Two Teachers Appointed in Massillon Schools for New Four Year Courses
A Massillon school board meeting reported approving two teaching appointments in the third and seventh grades, with Emma McLaughlin and Sadie Pontius named to third grade posts and Dessie Graybill promoted to seventh grade. New histories and math text changes were adopted, with French and German added to grammar studies and trigonometr y introduced as a four year mathematics course. Building and desk contracts progress, with the State street grounds project and interior painting underway.
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Board of Education
Pumphrey
Cronebaugh
Jaynes-Meisner
Fraze and Squires
Myers
Wentworth
Channing
United States
Prang
Emma McLaughlin
Danal Fulton
Sadie E. Pontius
Waco
Massillon
Dessie Graybill
L Lian Ulman
State Street
A. F. Portmann
North Street
E P. Converse
East Street
Franklin
West Tremont Street
C. B. Heckman
A. H. Andrews Company
Franklin Building
Ailding
Kgg
Gambling losses and golf clash in Canton news
Canton Aug 12. Harry W Stehr claims 1855 loss at local gambling rooms and Attorney W J Piero seeks restitution from proprietors after Link Andrews vanished with his outfit. County club golf tournament outlines flights and dates while street car crash keeps Rice Irwin semi finals in doubt. Brewery stock advances as site selection nears. James Crevorsie wanted at New Cumberland for a 31 theft. police search continues.
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Canton
Harry W. Stehr
W. J. Piero
Link Andrews
Link
James A. Rice
Rice
W. W. Irwin
Messrs. Rice
Irwin
F. G. Bockius
Evanstein Barrie
John M. Danner
M. E. Everhard
A. 8. Johnston
H. B. Stewart
Henry Weber
G. C. Kimbark
C. E. Clark
James Crevorsie
New Cumberland
Camp Meeting Opened at Lakeside Under Rev Johnson
Lakeside Ohio August 12 The camp meeting began under Rev A T Johnson of Sandusky with music by Prof 8 R Hoover of Cleveland and early devotion by Dr D W Knight of Cleveland. 8 o'clock Bible hour led by Mrs Sara Guyle of Toledo. Meetings run ten days with sermons by visiting conference members and youth gatherings in Bradley temple led by Rev C C Pease of Asbury Cincinnati.
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Lakeside, O
A. T. Johnson
Sandusky
8. R. Hoover
Cleveland
D. W. Knight
Sara ,Guyle
Toledo
J. J. Harshbarger
Fostoria
Bradley Temple
C. C. Pease
Asbury Church
Cincinnati
E. Idleman
Mansfield
Herbert Welsh
Ohio Wesleyan University
A. B. Riker
Mt. Union College
Governor Herrick Plans Early State Campaign Opening
Columbus reports Governor Herrick aims to launch a wide statewide tour beginning in September. The state executive committee will set the opening date, with Bellefontaine a likely site. Herrick will travel in his private car to all eighty eight counties, opening the campaign two weeks earlier than last year.
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Columbus
Herrick
Bellefontaine
QO. K. Shimansky
Newark
Assassination Attempt Foiled in Buenos Aires
Washington reports Minister Beaupre cables that an attempt to assassinate President Quinlan in Buenos Aires yesterday was stopped by an aide de camp who seized the attacker. The assailant is deemed insane.
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Washington
Beaupre
Buenos Ayres
Quinlan
Hospital Notes On New Building And Services
Seventy four patients will be cared for in the new building as grain is stored in barns. Hospital trustees will meet in superintendent Eyman's office to transact regular business and year-end estimates for two years must be prepared for the general assembly. Union Medical Society met at the hospital and will meet in Youngstown in November without officers. Cottage progress is ahead. roof timbers placed and completion hoped by October 1 with seventy four beds. Oats crop cut and stored. one field to be threshed later. Canton Akron Railway service criticized for lack of shelter and waiting room on hospital grounds. Mrs. A B Richardson of Columbus has returned home. Miss Edith Richardson to visit next week.
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Massillon State Hospital
Eyman
General Assembly
Union Medical Society
Youngstown
Canton-Akron Railway Company
A. B. Richardson
Columbus
Mrs. Eyman
Edith Richardson
Prohibitionists Call Stark County Mass Convention
E H Brosius and H Rockhill announce a Stark County Prohibition mass convention on Saturday August 19 1905 at 2 PM in Canton City Hall. They urge every Prohibitionist to attend and extend an invitation to opponents of the saloon to join, citing current liquor traffic concerns.
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E. H. Brosius
8. H. Rockhill
Prohibitionist
Stark County
Canton
Japan ready for war or peace says Tachibana
Lieutenant Tachibana military attache in Washington, former Oyama staffer, declares Japan is equally ready for war or peace. He asserts Oyama is prepared to press on against Gen. Lin and that a battle would follow if peace talks fail, promising a victory surpassing Mukden or Liao Yang.
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Portsmouth
N. H
L Tachibana
Washington
Oyama
Beaconsfield
England
Japan
Byu
Mukden
Liao Yang
Russia's Answer On Peace Talks Reported In Portsmouth
In Portsmouth New Hampshire peace envoys met at 9 36 this morning and adjourned after one hour M Witte delivered Russia's answer to Japan s terms and Japanese envoys asked for time to consider it A further meeting is planned for Monday It is generally believed Russia will resist ceding Sakhalin and paying a one billion dollar indemnity
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Portsmouth
N. H
M. Witte
Russia
Japan
Sakhalin
Shea Re elected President of Teamsters Union
Philadelphia August 12 Cornelius P Shea was re elected president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters by a vote of 121 to 12 1 defeating Daniel Furnan of Chicago in a closely watched ballot.
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Philadelphia
Cornelius P. Shea
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Daniel Furnan
Chicago
Massillon District Coal Mines See Jobs Return
District President Robert Legg of the United Mine Workers reports improving conditions in the Massillon district with miners who left to seek work returning to local mines. Some mines operate intermittently while others run full, suggesting an early fall reopening. demand for coal is prompting operators to restart closed mines. Legg toured the area Thursday to resolve minor troubles and aid locals.
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Robert Legg
United Mine Workers of America
Massillon
Legg
Fraudulent beggar preys on farmers west of town
A man with a ruined home story robs farmers by soliciting aid then fraudulently alters the amounts in a donor book. He records $1.25 as $25 and inflates sums by small increments, aided by a telephone to spread the scam across Tuscarawas township, likely forcing him to seek new locales.
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Tuscarawas
Presbyterian Sunday School Trip By Canal Boat
Presbyterian Sunday school officers arrange a canal boat trip Monday evening leaving Main Street wharf at 4 o'clock. Supper on board, old time songs and recitations planned, boat returns about 9 30. All invited. Dosno's Ointment advertised at 15 cents per jar.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Main Street
A Verdict for Thirteen Cents in West Tremont Street Contract Case
In a West Side dispute over a cellar excavation on West Tremont street, Frank Hardgrove sued William Martin for about $89. The jury awarded thirteen cents to the plaintiff after Martin claimed payment of thirteen cents and Hardgrove admitted a grocery bill applied to the count. Hardgrove plans an appeal.
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Frank Hardgrove
William Martin
Squire W
Spidle
George Kratsch
Messrs. Martin
Hardgrove
Hardigove
Martin
Christ
Lucius
Foreman
Mathias English
Joseph Snyder
Gold Missing From Dentist Office Robbery Report
Chief of Police arrested William Buchanan on a Saturday morning charge of stealing about twenty dollars worth of gold from Dr. K. M. Hoge’s dental office in the Sechworm building on East Main Street. Hoge filed the affidavit after Buchanan was caught rifling drawers in the work room on Friday. He reported missing scrap gold and gold plate and noted Buchanan sometimes did odd jobs at the office.
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Ertle
William Bucahnan
West Side
K. M. Hoge
Sechworm Building
East Main Street
Dr. Hoge
Bell
Buchanan
Miller Newstetter Reunion Planned at Walter Home
The ninth annual Miller Newstetter family reunion will be held at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Walter in West Brookfield on Thursday August 17, 2005. An arranged program of addresses recitations and music promises an unusually pleasant time for all attending members and friends.
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Miller-Newstetter
John R. Walter
West Brookfield
Postmaster General Orders Rural Carrier Holidays
Postmaster General Cortelyou issues Order No 5 suspending service on rural free delivery routes for New Year’s Day Washington’s Birthday Memorial Day Independence Day Labor Day and Thanksgiving Day as designated by the President each year.
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Cortelyou
Washington
Henri Murger’s Coats and the Two Garments Tale
A French writer recalls Henri Murger’s poverty era. With one shabby suit, Murger borrows an old coat, inked to fit, then borrows a new coat that finally suits him. A generous friend insists the coat may bear any wear, cheering Murger’s miseries with humor.
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Henri Murger
Vie de Bohere
Murger
Feaven
The Mud Dauber Wasp
In summer the mud dauber wasp gathers mud at streams and walls to build tubular cells. She lays a single egg inside each cell and provisions it with captured spiders. The larva feeds on the spiders as it develops, while the mother hunts with precision and defends her nursery.
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McCook
Harpers Magazine
Old Man of the Mountain origin and the assassin secret
The title Old Man of the Mountain refers to Hassan Ben Sablal who founded a powerful Syrian dynasty about year 100. Banished, he dwelled in Mount Lebanon and led a faction called Assassins. They terrorized Christians Jews and Turks and obeyed his orders to kill for his cause, giving rise to the term assassin.
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Hassan Ben Sab- Lal
Syria
Mount Lebanon
Assas
Gusbey
Jits We Might Have A Famous Writer Quote
A famous writer asserts that man generally lives only up to twenty two years and endures many evils, yet people still risk love, intrigue, and war as if they would live forever, continuing to plan grand schemes despite the fearsome outlook.
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Lfe
Regulation on Youth Schoolmasters by The London Post
A London Post remark condemns an old rule requiring every schoolmaster under thirty to be banished from education for a year. It argues that only those with broad life experience grasp the true scope of schooling, warning against a narrow view of the school course.
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Sncum
London Post
Enjoy What You Have In Good Health And Air
A Boston Traveler quip urges readers to value their health and breath fresh air, criticizing constant self-criticism. The fragment emphasizes appreciating current well being and wellness rather than worry or fret.
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Boston
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