City Ice and Coal Company Organized in Massillon
F F Taggart and Jerome F Shepley organize City Ice and Coal Company in Ohio with 10000 capital. Will operate ice output from Schuster Brewing and expand into coal trade with plans for a modern yard near Harrison plant. New office on North Mill Street to open May 1. no price changes. GB News notes large facilities and rail connections to Wheeling & Lake Erie, B&O, and Pennsylvania lines.
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F. F. Taggart
North Mill Street
Columbus
City Ice and Coal Company
Ohio
Massillon
Taggart
Jerome F. Shepley
Mr. Shepley
Rhodes Glass and Bottle Company
Shepley
Schuster Brewing Company
Mayland
Blickensderfer
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Harrison Manufacturing
Reed & Company
Pennsylvania Lines
Wheeling & Lake Erie Company
Incorpora tion Papers Pending on Company Deal
The officers of the company will be named once incorporation papers are granted. The deal has been under advisement for weeks and was brought to a working agreement Thursday afternoon by those interested in the movement.
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Hyman
Cleveland
Harris
Kenton
Dayton
Eyman
William McKinley Hall
Coxey Discharged as Bankrupt by U.S. Court
Columbus April 14 General Jacob S Coxey famed for his commonwealth protest was discharged today as a bankrupt by the United States court with liabilities of 285000. His assets were bound in the Coxey Land Company of Massillon Ohio.
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Columbus
Jacob S. Coxey
Commonwealth Fame
United States Court
Coxey Land Company
Massillon
Nominee Knobloch Leads Canton County Primary Returns
Official canvass completes county tally with Canton excluded. Knobloch totals 4,231 vs Fisher 4,109. Clark Metzger 2,080 overall. Isaac H. Smith named infirmary director amid steady nominations across Massillon and townships, listing numerous committeemen by ward and precinct.
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Canton
Republican Committee
Knobloch
Mr. Fisher
Knobiach
Clark Metzger
Isaac H. Smith
Massillon
Thomas Hemmingway
Edward Jacoby
A. L. Wilhelm
Frank Wagoner
Nathan Klotz
John P. Jones
Thomas J. Morgan
Lexington
Elijah Carter
L. A. Leonard
Marlboro
Henry Speelman
E. F. Wearstler
William L. Nash
Nimishillen
F. C. Brown
John B. Kagey
M. L. Hutt
Osnaburg
J. L. Todd
Thomas Wall
Paris
D. W. Danner
H. E. Steir
R. H. Shearer
Pike
J. M. Howenstine
Edward Whitnight
Perry
Frank Doll
B. L. Ayers
Plain
Adam W. Oberlin
Henry Gibson
Forest Druckenbrod
Sandy Elias Bowman
John A. Baum
Sugarcreek
J. F. Hay
O. A. McFarren
George W. Kalp
R. C. Shanower
Tuscarawas
Advertised Letters at Masatlon Post Office 1905
Unclaimed letters listed for April 17 1905 include Miss Birttie Story Mamie Wade Mrs Eva Watson Miss Doris Men Chirpley Harry Kein Fred Kietcher Wm H Phelps L E Von Kane Leon Foreson Komjathy Karolyurnak Pera calling for names at post office. Advertiser Lovis A Koona P.M. requests recipients or their agents to claim.
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Masatlon
Hoss
Birttie Story
Mamie Wade
Eva Watson
Doris Men
Kietcher
Wm. H. Phelps
L. £. von Kane
Leon Foreson
Komjathy
Karoly Urnak Pera
Lovis A
Koona
P.M
Unusual Divorces and Injunctions Hit Canton Courthouse
County seat news reports an unusual divorce case in common pleas court with Frank G. Silvers seeking a decree from Lizzie E. Silvers his alleged common law wife. Also, George W. Butler sues Canton taxpayers seeking an injunction to halt water works station construction. A separate case confirms Patrick Haley’s guilt in malicious property destruction. Judge Ambler returns from vacation to resume court duties. Charles Huston is fined and jailed for stealing brass from a railroad.
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Canton
William A. Grant
Lulu Carnes
W. H. Smith
Robert Jackson
John Adams, Jr
Alfred Early
Lulu
Eben Carnes
Delaware
Girls’ Industrial School
Common Pleas Court
Frank G. Silvers
Lizzie E. Silvers
Silvers
Henry W. Lewis
Welty & Albaugh
Atlantic City
N. J
Aungst
Ohio
Patrick Haley
Haley
Campbell Livery Company
Massillon
George W. Butler
Hiram Doll
John F. Buchman
Board of Public Service of
George H. White
Board of Public Service
City of
Common Pleas
Harter
Ambler
Plaintiff
Ellen Carnes
Ralph S. Ambler
Phillips
Washington
Marlboro
Baltimore
Old Point Comfort
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Minnesota
Charles Huston
M. E. Aungst
Huston
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad Company
Four men bound over in Canton rape case
At Canton hearings on April 16, William A Grant Robert Jackson John A Adams and Alfred Early all colored were bound over to the common pleas court grand jury. Adams bond set at 500 others at 1500 each. They are charged with rape or attempting rape of 14 year old Lulu Carnes. Lulu Carnes and her 12 year old companion were witnesses.
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Canton
William A. Grant
Robert Jackson
John A. Adams
Alfred Early
Common Pleas Court Grand Jury
Adams
Lulu Carnes
Trustees Meeting and Hospital News At Massillon
Trustees of the Massillon state hospital will meet with Superintendent Eyman to discuss matters from the past month and possible transfer rumors. The hospital baseball season opened with a skirmish and six returning stars plus new players form the team. Dr. Vaughn selects the initial lineup and plans road games against strong regional teams.
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Massillon State Hospital
Eyman
Columbus
Massillon
Herrick
Southwest
Vaughn
Barrett
Shanabrook
Tindal
Dawson
Malloy
Taylor
Schwartz
Crossland
Wagner
Tillitson
Chicago
Private board star session leaves reporters out
Board of education members met in executive session in South Erie street with president Stoner and clerk Fox present. The gathering produced no disclosed business other than a later decision to defer details. a bond issue vote remains with the county elections board.
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Board of Education
Board Rooms
South Erie Street
Stoner
Fox
Pumphrey
Grinnell
Albrecht
Shoemaker
Cronebaugh
Star
State Street
North Street
Clara Harsh
Franklin
Adelaide Beck
Cronehaugh
County Board of Elections
Wooster Bankers arraigned on new indictment
L T Ohliger and J R Zimmerman, president and chairman of the Wooster National bank, Wooster Ohio, were arraigned in federal court on a fresh indictment alleging falsifying books and incorrect reports to the comptroller of the currency. They pleaded not guilty and were freed on old bonds of ten thousand dollars each.
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Cleveland
L. T. Ohliger
J. R. Zimmerman
Wooster National Bank
Wooster, C
United States District Court
Federal Grand Jury
Movements to sue Mexico for indemnity over Yaqui massacre
In Toledo Ohio April 15 survivors and relatives of Yaqui massacre victims plan to sue the Mexican government for indemnity. C E Tolerton of Salem Ohio leads efforts to secure 100000 for each deceased and 25000 for survivors. Others named include Merrill A Call Walter Stuppinger J K McKenzie D Robert McCoy H E Miller. Officials reportedly promised aid.
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Toledo
Mexico
C. E. Tolerton
Salem
E. W. Tolerton
Merrill A. Call
Chicago
Merril A. Call
Walter Stuppinger
Kewanee
J. K. McKenzie
D. Robert McCoy
Tolerton
H. E. Miller
Los Angeles
Cal
California
President's ambition to kill a bear with a knife
President Roosevelt reportedly told Representative Babcock he hopes to meet a bear in close quarters where a knife would be needed to kill it. He has kissed bears with bullets, his aim so true that a wounded animal would risk serious injury unless a knife were used.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Babcock
Wisconsin
Few Desertions in Navy Signal Low Absentee Rate
Washington reports that the north Atlantic fleet in Florida waters had eighty absentees on the 8th, about one percent of personnel. Officials classify them as stragglers rather than deserters, many having overstayed leave and expected to report back to vessels. The statement downplays claims of heavy desertions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
North Atlantic
Florida
School for Convicts to Open at Columbus Penitentiary
Columbus April 11 A school for women prisoners will be established within the next month under prison management. Superintendent Randall will supervise the prison school. Teachers will be drawn from among the prisoners with no outside volunteers involved.
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Columbus
Randall
Roosevelt Special Train Reaches Glenwood Springs Camp
President Roosevelt arrived by special train at 7 35 this morning in Glenwood Springs Colorado and left shortly after for Camp Roosevelt near Newcastle. He appeared in hunting garb on the rear platform and greeted the large crowd, promising a return visit next month to swim in the pool.
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Glenwood Springs
Col
Roosevelt
Newcastle
Camp Roosevelt
Mobbed by strikers at Kinzie and West Water streets
Infuriated workers attacked a Montgomery Ward & Company wagon caravan near the Northwestern freight house in Kinzie and West Water streets. They dragged non-union driver John Cox from his wagon after a rapid assault, and police arrived only after a desperate clash to reach him.
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Cheaxzo
Montgomery, Ward & Company
Kinzie
West Water Strees
John Cox
Cox
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