster appointment and other favors would be offered to influence votes for Senator Quay. Witnesses testified about conversations with Foster, Kulp, Brown, and Young, detailing alleged attempts to secure support through pay or positions. Officials denied or clarified varying statements as the inquiry continued.
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Flapresburg
McCurreh
Montour
Chevies
Deaville Psies
Hater Qauuy
Foster
Quay
Wee
Danville
Monroe H. Eulp
Shamokin
Francis E. Brown
Union
Kulp
Brown
Hurg Wand Hilp
Guay
Kuip
Philadelphia
Chere
Kalp
Senator Guay
J. Newton Peck
Condersport
Crittenden
Potter
Commonwealth Hotel
van Valkenburg
Potter County
Harrisburg
Peck
William H. Andrews
Merrick
Sherif
Louis E. Miller
Lebanon
Zerbe
Leva County
Wide
William J. Cavede
Li i
Fuimms
Jobo Cavede
Libior D. D. Berry
Latrobe Clipper
Youngportland
Mar. Cavode
Youngson
Y. Son
Harris
Phin
Berry
Tite
Youngsail Wits
Sepuior
Harry Bovard Greensburg
Barry
Cavode
George F. Hull
Greensburg
Howard H. Laubach
Laubach
Brunk Jones
Custem House
James M. Hanton
Jones
Leubach
Laub
Hospital election near Massillon site requests change
Workers prepare to stake out open ground for a brick stable and new buildings at the institution three miles from Richville. Evans reports one hundred men will be employed as weather allows. Electors living at the hospital did not travel to vote and favor moving the precinct to Massillon for future elections.
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Me Evans
Company
Massillontars
Joan Hunt
Columbus
Charles Wilson
Guernsey County
Marchester
B. Rogers
Richardson
Cincinnati
Richville
Massillon
Harrison elected Chicago mayor in 1899 election
Chicago April 5 Carter Harrison Jr. wins re election mayor with 146 914 votes to 107 304 for Zina B Carter and 45 401 for John Altgeld The total Harrison lead is 30 610 Republicans gain fourteen aldermen Democrats maintain majority in city council The race centers on local issues with no national factors evident in the campaign.
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Itigs
Nationali Inng
Altgeld Exit Ends Thomaz Gahan’s Democratic Promise
Thomaz Gahan, Democratic national committeeman for Indiana, exits from prominence as a party leader. He declares himself dead to politics and says he will never be resuscitated, signaling a dramatic fall from national influence.
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Carcase
Associated Press
Thomaz Gahan
Democratic National
Linvis
Sass
Altgear
Democratic Party
A Big Strike at Chevecasp and Carpenter Demand
The Associated Press reports a large carpenters strike with about fifteen hundred workers thought to grow to three thousand by Saturday. Strikers demand thirty cents more per day, with four and eight outs referenced in the outage. An advertisement touts Elever Bitters as a universal remedy, claiming to cure weakness and restore vigor, sold by Z T. Baltaly.
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Chevecasp
Associated Press
Nuwen Sitike
Spain
B. P. Ohivia
Barcelaga
Span
Aiseu
America
Z T. Baltaly
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New York
Pennsylvania
Rudolph
South Erie Street
Stark
BANKS
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Masaillon
Ohie Jos
Coleman
J. H. Hunt
Isehier
S .A.conbrad & CO
Main Street
Ussell & CO
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Count Wieson
Ee Assillon Glass Factory
Manufac
Wwatures
Mass Tron Bridge
Poe Ce F.von Kanel
East Side
East Main Street
Joe Coleman
Gealer
Erie Street
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Street Fair Association
Massillon Street Fair Association
Ohio
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Boggs & Buhl
Allegheny, PA
Columpi
Mulojos
Ana Tex
Public Service
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Islands
Jacob Gouldschurman
Geo. Dewey
United States Navy
Edwell S. Otis
United States Army
Chas. Denby
Dean C. Worcester
Barnett
Salisbury
Wileon
Foday
Covede
Younssou
Cuba
Wasuty Grox
War Department
General Beocke
Dex
Puerto Prinvipe
Priv
Frederick W. Horskehl
Eighth Cavalry
Santiago
James Forbes
Second Volunteer Infantry
Pola - Attaches
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Tartor
Altgeld
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