Devereux Brother Hood Disclaims Acts of Grand Chief Arthur
The Devereux division of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers disclaims responsibility for acts by Grand Chief P. M. Arthur who rode on the Big Consolidated cars in Cleveland and stated he would do so when needed. Twenty nine months after McKinley’s inauguration and two years since the Dingley tariff, wealth has risen under protection. Astor’s snubs by the Prince of Wales may reflect broader England US tensions. The Ohio Republican clubs plan vigorous campaigning for November, though John P. Jones’s inclusion on the committee is questioned. Charles Goodnow’sShanghai consul general decision to halt arms from Canton to Luzon earns praise.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
P. M. Arthur
Consolidated
Cleveland
William McKinley
United States
Grover Cleveland
William Waldorf Astor
Prince of Wales
Astor
England
Ohio League of Republican Clubs
Isperexpest
John P. Jones
North Lawrence
League
Charles Goodnow
Shanghai
Canton
Luzon
G. W. Peters
Philippines
Harper's Weekly
the Century
New York
Peters
Otis
Mr. Peters
Australia
Ohio League of Republican Clubs expands campaign efforts
Advisory board members accelerate organizing drive as the Ohio League of Republican Clubs grows to over one hundred chapters. The article notes broad support, anticipated enrollment of many more clubs, and ongoing GOP campaign impact across cities and counties.
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Ohio League of Republican Clubs
Twenty-Round Draw Fights and Reunion At Carron
The thirtieth annual reunion of the 104th O V I began in the Carron Tabernacle with an invocation by Rev C E Manchester and an address of welcome from Mayor Roberson. Massillon veterans attended as W G Bentley of Salem presided. Earlier, four hundred Canton Sporting Club members watched Billy Moore of Canton and Dan McGuire of Boston fight to a draw in a heavyweights bout at Matt Bast Meyer's Lake. Moore broke a wrist. McGuire, possibly also Moore, is tied to the Northwest heavyweight scene. Canton officers and Sheriff Zaiser oversaw order. Courthouse officials celebrate a newborn grandson for Mrs Harvey Zaiser. Piles remedy ad ends.
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Carron
104Th O. V. 1
Tabernacle
C. E. Manchester
Robertson
W. G. Bentley
Salem
Massillon
Canton
Billy Moore
Dan McGuire
Boston
Matt Bast
Meyer’s Lake Place
Bennett
Moore
McGuire
Northwest
McCoy
Tommy Ryan
Zaiser
Court House
Harvey Zaiser
Daniel Stanford
North Lawrence
Canton Curfew Ordinance Passes After Surprise Vote
Canton council votes 12 to 0 to regulate juvenile curfew, setting December 1 to April 1 limit at 10 PM and April 1 to December 1 limit at 9 PM. Offenders risk being sent home by officers and parents notified. repeat violations may incur fines up to five dollars.
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Canton
Tol
David Styer
Massillon
R. A. Pinon
Sarah Styer
Caroline Baus
Mary A. Youngblood
Blanche M. Youngblood
Frank Youngblood
McKinley Purchases Cottage Home in Canton
President McKinley buys the property known as the McKinley cottage at North Market street and Louis avenue for 14500 with possession in October. The home is their first in town and a campaign memory. Lot size 100 by 244 feet. Veranda shows wear from the 1896 campaign.
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Caxton
McKinley
City Board of Equalization
Reed
Thomas W. Casselman
J. A. Bliss
Robert Murray
Waco
Aultman Hospital
Explosion at Central mine causes splinters and debris
A dynamite blast at the Central mine shed west of the city blew the structure skyward at 1:30 Monday afternoon. Forty five pounds of dynamite detonated with no injuries reported as the shed and debris were hurled into the air.
Military Company to Undergo Final Exam and Be Christened
Captain W A Clark of Massillon says Examining Surgeon Smith of Canton has called, final examinations are arranged, the roster sent to Columbus, and the unit may be christened this week or next. It will likely bear the letter F and will be connected with the Eighth regiment.
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Smith
W. A. Clark
Massillon
Canton
Columbus
Clark
Ratchford Condemns Idaho Permit System in Mining Tour
M D Ratchford of the National Industrial Commission, back in Massillon, criticizes Idaho’s permit system as a severe abridgment of private contract and a blot on state justice. He notes two hundred men kept in the Coeur dAlenes bull pen under martial law and urges a more humane, cooperative approach between operators and miners nationwide.
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Ratchford
M. D. Ratchford
National Industrial Commission
Massillon
Washington
Idaho
Coeur a’Alenes
Utah
Colorado
Montana
Fifty Doctors Attend Quarterly Union Medical Meeting in Massillon
The twelfth quarterly session of the Union Medical Association of Northeast Ohio is held in Massillon with fifty doctors present. Morning in the mayor's court room, afternoon at the state hospital by Superintendent Richardson. Officers Brannan and Jacobs attend. Jacobs acts as secretary. Absent officers are Starr, Goodrich, Seiler, and Bowman. Dr. Baker of Cleveland lectures on Sinus Thrombosis. Dr. Sawyer of Cleveland presents on Kidney points in Heart Disease.
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Twelth
Union Medical Association of
Northeastern Ohio
Massillon
Richardson
State Hospital
T. H. Brannan
Canal Dover
H. H. Jacobs
Akron
Jacobs
Starr
Hudson
Goodrich
Sandyville
Seiler
Bowman
A. R. Baker
Cleveland
Joh P. Sawyer
Sawyer
Two Voting Places Planned for August 19
The local Democratic central committee met in Justice Franz's office with Morgan and Goudy absent to set two polling sites on August 19. One will be at the city prison and the other in a tent near the W. and L. E. station, open from dawn to closing. Hood's Sarsaparilla promoted as a blood purifier for troubles of the blood kidneys stomach and liver.
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Democratic Central Committee
Messrs. Morgan
Goudy
Justice Franz
City
Tragedy in Greentown: Mother and Daughter Die in Quarry
In Greentown, Emory Wise reports his wife Katherine killed their daughter Ruth Swartz and later died by suicide. Ruth suffered four throat wounds, a struggle left marks on her left hand and shoulder. Mrs Wise allegedly threatened Dr Harry Hanson and both bodies to be buried together. Funeral set for Tuesday.
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Greentown
Schufeller
Ruth Swartz
Katherine Wise
Stark County
Emory A. Wise
Akron
Borst Celery
Harry Hanson
Thousand Dollar Blaze at Julius Hug's Factory Navarre
Fire destroyed part of Julius Hug's furniture factory in Navarre this morning. Loss about $1,000 insured. Flames began in the roof over the boiler. Navarre fire company and bucket brigade aided quickly. Origin of the fire is unknown.
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Julius Hug
Navarre
Navarre Fire Company
Ridenbaugh couple to open Cleveland restaurant
Mr and Mrs John Ridenbaugh, married last Thursday, departed Monday for Cleveland to open a restaurant if a suitable location is found. Mrs Ridenbaugh previously lived in Cleveland. Mr Ridenbaugh has resigned his post as a teamster for a local coal firm.
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Ridenbaugh
John Ridenbaugh
Cleveland
Begin Work This Week On Street Fair Front And Booths
Mayor Wise announced that street fair preparations would start this week including front and booth work. The piece also discusses the 1900 presidential race with hints of a possible dark horse candidate and the influence of popularity on campaigns and remedies like Hostetter's Stomach Bitters and Slussers Vegetable Pills as favored treatments.
Nervine credited with life saving cure for Ohio executive
Mr. P. W. Hebebrand president of Ohio Pipe Covering Co. in Cleveland testifies that Dr Miles Nervine saved his life. He was a nervous wreck unable to work, doctors failed to help, but Nervine gave prompt relief and a complete cure. He is now in good health and has gained weight.
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P. W. Hebebrand
Pres
Ohio Pipe Covering Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Miles’ Nervine
Miles
Tam
Embezzlement charges loom as town court case goes on
In police court J F Brown called Embezzlement suspect John Hossimer pleaded guilty to assault and was fined. Hassimer claimed memory loss after a night in town, while a peanut stand owner described abuse. A Sharon officer pursued J E Brown of Gately & Company but lacked requisition papers and returned home. One drunk charged by the mayor.
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Wittmann
J. F. Brown
John Hossimer
Wise
Hogsimer
Sarah Baker
West Main Street
Hassimer
Clay Street
Sharon
J. E. Brown
Gately & Company
Pittsburg
Brown
Young
Strike Victory for furnace workers in Virginia Coal strike
The Virginia Coal Coke and Iron Company furnace men won their strike demanding a 15 percent wage increase. The report notes the industrial action at Mipplesoro Kentucky dated August 9 with Associated Press attribution. A separate ad line promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills, listing a $100 reward claim, and endorsements of F Cheney & Co and several Toledo wholesalers.
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Mipplesoro, Ky
Associated Press
Virginia Coal, Coke & Iron Company
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. Cheney
West & Titlax
Waupine, Kinnan & Marvin
Colorado Special Round Trip from Chicago to Colorado
Passengers can travel round trip from Chicago to Denver Pueblo and Colorado Springs for 31.50 with return valid until September 30, 1899. The Colorado Special departs Chicago at 10 a.m. daily arriving in Denver 2:55 p.m. next day and to Colorado Springs the same evening. Dining car meals are offered. Pacific Express runs 10:30 p.m. daily with same daytime arrival pattern. Inquiries to D W Aldridge or local connecting line agents.
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Chicago & North-Western Railway
Chicago
Denver
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Pacific Express
D. W. Aldridge
Arcade
Cleveland
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