Suter Dies After Fall and Pneumonia in Massillon
Mrs Mina Suter 68 died at home of her daughter Mrs Manias Harrold 98 Henry Street Massillon of pneumonia after a fall two months earlier left her with limited mobility. Born Wertemberg Germany she immigrated in 1857 and had four children. Funeral at Harrold residence and St John’s Evangelical Church with burial in Massillon cemetery. John Forbes died in Akron of apoplexy his body to Massillon for services at 7 Second Street. Mrs J Harvey Stantz funeral held Navanne United Brethren church five day old child died same day as mother.
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Mina Suter
Manias Harrold
Henry Street
Suter
Wertemberg
Germany
Frederick W. Breckel
Breckel
James Suter
Frank Albright
G. ¥. Breckel
Laura M. Breckel
Massillon
Harrold
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Ladies’ Society of
St. John’s Church
John Forbes
Akron
Frank Heyman
Second Street
Tammany Hall
MHS
J. Harvey Stantz
Navanne
J. Harvey Stants
United Brethren Church
Sty
Sheleay
Sit
First Strawberries Reach Local Market From the South
The first strawberries arrive at the local market from the South priced 30 to 40 cents a quart. The cocoanut season opens. Wholesale price runs 83.75 per hundred. Bananas and other tropical fruits show an enormous and unusually abundant crop this year.
Taken to the hospital and the insistent case
Thomas Raymond of 26 Bucher street was adjudged insane by Judge Aungst Thursday and removed to the state hospital. He was not violent but talked to himself and ignored others. The notice includes medical ad copy for digestive aids and local advertisers, with testimonials about relief from various conditions and products.
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Thomas Raymond
Bucher Street
Aungst
State Hospital
Raymond
Regular firing hour observed at Stanwood mine
District Mine Inspector Miller, in the city Friday morning, reported he investigated Stanwood mine after complaints that promiscuous firing endangered workers. He said firing is now observed at Stanwood as at all mines and done simultaneously, per a request from the recently held miners convention in this city.
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Miller
Stanwood
Catfish and Bass War At Luna Lake Reporting
Deputy Game Warden Dangeleisen plans a fall action to exterminate carp in Luna lake by netting near spatterdocks and guiding them into gill-nets. He will release marble catfish and bags into the river, reservoir, and Luna lake after spawning. He also discusses fate of songbirds held in captivity and vows to act if not freed.
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Dangeleisen
Fish and Game Commission
Luna Lake
Gill Netter clash ends in fatal wounding at Long Lake
Wardens Ruckel and Fox confronted gill netters Frye and Wages near Akron on Long Lake. Frye opened fire as Ruckel boarded their boat. Ruckel returned fire, Frye was mortally wounded, Wages captured and jailed, Bucket lightly injured. Wardens released by county prosecutor Friday morning.
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Gill Netters
Edward Frye
Long Lake
Akron
Lunt Lake
Associated Press
Ruckel
Fox
Longlaxe
Frye
Frank Wages
Bucket
Foley's Honey and Tar and DeWitt's Early Risers Ad
An old advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures stubborn coughs and strengthens the lungs while DeWitt's Little Early Risers cleanse the system. The copy lists Rider & Snyder and Charles W. Cupples in Tremont and Main streets as sources.
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DeWitt
Lever
E. C. Boice
Somers Point
Chas
W. Cupples
W. Tremont St
Rider & Snyder
Main St
Foley
Charles W. Cupples
West Tremont
Latreet
East Main Street
West Tremont Street
School Building Plans Referred for Richville Avenue
At a regular board of education meeting, plans for a new Richville avenue school estimated at 48000 were referred to the building committee to confer with the architect and seek cost reductions. A petition by 200 residents urged swift construction. bills and payrolls were approved before adjournment.
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Committee On
Richville Avenue
Board of Education
East Street
O. K. Young
Leard
West Sile
Odd Fellows Celebrate Eighty-Second Anniversary in Massillon
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows Massillon and Sippo lodges with the Daughters of Rebekah held a North Erie street hall gathering Friday. Recitations, declamations and songs framed the program with Rev. J. J. Wilson delivering an address on the order’s virtues.
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Order of Odd Fellows
Massillon
Sippo
Rebekah
Erie Street
J. J. Wilson
Wilson
Tobias Schott
Canton
Home Guards of America
Massillon Society
G. J. Etbin
Privileges Granted to Prison Clerk Michael Bar
Michael Bar, assigned to a clerical shop position at the penitentiary, enjoys many privileges not given to ordinary prisoners. He avoids convoy marches and meal seating with convicts, may move within the walls, and is placed in second grade with serial number 83,884. If confinement lasts four more months and conduct remains solid, he will be promoted to first grade and remains hopeful for a quick pardon.
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Michael Bar
Bar
Elective system debate at Ohio State University talk
President W O Thompson spoke to Bi-County Teachers Association on elective education, noting shifts of responsibility to students and the value of home training. He warned of failures and praised old systems, with remarks on specialization and early childhood development amid musical interludes and church associations.
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W. O. Thompson
Ohio State University
Middle West
Thompson
Cuslome
Dr. Thompson
Elizabeth Mayhew
Christian Church
J. L Wilson
Li Hung Chang appeals as empress dowager resigns
Washington dispatch reports the empress dowager appointing a three member board to relieve her of public functions with Li Hung Chang and Prince Kung in Pekin. The board, including Jung Lu, may complicate foreign relations as the Cuban Commission nears a Platt amendment recommendation by the constitutional convention.
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Washington
Associated Press
Pekin
State Department
Sian F'n
Prince Ching
Prince Kung
Sian Fu
Jung Lu
Li Hung Chang
Commission
Famine in Shan Li Province Reaches Eleven Million
A Pekin dispatch signed by Li Hung Chang reports a severe famine spreading across Shan Li province. Over eleven million people are affected, urgent relief is needed, and immediate appeal is warranted. The Christian Herald plans to raise funds to aid the famine-stricken district.
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New York
Associated Press
The
Christian Herald
Pekin
Li Hung Chang
Shan Li
Cuban Commissioners Visit U S President on Reciprocity Call
Cuban commissioners met the President before departing. Senor Capote urged immediate action to adopt a reciprocity treaty. The President said a commission would be appointed for the purpose as soon as the Cuban government was organized.
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Wasume Rox
Associated Press
Senor Capote
United States
Cuban Democrats Open Campaign Rally at Matanzas
The Cuban Democrats announce their campaign opening in Matanzas on Sunday. The platform supports Platt Amendment acceptance and backs Governor General Wood. Scheduled speakers include Senor Giberga Senor Munturo Senor Hermandez Senor Pierra and Senor Garcia.
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Havana
Associated Press
Matangis
Wood
Senor Giberga
Senor Munturo
Senor Hermandez
Sener Pierra
Senor Garcia
Glance at This Proclaims Infinite Value in Remedies
An old promotional blurb cites Pope and laments back pain. It urges Mrs. B C White of Danner Street to buy Dean's Kidney Pills from drugstores via Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Claims of kidney cure and family testimonials accompany price 50 cents per box. Remember the Dean's name and avoid substitutes.
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Pope
B.C. White
Danner Street
Baltzlys
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
U. S
Dean’s
City debt reduced to $68,620 by clerk payment
Saturday morning the city reduced its indebtedness by $1,000, with City Clerk Seaman paying the amount to the First National Bank of Baronsville, holder of the Cedar Street improvement bonus. The total funded and unfunded debt now stands at $68,620.
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Seaman
First National Bank
Baronsville
Cedar Street
Hospital Notes Spotlight Spring Grounds and Baseball Club
Weather halted hospital grounds work as snow lingers and soil dries. The institution plans a baseball club to challenge state teams, with improved diamond and new landscaping by landscape gardener Haerlin. Dr. H C Eyman will attend Cleveland College exercises, and Miss Myra Churchill Holmes entertained patients with readings and music.
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H. C. Eyman
Cleveland
Cleveland College of Physicians and Surgeons
Eyman
Myra Churchill Holmes
Institution
Miss Holmes
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Eston
Haerlin
John Robinson's Show Promises Monopolized Spectacle
John Robinson touts his traveling show as offering more and better quality for a higher price, denying swindling claims. He highlights a masterpiece titled King Solomon, His Temple, and the Queen of Sheba with sacred realism and grand processions as a key attraction.
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Solomon
Queen of Sheba
Salomon
Western Rates Reduced For Travel To Western States
Rates reduced one way will apply from Chicago via the Wisconsin Central Railway to Minnesota North Dakota Montana Idaho Oregon Washington and British Columbia every Tuesday from February 12 to April 30. For details inquire at nearest ticket agent or contact T D Campbell D P A Cincinnati and C E Johnson D P A Pittsburg.
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Western
Chicago
Wisconsin Central Railway
Minnesota
North Paketi
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
T.D. Campbell
Carew
Cincinnati
C. E. Johnson
Park Building
Pittsburg
Tos
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