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Newspaper

Massillon Independent

Location

Massillon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1901

Page

7

SOME CITY AFFAIRS Its Pecuniary Features Now Being Given Attention

City survey work on widening Grape street to 40 feet prompts land donations from township property owners and a projected cost near 8500 with most grading expenses borne by the township. Sewer costs and route for Walnut street sewer trigger ongoing financial debate led by Lewis. Milkmen protest pending ordinance opposing licensing and extra inspections. Derelict Board of Revision questions arise as to recent meetings and legal duties.

Board of Revision Howard Grape Street Elass Jeremiah Schwier Walnut Street Lewis Massillon Dairymen's Association Office of Attorney

Wage talks settle for glass bottle makers union

The wage committees of the National Green Glass Bottle Manufacturers' Association and the Green Glass Bottle Blowers' Union reached an amicable settlement on August 3 in Arpamic Cin. Wages are to decrease ten percent, apprenticeships to remain steady, and no rise in town jar prices was agreed. A follow up meeting with Flint glass blowers is planned.

Arpamic Cin N. d National Green Glass Bottle Manufacturers’ Association Green Glass Bottle Blowers’ Union Hayes Glass Blowers’ Union Green Glass Blowers’ Union

Binder finds his wife in boarding house dispute

John Binder of Homestead Pennsylvania arrived in the city Saturday night to confront his runaway wife who runs a boarding house on George street with their four children. She claims divorce proceedings and says Binder was cruel, she will not live with him or surrender the children. Binder swore out a warrant for Martin Theil, a boarder suspected as a rival for his wife's affections. The mayor ordered all parties to appear Monday afternoon. Mrs. Binder had moved to Massillon months ago.

John Binder Homestead George Street Binder Martin Theil Mrs. Binder Massillon

Outings of the bands at local lakes

The Harmonia band plans its annual outing at Turkeyfoot Lake this Saturday August 17 and will stay several days. The Military band has no outing plans yet, though it typically spends a week or ten days at Chippen Lake with member William Ertle camping there. The Marine band will discuss plans tonight and many members favor Zoar for a trip.

Harmonia

Building boom advances with new dwellings in city

Over $3,400 in permits issued to H J Walters F A Sieberg and Miss Emma Hammer for four room frame dwelling in Waechter street two brick six room houses on Pike street and a four room dwelling on Elizabeth street. Sealed plans anticipate occupancy by September for several blocks including the Bammerlin McClymonds expansion in South Erie street with many rooms leased. Burd plans Muskingum Street flats and Charles street roof completion within weeks.

F. A. Sieberg Pike Street H. L. Walters Emma Hammer Waechter Street Sieberg Miss Hammer Elizabeth Street

Watermelons and remedies in a small town notice

A Watermelon expert extols ripe Virginy melons while warning of seedier striped fruit elsewhere. A Deming Indiana parent shares a teething diarrhoea remedy using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, noting quick relief for an eleven month old. Local sellers KE. S. Craig Z T. Baltzly Rider Snyder.

O. P. M. Holliday Deming Ind Chamberlain KE. S. Craig Z T. Baltzly Rider & Snyder

Butchers Immune to Consumption Says Meat Dealers

A New York Mail and Express excerpt reports belief that butchers do not suffer from consumption. It quotes a Washington market veteran who claims no butcher he knows has had lung disease, suggesting fresh meat atmosphere or stall life may fortify lungs and noting no special care or drink habits.

Washington Colorado Egypt Pike’s Peak New York Mail and Express

Dogs and women thoughts from old magazine essays

A collection of musings on dogs noting varieties and traits including foxhounds deerhounds greyhounds staghounds and the Italian greyhound with remarks on their hunting and speed. Also a McClure's Magazine excerpt argues women cannot boss each other and will remain as helpers though they may influence men.

Martin McClure

Kaffir Banking Method Described in 19th Century Text

The article explains a communal banking scheme among Kaffirs where a designated banker handles all funds. Purchases are paid from the bag after counting, and witnesses call out individual debts. After all transactions, the group reconciles accounts and disperses.

Low excursion rates to West and Northwest by railroad

The Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway offers two ten day periods in August and September with very low round trip fares from Chicago to St Paul Minneapolis Duluth Hot Springs Deadwood Lead City Denver Pueblo Colorado Springs Ogden Salt Lake City and more. Tickets valid on all trains with multiple route choices and Famous Pioneer Limited and Government Fast Mail services. Information from F A Miller General Passenger Agent Old Colony Building Chicago. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve advertised with local dealers.

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis Petargerortenauiss Itaarel Duluth Minn Hot Springs 8. C Deadwood Lead City Ang Tout Denver Pueblo Colorado Springs Ogden Salt Lake City Utah Missouri River Pioneer U.S Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul F. A. Miller Old Colony Building

Rational diet and passion in old philosophy quotes

The excerpt discusses food values and diet balance citing oysters equals an egg and a vegetarian bulk issue, praises Scottish oatment with milk, and quotes Dr Hutchinson on dietetics. It shifts to willpower and passion, comparing passion to fire and a tyrant over man, urging mastery over one’s impulses.

Dr. Hutchinson

Emancipation Debate Quips On Male Superiority

A Boston Transcript excerpt records a debate where a speaker questions female emancipation, asking how male superiority can be shown if women are his equal, highlighting a clash over gender equality.

Tibbetts Burton Boston Transcript

County Fair Admits Night Visitors Cheaper Now

Stark County Agricultural Society reduced night admission from 25 to 15 cents and cut grand stand charges. The fair begins Monday, September ?, and runs five days with night events on September 8, 4 and 5. Secretary Lebman said attractions would fill each evening, lights to be upgraded, with instrumental music in Art and Horticultural halls. Historical ad copy about a cough remedy ends the notice.

Stark County Agricultural Society Lebmian Electric Light Company Sun Vapor Lights Company

Couch Case Dismissed After Missing Witnesses

The state against J. B. Couch for embezzlement of American Home Association funds was dismissed by Mayor Wise after prosecution witnesses failed to appear. The Mayor stated there was nothing left to do but discharge Couch. Also mentions Kodol Dyspepsia Cure advertisement and addresses Chase Cupples and Rider & Snyder.

J. B. Couch American Home Association Wise Couch Chase Cupples West Tremont Street Rider & Snyder East Main Street

Eczema Cure Praised by Michigan Attorney

James J. Brown of St. Ignace, Michigan, attests that after years of suffering and spending hundreds of dollars, Dr. A. W. Chase's Ointment cured his eczema on one leg and relieved itching piles. He notes three boxes completed the cure and credits the ointment with restoring comfort and sleep. Ointment sold for 50 cents a box by Buffalo, New York retailers.

A. W. Chase James J. Brown St. Ignace Michigan S. Sayy Med. Co Buffalo N. Y Dr. Chase Chase Dr. A. W. Chase

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