Lieding Leaves After German Letter Sparks Fear
Mrs. Lieding fears her husband August has vanished after he told seven children and her he would attend church and instead sailed for Germany. A German letter mailed in Canton says he must go to Germany to settle his parents estate valued at $3,000. Lieding, a coal miner, may be seeking to quiet the sorrow of his absence from Massillon and Go'stock.
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August Lieding
Massillon
Go'stock
Germany
Old Country
Saxony
Mr. Lieding
Lieding
Italians Allegedly Steal Purse In Canton Commuter Incident
Mrs. Louis Hamaker of Canton visited Massillon and left a purse on a street car seat containing 14.75. Two Navarre Italians fled toward the hospital area after alighting at the line turn. Bystander Keller pursued with his horse and caught them about a mile past Navarre. the purse and 50 cents were missing.
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Louis Hamaker
Canton
Massillon
Lee
Burd
Erie Street
Navarre
Keller
Farewell Sermon Marks Weber Departing Massillon Faith Chapel
The Rev. O. W. Weber preached his farewell sermon as pastor of Faith Lutheran chapel in Massillon on Sunday. After the service he left at 2 13 this morning for Avalon Pennsylvania to serve his new congregation. A call was extended to the Rev. W. N. Harley of Canton at Sunday morning meeting.
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O. W. Weber
Massillon
Faith Lutheran Chapel
Mr. Weber
Avalon
Congregation of Faith Chapel
W. N. Harley
Canton
Instant death ends Fred Hoffman's day of wooing
Fred Hoffman aged 26 an employee at Deuber works Canton was instantly killed Sunday evening while waiting for a Canton bound Valley train. He napped on the platform along the track and was struck by a late arriving train. The body was taken to Canton. Miss Cora Shorb, guest of Miss Justa Siebold, returned to Cleveland on Sunday.
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Fred Offman
Fred Hoffman
Deuber Works
Canton
Hoffman
Cora Shorb
Justa Siebold
Cleveland
White House to Host Admiral Dewey in July Reception
Washington July 31 President McKinley will give a simple reception at the White House for Admiral Dewey upon his Washington arrival. A dinner may follow with the vice president cabinet members and their wives invited. Dewey will sit at Mrs McKinley’s right with the president opposite his wife. An art centerpiece and gold table service are planned for the dining room.
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Washreton
McKinley
Admiral Dewey
White House
Washington
Bingham
Hobart
Hay
Dewey Says He Did Not Confirm German War Quote
Trieste dispatch notes Admiral Dewey refusing to affirm or deny newspaper reports that he said the next war would be with Germany. He remained aboard the Olympia at lunch with Captain Lamberton and later met U.S. Consul Hossfeld. The Herald defends publishing Boyland’s interview while lamenting its transmission.
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Trieste
Admiral Dewey
New York
Germany
Dewey
Lamberton
United States
Hossfeld
The
Herald
Halstead Boyland
Boyland
Funeral of Luetgert Held in Chicago Hall
Thousands attend the Luetgert funeral at Northwest Turner hall. His children near a floral pillow bear his line Our father's words I am innocent. Lawrence Harmon urges Louisa Luetgert to clear the family name and reunite with the innocent children.
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ChicaGo
Adolph L. Luetgert
Joliet Penitentiary
Turner Hall
Luetgert
Lawrence Harmon
Louisa Luetgert
Buried in the sand two boys die and others saved
In Cuya River near Curanoca Falls three boys Irving and Russell Jones and Arthur Hawn sheltered from a shower in a sand bank. The bank caved in a boulder struck Irving Jones fatally, while the other two were only bruised. Irving, 12, was the son of Thomas Jones. In Levo, Ohio, Mayor Jones offered petitions for an independent gubernatorial bid, inviting supporters to request blank forms to petition the secretary of state. In Steubenville, an engine and three dirt cars on a Portland switch derailed after a loose car pushed them down grade, injuring engineer Mel Lewis and dumping the crew safely.
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Irving
Russell Jones
Arthur Hawn
Cuyahoga
Irving Jones
Thomas Jones
Levo
Trade and Labor Assembly of Ohio
Jones
Steubenville
Portland
Mel Lewis
Trans ports Hancock Brings Nebraska Utah Units to Pacific
The Hancock arrived from Manila with Nebraska volunteers and Utah battery, bound for San Francisco. Pennsylvania and Nebraska troops ashore together at Nagasaki and Yokohama enjoyed local tours, with Pennsylvanians reportedly unhappy with rationing on the Senator. Hawkins suffers stomach trouble and is confined aboard, as officers fall ill. The Tenth Pennsylvania escort committee and reporters travel west via special car. Senator Muenlbrunner leads the welcome effort at San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Hancock
Manila
Nebraska Volunteers
Utah Battery
Pennsylvania Boys
Nagasaki
Yokohama
Pennsylvania
Nebraska Boys
Tokio
Hawkins
Curiaco
Tenth Pennsylvania Escort Committee
Pirisbere
Tenth Escort
Panhandle
Tenth Regiment
Charles A. Muenlbrenner
President McKinley Resting at Champlain Hotel
Mrs. McKinley continues to improve steadily at the Champlain Hotel in Clinton County New York. On Sunday the president stayed in, walked with Commander Buckingham and later with Dr. Rixey, while weather grew cold and frost is possible. Students at the Catholic Summer School of America hope for a visit once Mrs. McKinley’s health permits.
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Hote
Champlain
Clinton County
N. Y
McKinley
Commander Buckingham
Navy
Rixey
Catholic Summer School of America
Jealousy sparks fatal shooting in Curcaca home
Gio vanni Chellino, an Italian resident, shot his wife Isabella after a quarrel in their Curcaca home at 192 Forquer Street. She died ten minutes later. He then shot himself in the head, and it is feared he will not survive.
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Curcaca
Giovanni Chellino
Isabella
Forquer Street
Anxious to Help a King Thlea Party Suspicious of Demands
A light street car exchange frames a King Oscar joke from the Washington Star. A heavyset man in a purple tie asks who the King of Sweden is and whether Oscar has friends. He fears bias against the Swede and ponders the risk of the umpire being targeted.
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Beau
King Oscar
Oscar
King
Sweden
Geddup
Hei
Washington Star
Consulting a Woman Doctor and Mrs Pinkham’s Aid
A female reader discusses the strain of male examinations on women and urges seeking Mrs Pinkham’s confidential guidance. The Baltimore testimonial claims seven bottles of Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cured ovarian trouble, praising Mrs Foreman’s letter as representative of many similar endorsements from grateful patients.
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Pintham
John Tonuwan
Woodberry Ave
Baltimore
Foreman
Bi tion as president at Univ California and other items
Notices of Benjamin Ide Wheeler receiving notice as UC president, Queen Wilhelmina removing Waterloo reliefs, Joe Juneau's sudden death from pneumonia, and assorted quotes about eight hour workdays. A tale of a reforming drunkard follows with a stamp guiding fate.
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Bition
Univ
California
Wilhelmina
Joe Juneau
Juneau
Alaska
America
Kipling
Twain
Theodore
Duke
Vanenn
Goraria
Notice of Appointment Incomplete Personnel Change
Notice of appointment seems garbled. The readable elements indicate a late 2010 appointment involving Ans Cooney and a deceased individual. Details such as exact dates, offices, and authorities are unclear in the text.
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Raa
Ans Cooney
Inva
Rensgoy
Tarerstansr
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