Canton Massillon Electric Railway Timetable Update
Cleveland departures at 7 00 am 8 22 pm 6 05 pm bound for Canton then Massillon with connections via C M & B and O M E By. Regular hourl y Massillon Canton service from city park from 5 20 pm to 10 36 pm with return trips on the half hour from 5 50 pm to 10 00 pm. Tickets for Cleveland round trip available at Bahney Spardine Co 20 East Main Street.
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Clevaland
Akeon & Columbua
Mt. Vernon
Cleveland
Ming
F. W
Wooster Shreve
Akron
Oinuat
Cleveland Canton
Southhen i
Jing North
Massilion
C. M. BE. By
Canton
Massillon
Vis
M. F Ry
C. M. EB. By
Usuton
Carton
Brerive Massillon
Bahney-Spardine Co
East Main Street
Canton-Masillon Electric Railway
City Park
Public Square
Chair Pushers Strike Over Wage Cuts at Fairgrounds
Four hundred college boys known as chair pushers strike at the Catceaco fairgrounds after a 23 percent wage cut notice posted by Superintendent Adams. The workers, paid $1 a day plus 10 percent of receipts and housing, refuse to work, while some return in college clothes to push visitors for 50 cents an hour outside the grounds. The conflict involves the contract terms and superintendent threats, with the company claiming capacity to hire 2,000 at 50 cents but the strikers holding firm.
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Adams
Sons of Veterans Encampment Opens in Cincinnati
The Twelfth Annual Encampment of the Sons of Veterans of the United States of America opens in Cincinnati at the Pike Opera House with Commander-in-Chief Marvin E. Hall presiding. The 75,000-member group plans a secret week of sessions and debates annual versus biennial encampments and an insurance feature while a Ladies' Aid convention meets in Alliance.
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Cincinnati
Sons of Veterans of the United States of America
Pike Opera House
Marvin E. Hall
Sons of Veterans Guards
Ladies’ Aid Society
Sons of Veterans
W.A
Memorial Hall
Sixth Street
Belle Gray
Washington
Senate Debates Free Silver and Banknote Proposals
In Washington on August 16 the Senate debated currency policy with bills to let state banks issue notes up to 20 percent of capital and an expected national bank note circulation plan. Lodge urged swift action to repeal the Sherman act’s purchasing clause, while West and others argued over bimetallism and honest money. Blount reported back on Hawaiian affairs, and a separate incident in Michigan involved a Toledo and Ann Arbor railroad crash aftermath.
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Washington
Senate
Gordon
Savannah
Lenah
Finance Committee
Voorhe
Cockrett
Dem
Voorhees
Lodge
Rep
Mass
Committee On Finance
Mr. Lodge
Wolcott
Cole
Nam
New York
Europe
America
Hoar
West
Burrows
Hep
Mich
Charles E. Belknap
George F. Richardson
Fifth
Michigan
Richardson
Hutcheson
Texas
Blanchard
Grosvenor
Buchanan
Congress
Cleveland
Stone seeks 810000 from Donovan in Monmouth murder case
Administrator TP Stone of John Chew slain at Monmouth race track pursues eight hundred ten thousand dollars against Ship Donovan. Attachments and garnishee actions were started against fifteen suspected Donovan borrowers in the area as part of the recovery effort.
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Unknawa.c
Stone
John Chew
Monmouth Race Track
Donovan
Bering Sea Arbitration Delivers Mixed Victory and Duties
Paris reports the Bering sea arbitrators decide against the United States on five points of article six while establishing a May to July close season and a sixty mile protected zone around the seal islands. Pelagic sealing outside this zone is forbidden until August 1. The decision says the terms are better than British offers and notes compensation provisions under article five. American arbitrators express satisfaction despite losses. In Mexico, an estate dispute at Tuxpan ends with American flag seen over the house as factions clash and U.S. legation mediation begins.
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Paris
Bering Sea
United States
North Pacific Ocean
Seal Islands
Baron de Courcel
Tribanal
Lord Haannen
Morgan
Russia
Esta
Great Britain
Cate
City of
Mexico
Tuxpan
Vera Cruz
John Mackay
E. M. Taylor
Terma
Mackay
John Drayton
Taylor
Dr. Drayton
United States Legation
Economites Crisis Forces Wage Ditch for 300 Workers
August 16 report says trustee Duss informed employers the Economite society cannot pay wages. workers may stay a month longer for board. Over 300 men affected, with serious impact on many families.
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Protssurg
Economites
Duss
Northern Pacific receivers appointed to operate entire system
Milwackie Aug 16 The Northern Pacific Railway company is placed in receivership. Judge Jenkins names Henry C Payne Thomas F Oakes and Henry C Rouse as receivers with bonds of 500000 each. They will take charge manage and pay necessary operating costs while remaining balance is subject to court. Offficers restrained from interfering. Receivers to file account of debts and losses from leased lines.
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Business Directory
le Robert A. Folger
Pennsylvania
Rudolph
Erie Street
Manaihan
Stark
Erman Deposit Bank
Conrad Lock
P.G. Albright
Nion National Bank
Ohio
Jos
Coleman
J. H. Hunt
National Bank
Mas- Maillon
Hunt
C Steese
T. Baltily
Opera House
W.H. Kirkland
Ss A. Conrad & CO
Main Street
I Bae Tssell & CO
Say Mills, &c
Corns & Son
Ee Ee
Assillon Glass Factory
TE Maron Bridge CO
Tron Structures
Apt Datwathr & Son
Ware Royce
Atwater
Exchange Street
von Kanel
East Side
Lorain & Whaling
Bellaire
Wheeling
Gow
Uhrichsville
Wheeling & Lake Hash
Toledo
Aes
Weheling
Syrolal Ahevice
Laquire
criLiemm
Denoral
Chas. D. Wise
Maomi
Stone Block
Blasbhtllos, O
Lovete
Phive
Biruck
Wasnixaton
J. Dawson
San Salvador
Rank M. Crawford
A. J. Moisant
San Francisco
Salvadorian Congress
la Libertad
Moisant
Dawson
Salvador
North American Steamship Navigation Company of
Panama
Cotton Mills
Providence
B. B. and &. Knight
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Pontiac
Stick
River Point
Arctic Lippit
Fiskeville
Jackson
White Rock
Woonsocket
Mancauga
Tuthill
Dempsey
Sexason
Alliance
Newton
Falls
Trumbull
John Snyder
E. E. Whitaker
George Brown
Wesley Mason
Mason
Dayton, O
John McCullough
Ness
Elliott
Columbus
P. J. Eliott
Board of Managers
Rocnesten
Flower Queen Allah Red Bud
Chris Lang
Sabina
St Charlie Camera J
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Philadelp
Boston
Pittaborg
St. Louis
Baltimore
Philadel
Chicago
Louisvill New Rora
House
Mir
Hall
Deim
Snodgrass
Tenn
Blount
James H. Plount
Hawaii
Honolulu
City of New York
Hawaiian
Claus Spreckels
Broxehud
Chicaco
Marion
Ann Arbor
George Darwin
Corwin
St. Luke's Hospital
Pheresa Corwin
Collinhon
Markable Bacape
Crows
Charles
Brazann’s Bay
Bryant
Gray Gables
Scranton
Dickson Manufacturing Company
Incorporated
Columaus
P. Herbert Furniture Company
Sanitary Toilet Soap and Vane Company
Warren
Ashtabula County
Hite Bon
Lonpos
Thomas Creamer
Oliie
Johnston
James Cameron
Here
Feragio Bealing
Enling
Colorado
Desrace
Colo
Brown, Lynn & Co
Parachute Creek
Garfield
Rico Banca
Thomas Glenwood
Gifield County
Parachute
Debug
Commins, O
Circuit Court
Lucas County
Supreme Court
Toledo Electric Company
Daniel Gosline
Gosline
Common Pleas Court
Br. Pach
O. O. Rica & Co
William
Caldwell
Puetlo
Eastell Avenue
Molwell
Bio
Pranber
Swanon
Lebanon Brewing Company
Jacob Reinoeht
Italy
Naples
Capri
Rome
Treasury Department
Batesvirtr
Ind
William Shrader
Burnos Ayrfs
Quintana
Ferry
Costa
Campos
Virasorio
Himell
Marysvile
Harvey Peterson
Jack Gibson
George Singer
John Doolen
Albert Bellus
Milford Center
Peterson
Singer
Springfield
Marysville
Moder & Trapp
J.O. Boswell
Brownwood
Andi Chamberlain
Morganthaler & Heister
Pewspal
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