New houses rise as farmers harvest oats near Genoa
In Newman Aug 15 Miss Bichie Bater of Cleveland visits friends. Edward Simon of Massillon calls on local merchants. Jeffers from Akron and many others travel through Newman for social events. A large Rowlands reunion at Meyers Lake features races, songs and a noted married couples contest. East Greenville notes mine reopenings and a 12 to 6 Naps defeat. Justus Brewster reports oat harvests and new Brewster homes, with a G A R event and road work. Genoa reports oats plowing for wheat and visiting relatives. West Lebanon records a stroke death, a railroad sale and new house construction. Freeman-Scott reunion held at Nimisila Park with 50-60 relatives and plans for next year.
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Massillon
Silverlake
Paul’s Station
Poplar
Theophilus Jenkins
Akron
Newmantha
Cedar Point
Rowlands
Meyer's
Lanrd
A. L. Williama
Robert Davis Witter
Ada May Evans
Helen
Margaret Williams
William Findley
Edward F. Davies
C. H. Roderick
Thomas B. Davies
D. E. Rowlands
Meyer's Lake
A. L. Wiliams
Jenkins Sisters
East Greenville
John Sedler
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Canada
Sylvester Palmer
Palmer
Hera
J. W. Myers
Hoi Hia
William Powell
West Lebanon
John
David
Thomas Powell
Soma Fimain Sippo
Turkeyfoot Lake
John Williams
John Dodd
Ladies of the Newman Baptist
Frank Master
Alliance
William Monday
Naps
Claytown Sluggers
West Brookfield
Sanday
Anna Maurin
Hrockfield
Justus
Brewster
Nicholas Maurer
J. B. McFarren
W. Kreichbaum
Brewater
Genoa
Grant Srothera
John Fohl
Rady Liefer
Christina Marchand
Mis
John Gephart
Canton
Henry Stahl
William Budd
Wheeling& Lake Erie Railroad Company
Hauenstein Brothers
James Hashford
Dal Shanklin
Darius Blackaton
Silver Lake
Prueman-Scoitt
Freeman-Scott
Nimisila Park
Wooster
Orr
Ville
Uhrichsville
New Philadelphia
Cairo
New Berlin
Greentown
Louisville
Canal Fulton
Reedurban
Vicinity
Charles W. Ingold
Louis Balyanot
Elta Mitchner
Nora Freeman
Nicholas
A. Whipple
Louis Balvanot
West Virginia Exposition and State Fair at Wheeling
The West Virginia Exposition and State Fair at Wheeling runs September 10 to 14 with a aim to surpass past efforts. A mammoth exhibit array and amusements headline the event led by the Knabenshue air ship and backed by expected strong community support.
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West Virginia
Wheeling
Knabenshue
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Ad Claims in 6 to 14 Days
An old style advertisement claims PAZO OINTMENT cures piles itching bleeding and protruding within six to fourteen days. Druggists offer a refund if no cure. Price 60 cents or one dollar to Toledo with return via W. &10. By every Sunday, leave 10.8, m.
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Toledo
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Great day at Cedar Point picnic draws 2530 crowds
The Bathing All Three Sections arrived without mishap as 2,530 Massillon area grocers and families returned from Cedar Point on Tuesday. Train sections reached at 10:25 10:15 and 11:47 with the last section crowded and two extra coaches added to cope with demand. Local officials McEwen and Fast led the excursion. Beach swimming dancing car rides and musical entertainment by the Massillon band were enjoyed with no sports program this year.
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Cedar Point
F. L McEwen
F. R. Fast
Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
Rockies
Massillon
Navarre group misses Massillon Cedar Point trip
A Navarre party of Navarrites left for Massillon for a group excursion to Cedar Point but caught the last section of the train as it departed from the Pennsylvania station, returning disappointed. I. G. Thompson of Killbuck, recently named Navarre school superintendent, resigned the same week, after succeeding A. D. Dunbar who left to take another position at Barnhill. The reason for Thompson's resignation is not known.
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Massillon
Cedar Point
Pennsylvania Station
Navarre
I. G. Thompson
Killbuck
Navarre School
A. E. Hall
Board of Education
A. d. Dunbar
Barnhill
Thompson
Building Explosion Destroys Cash Register Plant in Dayton
Dayton record: Factory No. 11 of the Cash Register Company was destroyed today by gun cotton explosion. Many windows shattered in nearby buildings. No injuries reported. An advertisement at Paul’s Fish and Meat Market promises savings of up to two cents per pound at 16 North Erie Street.
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Dayton, O
Associated Press
Cash Register Company
Paul
North
Erie Street
Pyramida
Captain Hobson Urges Three 25 000-Ton Battleships Per Year
Former Navy captain Hobson, likely elected in Alabama, argues for a strong Pacific fleet and 25,000 ton battleships with up to four thirteen inch and twelve twelve inch guns. He warns Japan’s rise in Manchuria requires US naval superiority to prevent war and supports arbitration treaties and an international congress. He doubts Cuniberti’s design can be afforded but says the United States should outclass foreign fleets to ensure peace.
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United States
Worli
Japan
Pacific
Leeds
Richmond Pearson Tobson
United States Navy
Congress
Alabama
John Morlis Bankhead
Hobson
Washington
New York Globe
America
Nany Hobson
Couer
Lunt
Tobson m
House
Senate
Cuniberti
Cunibetti
Toebvou
Far East
Manchuria
China
Manitoba Wheat Boom Forecast for Export
The London Express cites Manitoba premier estimating 100 million bushels of wheat will be available for export from the northwestern provinces at harvest end. It will take railways about a year to move this volume to the coast, shaping a major rail and trade undertaking.
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Manitoba
London Express
Canada
Discrimination Charged in Ohio Rail Car Supply
Complaints filed with the state railway commission by shipowners in Columbus and other cities accuse twenty eight Ohio railroads of discrimination in car supply and of enforcing a forty eight hour load or unload limit. Shippers say the rule is impossible to meet and seek remedy. commission says space limits constrain filing tariffs and schedules.
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Columbus
State Railway Commission
Shipyars of
Ohio
Commission
Capitol
Veterans in Line for Grand Army Parade Forty Times
Minneapolis august 15 The Grand Army of the Republic held its fortieth victory line parade with cheers and tears as showers cooled the day. The two mile march was strictly fenced with a two mile route. Es Governor Vansant led as chief marshal and Columbia post Chicago escorted Commander in Chief Tanner. Departments marched by state order Illinois first then Wisconsin Pennsylvania Ohio New York and twenty other states.
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Minneapolis
Associated Press
Grand Army of the Republic
R. Vansant
Marssal
Columbia Post
Chicago
Tanner
Grand Army
Illinois
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
Fire at Buffalo destroys ship chandlery building
A serious blaze at the Buffalo Ship Chandlery and Supply Company on Main Street caused a total loss of the building. Four men were badly burned and three men are reported missing as firefighters battled the fire this afternoon.
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Buffalo
Associated Press
Main Street
Buffalo Ship Chandlery and Supply Company
General Leonard Wood to investigate officers in the Philippines
The Call reports Major General Leonard Wood has received a commission to inspect the conduct of certain army officers stationed in the Philippines. The order, dated August 15, initiates an official inquiry into duties and actions of officers on duty in the islands.
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San Francisco
Associated Press
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Islands
Paper mill burns in Ypsilanti blaze
Ypsilanti Michigan August 15 The Superior mills of the Ypsilanti Paper Company burned today causing losses estimated under one hundred thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ypsilanti, Mich
Associated Press
Superior Mills
Yypzilanti Paper Company
New York's Recorder an Ancient City Official
The recorder is described as New York's oldest public official after the mayor, dating to the 1686 Dongon charter. Its duties include citizenship competency and early court oversight, with origins tied to the mayor and aldermen and evolving through the subdivision of courts and criminal versus civil matters.
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Dongon
New York
Old Court of Common Pleas
Supreme Court
Aldermen
James Graham
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Alonzo Smith
Frank Edington
Bob Brothers
Pike Township
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Lebanon
Grocers’ Picnic
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Cosis
Packarre
Pure Food Commissioners
Gertowe Pure Food Co
Be Roy
N.Y
Waukesha
Waupaca
Fifield
St. Paul
Ashland
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Duluth
Wisconsin Central Railway
Jas. C. Pond
P.A
Milwaukee Central R'y
Milwaukes
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Captain Hobson
Ilunad
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Recorder
J. R. Smith
W. Wiain St
Board of Courty Commissioners
Stark County
Blider
Order of Commissioners
M. W. Oberlin
Ghas.d. Horst
Hawver
S. Erle St
Massilion
George and Johnson Streets
Richville Avenue
Eris Street
Clay Alley
James R. Dunn
Hansem
Thomas Burd
Columbus Buggy Co
Koch Bros. Buggy Co
Anderson Buggy Co
J. B. Schrader
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Cusco
Porter
B&o
Bridgeport
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Lorain
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American Steel & Wire CO
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