Democratic Crescents and Campaign Winds Across States
A 1901 survey notes Democratic strength in several states, discusses Virginia constitution reform, Tom Johnson’s Ohio presidential bid, Nebraska school endowment, and Republican Delaware campaign plans led by Foraker Hanna Nash Nippert. Reports on Ohio politics, rural mail expansion, electric railways, and Tillman’s lynching remarks warn of regional tensions shaping the year’s contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Johnson
Colonel Kilbourne
Ohio
John R. McLean
Kilbourne
McLean
Rumor Everett Moore Syndicate Affects Massillon Plant
Circulation in Massillon on Tuesday claimed the Everett Moore syndicate of Cleveland has secured an option on the Massillon Light Heat and Power Company plant. Officials could not be reached for denial or verification of the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Everett-Moore Syndicate
Cleveland
Massillon Light, Heat and Power Company
Hundred Year Clubs Promote Longevity Through Stomach Health
An article touts long life via proper digestion and endorses Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a strength remedy for dyspepsia, indigestion, belching, insomnia, nervousness, and other ailments. It claims the tonic cleanses blood, treats malaria and fever, and urges readers to obtain the genuine product. A separate note advertises lime and fertilizer row corn seed with J. S. Crow of Navarre for inquiries.
Schuster Brewing reports record beer output and taxes
The Schuster Brewing Company posts a year with 14 337 barrels of beer produced, a gain of 3146 from the prior year, and 26 523 45 paid to the government in revenue at 1 85 per barrel. Auto delivery may be explored. North West street brewery draws visitors and remains highly modern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Schuster
Schuster Brewing Company
Schuster
Massillon
Schuster Company
North West Street
End of Dull Season at Russell and Company
The dull season at Russell and Company's shop continues as inventories near. Several hundred workers have been laid off while operations pause until fall. Russell Engine Company remains busier with a new frame blacksmith building completed and a large steam hammer installed and in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell & Company
Russell Engine Company
Massillon and Canton May Host Ohio Building Meeting
J E Johns and C G King of Massillon Loan and Building Company and R H Day and Postmaster L A Koons of Massillon visit Portsmouth for the Ohio Building Association League annual meeting. They consider jointly inviting the organization to Massillon Canton to hold sessions in Stark County, possibly at Meyer's lake, with visitors entertained in either city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Johns
People’s Loan and Building Company
C. G. King
R. H. Day
L. A. Koons
Massillon Loan and Building Company
Portsmouth
Ohio Building Association League
Massillon
Canton
Mass
Stark County
Meyer’s Lake
Portymouth
Building Permits Issued For Two Dwellings In City
City Clerk Seaman issues a permit to C. Lucius to build a six room frame dwelling 30 by 30 feet on Wooster street at an estimated cost of 1000 dollars. David L. Price files a permit for a six room dwelling costing about 800 dollars to be built in Westalley. An ad notes Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatic shoulder pain. For sale by E S Craig Z T Baltzly Rider Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaman
C. Lucius
Wooster Street
David.l Price
Westalley
Chamberlain’s
E. S. Craig
Z. T. Baltzly
Rider & Snyder
County Officials Plan Infirmary Visit and Election Talk
Canton observers report a joint county commission and infirmary board meeting set for Saturday August 24 to invite township clerks and arrange a speaker program and activities for visitors. Public lunch on grounds planned to show infirmary needs and condition as voters prepare for a proposed women’s cottage for 100 inmates in November. Also notes bridge fund transfer from sheep fund, mayoral addresses at Fairmount home picnic, and real estate transfers across Massillon Navarre Bethlehem Tuscarawas and Perry townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
County Commissioners
Johnson
Howenstine
Robertson
James A. Rice
Children of the Fairmount Home
Meyer’s Lake
Jacob Kropf
Perry Township
Rutherford B. Rearick
Rex Bush
Beach City
J. W. McClymonds
Board of Education of
Massillon
John Hair
Ira
Wolf
Navarre
H. D. Brown
Davidson L. Brown
Bethlehem Township
W. H. Koelinger
Henry Blazer
Samuel F.lonas
Jacob W. Lonas
Reuben Snyder
Ohio Snyder
Tuscarawas Township
Anna Walter
David Short
Janet Sanwith
Philip Rossitter
North Lawrence
Coxey
Coxey Silica Land Company
R. A. Dunbar
Elmer E. Fox
Nicholas Kohn
Thomas Deighton
Grove
Fortieth Annual Seventh Day Adventists Meet Planned
Canton reports preparations for the fortieth annual Adventist convention at the fair grounds with over 1 000 delegates expected. A 3 000 seat pavilion and tents are under construction, meals to be served in Art Hall, while Dayton tents were used last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
M. C. Barber
McKinley
Meyer's Lake
Jasen J. Zerbe
Eighth Ohio
Central Labor Union
Youngstown
Pennsylvania
Fair Grounds
Dayton
Art Hall
Robertson
Wheeling
Mahaffey Park
Hopedale College Catalog Claims Low Tuition and Free Rail Fare
Hopedale College at Hopedale Ohio advertises a low yearly cost of $160 with free rail fare for students and free catalog. The program includes six courses, free books rental, and a prohibition on saloons on campus.
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Hopedale College
Hopedale
Ohio
R. R
Season of Reunions Brings Freeman Scott Family Together
The Freeman and Scott families held their second annual reunion at Nimisilla park Canton on Saturday August 10 with sixty four members attending by 11 a m. After prayers and a dinner a business meeting elected officers and a program featured readings and poems. The next reunion is set for August 1902. The Shafer descendants hosted their third annual reunion at Ira Rices residence south of Massillon on August 8 with about one hundred relatives. After a noon meal a brief program and songs followed an officer election. The 1902 reunion will be at Highland park near Greentown on the second Thursday in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman
Nora Freeman
Mary Ream
Charles W. Ingold
Scott
Mary Ingold
Noda Ingold
Gabriel
James Scott
Birdie Zaugg
Pearl Poutious
Arthur Ingold
Noda Freeman
Shafer
Jacob Shafer
Ira Rice
Massillon
John Shafer
Friends
John Rice
Percy A. Nave
Cleveland
Ruth E. Shafer
Canal Fulton
Conrad Speelman
Louisville
John Brambaugh
Akron
C. M. Shafer
Highland Park
Greentown
Minister’s Good Work Promotes a Remedy Cure
The Rev A A Power of Emporia Kansas touts Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy after curing his severe colic. He recounts helping a neighbor who failed with doctors and medicines until one dose and a second dose produced complete relief. The drug is sold by E S Craig Rider Snyder and T Baltzly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
A. A. Power
Emporia
Kan
E. 8. Craig
2. T. Baltzly
Rider & Snyder
Prudential Trust Company Offers Safe Deposits in Pittsburg
The Banking Commissioner of Pennsylvania directly supervises our business and reviews our books and securities. You can feel perfectly safe depositing money with us as it will yield 4 errant interest. Send for our booklet about banking by mail or in person. Prudential Trust Company, 6124 Penn Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa.
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Pennsylvania
Prudential Trust Company
Penn Avenue
Pittsburg, Pa
Massillon Bridge Co. Picnic Ends In Mixed Sports Victory
The Massillon Bridge Company excursion from Chippewa Lake arrived at 8 p.m. Tuesday. The social picnic was a success and the C L W railway service was praised. In a highlight event a married men versus single men baseball game ended 24 to 9 for the singles. Numerous races followed with winners including William Bell John Carver John Jones Frank Phing Charles Jones and others. The losers declined to be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon Bridge Company
Chippewa Lake
C., L. & W. Railway Company
Smith
Pflug
Holland and Crocker
William Bell
John Carver
Secon
John Jones
Frank Phing
Charles Jones
William Reeves
G. Domer
William Flynn
John Carr
Arnold Steiner
George Pflug
William Rohr
C. Brown
Henry White
R. Nash
William Curtis
Willis Burkhart
Adam Slicker
Books for Children From Connecticut Public Library List
The document lists science and useful arts books adapted for children compiled by Miss Charlotte Leavitt and colleagues in Springfield. It includes titles such as Boy's Book of Invention, American Boy's Book of Sport, Electrical Instrument Making for Amateurs, How Two Boys Made Their Own Electrical Apparatus, Wood Working for Beginners, and many others. Misa Lattin will speak on health at Oakknoll Park Pavilion Friday August 16 at 2 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Public Library
Charlotte D. Leavitt
McClymonds Public Library
E. N. Lane
Springfield
Mass
Fannie A. Stebbins
Leavitt
Massillon Library
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Massillon, D
Gether
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Nebraska
Delaware
Foraker
Hanna
Nash
Carl L. Nippert
Putton
John Alexander Dowie
Zion Temple
Chicago
Dowie
United States
Ohio State Journal
Tom L. Johnson
Columbus
Friends of
Jolson
Senate
Colonel Kilborne
Tillman
Columbia
South Carolina
Negrous
South
Senator Tillman
Lynch
Crow
the Books of the Schuster Co
Russell & Co
Messrs
Lucius and
Price
Seventh Day Adventists
Dwin Forrest
Forrest
Scott-Freeman
Shaffer
Bridge Company
BOOKS
Miss Leavitt
Public
Misa Lattin
Oakknoll Park Pavillion
New Spa
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