Unclear directory notice from Stark county area
Fragmentary OCR text references attorneys at law, a commissioner, a bank in Massillon Ohio, physicians, and a practical office with day and night hours, all scattered across mentions of locations like South Erie street and Main street, lacking cohesive context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folger
Jove
New York
Pennsylvania
Ruanythuwelry
South
Erie Street
Ed Tour
Massillon
Ohio
vVoleman
J. H. Hunt
Carion Y Kirland
Prac
Massachusetts and Rhode Island Democrats Endorse Russell
Massachusetts and Rhode Island Democratic conventions enthusiastically back Grover Cleveland supporter William Eustace Russell for the presidential nomination. They condemn the A P A, back sound money, and urge Russell as the ideal president while pledging delegates to Chicago and praising Cleveland’s administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
William Eustace Russell
Thomas J. Gargan
Boston
John EH. Thayer
Worcester
Thayer
American Protective Association
Cleveland
John E. Russel
Leicester
George Fred Williams
Dedham
John W. Corcoran
Clinton
James W. Donovan
Carlisle
Oley
Democratic Party
Russell
Providence
Chicago
Richard B. Coster
George W. Greene
Woonsocket
Miles A. McNamee
Jesse H. Metcalfe
James J. van Alen
Newport
John H. Tucker
Warwick
David 8. Baker
North Kingston
John E. Conley
Warren
Comstock
William E. Russell
League Game Results Across Multiple Cities
Yesterday’s results show Pittsburg beating Louisville with 109 to 450. Batteries Merritt Hawley and Warner Bil Umgare Wedan. attendance about 8,000. Cincinnati hosted Cleveland. batteries Vaughn Fisher Foreman Davies Zimmer Wilton Young. umpire Emsleo. attendance 3,600. Baltimore faced Boston. batteries Robinson Hoffer Ganzet Yerrick. umpires Heyer Henderson. attendance 4,000. New York beat Philadelphia. batteries Zeurfoss W Clark Boyle McGill. umpire Hurst. attendance 12,000. Washington vs Brooklyn. batteries McCauley Mercer Grim Kennedy. umpire Keefe. attendance 5,100. St Louis hosted Chicago. batteries McFarland Hart Kittridge Griffiths. umpire Sheridan. attendance 2,500. Standings note Cleveland Cincinnati, Boston Baltimore, Philadelphia New York, Louisville Pittsburg, Brooklyn Washington, Chicago St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
RPE
Louisville
Merritt
Hawley
Warner and Bil
Umgare
Wedan
Cincinnati
Rhee Cincinnati
Cleveland
Vaughn, Fisher
Foreman
Davies
Zimmer
Wilton and Young
Emsleo
Baltimore
Washington
Nnn
Brooklyn
McCauley
Mercer
Grim
Kennedy
Keefe
St Louis
RAE St. Louis
Chicago
McFarland and Hart
Kittridge
Griffiths
Sheridan
Scott Jackson on Trial for Pearl Bryan Murder
In Newport Kentucky a jury has been secured to try Scott Jackson for the murder of Pearl Bryan. Judge Helm presides as Commonwealth Attorney Lockhart outlines the prosecution while defense attorney Crawford objects to witness list readings. First witnesses include Joh Huling who found the body and Dr. W S Tingley who conducted post mortems. The case centers on Jackson’s character and alleged double life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciscinynati
Scott Jackson
Pearl Bryan
Newport
Helm
M. R. Lockhart
Ramsay Washington
R. W. Nelson
Hayes
Green Castle
Ind
Bryan
Jackson
George Washington
L. J. Crawford
W. G. Sheppard
Hamilton
Walling
Colonel Crawford
Commonwealth
Lockhart
Joh Huling
W. S. Tingley
Pith of the News from Ags Tlarbor and Beyond
Forest fires near Ags Tlarbor burn fiercely as crowds gather to witness a large seine drop at Glou yeater fisheries in front of 1,l,u01 people. Various personal calamities and crimes across towns are noted with brief, non-graphic mentions of indictions, suicides, and a near-lynching incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ags Tlarbor
Glouyeater
Jase
Blapleton
Staten Stand
George Gould Dent
Toward
Katharine Clemmsons
Stingruist
Burden
New York
Dunlop
Turner
Laft
Frank Kozak
Catharine Amuzzi
Tarleton
Angelo Dongello
Robert Clay
Tarrisburg
Sheridan Cromiey
Hickory Ridge
Annie Boamer
Storm Devastates Farm and River Steamer Narrowly Survives
Reports from Fremont reveal a cyclone wrecking George H. Waggoner’s farm destroying buildings and killing John Lowe. Injuries to George Waggoner and his son, plus others, are severe but non fatal. A steamer Colonel Bartlett nearly capsized with inspectors aboard. several people injured. In New Orleans voters support Citizens' League defeating boodler ring by large margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
George H. Waggoner
John Lowe
George Waggoner
Wageoner
Aimos Hetrick
Dan Hensel
Joseph L. Greene
William Sherf
Colonel Bartlett
Blue Banks
State Legislature Passes Bills in Both Chambers
Concpuss April 22 Bills passed in the house include Senate measures adopting the Torrens land transfer system and re enacting a rule that boards of education may not pay more than 75 percent of wholesale list price for school books. Also Senate action requires pollution cases to be filed in the county where the pollution occurs and sets prisoner boarding wages for sheriffs between 45 and 76 cents per day. The senate approved house bills on municipal electric light contracts up to ten years, street railway franchises for 50 years, and Montgomery county funds to back police efforts against liquor violations near the soldiers home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concpuss
Senate
Boards of Education
House
Montgomery County
Dayton
Ohio Prohibitionists Convention Opens In Session
The Prohibition state Convention meets with lower than expected attendance. L B Logan of Alliance chairs the executive committee. Mayor D T Winders of Findlay delivers welcome. B S Thompson of Springfield chairs and champions a broad platform opposing single issue prohibition and the Ohio Anti Saloon League. Committees are appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisplay
L. B. Logan
Aliance
D. T. Winders
Findlay
B.S. Thompson
Springfield
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Politicians in a duel shock Alabama Democrats at convention
Montgomery April 22 Five hundred Democrats attending the state convention were horrified by a depot shooting. Sheriff Bob Kennelly of Dallas County fired at Percy and Mardis Wood of Selma, fatally wounding Percy. Mardis Wood fired back, Kennedy reloaded twice, and Wood suffered severe injuries. The incident stems from alleged marital entanglements with Kennellys wife. Kennedy jailed in Montgomery. In other notes, Free Silver supporters dominate the convention and back Johnstone for governor. King Menelik asks Baldissera to respond to peace letters, signaling a possible end to Abyssinia talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calas
Texas
Agred
Alabama
Montgomery
Bob Kennelly
Shervift
Dallas County
Alan
Percy
Mardis Wood
Selina
Kennedy
Kennedy Reloaded Lasenn
Brung
Selma
Ala
Democratic Party
Congress
Gaston Robbins
Massowan
Menelik
Baldissera
Italy
Abyssinia
International Arbitration Plan Attracts Attentive Audience
A New York bar association memorial urges a permanent international court of arbitration with nine judges from independent states. The conference in Washington features ex secretaries and notable figures, aiming to persuade governments including Britain and France to form a treaty. Shakespeare’s birthday events in Warwickshire draw U.S. envoy Bayard as host. Armenian torture reports from Marash surface amid cholera fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Bar Association
Washington
John W. Foster
Geo. F. Edmunds
Vermont
Carl Sehnrz
Edward Atkinson
Angel
Ann Arbor
Cardinal Gibbons
Randolph Tucker
Virgginia
Cleveland
International Tribunal
International Court of Arbitraction
Sin
International Court of Arbitration
Sid
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
PNEYS
BANKS
Jewelers
Espe
Nrad & CO
Main Street
Eona Manufactories
Aera Histal & CO
Lon
Jos
Cornssion
Barameck
Woultllon Iron Bridge CO
Ilarte Oe Lecturi Groceries
Aest" & Son
Madig
Atwater
Baris
KANEL
Pchain Atreet
Toma
Coleman
Defini
Brillias
Oman
bRichardson’s Sons
Ireland
Gee
Oggs & Buhl
Allegheny, PA
Main St
Cc. Miller
Pee Optician
General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas B. Reed
Grover Cleveland
Dr. Brown
Oak Ana
Cal
Congregational Ministers
Maria Barber
Court of Appeals
Maria Barberi
Domenico Cataldo
Mes
Battimorte
Philadelphia
Loutaville
St. Louis
Cleyvaeland
Peru
Alice Stackberger
John Walters
Lowndes
Maryland
Lyceum
City
George L. Wellington
James A. Gary
William T. Malster
Robert P. Graham
Sandusky River
Reform Insn
New Orleans
Louisiana
Opelusas
Citizens’ League
League
Foster
la Place
Nely
Lincols
Neb
Silver
Democratic Party of Nebraska
Lincoln
UM Ison
Gold Democrats
Tennenses
Nosinville
Evans
Rodgers
Caldwell
Jeffereys
McKinley
Jr Jvckson
Eighth Congressional District
Nashville
Summertown
Seventh Congressional District
Callinger
Thurston and
Teer
Gray and Pettigrew
Cockrell
Congressman Cobb
Wasmindtox
James E. Cobb
Albert T. Goodwin
Washxaton
Senate Committee On Finance
the State Legislature
General Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
Weyler
Trocha
Key West
Fla
Maceo
Pinar del Rio
Spain
Cuba
Havana
Gomez
Antonio Maceo
Jits
Bandera
Delgado
Trechia
Jose Maceo
Trecha
Moxtgomery
Johnston
Pew
Birwise
Ham
England
Shakespeare
Warwickshire
Bayard
Parker
William Shakesneare
Constantinori
Marash
Cucaco
Maggie Dohler
J. W. Fitzmaurice
Rome
John Glennon
Kansas City
John J. Hogan
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