Assillon business directory fragment listing banks and shops
Bank listings for Banks tion National Bank Massillon with officers Obie ves Coleman president J H Hunt ashier and Assillon Glass Factory makers of Green Glass Hollow Ware Bea tiles flasks and more. Also edge entries for Assillon Bridge Co manufacturers of bridges and general structures G Von Kanel East Side Jewelry Store and Joseph Coleman dealer in watches clocks jewelry silverware and musical instruments at No South Erie street.
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Rgsser H. Folger
New York
Pennsylvania
Erie Street
Stark
Assillon Glass Factory
Assillon
RON Bridge CO
Oseph Coleman' Aealer
Less prices and quality dress goods at cash store
About Dry Goods Buying Some people see only price while most demand merit style and quality. Our method harmonizes both for universal satisfaction with choice goods at lower prices bought for cash from first hands and sold for a small profit. Come see the large assortment and take your time. See at counter or by sample a royal collection of dress goods at intermediate prices.
Enormous Dres Goods Sale With Wide Price Range
A bulky advertisement announces Dres Goods from 124c to 350, silk deals with items priced at 60c to 100, and new Wash Goods from 4c to 125, promising more prettiness than any one store offered.
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Dres
Message Delay Shifts to Monday Amid Cuba Tensions
Amid crowd unrest in Washington the President delays delivering a Cuba policy message until Monday. House and Senate fear risk to Consul Lee and Americans in Havana as Congress debates intervention and Cuban independence. Rumors of armistice talks and troop offers surface while officials anticipate Lee’s departure.
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Congress
Papal mediation stalls amid Cuba armistice talks
Active telegram exchanges between Spain and Vatican officials sought terms for a Cuba armistice with papal approval and U S pressure. Rome reports say McKinley resisted Vatican intervention, fearing American public prejudice. The Vatican hoped bishops would pressure Cuba insurgents.
Spanish minister hopes for peace in Cuba dispute
Washington April 6 Senor Polo y Bernabe the Spanish minister says he still hopes for peace citing two sides to the issue and urging fair judgment. He argues autonomy in Cuba should be tested and condemns sensational reports of savagery, noting reconcentrados decrees revoked and efforts to relieve misery. Also New York reports Lone Star Steamship withdraws Matewan and related vessels due to unsettled Franco-American tensions.
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Washington
Senor Polo Y Bernabe
United States
Cuba
Silinois
Texas
California
Af McAn
Blanco
Cleveland
Olney
Spain
Havana
New York
Lone Star Steamship Company
War taxes and loans to fund emergency measures
Assistant Secretary Vanderlip says treasury is prepared for war and a surge in resources may follow. A $100 million short-term loan or a longer $900 million Twenty loan could be negotiated domestically. Proposals include a $1 per barrel beer tax, tobacco increases, stamp taxes on notes, mortgages, and deeds, plus targeted internal revenue boosts to raise hundreds of millions annually.
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Wasnngeron
Vanderlip
Treasury Department
United States Treasury
Tates Treasury
United States
Havana
Maine
New York
Treasury
United States urged to declare war on Spain
In Washington on April 6 a Senate debate featured calls for immediate war against Spain to free Cuba from Spanish oppression and establish an independent republic. Senators Chandler Hanna Turner Kenney and Turpie urged vigorous action, citing the Maine disaster and Spanish outrages as justification. Executive session discussed open or closed consideration of the foreign relations committee report with no decision reached.
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Washington
United States
Spain
Cuba
Chandler CN. H.im
Senate
Turner
Wash
Hanis
Kan
Kenney
Lel
Chandler
Maine
Turpie
Washington Delivers Payoffs on Cuban Question Day
In Washington on April 6 the Senate devoted hours to private calendar business. Bills approved included $330,000 to heirs of shipbuilder John Roach after a 12 year claim and $17,000 to C. Bosbyshell, superintendent of the Philadelphia mint, from the gold vaults.
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Washineton
John Roach
C. C. Bosbyshell
Philadelphi
Andree in Alaska and reform wins across several cities
Jack Carr arrives at Departure Bay with advices from Andree the Arctic explorer but with no publication details. Reports say a carrier pigeon carried a message claiming Andree is alive on land, though credibility is uncertain. Separate city results show Chicago Democrats and Milwaukee Democrats sweeping local elections, with Lincoln Republicans holding in a few towns and Kansas City mirrors Missouri trends.
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Victoria
B. C
Jack Carr
United States
Departure Bay
St. Michaels
Dawson
Andree
Carr
Vancouver
Victora
Naummo
W. D. Wood
Chicago
Democra
Milwaukee
Reform
L. Milwaukee
Tcket
Lincoln
Neb
Graham
Kansas City
Missouri
Spain May Yield Likely to Grant Our Demands
In Madrid April 6 reports say conferences with cabinet ministers and ambassadors continue. The British chargé d’affaires Wallaires and others visit the U S legation as negotiations proceed. Indications point to the United States securing what it asked for at the last conference, despite counter proposals.
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Madrid
Maprio
Wallaires
United States
Lee Not Afraid Consuls to Leave in Ten Days
Information from Consul General Lee at Havana says no special danger to consuls or Americans in Cuba. He suggests about ten days to arrange departures island wide, except in emergencies. No action yet on recall. likely within a day or two. Also notes safety measures ordered for Americans. The body of Darwin Merritt arrives in New York from Havana. expected to be sent to Iowa. Bache and Blake arrive to evacuate American citizens. Yellow fever restrictions modified in Florida for Americans. Diogenes new cruiser sails. Knapp assumes command. Somers to Acting Ensign Hazelton. Briggs resigns from New York presbytery. seeks ordination in Episcopal church. Bowfixa Greg burns, two children die. mother perishes trying to save them.
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Congress
Senat
Lee
Cuba
Day
Havana
United States
Allen
Nebraska
Holcomb
Spain
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Conference of Republicans
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Smith
Imes
Griggs
Judge Day
House
Navy Department
Mangrove
Bache
General Lee
Blake
Key West
Florida
John J. Knapp
Diogenes
Somers
CG. W. Hazelton
Weymouth
New York
War fund and new penalties dominate Senate actions
In Colonists April 6 report Senator Riley’s bill passed the senate, authorizing a war appropriation of 1,000,000 and proposing life imprisonment for criminal assault. Other senate measures include corporate name rules, receivership provisions, and a tax law scope for leased rail properties. House actions cover skunk protection, more health meetings, cemetery transfers, lien extinction, and cumulative voting. Alliance notes Mt Union College election of A B Riker as president and Jank C Lockwood named chair of English studies.
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Senator Riley
Senate
House
Reynolds
Sullivan
Arbenz
Leeper
Scott
Wise
Swain
Willams
Adkins
State Board of Health
Meacham
Fiper
Joyce
Flood Claims Twenty Three Dead in Shawneetown
A flash flood in Shawneetown Illinois on April 6 left at least twenty three dead with fears of a higher toll. About 1 500 persons lack basic necessities and property damage nears 200 000 dollars. Listed dead include Mary McAllister and Elen McAllister, Laura Flake, Clarence Rineholt and several Clayton and Galloway family members, plus Washington Callicott and John A Callcott among others. Neighbors and officials report scarce relief as recovery begins.
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Shawsecrown
Shawwneetown
Mary McAllister
Colo
Elen McAllister
Mary McAlister
Llora Flake
Clarence Rineholt
Annie Rinneholt
Eula Reinbolt
Charles Clayton
Gertrude Clayton
Jesse Clayton
Myrtle Clayton
Grant Clanton
Noah Welch
Charotta Holly
Washington Callicott
John A Callcott
GREAT BRITAIN'S GAIN IN CHINA LEASED TO OPEN PORTS
London reports by the house of commons of Mr. Balfour stating concessions won by Great Britain in the far east. The Yangtze region would not be alienated, the Chinese maritime customs chief would be English, inland waters would be open to ships of all nations, and three ports Uring Yochau Chin Was would be opened. He cited German and Russian assurances aligning with open trade and warned of no threat to Britain’s interests.
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London
House of Commons
Balfour
Far East
Great Britain
Yang Tse Kiang
Robert Hart
Imperial Maritime Customs
Mr. Balfour
Uring
Yochau
Chin
Germany
Sin
China
Russia
Uly
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the Independent
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Mgr
Merry del Val
Vatican
McKinley
Holy See
Dlenoon
McKinney
U. S. Treasury
Alaska
Victoria, B. C
Merritt
Darwin R. Merritt
City of Washington
Iowa
Briggs
Chas. A. Briggs
Presbyterian Church
Presbytery of
H.C. Potter
Protestant Episcopal Diocee
Bowfixa Greg, O
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George Cart
Mt. Union
Illinois
Riky Galloway
Dora Galloway
Marion Galloway
Paul Phalen
Minore Phalen
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