Local Happenings and Obits from Massillon
Miss Zula Brennen enjoys a Cleveland vacation. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clapper at 13 West Cherry. The North Ohio conference of the M and church opens September 5 at Oberlin and lasts a week. Howard Matthews of Erie visits his parents in Canal Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zula Brennen
Charles J. Kraft
Orville
Massillon
Walter Loch
Dorothy
Geneva
David Fish
V S. Brown
West Main Street
Obituary notices for Fierstios Hill and McBride families
Obituary notices list Mrs John Fierstoss aged one died near Massillon from a disease complex with four sons and six daughters, funeral at St Joseph Massillon. Mrs Lucy Hill aged 68 died at her daughter's home from stomach tumor with funeral at residence and Mansfield interment. Mrs Rebecca McBride aged 53 died in Wood Street from tuberculosis, funeral at home with daughter Nora Figush and son Louis McBride, interment Massillon cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fierstos
John Fierstcs
Massillon
Adam Hammersmith
Charles ¥. Hammersmith
John Hammersmith
Milan
Joseph
Father Doherty
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Lucy Hill
Lucy Ilill
Albert Berne
Naning
W. Dewey
M. Ss
Albert Berno
Berno
Forest City Motor Car Company
Mansfield Cemetery
Rebecca McBride
Wiel
Wood Street
Bla Nora Figush
Cleveland
Louis Asbury McBride
Will Close Mill on Canal Street in September
The Hicks Brown Milling Company operating a flour mill on Canal Street for a year with J. M. Neal as manager will cease business September 1. The building is owned by J. F Pocock. It is not yet known if the mill will reopen by another company immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks-Brown Milling Company
Canal Street
J. M. Neal
J. F Pocock
Mil
Pazo Ointment Promises Piles Cure In 6 to 14 Days
A drugstore ad touts 4 guaranteed cures for piles including bleeding itching and protruding piles. It claims druggists will refund money if Pazo Ointment fails to cure in six to fourteen days and lists service routes and low rates with imaging of agents and railway references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soc. B.& O
Washington
East
Chijorge
West
Strange horse theft case linked to Burkhead firm workers
Police investigate the disappearance of a chestnut horse and buggy hired Monday by a man calling himself F. W. Harper. Liveryman H. M. Shanklin reports Harper, plus a companion identified as W. H. Suth or W. H. Kuhn, may be headed toward Pennsylvania. Descriptions and postal cards were issued to other police chiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Street
Brule
Conlay
Ertle
Shanklin
F. W. Harper
Burkhead & Sons, Contractory
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Schanklin
Harper
FLW
Shankli
Shank
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania. Chief Fidle
Edward LeBeau Dead in Train Tragedy Near Richville
Edward LeBeau a Richville farmer was fatally struck by a Wheeling & Lake Erie freight train at Grayhill crossing near Richville Monday evening. He died Tuesday afternoon from a skull fracture after being taken to Canton then Austagan hospital. Funeral services will be held at his home and Richville church with burial in Massillon Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodcock
Labeau
Grabill Crossing
Rich ¥le
Wheeling
Seeholtz
Aultman Hospital
Brant
Farag
Abeau
Canton Morning News
Harper
Charles Ty. Garrigues
Canton Road
James High
Sycamore
C. A. Wilcox
Toledo
W. W. Wells
Lodi
Sherman Starper
Mr. Cray
Uniontown
Hattie Niederheiser
Cleveland
Ethel Couter Mathews
Columbus
Cora Derhammer
Seville
Frank Morrms
Canton
Clara M. Bentley
Salem
Peters
Brookfield
Edward LeBeau
Richville
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Grayhill’s Crossing
Austagian Hospital
Richville Church
O. P. Foust
First Reformed Church of
Massillon
Massilon
Bryan reception draws crowds to New York
Crowds pour into New York from across the country for a Bryan reception with hotels filling and strong enthusiasm among supporters. Commercial Travelers Anti-Trust League hosts see visiting delegations finalizing arrangements while Fire Island sightings reported the Princely Issue at 11 46. Steamer arrival times at quarantine and Hoboken dock noted as the day unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Bryan
Mivery
Commercial Travelers’ Anti-Trust League
Fire Island
Wil
Hoboken
U N C Maneuvers Costs in Tuscarawas County War
Columbus Aug 29 The total cost to Ohio for the national guard maneuvers in Tuscarawas County amounted to 100000 with federal expenditure at 10000. State payroll and transportation totaled 50000 each while the government covered mounted officers. Vouchers were issued yesterday. Maj Gen Dick received 20.83 daily for eight days and other officers were paid according to rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Tuscarawaa
W. V. McMaken
John C. Speake
Secret ballots debated at Republican convention
Salem Aug 29 special report describes a long deadlock at the Republican congressional convention with repeated secret ballot motions. Mahoning delegates push Upham’s secret ballot plan while Conroy and others urge open or contested ballots as key votes unfold. The first ballot at 1:28 shows Grant leading, with 114 votes. later ballots face procedural issues and a disorderly scene as controversy over ballot legality continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Comoy
Mahoning
Congress
Norris
Judge Arrel
Ariel
Stark
Coluntiana
Judge Hole
Conroy
Youngstown
C.C Upham
Stark County
Upham
Columbiana
Jackson
J. B. Kennedy
T. F. Turner
Norrigs
Kennedy
Mahoning County
Grant
Speaker
Unreadable Alphabetic Mail Call List Names and Postscript
A legible list of names appears with titles and initials followed by a note that persons calling for the above named letters will please ay advertised. The postscript includes a byline with Lous A. Koons, P. M. and a stray entry for BR Prihtz Co and Sos. Shalosky.
All Roads Lead to Wheeling Week of Sept 10 14
Citizens and visitors plan trips to Wheeling for the State Fair week September 10 to 14. Excursion rates on railroads promote attendance for attractions including the Knabenshue airship, cattle and Norge shows, sixteen races, and broad displays of agriculture, machinery, and manufactures. A cold cure ad promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine with Druggist refund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Exposition
Norge
A. Reymann
Geo
Mook
Sorrary
Autumn dress goods arrivals show large pattern assortment
We present the first arrivals of new autumn dress goods with an unusually large pattern assortment. Panamas lead for autumn wear in Shadow Plaid effects and Checks in gray shades, priced 50c to 1.50. Also featured are Broadcloths Serges Coverts Wool Taffetas Batistes Venriettas Engadines Maddelaine and more. Poplar or Danish Cloth, a cream washable material, 36 inch width, 25c a yard.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Will King
Minnie Guehler
North Mill Street
Mrs King
Heir
Thus Eury
Irone Myers
Mineral City
Holme Aller
George Class
Near West Broosfield A
Foster
Central Telephone Exchange
Salida, Col
Crist Sheley
Wayne County
Shelley
William Price
Robert Guy
Saginaw
Myrtle S Rogers
George Rogers
Daughters of Veterans
Meyer’s Lake
Northern Ohio Traction and Light Company
Canton-Akron
Akron
Knights of Pythias
Sulver Lake
Cross Company
Lef
Putman
J CG. 1
General Minshull
Alliance
W C.T U
Head City
North Lawrence
Clarence Deckard
D. W. Deckard
Daniel Kehn
E. P. Converse
Fast Oak Street
Harvey Converse
St. Louis
Joseph Kleinman
Holzman
William Kish
Henry Gelher
Canal Fulton
Loui Converse
Navarre
W H H. Linn
Mary Linn
Mt Vernon
H. M. Shanklin
Fcolumn
U. N.C
Mahoning Dele
Gation
Olution
AES
Business College
The
Massillon Actual Business College
Tad
E. W. Grove
George and Johnson
Hichville Avenue
Erie Street
Clay Alley
James R. Dunn
Hawvers
Thomas Burn
Adent
Lady Evelyn
Max Pemberton
Humberger
Humbergers
Prince Chap
Fall
Missislon
Silkdowne
Rider & Snyder
West Virginia
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