Stark County politics and armed pursuit in Aug
North Lawrence and Urban Hill report on Stark county politics with a push toward primaries and Australian ballots. A Massillon man objects to multiple Populist nominees while a central committee is named. In Om VI un, citizens trap three thieves after a store burglary, a firing mêlée ensues, and several suspects are jailed or bailed.
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Stark County
North Lawrence
Canton
Atlee Pomerens
Stanton Howells
Massillon
Archibald McGregor
Messrs
Harrison
Pontius
Slentz
Simonet
Hay
Omviun
Lee
Ponting
Koxlure
Maradhul Arnold
Hob. Springer
Madison House
Here
Marshal Arnold
P. Routson
Prince Albert Toothpick
Sterling
Frederik Wagner
New York City
Ramsey
Fred Blake
Robbie Springer
William Wenties
Hartford
Board of Education Selects Books for Next Term
In a special session the Board of Education accepted the committee report on texts. They replace Martin's Civil Government with Fisk's and Harvey's Elementary Grammar with Hyde's Practical Lessons in the Use of English Nos 1 and 2. Arithmetics and geographies remain. Frye's geographies replace Eclectica with exchange terms for old books. Found coal on Robinson Reinohl farm near West Brookfield. Howelle Coal Co controls the territory and a mine is likely to open soon.
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Orevinia
Celia
Mercer County
William Pontius
Pontius
Rockford
Colina
Fred Blake
North Lawrence
Urban Hill
Thomas Arnot
Board of Education
Martin
Fisk
Harvey
Hyde
Frye
Eclectica
Doal
Robinson Reinohl
West Brookfield
Howelle Coal Company
Convict's Appeal for New Trial Linked to Baltimore Confession
A Massillon born inmate writes the independent editor seeking funds for a new trial claiming innocence in a murder case. He alleges a money driven frame and cites a Baltimore confession by Hildebrand as pivotal, while detailing family hardship and hopes for public support.
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Massillon
Hooutpy
Burg
THE
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Dolllar
Qstober Court
Supreme Court
George Koons
Holydayaburg
Hildebrand
Wilson
Koon
Baltimore Herald
Altoona
Frank Wilson
James Farrell
Bonnecke
Herald
Williams
Death in Warwick mine claims 63 year old Thomas Brooks
Thomas Brooks, about 63, was found dead in the Warwick mine around noon on Saturday. He appeared to have been tamping a hole when he was stricken. He lived with his family in West Brookfield and had a long history of asthma, the illness likely contributing to his death. Wright's Celery Tea cures constipation and sick headaches, 1s 2c at druggists.
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Datrox
David
McElhinney
Grim Reaper
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Bollivar
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J. H. Tomer
Youse’ Albright
Wheeling
Vin Clark
Clark
Grand Army
126Th
New Cutmverland
Pumcrop
Ben
Thomas Brooks
Warwick
Weat Brookfield
Wright
Drurzis
McKinley Welcomes Pa Delegation in Canton Speech
Nearly a thousand workers from Elwood and New Castle Pennsylvania arrive with two bands and are greeted by Major McKinley. He delivers a brief address contrasting Republican protection with Democratic free trade and free silver, urging support for a protective tariff and sound currency.
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Keystone State
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Elwood
New Castle
Jackson
Pennsylvania
United States
National House
Rapunhean Party
Democratic Party
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Cengres
Harrison
Uy Uluers
McKinley
Merchants Picnic at Chippewa Lake September 2
The Mansillon retail merchants held a largely attended meeting in the mayor's court to plan a townwide picnic at Chippewa Lake on September 2. Officers and committees were named for printing music grounds transportation sports reception and more. The group also decided to engage a military band for the event.
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Mansillon
E. A. Taggart
G. F. Breckel
W. A. Sonnhalter
Henry Snyder
CM. Whitman
Clark G. Sarith
Frank Warth
Wailsup Graber
Wmn. Humberger
Frank Humberger
W. B. Martin
W. A. Clark
William Sonnhalter
Gr Ff
Seaman
Wetler
J. Graze
L. Vort
George Henrich
U. Seibold
Jum Kohl
W. Graham
John Matthews
C. F. Putman
Thos, Morgan
Julio Vetzer
Jacob Smith
J. A. Saer
Shawnee Miners Accept Situation and Halt Work
Twelve hundred miners at Corning Rendville and Hemlock strike after state convention action. Shawnee Smith mine reports large local support and immediate work stoppage. Union leaders plan meetings in Shawnee Corning to ratify decisions on abolishing the lease system amid an assessment to aid affected workers. Cheap excursion tickets announced for West and Northwest travel.
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Corning
Rendville
Hemlock
Coluwins
Voted
Smith
Shawnee
Jease
Pearce
Ohio
Penna
The
National
Ratchford
Ohio Division of Miners
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