Massillon Business Directory Listing
A Massillon directory item lists lawyers, banks, rolling mill, glass factory, bridge company, and jewelers. Notable entries include R Rozert H Folger attorney on South Erie Street, Kion National Bank with Coleman president, Massillon Rolling Mill, Massillon Glass Factory, and Von Kanel East Side Jewelry Store plus Coleman's watch and clock shop on South Erie Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rrozert H.folger
Wormey
Veo
New York
Pbonasylvanias
Ruaui
Erie Street
Massillon
Stark
Kion National Bank
Odio Janne
Coleman
J. H. Hunt
This Store Proves Savings on Dry Goods Prices
A promotional note urges shoppers to compare prices and trust a dry goods store that claims to offer superior value. It cites 50 inch figured black mohair at 35 cents a yard, well below typical retail, and mentions a fully organized mail order department for bidding and ordering.
Horne & Co Domestics Offers New Fall Flannels
Jos Horne & Co advertises fall flannelettes and bonny doon and molleton flannels for home wear and children's clothing. Customers may request samples from the Mail Order Department or order by mail with assurances of prompt return delivery.
Exposition invites visitors to town with store rendezvous
Our Exposition will soon open and visitors are invited to make the store their rendezvous. The venue features a restaurant, a mezzanine with writing tables and reading matter, and a ladies parlor where ladies can meet friends and enjoy a pleasant hour.
Democrats Meet in Dayton as Convention Frays
The Democratic state convention opens in Dayton with Dowling factional gains in county and district meetings. A scuffle erupts at the Third District meeting with revolver and knife drawn. Meyers named to credentials committee as Dowlingites press for power, while Sorg backs the conservative governor bid. Resolution and central committee assignments listed amid ongoing disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers
New State Central Committee
McLean
Dayton
Dowling
Allen O. Meyers
Third District
Montgomery
Butler
Sorg
Butler County
Montgomery County
Dowlng
Furst
T. J. Mulvihill
J. M. Smedes
James A. Gilmore
EH. J. Farrell
George W. Moore
Gale B. Orwige
Galen L. Kine
J. R. Marshall
H. Walter Doty
N. D. Cochran
H. L. Chapman
John M. Warmeter
George M. Morris
E.B. Finley
J. P. Seward
A. J. Andrews
Charles J. Lynch
J. A. McDowell
James A. Rice
R. W. Panden
L. H. Eggert
Russeth
John Hagerty
Lewia Remelin
Lowling
M. Grimth
W. C. Ely
John
I. Kenna
W. W. Watson
E. B. Seivers
Thomas
John P. Brenner
John Boland
John L. Patterson
P.M. Cullinan
James Ross
Frank Dorr
Charles Ferguson
E. W. Kennedy
W. ©. Bigger
Isaac Hill
Francis D. Miller
C. A. Corbin
C. P. Smith
Harry Wilson
Bar Harbor
John R. Mclean
Alger
Navy boards to appraise 100 auxiliary cruisers
Washington will examine a large fleet of about 100 auxiliary naval craft improvised into cruisers colliers and other support ships. A special board led by Captain Clark and including Captain Higginson Captain Chadwick Civil Engineer Andrane and Naval Constructor Tawresey will decide which vessels to retain repurpose or sell and begin bidding on those not needed. Previous high prices paid for these ships raise questions about current offers.
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Washington
Navy Department
Clark
Oregon
Higginson
Massachusetts
Chadwick
New York
Andrane
Santiago
Tawresey
Hobson To Try Rubber Bag Scheme For Spanish Vessels
Lieutenant Richmond P. Hobson sails on the Seguranca with private secretary Roland S. Gielow and A. Gill of Merritt Wrecking Company. He plans to raise two sunken ships from Cervera's squadron near Santiago, as the transport heads to the port.
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Will
Hobson
Richmond P. Hobson
Cervera
Roland 5. Gielow
Naval Reserve
A. Gill
Merritt Wrecking Company
Concordat rethink guides church rule in colonies
In Washington August 24 officials discuss merging Catholic committees across Cuba Porto Rico and other Spanish colonies. The plan would end the concordat letting Spain select bishops and Rome formally appoint them. Gradual shifts would keep current bishops until replacement and move to US style local selection with Rome approval.
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WassIneTon
Ang
Cuba
Porto Rico
Spain
Vatican
Rome
United States
German Catholic Day Opens As Bishop Critiques School Question
Milwaukee Aug 24 German Roman Catholic societies met yesterday at St Marys church for the German American Catholic day. Bishop Messmer just returned from Rome spoke on the school question taking a radically opposite stand to Archbishop Ireland. He urged German Catholics to fund parochial schools and suggested diverting money for a German chair at Washington University to St Francis Seminary.
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Miilwayuree
St. Mary's Church
Messmer
Rome
Ireland
Washington University
St. Francis
Knights of Pythias Encampment Draws 75000 in Inplayaponis
The biennial Knights of Pythias encampment in Inplayaponis attracts about 75,000 visitors with 18,000 in the parade led by 10,000 from the uniform rank under Major General Carnahan. Governor Mount attends the parade and speaks at the supreme lodge session, where officers face investigation and a committee is appointed to probe charges, delaying officer elections.
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Knights of Pythias
Carnahan
Governor Mount
Supreme Lodge
House of Representatives
Taggart
Supreme
Cosgrove
Supreme Keeper of Records and Seals
R. L. C. White
Winte
Thomas L. Mears
Representative Feathers
Wisconsin
Representative Burns
Ohio
Gale
Massachusetts
Bangs
North Dakota
Watson
Indiana
Daniels
Idaho
Richardson
Virginia
Fight Workmen Killed at Giens Station Tunnels
Eight men died and several were injured when a brick wall collapsed during removal of a tunnel section at Giens station on the Charters Branch of the P C C S L railway about 10 o clock Monday night. The dead include Antonia Lo Strapp 48 Feliciano Del Signore 18 I Vite Volpe 22 Beniamino Roneo 40 Touias Walazeyk 28 Burton Jones 40 foreman Dominico Grava 22 and Felix Mills 17 of Glendale. His wife then came from Ashland Va to view a body.
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Pittspuro
Giens
Chartiers
Antonia Lo Strapp
Italy
Feliciano del Signore
I Vite Volpe
Beniamino Roneo
Touias Walazeyk
Burton Jones
Ashland
Oe Dominico Grava
Felix Mills
Glenda
Condition of Troops Shafter Reports Dead Sick Wounded
Washington dispatch from General Shafter lists SanTiago as of Aug 20 with Aug 23 sanitary totals: 900 sick, 681 fever cases, 74 new fever cases, 85 fever cases returned to duty. Deaths Aug 13 Major H C Bowen surgeon Twenty first Massachusetts, Aug 20 August Anderson remittent malarial fever with heart failure, Aug 21 Thomas Bagley dysentery, Sergeant Thomas Maher typhoid fever, Aug 22 William Walthus civilian chronic diarrhoea, Private Robert H Ziegler typhoid fever, Private George Kent typhoid fever, Andrew Little septicemia and superative paratous.
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Washington
War Department
Shafter
Thomas Bagley
Twentyfirst Infantry
Thomas Maher
Twenty-first Infantry
William Walthus
Robert H. Ziegler
Sixteenth Infantry
Dewey Regains Docking Permission at Hongkong
Ambassador Hay reports Britain has ordered Hongkong's governor to grant Admiral Dewey permission to dock and inspect his ships. In Boston, Governor Wolcott salutes arriving Olivette crew as nearly 200 sick soldiers are led ashore from quarantine, most from U S regiments. Charles Denby returns to the United States as Curzon plans rest and relocation to India in December.
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Washington
Hay
State Department
Hongkong
Admiral Dewey
Denby
San Francisco
Charles Denby
United States
China
Starving in Cuba and War Department Relief Plans
War Department plans relief for starving Cubans during the war. Public schools to be opened in Santiago and all saloons closed. Aguinaldo followers show little love for General Merritt while Dewey garners great faith. United States to build twenty eight war vessels.
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General Merritt—Public
Feeding the Starving in Cuba and Philippine Developments
War department studies plans to feed starving Cubans after Spanish evacuation, with distribution under army officers and local chiefs to reach real needy. Manila reports mostly unfounded native-American trouble rumors, bank run averted by British help, and improving business. Philippine junta in London says friction with Americans fading and favors U.S. retention of the islands.
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Washington
Associated Press
War Department
Cuba
Army
Manila
Pasig
London
Aguinaldo
Merritt
Anderson
Martinets
Philippines
Dewey
Europe
United States
British Foreign Office
Great Britain
Spain
Navy to Build Twenty-Eight War Vessels
The Navy Department opened bids for sixteen torpedo boat destroyers and twelve torpedo boats costing a total of 6.9 million dollars. Destroyers, about 400 tons, max 295000 each, speed 28 knots, completed in 18 months. torpedo boats, about 150 tons, max 170000 each, speed 26 knots, completed in 12 months.
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Washington
Associated Press
Navy Department
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BANKS
Ae Assell & CO
Assillon
Joe
Vors
Smith Iron
Assillon Glass Factory
Assillon Jeon Bridge CO
Jewelers
Boggs & Buhl
Allegheny, PA
JOS. Horne & CO
Pittsburg, PA
Dowling - Meyers
Dunning
Stockton
Cal
Ada Botka
John B. Dunning
Dover
Del
Delaware
Lees
International Commission
Lord Herschell
Quebec
Legislative Assembly
Dingley
James Winter
Fairbanks
England
Joint Commission
Boston
A. H. Soden
F. D. H. Robinson
John T. Brush
National Board of Arbitration
National Baseball League
Board of Directors
Holmes-Freedman
Belfast
Naval Board
New Yorks
Pittsburg
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