Watches and Jewelry Shop Ad at South Erie Street
Joseph Coleman aenier in Watches 2 Clocks Jewelry Silverware Musical Instruments No 6 South Erie Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oseph Coleman Aenier
Erie Street
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Newspaper
Massillon Independent
Location
Massillon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1900
Page
1
Markets Report Caps Off A Busy Trading Day
The markets show mixed activity with grain futures quoting No 2 red wheat around 75 to 84 cents, corn firm at 44 percent, and oats steady. Cattle receipts are light with prices ranging from 3.50 to 5.60 per hundredweight, hogs steady at about 5.00 to 5.55, and sheep and lambs softer with lambs around 6.00 to 7.26 per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yore
Aug
St. Wheat
Northern
Duluth
T Hard
COBRN
Hve
State
Pennsylvania
Choice
Massillon
Saaveeredast
One Small Chance for Surgery Saved by Electric Bitters
Mrs J B Hani of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced a fatal stomach and liver illness with no cure. After trying remedies she learned of Electric Bitters and, within seven days, recovered fully, regaining weight and health. Sold at Balisty's drug store for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hani
Lime Ridge
Wis
T. Balisty
Huntington death ends long railroad empire career
Raquette Lake New York August 15 Collis P Huntington president of the Southern Pacific and several other rail interests died at his Adirondack camp Pine Knot after a choking spell. His wife Mrs Huntington and secretary G T Miles were at his bedside. Fortune estimated at 40 to 50 million dollars. Survivors include partners and multiple railroad and shipping holdings. Burial arrangements to New York City with funeral date not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raquette Lake
PL Hintington
Southern Pacific Lallruoud Company
Adirondacks
Neghboring
Lounsbery
Huntington
Oneonta
N. Y
New York
New York City
Wall Street
S Tintington
Tinntington
Southern Pacific Company
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Southern Pacific Railroad Company of California
California Pacific Railroad Company
Galveston, Quarrisburg & San Antonio Railroad Company
Guatemala Cental Railroad Company
Gulf, Western Tex & Quacific Railway Company
Louna Western Railroad Company
Mexican International Trailroad Company
Morgan’s
Louisiana & Texas Railroad & Steanship
Western Ahrien Telegraph Company
Detroit Gas Company
Fuente Coal Company
Metropolitan Trust Company
Collis P. Wuntington
Trarwinton
Connn
Tuntington
Caldeslam
London
Hatsfeldt
Huntineton
Tatafeldt
United States
Me Wuntineton
New Onelanndard
Phinetas W. Noble
Wnntington
Passae
California
Tuptington & Hopkins
Thuntington
Mr. Huntington
Elizabeth T. Stoddard
Litchfeld
Conn
Sfuntington
United Statees Senate
Harwinton
Ifuntington
Collis
Barbin
Cosas Harwinton figure built $50,000 memorial chapel
The article recounts Cosas Always admitted driven by ambition from Harwinton youth to a tinware pedlar, leaving school after a dispute with teacher Russell Wilson. About 15 years ago he returned, constructing a $50,000 granite memorial chapel for his mother Elizabeth Vincent Wuntington, presented to the Congregational church of Harwinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosas
Young Huntington
Russell Wilson
Mr. Huntington
Harwinton
Elizabeth Vincent Wuntington
Flarwinton
Gold Shipment Record Sets Export Peak From New York
New York Aug 15 largest bullion shipment from the city in a single day to Europe. Syndicate bankers move 8 162 000 in gold aboard Teutonic and St Paul with bars sent by Barth Magoun Co Treutelbach Ickelheimer Co and others totaling 5 162 000. Teutonic about 3 912 000 and St Paul 3 750 000. Shippings fulfill first British exchequer payment and rebate for advance settlements amid war loan dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Teutonic
St. Paul
Barth, Magoun & Co
Trei¢elbach, Ickelheimer & Co
Baring, Magoun & Co
the &R. Paul
Chairman Hanna Announces Advisers to National Committee
New York, Aug 15. Senator TWan na, chairman of the Republican national committee, announced the following advisory committee members including Senators Platt and Depew and several named figures from multiple states. Additional appointments will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platt, Depew
Derrick
Bishop Arnett
New York
Twanna
Republican National Committee
Thomas C. Platt
Chauncey M. Depew
The
Ton
Wim.l. Strong
Samuel 3. Wainwright
W. W. Gibbs
Pennsylvania
M. T. Werrick
B. W. Arnett
Chis
Alex. Tevelle
S. RB. Staymond
Cyrus Field Adams
Illinois
Edward
Rosewater
Nebraska
Tlon
George von TF. Meyer
Th Tinnkett
Massachusetts
Charles F. Brooker
Connecticut
Tea
Nelson W. Altrich
Rhode Island
Thomas Towrey
M. W. Grover
Minnesota
Wanna
Indiana
Tfon
JOA
Gary
Maryland
Ernest Lyon
Irving M. Scott
California
W. M. Barbour
John Kean
New Jersey
W. B. Clark
C. Standard
Missouri
W. J. Stratton
Colorado
John J. Wilson
Washington
Charles Pfster
Wisconsin
Avin
Li Ton
Justice Stern
Michigan
TP. W. Mulne
Kansas
I. Farr
Iowa
Maule
Providential Rains In India Aid Famine Stricken Provs
London Aug 15 The latest dispatch from the viceroy of Thadija Lord Curzon of Kedleston to Lord Harmiton reports continued heavy rains across the famine affected provinces. Crop backwardness and high prices persist with restricted field labor demand. About 140,000 people are still receiving relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thadija
Lord Curzon of
Kedleston
India
George Harmiton
Amalgamated Wage Conference Opens in Detroit
In Detroit on August 15, T J Sheer and J Williams of the Amalgamated Association of Steel Workers arrived with about 40 general committee members. James TL Nutt and other steel manufacturers representatives joined discussions. A joint conference followed with efforts to adjust the puddlers scale amid lingering differences. Williams said no strike is certain if agreement remains elusive and adjournment for further meetings is possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
T. J. Sheer
John Williams
Alabamated Association of Steel Workers
James TL Nutt
Manufacturers’ Association of Steel
Asso
Williams
Actress Fatally Poisoned on Stage in Budapest
London Aug 15. While performing at the Royal Opera house in Budapest the well known opera singer Mme Nemethy drank a virulent poison mistaken for colored water on stage. She collapsed before the audience and died an hour later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Royal Opera House
Budapest
Mme. Nemethy
Ferrell Arraigned In Pennsylvania Railway Murder Case
Nosslyn E. Ferrell pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Mayor Jamiten amid hundreds. He waived examination and was held without bond. Ferrell collapsed twice, moaning for his mother as his fiancée Miss Costlow, prostrate, visited him in secret. A package for Ferrell’s possible bounty or contents was found in Lockport awaiting claimant. A guard guarded him to prevent self harm while physicians treated him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Nosslyn EL. Ferrell
Lane
Jamiten
Columbus
Miss Costlow
Ferrell
Goodby
Ferrel
Costlow
Lockport
To &C. Wy. Caryler
American Express
Merrell
Ohio Express
Messenger Lane
Consignies
Adams Express Company
Mills
American Losses Heavier in Panay
Manila reports from the Visayas show intensified insurgent activity in Panay last month with higher American casualties than any month since January. General Mojieu and General Luchin command garrisons on Samar as rebels ambush towns, shell the hills, and avoid direct large contacts. The rebels hold ample ammunition and operate in notable force, while Cebu is disturbed and amnesty effects fade. American money is now accepted for public dues at a fixed rate, and Benguet Province sees a push for a convalescent hospital as tranquillity returns there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Ang
Visayas
Samar Ishind
Linehan
Dave
Gener MacArthur
General Wright
Major Mans
Benguet
Philippine Commission
Luzon
Message of Conger Not Made Public
Washington reports the state department received a message from Minister Conger but kept it confidential. The ciphered dispatch, dated or not, did not indicate Pekin setbacks or progress and will not alter General Chaffee’s instructions. Officials foresee heavy artillery needed for Pekin walls and hope for a peaceful Chinese solution as allied forces close on the sacred capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Department of State
Conger
Iim
Funk
Atlee
Root
Messi
Pekin
Chaffee
Ho Si Wu
Ching
Landing of British Marines Sparks Worldwide Protest
Washington reports show France and Germany opposing the landing of British troops at Shanghai. Britain asserts the action could redraw control of the Yangtze Kiang region, with diplomatic representations to London from both Paris and Berlin. The United States aligns with Russia in viewing the incident as part of broader Eurasian concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United
Shanghai
United States
Iren Brance
Hermany
London
France
Germany
Sianghai
Yangsze Kiang Valley
China
Lis
Pekin
Russia
Fall of Pekin Amid Reports of Attacks and Executions
Dispatches from Shanghais dated August report Pekin under renewed assault on the legations with few defenders. Prince Tuan and about a hundred high officials are said to have fled. Cheng Yin Iuan’s execution fears spread terror, and Yu Lu, former viceroy of Chi Li, is believed killed in battle at Yuan Tsun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Shang
Pekin
Angus
Prince Tuan
Cheng Yin Iuan
China
Yu Lu
Chi Li
Yuan Tsun
Funeral of Baron Russell in London
Baron Russell of Killowen was buried in London after a low mass led by his brother Father Russell. Attendees included Lord Rosebery, Mr. Chode, the American ambassador, and Francis Rowle representing the American Bar Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Russell
London
Baron Russell
Killowen
Jord
England
Lord Roseberry
Chode
Francis Rowle
American Bar Association
A Day in Wall Street Reports Adjustment of Wage Schedule
News from New York August 15 describes wage schedule adjustments lifting American Tinplate 3 points and Kindred Properties 11.5, lifting market sentiment across stocks. Railroads held the lead with large blocks in Atchison, Kansas City Southern and Tacoma lines, while Baltimore & Ohio and Southern Pacific lagged briefly. The sal-treasury posted a $7.014 million gain. government trade data showed July and year-to-date surpluses, underscoring US strength in exports and capital markets today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atchisons
St. Paul
Baltimeare & Ohio
Southern Pacific
Aade
Southern Dacific
C. P. Uuntington
Bears
Sal-Treasury
United States
Eastphonnd
Seaboard
Butter Sue Wanted in Chicago Banter
Confusing old time dialog notes aNew Wife seeks butter for biscuits while Denler Stall asks for a sale. The exchange reflects light dialogue amid daily生活 customs in Chicago News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Denler
Chicago News
League Games Yesterday in Multiple Cities
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues with details on teams, runs, hits, errors, battery pairings, umpires and attendances. Highlights include Philadelphia vs St Louis, Chicago vs Boston doubleheaders, Pittsburgh vs New York, and American League games in Detroit Cleveland Minneapolis Milwaukee and inter state matchups with towns Wheel, Fort Wayne and Marion listed for today’s schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lems
St. Lows
Philadelphia
Young and Criger
Orth and
Murphy
Terry
Chicago
Boston
Taylor and
Chane
Cuppy and
Sullivan
Hurst
Chicnago
Menefee
Dexter
Dineen
Lewis and Sullivan
Pittsburg
New York
Leever
Shriver
Murcer
Grady
Umpre —Swartwood
Battenes
Chesbro
O'Conner
Hawley
Bowerman
O'Day
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Sumts
Gans
Dwy
Minneapolis
Minneapols
Kansas City
Banadella
Fisher
Cantillon
Milwaukee
Dowling
Smith
Sugden
McDonald
Wheeling
Bectors
New Castle
Ora York
Poule and Ritter
Langan Latumier
Brow
Pardee and
Boyd
Thomas and Graffius
Fort Wa
Bert Wayne
Tolulo
Ltros
Swaimsad Bergen
Joga
Hannaford
Marion
Columbus
Joese
Lych
Wolfe
Dayton
Mansfield
Ram
Toledo
Fort Wayne
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Jewelers
von Kanel
Enat
Lee
Fellenwear
Dawhite
Regu Bay
Timothy
Leleser
Elgin
Ohio
Sivage
New York State
Eyal
Deati Ofuentington
Europe
Hanna
Amalgamated
Weetheart
Panay
Visayan Islands
Devil's Lake Indian Reservation
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