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Massillon Independent

Location

Massillon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1906

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Senator Dick Defies Critics in Ohio Fight for Party Unity

Akron Aug. 29 Senator Charles Dick urged Ohio Republicans to fight the controversy sparked by H M Daugherty and insisted the dispute must be settled within the party. He praised past leaders Hanna Roosevelt and Nash and said the national administration is not involved. He noted differences with Senator Foraker on several measures but affirmed mutual loyalty. In St Petersburg semi official says government will distinguish legal opposition from rebels and will press reforms through parliament. In Beaumont Texas a well fire at Spin dle Top tract burned fifteen storage tanks and derricks, threatening best wells.

Akron Charles Dick Foraker H. M. Daugherty Republican State Committee Cleveland Roosevelt Ohio Hanna Nash Senate Russsia St. Petersburg Viahner Beaumont Texas

Vanity and Selfbelief Across Ages, a London World Note

A London World remark contends that a man’s vanity grows with age, asserting his belief in irresistible charm from youth to old age. The piece presents a wry, observational view on narcissism and aging.

London

Revenue Under Cole Law Tops Ohio Public Service

Ohio reports show gross earnings of taxed public service companies may total 200 million this year under the Cole law with 2 million in revenue for the state. Included are steam and electric railroads express telegraph telephone gas and power concerns. Reports due by September 1. Last year earnings reached 180 million.

Buckeye Columbus Express Telegraph and Telephone Signal and Messenger

Marksmanship of a Texas Woman a Feature of the Seagirt Shoot

On the second day of Seagirt New Jersey’s great military shooting tournament Mrs. Elizabeth Topperwein of San Antonio Texas impressed officials by qualifying for enrollment in the National Marksman's Reserve with 59 of 75 points across 800 900 and 100 yards. Captain Stewart Wise of the First Corps of Cadets Boston won the Leech cup with 100 of 105, while Corporal Eastman of Ohio took second prize with 94.

Texas Seagirt Sea Girt N. J Elizabeth Topperwein San Antonio Tex Stewart Wise First Corps of Cadets Boston Corporal Eastman Ohio

Policemen Killed in Usovka Attack

In Usovka on August 29 two police sergeants and a rural guard were shot and killed on the street by a revolutionary. The assailant fled the scene, prompting a manhunt as officials confirmed the fatalities and opened investigations into the attack.

Usovka

Real Estate Trust of Philadelphia Fails in Major Collapse

Large funds loaned with insufficient security trigger a bank failure. A receiver is appointed as liabilities reach ten million while quick assets total about three and a half million. Promoter Adolf Segal and president Frank K. Hipple implicated. consternation follows closure.

Philadelphia Real Estate Trust Company of Adolf Segal Frank K. Hipple Burn Mawr Here Hipple General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church United States Franklini' National Bank The Presbyterian Church General Assembly W.H. Roberts Michner Clearing House Association Segal

Postponed Until Next Year In the Wellman Polar Expedition

Aug 29 dispatch from Spitzbergen reports Walter Wellman will not sail north this year due to mechanical defects. The Wellman Chicago Record Herald expedition will prepare for 1907 with a rebuilt car and equipment in Paris. The party will reach Europe in September and return next May to ready the plant.

Hammerfest Norway Walter Wellman Wellman-Chicago Record-Herald Spitzbergen Paris Europe Montgomery Ala AL Newsite Tallapoosa County Charles Cook George Johe Crowe Crowe

Hill Brothers Dye House Fire Damages $2500 in Hamilton

Fire at Hill Brothers dye works Hamilton Co inflicts $2500 loss. In Montana, bartender Eli Sutherland fatally shoots actress May Jackson then shoots himself. prognosis grim. Twenty one rescued from Lake Huron steamer Charles A Eddy by City of Mackinaw crew. Appomattox flood swamps Petersburg wharves and shops. Standard Oil counsel F Elliott denies moves to seize all US distilleries. Racine baker Otto B Schultz awarded $6000 against trades council for boycott damages.

Hill Brothers Hamilton Eli Sutherland May Jackson Butte, Mont Charles A. Eddy Lake Huron City of Mackinaw Appomattox Petersburg F. Elliott Standard Oil Company United States Otto B. Schultz Racine Wis Trades and Labor Council

Baseball scores and standings from major leagues

American League results show Cleveland and St Louis games with line scores and batteries. National League matches in Chicago and Pittsburg with late games. American Association reports St Paul, Kansas City, Minneapolis, Milwaukee results. Miscellaneous note about strikes in Santander and a witticism about puns.

Boston R.A. E. Cleveland W. L. Pc Chica St L Phila BMW Cleva Chicatot RH. E Chicago Cincinnali Brown Moran Ewing WL. PC Chica Brook American Association St. Paul Indianapolis Kansas City Columbus Spain Camargo

Clemency Offer Fails to Halt Cuban Revolt

Havana aug 29 government pleas clemency to insurgents who lay down arms yet no rush to surrender appears. critics say no time limit invites testing fortunes. earthworks for pinar del rio defense advance as some rebels desert home. night shootings occur on western railroad. veterans move to batabano and pinard del rio. gunboats ship ammunition while mosquitos patrol.

Havana Montalvo Pinar del Rio Pereza Batabano Boza Maximo Gomez

Railroad Officials Promise Compliance With Law

In Washington a conference of 34 railroad officials and shippers aimed at honoring the new law while seeking clarifications on tariff filing extension, posting methods, and joint-rate consent, with speakers from the Lackawanna New York Central Pennsylvania Missouri Pacific and other lines. Mexico Plot Rumors Stir Doubt Officials Say No Revolution Threatens Public Peace Amid Uproar. Inspections of Chicago packing plants by Secretary Wilson reveal high sanitary standards and satisfaction with conditions. Terrorism Against Evolutionists Rises in Libau as violence trends upward against those not aligning with the movement.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Caldwell The Lackawanna Grammar New York Central Massey Pennsylvania Clardy Missouri Pacific F. T. Bentley Chicago J. A. Farley Dallas James Maynard Knoxville Tenn American Shippers’ Association Illinois Manufacturers’ Association

Reception program for Bryan at New York Aug 29 1906

The program for the Bryan reception in New York outlines 4 p m arrival, welcome by Acting Mayor Mc Gowan, escort by mounted police, and a post Garden meeting plan in Madison Square Park. Speakers include D N Fletcher and Gov Glenn among others, with weather contingency noted.

Colonel Bryan New York Wm. J. Bryan Gov. Folk of Missouri McGowan Madison Square Park Bryan D. N. Fletcher Florida Glenn North Carolina Overnor W. 8. Jennings

Grain and live stock market quotes from multiple cities

The report lists cattle and hog prices in Chicago East Buffalo Cleveland and Pittsburgh with per head ranges for steers cows heifers bulls and calves. Sheep lamb and yearling values are given alongside hogs with different grade categories and regional price anchors. Grain quotes show wheat oats and corn values by grade and city, reflecting a broad commodity snapshot.

Chicago Buffalo Cleveland New York Cincinnati Boston Ohio Pennsylvania Toledo

An Hour's Walk Reaches Vast Cosmic Distances

An hour's stroll seems simple but, when scaled by celestial motion, yields an astonishing total of about 85 thousand miles. Considering Earth's rotation, orbit around the sun, and the sun's galactic drift, a one hour walk equates to a cosmic journey of roughly 85,233 miles.

Fourteenth Century English Housekeeping and Gems

Crude housekeeping reveals rushes still used in noble halls while fragrant herbs and twigs freshen air. Windows were glassed apertures, walls clothed with cloths or tapestries to shield from drafts. Servants swept principal rooms, dust gathered with damp leaves aiding refreshment. Gems cited for healing and fortune. Theodosius supposedly cured by brilliant stone, diamond, ruby, emerald, and opal linked to danger warnings and April birth. Town rebuilding hopes after Chile earthquake. Riésco notes Italian aid and forthcoming services. Trains strike tragedy in Indiana. Mrs Ralston killed, husband injured. San Francisco insurer payouts total over $55 million after disaster.

England Thurleigh London Standard Theodosius Pliny Myerson Santiago Chile Riesco Valparaiso

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