Spain Will Ask Indemnity for Manila Capitulation
Maprio dispatch reports Spain will press for indemnity in peace talks, arguing capitulation does not surrender the Philippines. Madrid cites protocol delays and Cabinet shifts as it awaits Cuba and Puerto Rico commissions. the Paris tribunal expected to decide disputes. Washington notes disputes over government property and conquest rules amid ongoing peace commissions. London predicts US rule over Cuba and Puerto Rico may last twenty years, shaping a tropical empire. New York coverage describes a grand naval parade and flag raising for Admiral Sampson and Schley. London cable service recovery anticipated for Manila line with repairs authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Cuba
New York
Schley and Sampson
Washington
Manila
Maprio
Associated Press
Spain
Philippines
Senor Sagasta
Almodovar de Rio
Cortes
Gonzales Parrado
Luis Pastor Landero
Navarro
Cuban
Marquis de Montoro
Insular
Macias
Admiral Vallarino
Madrid
State Department
Paris Tribunal
Washmerton
Sagasta
London
The
Spectator
America
United States
England
Loxpon
Died at Santiago Ward A Willford 19
Ward A Willford of Canal Fulton died at Santiago of intermittent malarial fever at age nineteen. Son of J W Willford, he enlisted in Company D, Eighth Regiment at Akron. Burial not expected to be brought home. Also notes on local events and the Ricksecker reunion near Navarre with about three hundred attendees. Typhoid fever cases in Dalton and nearby, and West Lebanon railway progress toward Applecreek with Camp Sherman for veterans encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Wilford
W.&. Hostetter
Canal Fulton
Ricksecker Heunion
Lebanon
Canal Futon
Akron
Central Union Telephone Company
Nicholas Ricksecker
Eaton
Mr. Wyandt
Navarre
Richard Thomas
Youngstown
Dalton
Darton
Edward Wertz
Chickamauga
First
Ohio Artillery
Eva Buchanan
West Lebanon
Remarkable Disappearance of Ice Load in Massillon Route
The driver for Mr. Brown the North Lawrence butcher lost 600 pounds of ice from his wagon on the return trip home yesterday afternoon. It is believed the ice slipped from the wagon while climbing a hill. The deliveryman had to return to Massillon for another load and watched the path of the missing ice closely.
Fireman Nreman Coleman Killed Under Moving Engine
Fireman Nreman Coleman of the W and L E railway was instantly killed at Terminal Junction Thursday afternoon. He attempted to mount his engine while in motion and fell beneath the wheels. He lived with a Massillon brother employed as a brakeman. the body would be brought there and shipped to Nebraska for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Terminal Junction
Massillon
Nebraska
Bottles for Mexico Shipments From Reed & Co
Lawrence Stoehr of Reed & Company Massillon telegraphed to ship five cars of bottles to a Chihuahua brewer, totaling 1 200 gross, sent this afternoon. The Chihuahua firm consumes 3 000 gross annually. Also includes testimonial for Dean's Ointment from C W Lenhart of Bowling Green Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Stoehr
Reed & Company
Massillon
Mexico
Chihuahua
Towns health is good Massillon free from diseases
Massillon reports being practically free from serious diseases while nearby towns suffer typhoid fever in Dalton scarlet fever and diphtheria. Measles remain with no fatalities. Health Officer Miller cites thorough cleaning and care as defenses. Dalton reports six typhoid cases linked to impure water from Turkeyfoot lake. Scarlet fever and possible diphtheria scare exist in East Greenville and Norra Lawrence. Akron reports scarlet fever fatalities, including the Ginther children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
East Greenville
Massillon
T. Clarke Miller
William Kidd
Kidd
Turkeyfoot Lake
A. H. Arick
Norra Lawrence
Jones
Noone
Akron
Axton
W. P. Ginther
Ella Meyers
Canton and Court House Items of Interest from Canton
Probate Court notes report term dates for common pleas and grand jury, with liquor case expectations. Circuit court set for September 27. Sheriff Kaiser attends ill father in Canal Fulton. 85-year-old Isaac Harding terminal. Estate actions include Bramber trustee appointment, Wendling inventory, Kline executrix, and Massillon guardianship closure. Marriage licenses issued to Stands Moock and Smith Frease Canton. Mildew from heavy rains harms Massillon area. oats haul hindered, Crops damaged. Burdock Blood Bitters promoted as remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Common Pleas Court
Grand Jury
Circuit Court
Kaiser
Isaac Harding
Canal Fulton
Harding
Zaiser
Milton J. Bramber
Daniel Kaylor
Sugarcreek Township
Mary Wendling
Massillon
Emma Kline
Elizabeth Kline
Sarah McGovern
Charles M. Stands
Clara H. Moock
Richville
W. H. Smith
Elizabeth Frease
Old Glory Unfurled at Russell & Company Plant
A large crowd witnessed a patriotic flag raising at Russell & Company's plant on Saturday afternoon. Over 600 employees formed a parade led by the Mounted police, with Amphi on Glee Club, Rev. J. E. Digel, and Rev. G. B. Smith delivering remarks praising peace after the Spanish-American War. The 20 by 40 foot flag was raised amid cheers and a 21 gun salute, as the Star Spangled Banner played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Sampson
Schley
Hudson
Brooklyn
Oregon
Clark
Governor’s Island
Cervera
Navy
Grant
Russell & Company
Shelaluberger
Stors and Stripes
G. B. Smith
John Kessler
Andrew Wetzel
Conrad
Wetzel
George Helwig
George Peters
Spain
Atlantic Ocean
Sall
Asia
Africa
Mexico
Central America
South America
Netherlands
Venezuela
Cristobal Colon
Washington
Ross
Tripoli
Great Britain
America
Franklin
Sherman
Congress
Cuba
Unusual Arrest Over Refusal to Shave Colored Man
In Canton, G N Porter has a barber, Peter Cabot, arrested after Porter claimed Cabot refused to shave him due to Porter's race. Cabot pleads not guilty, arguing lack of readiness to shave. Misdemeanor carries up to $100 fine or 30 days' imprisonment. An Ohio civil-rights option may complicate the arrest. Also in brief: government will return soldiers' bodies from Cuba. Mrs. Turner seeks burial for son Charles Turner. War Dept offers transport for remains. T B Arnold takes over Hotel Conrad management today after purchasing interests from W C Bryant. Arnold's prior experience noted. Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil advertised for pain relief and burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Cabot
Opera House
Morgan
Gilbert N. Porter
Erie Street
Mr. Cabot
Cabot
Sibila
Porter
Ohio
Samuel Tunner
Canton
Santiago
Samuel Turner
Charles Turner
Secretary of War
United States
Cuba
War Department
H. C
Hetstanp
Asst
Adj
T. B. Arnold
Conrad
Mr. Arnold
Massillon
W. C. Bryant
A. Conrad
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sagastas
Peace Commission
Great Naval Review
Ern Stark
Ward A. Willford
Cincinnati
Camp Sherman
M. D. Burke
Nreman Coleman
Dean
C. W. Lenhart
Bowling Green
Canton and Court House
Massidon
W. & L. E. Railway Company
Union Station
Toledo
Sre
G. N. Porter
Dr. Thomas
Wright’ Ie
Ton
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