Miners organize local in Crystal Spring
Crystal Spring. Miners meet by Welch call and elect officers to form a United Mine Workers local. President Philip C Reis vice president John Keefer secretary treasurer Wm Priest. Next meeting scheduled for Thursday evening. Burglars robbery at Canal Dover residence of Theo Peters yields $50 cash and papers. Peters is cashier of First National Bank. Fire at Isaiah Green residence suspected incendiary. Canal Dover officers appointed: Philip Geib chief police Wm Seyser deputy George Trans engine driver Alex Kaiser hose rider George Snyder hook and ladder driver. J D B Bold reappointed city solicitor. Austus notes report school election row and women voters. Knights. Greenville men to depart for western fields next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John James
Welch
Canal Dover
Crystal Spring
Frank Welch
Massillon
United Mine Workers
Philip C. Reis
John Keefer
Wm. Priest
Philip Geib
Wm. Seyser
George Trans
Alex Kaiser
Hose River
George Snyder
J. D. B. Bold
O Justus
Austus
A. McClintock
Cwill Lhave
Greenville
Benjamn Walters
Jesse Weidner
A Father's Mistake Ends In Child's Death
The eight month old child of Mr and Mrs Nicholas Tiehl died after the father gave what he believed to be a soothing remedy. The bottle had been refilled with soldering fluid by mistake, leading to a fatal poison. The father is distraught and the parents struggle with the tragedy between this city and Crystal Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Tiehl
Crystal Spring
Has Become A Law Senate Bill 415 Passed The House
A dispatch from Representatives G. W. Wilhelm and Thomas Austin to the Independent reports Senate bill 315 passed this morning. Drafted by Clement Russell it requires county commissioners township trustees and boards of education excluding first class cities to certify funds in the treasury before any contract expenditure is made.
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House
Tae I
G. W. Wilhelm
Thomas Austin
Clement Russell
Boards of Education
Talmage Interview and Ohio Politics at Alliance
Dr Talmage, arriving after a Canton district convention, mingled with Stark county figures but avoided firm political stances. He emphasized preaching morality over party, recalled McKinley’s visit, and declined to discuss the A P A movement while noting his return to Washington for Sunday duties. Also details on election board changes and a May 31 turnover. A runaway wagon scare on Prospect Street ended without damage. Wrights Celery Team promoted for constipation relief.
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Alliance
Keditor Yockey
Talmage
T. Dewitt Talmage
Stark County
Russell House
Lota
J. P. Yockey
Canal Falcon Signal
Canton
McKinley
Ohio
Hope Jeus
Notice to Miners Massillon District Convention Planned
Notice from the Massillon District Massillon Ohio April 21 1896 announces an independent miners organization. It details a district convention set for May 12 1896 to decide whether to rejoin the U M W of A or stay independent. It outlines voting rules credentials and districtwide representation and includes wage schedules and related notices from local agencies and estates.
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Massillon
Massilion
Trades and Labor Assembly
Higerd
Joan J. Mossop
Pre
A. L. WinwiaMs
Sec
Gorman
Jas. Appleby
Tos. Hiscox
Williams
Massillon Operators’ Association
Stark County Workhouse Tales And Canton Politics
Stark County officials debate workhouse management and labor use while Canton politics bubbles. Andrew Pontius touts self sufficiency as prisoners repair roads. debates over bloodhounds costs, grading by merit, and prison conditions feature alongside A P A critiques of Governor McKinley appointees in Canton. Local races, board of elections reshuffle, county fair plans, and transportation projects are urged amid public gossip and political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark County Workhouse
Ita
Board of Elections
Turner
Andrew Jackson Pontins
Mr. Pontius
Character Witnesses in Feicht Case and Related News
In Pirrspuru a master hears rebuttal evidence in the Feicht case with witnesses including Tobias Schott and Francis Strobel confirming Feicht’s reputation. Other testimony from Squire John Johnson and Mattison Darragh supports the issue. Separate items report a Rockville incident where Peter Egbert killed a woman and two children and then Sheriff Divine and a deputy. authorities deem Egbert insane. The Boston Supreme Court deems the veteran preference law unconstitutional. W. T. McGregor named receiver of Huntington Glass Manufacturing. A residence in West Brookhead struck by lightning caused $75 damage. Wright's Celery Tea advertises health benefits.
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Pirrspuru
W. W. Thompson
Henry Fercht
Tobias Schott
Massillon
Francis Strobel
Feicht
John Johnson
Seinkley
Mattison Darragh
Bridgewater
B. ©. Henning
Beaver Falls
IndiaNa
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M. W
Crysta
John Miner
Navarre
Myers & Geukes
Goshorn
Joseph H. Thomas
Canal Street
Humbergers
E. M. Crawshaw
D. J. Wolf
Oxrviniz
Levi Royer
Union Township
Wayne County
Wooster
N.L. Roger
Canan Dover
Guy
A. 8. McClara
Tuscarawas County
Divine
Washington
Brooklyn
the Board OF Elections
Thomas
Election Board
Taylors
Thomas F. Turner
John Thomas
George E. Baldwin
al C. Eynon
W. C. Weirich
H. W. Harris
Frank Shiltz
W. B. Homberger
Independent
Central
Central Committee
Henry Rider
Prospect Street
Main Street
Eric
Wright
Ohio Farmer’ Insurance Company
Ohio Farmers’ Insurance Company
A. Hammersmith & Son
C. V. Hammersmith
East Main Street
Ephraim Royer
Woodland
Eat Greenville
Albert B. Kittinger
Via
Tost. Louis
St. Louis
McCarty & McDowell
A. M. McCarty
St. James
Alec
la Clede
Lindel Hotel
Convention Hall
Major McKinley
Abner McKinley
Mabel
New York
C. R. Miller
Harmon Schriver
Nancy Umbenhor
Bateman
Christian Hoover
Marlboro
Byron Walker
Ida Shaffer
Paria Township
Alpheus Walker
Robertaville
Harvey H. DeHoff
Ida M. Newhouse
Louisville
Frederick Wilhelm
Katie Morganthaler
John+. Evans
Nettie Smith
James M. Ramsey
Joseph B. Slayman
Benjamin F. Fetrow
Beach City
Christena A. Freet
Lawrences Township
Catharine Lorenzo
Wm. Reifsnyder
Wm. J. Reifsnyder
Frank E. McNichols
Charles Urban
Blanche Piper
Henry Redm
Mary Johnson
Emil Seimetz
Catherine Snyder
West Brookfield
Clarence C. Prater
Amelia Schillinger
Canal Fulton
Castos
John W. Myers
George Gauntlett
Middle Creek
Evan Lewis
Charles Evans
East Greenville
Rice
Ft. Wayne
Gauntlett
Evans
Lewis
Pennsylvania
Garuntlett
Heard
Cantontown
Joseph Biechele
Joseph Doumoulin
Atlanta
Commercial Travelers’ Association
Rowanist
F. Turner
Robert T. Tanner
W. H. Snider
Correll
The
Agricultural Society
Court House
Conrad
Driving Park
Bowman
Recorder
Mr. Bowman
Canton Town
Sweet Charity
Canton Bridge Company
Hammond
Bridge Company
Brother Hammond
Charles Courthouse Upham
John P. Jones
North Lawrence
Chionus
Boston
Associated Press
Supreme Court
Huntmnetor
W. Va
W. T. McGregor
Huntington Glass Manufacturing Company
West Brooxhead
William Ickes
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