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Newspaper

Massillon Independent

Location

Massillon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1901

Page

4

Rights of America freedom sparks critique of democracy

A Virginia platform on rights and freedom sparks criticism of political elites for disfranchising voters. Dreyfus recounts hunger on Devil's Island as a Frenchman would shun uncooked tomato. Mint director Roberts sees wheat profits offset corn losses amid nationwide prosperity. Kansas corn at 75 cents prompts selling grain for wheat-led livestock gains. Canton rail project could bring power plant, electrify towns, and boost coal freight. Howells faces a breach of confidence as News Democrat teases political secrets in advance of campaigns.

Dreyfus Devil's Island Topeka Kansas Canton News Democrat Anthony Howells Ohio News Democrat Howells

Questioning Kilbourne’s Loyalty to the Democratic Ticket

The speaker argues Ohio partisans should not back the ticket to avoid empowering internal Democratic enemies with patronage. He notes Kilbourne’s past tepid or refused support in 186, 1900, and a history of evasion. The critique charges cowardice and a betrayal of Democratic principles over office, urging caution in endorsements.

Ohio Democratic Party Hubert Colonel Kilbourne W. W. Darbin Democratic State Central Committee Kilbourne Europe

Tramp Killed In Head On Collision At Bowerston Yard

A head end collision between east bound freight engine No 199 and west bound train led to eight or ten cars derailing near Bowerston around 2 pm Tuesday. An unknown man riding between bumpers was killed. Engines 199 and 166 suffered heavy damage. crews from Massillon residents unharmed. Work crews and wrecking crews attended the scene as the Pennsylvania mail were delayed.

Wheeling Bowerston Fancer Louis Anthony Bell George Whitmarsh Massillon Whitmarsh Columbia Pennsylvania Mail Pennsylvania Pittsburg Fitzsimmons J. W. Gray Gray J. L. Snodgrass Joseph Golden Columbia Yards

The Fight for Principles Letter to Bryan from Hubert

Toledo secretary Bernard Hubert writes an open letter to William J. Bryan replying to his article Word to the Disappointed. He denounces the recent Democratic state convention as a crowd of traitors and says the platform is a set of platitudes with no real meaning or hope for working people.

Bernard Hubert Toledo Progressive Democratic Party William J. Bryan Hubert Bryan

Mayor Wise Learns Heirship Reply From Zweibrucken

Reply from German authorities confirms 711 marks about $100 awaits Fred Lehman if he proves he is sole living heir. If other heirs exist, the sum will be shared among all.

Wise Zweibrucken Germany Fred Lehman Lehman

Hundred Year Clubs Promote Longevity Through Food

Long life hinges on the stomach and digestion. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is promoted as a cure for lyse pepsia indigestion belching constipation insomnia nervousness biliousness and other ailments. The advertisement touts blood purification and cures for malaria fever and ague and urges readers to obtain the genuine product.

Massillon Visitors at Pan-American Exposition

Massillon residents register at the Ohio building during the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo. Notables include George F. Fleming, C. A. Howard, Rev. J. E. Digel, Estella and Lillian Digel, George A. Howells, E. E. Fox, and George Goodhart, with Hiram Dissinger also listed. William A. Lynch of Canton tours transportation and electrical displays while Kiki the cannibal islander figure and Willie Wonder entertain the Midway. Prices soar for food and drinks, the pig dies, and a New York state hospital for the insane looms nearby, praised architecturally but viewed as plain by Massillon visitors.

Buffalo Lynch Navarre Massillon Exposition Grounds New York State Hospital For

Dismissal in Pocket-Picking Case Against Hughes

Joseph Hughes of East Greenville had charges for stealing 20 dollars from P. O. Bretz dismissed by Squire Weiler as the witness failed to appear. Constable Sibila had arrested Hughes after Bretz alleged the theft occurred while Bretz was intoxicated. The trespass case against James Ferguson Henry Hardy and Harley Thornton of Akron was also dismissed with costs paid and witnesses waiving further prosecution.

Joseph Hughes East Greenville P. O. Bretz Squire Weiler Tuscarawas Township Hughes Sibila Brett James Ferguson Henry Hardy Harley Thornton Akron Stanwood

Children Day at Stark County Fair Focuses on Youth Attractions

The Stark county fair will host Children's Day on Tuesday September 8 the second day of the fair. Admission for under 15 is five cents. Highlights include Dubee's animal show with trained dogs monkeys cats and rats two races a brass band and Slayton's Tennesseeans singers who will perform daily with encores. Delegations of children from across the county are expected in large numbers for the event.

Stark County Fair Dubee Atlantic City Slayton Tennessee‘ans the Courier New Albion

Advertised Letters at Massillon Post Office 1901 List

Unclaimed letters at Massillon post office dated August 20 1901 include LADIER Liager Mre Healey Lentz Mise Anna Taylor Miss Lucey EK MEN Erwin Chas Schram G T Fisher P Bherer KE O Fiond tin Shrin W A Levy Irving Stanton A Minsoldine C I Vaughan Benj C Owens Dan Ffera and notice calling for these letters. Also notices urging saving and banking with Prudential Trust Company Pittsburg along with an offer for free banking booklet and printing services at The Independent office.

Massillon Ladier Liager Mre Healey Lentz Mise Anna Taylor Lucey EK

Grand and Petit Jurors Drawn for Common Pleas Court

Canton August 19 jurors named for next term Grand jurors include W X Baker Lawrence Twp Frank Pfeiffer Lake Twp Jacob Lutz Jackson Twp Nathan Moffit Tuscarawas Twp Henry Lantz Massillon and others Petit jurors listed for Nimishillen Plain and Alliance townships and Canton with many named individuals Also notes L E Meyers president of Canton Akron line project returns from Massachusetts and a planned mammoth lighting plant to serve Canton Akron Greentown and New Berlin with a franchise vote planned later The Canton Akron roadbed graded to Uniontown hill twelve miles from Canton with rails laid and more grading ahead Dated Canton Aug 19.

Canton Common Pleas Court W. X. Baker Lawrence Township Frank Pfeiffer Lake Township Jacob Lutz Jackson Township Nathan Moffit Tuscarawas Township Henry Lantz Massillon J. Neal Pearson Abraham R. Eversole Pike Township Ernest Bachert William Dannemiller E. M. Shetler Bethlehem Township David F. Bordner Johnson Grant Washington Township Lewis A. Paul A. C. Holderbaum Tuscaravas Township Louis Rebillot Nimishillen Township Jefferson Bair Plain Township Andrew Grim Harvey R. Dittenhafer Joseph A. Bour Johnson Armstrong Alliance Joseph ©. May Nimishillen Edward J. Werner Fred W .Geise Albert Ringle Andrew Youngblood John C. Schaffer John C. Devine Monroe L. Hutt Frank Holtzbach Petit Jurors Abraham Zartman John Y. Williams L. E. Meyers Massachusetts Akron Greentown New Berlin Stark County Infirmary Sarah Jane Raymond Perry Township Uniontown Hill

McKinleys Picnics Then Illness Forces Return in Canton

In Canton on Monday President McKinley and Mrs McKinley with Secretary Cortelyou Col Herrick and relatives enjoyed a Zoar picnic. After a village drive Mrs McKinley fell ill and they returned shortly. Also reported are Philip Powell’s railway death in Newcastle Pa and the death of Anna E Essig widow of Wm H Essig aged 87. Eugene Stutz denies many divorce allegations in a suit filed by Theresa Stutz. he is 65 and serves as Mt Eaton to Massillon mail carrier.

Canton Newcastle Pittsburg & Western Anna E. Essig Wm. H. Essig O. W. Hol Eugene Stutz Willison & Day Theresa Stutz Mt. Eaton Massillon

Claims Adjusted After Last Week's Fire In North Eed

Hon R A Pollock reported all insurance claims from last week's fire, including John Morgan's, have been settled with no issues from any company. Townspeople discuss rebuilding and fire department equipment as the current focus. Dyspepsia Cure advertisement claims it aids digestion and restores natural conditions.

R. A. Pollock North Eed John Morgan

Nerve Pills Praised In Massillon Testimony

A Massillon resident Mr. Henry Paul testifies to the benefits of Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills describing regained strength energy and vigor after use. The medicine sold at 50 cents a box by dealers of the Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY bears Chase's portrait and signature on each package.

A. W. Chase Henry Paul No. 30 Paul Street Massillon Ohio KS. Craig South Erie Street Dr. A. W. Chase Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co Buffalo N. Y M. D

One Minute Cong Cure Promoted by Chas W Cupples

An advertisement claims a cough remedy called One Minute Cong Cure by Chas W Cupples at 180 W Tremont St and Rider & Snyder at 12 FE Main St. It promises instant relief for children and assures safe, pleasant, and effective results.

P. T. Thomas Sumterville Ala Chas. W. Cupples W. Tremont Street Rider & Snyder E. Main Street Chas W. Cupples Tremont St Main St

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the Independent Independent Building N. Erie Street Wale Babney's Bammerlin Conrad Bert Hankin North Mill Street Tnion Virginia George E. Roberts West McDonaldsville Cleveland Leader McDonaldville Tramp Massil Ki-Ki Mas Sillon Street Willie Wonder Phoebe Massillonians New York State Kiki E. E. Fox Massillon Street Fair Association Africa Charles B. Allen Elmwood Avenue Gramme Prudential Trust Company Penn Ave Independent Office F & Gamble CP County Seat News Zoar Lawrence
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