Cupid's Day Sparks Multiple Massillon Weddings
A flurry of weddings marked an active period in Massillon as Annetta Matthews wed Edward F. Davies at the First M. E. Church parsonage while Kate Engelhardt married John Rohr at St Marys. Maud Cameron and William Klein tied tomorrow’s knot at Klein home on Third Street, with receptions for families only. Additional unions included Matilda Klein and James Wiedner at St Pauls parsonage, Blanche Barnett and Walter Grosswiller at the First Reformed parsonage, Winifred Clementz and James Lampson at the Presbyterian parsonage, and Joseph Fowles and Anna Miner planning Crystal Spring residence. Other licenses issued include William Lawrence and Ellen Murry, Charles Scher and Cora Umbenhorr, Charles Fisher and Clara Raedel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annetta Matthews
Edward F. Davies
Kate Engelhardt
John Rohr
Maud Cameron
William D. Klein
F. H. Simpson
Third Street
Chloe Roup
William Cameron
John Cameron
Klein
Christian Klien
Hill Street
Matthews-Davies
Green Street
Davis
Anneta Matthews
Wayne Matthews
Duncan Street
Theresa Kohlmaier
Edward Riese
Arthur Hose
Warwick
Minnie Grosswiller
Grosswiller
Oakland
Russell & Company
Frank Clements
East Tremont Street
Jampson
Massillon
Tacoma, Wash
William R. Lawrence
Ellen Murry
North Lawrence
Charles Scher
Cora V. Umbenhorr
Pigeon Run
Charles Fisher
Clara Raedel
West Brookfield
Live Bird Shoot Draws Massillon Marksmen Near Canal Fulton
A sweepstake live-bird shooting match was held Thursday at Canal Fulton three miles east of town. Massillon marksmen competed with Joseph Waltzer of Canal Fulton winning first prize about $20. Participants included George J. Steinbach Daisy May Baughman Justus Edward Hanenstein Catherine Martin Richville and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Steinbach
Daisy May Baughman
Justus
Edward Hanenstein
Catherine Martin
Richville
Canal Fulton
Massillon
Joseph Waltzer
Massillon miners report screen violations in two mines
Robert Legg of the United Mine Workers travels to Massillon to investigate screen sizes at Central and Oakwood mines. He finds 37 bars instead of 38 and spacing errors, causing losses to miners. He expects remediation and seeks compensation from former owners now under Massillon Coal Mining Company. He urges district miners to monitor screens to prevent future issues.
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Robert Legg
East Greenville
United Mine Workers of America
Central
Oakwood
Massillon Coal Mining Company
Central Mine
The
Central Coal Company
Ridgway Burton Company
Child Perishes in Oven Fire Near Correctionville
A five month old boy died after Mrs J Fred Myers, living near Correctionville Iowa, placed the infant in a stove oven wrapped in a blanket to keep warm while she gathered fuel. On returning she found the fire had blazed up and the child perished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Children Burned to Death in Matches Tragedy
Philadelphia police report two children aged five years and ten months died after their clothing caught fire from matches they played with. Their mother Mrs. Kelly was severely burned while attempting to rescue them.
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Philadelphia
Human Sieve. Detective Frew Links Dorney to Tramp Ring
Detective Frew identified W H Dorney as a tramp jailed in the city after seven bullet wounds and a facial injury. Dorney says unknown assailants near Sterling fired on him while he was with a gang of tramps. Frew doubts the tale and seeks evidence.
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Frew
Dorney
Sterling
W. H. Dorney
W. G. Frew
C., L. & W. Railway Company
Wooster
Trew
Buried at Zoar under four chestnut trees
A. Gunn, long a Cleveland business figure and former Zoar recluse, was buried Wednesday on his Zoar hillside estate beneath four horse chestnut trees. His body arrived from Germany via special train to Cleveland, with W. C. Whitney of New York and notable Cleveland figures joining the funeral procession.
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Pittsburg
Zoar
Alexander Gunn
Germany
Navy
W. C. Whitney
New York
Hermitage
Gunn
Paynes
Cleveland
Zear
Senator Hanna
Myron T. Herrick
Mr. Whitney
Cost of the Election in Ohio
Columbus reports the Republican state executive committee spent 840.44 on the November 5 victory with unpaid bills and a 1189.90 deficit. Receipts totaled 500 from various donors, including 11,990 via Senator Hanna and 7,000 via Senator Foraker. Clerks, printing, postage, and publication plate costs dominated, with additional funds funneled through Suhr & Zepp in a contested financial picture.
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Columbus
W. F Burdell
Republican State Executive Committee
Franklin County
Hanna
Foraker
CC. B. Shook
Ohio
Hose Bound Over In Burglary Case At Meyer's Lake Home
Albert Hose released from the workhouse at noon Wednesday was rearrested and bound over to court by Justice Paul on charges of burglary at Martin Bast Meyer's Lake home last August. In default of 500 bail he was sent to the county jail. Edward Morgan and William Muer were arrested on East street by Policeman Budd Thursday for disorderly conduct and face a hearing this evening.
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Albert Hose
Bamberger
Martin Bast
Meyer
Lake
Paul
Edward Morgan
William Muer
East Street
Budd
Peter Conrad 73 Built McKinley Case House in Navarre
Peter Conrad aged 73 longtime Navarre resident died at the county infirmary. He built the small brick house near the P and L E tracks where President McKinley once tried his first lawsuit. Born in Germany he came to the United States with his parents and lived in Navarre most of his life. Funeral services were held Saturday at St Clement's Catholic Church cemetery burial followed.
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Peter Conrad
McKinley
Navarre
St. Clement’s Catholic Church
Conrad
Germany
Held as in a vise in Mudbrook mine collapse
Lawrence Fore, about 50, was trapped under a huge rock for a full hour in the Mudbrook mine near Newnan, suffering internal injuries and uncertainty of recovery. At Stark Mine, Jones of East Greenville was struck by a falling rock injuring his arm and leg without broken bones.
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Lawrence Fore
Mudbrook
Fore
Newnan
STARK
Jones
East Greenville
Stark Coal Company
Ohio Table Co to ship 125 tables to Jacksonville
The Ohio Table Company will this month ship 125 tables to Jacksonville Florida as part of a growing southward market. The firm reports success expanding in Dixie with prior orders from other southern cities. A customer from Upper Sandusky Ohio endorses Foley, Foley, and Tar for hoarseness, noting immediate cough relief and reduced soreness. Cream of Maize is recommended as nourishment for the elderly.
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Ohio Table Company
Jacksonville
Fla
South
Dixie
Geo
A Points
Upper
Sandusky, O
Foley
Toney
Tar
Rider & Snyder
Hospital Notes and McKinley Hall Dedication Details
Superintendent Eyman expects state board charity recommendations to be acted upon for new buildings at Massillon hospital to house 450 patients. McKinley Hall dedication program set for December 19 with Gov Nash reception by invitation. Front walk redesign complete. rear work to follow. Christmas entertainment planned. every patient to receive a present. donations urged. Thanksgiving sermon honored President McKinney memory. Dr Emerick travels to Cleveland for the weekend.
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McKinley Hall
Nash
Eyman
Overture Hospital
L. BH. Stewart
W. G. Harding
Hospital Orchestra
W. &. McKinnon
Harry GL. McLain
F. i. Dissete
Salo
Henry J. Eberwein
Rutherford TL. Platt
Jospeh P. Brers
Henry W. Harter
George K. Nash
GC. M. Roberts
Exman Ferls
State Board of Charities
Massillon
Endowment Rank HQ to Stay in Chicago Says Neal
Indianapolis dispatch reports Charles F. Neal president of the Knights of Pythias endowment rank says there are no immediate plans to move the head offices from Chicago to Indianapolis. A Chicago board of control meeting decided against a move as a building contract expires next year and debts are expected cleared in months.
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Indianapolis
Knights of Pythias
Chicago
Charles F. 8. Neal
Lebanon
Board of Control
Neals
West Point Annapolis Game Sets Attendance Record
Philadelphia reports a sold out grounds for the cadet football clash with Annapolis this afternoon. Authorities including the President, cabinet, Generals Miles Wheeler and Brooks, Admiral Dewey, and other senior officers will attend as crowds exceed capacity and thousands are turned away.
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Philadelphia
West Point
Annapolis
Miles
Dewey
Brooks
Wright
Joseph Wheeler
Corbin
Army
Navy
No Strike Looms After Miner Leaders Return
President Mitchell and Secretary Wilson of the United Mine Workers returned from a Huntington W Va convention to press coal operators of Virginia and West Virginia to join a joint meeting in Indianapolis January 30 to set a new wage scale and employment terms for next April. No strike is likely in the central competitive coal fields at present.
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Indianapolis
Mitchell
Wilson
United Mine Workers
Huntington
W. Va
Virgnia
West Virginia
Akron man lowest bid for Annapolis academy build
Washington reports the lowest bid for the New naval academy building at Annapolis comes from W D Thomas of Akron Ohio. The project costs about 2.5 million dollars with bids opened recently and no award yet by the navy department. President Roosevelt and family travel to Philadelphia while political moves unfold in Congress.
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Washington
Panama
Navy Department
United States
Colombia
Iowa
Talcahana
Machias
W. O. Telford
Columbus
Olio
Ohio
Naval Academy
Annapolis
W. D. Thomas
Akron
Roosevelt
White House
Philadelphia
Admiral Dewenr
John B. Mclean
Congress
Aneus
Dames 2D. Richardson
Tennesse
Hay
Failure at Akron Bankruptcy Filing Hits Local Leader
Akron November 30 A T Paige ex city commissioner and one of Akron's prominent figures filed bankruptcy petitions showing liabilities and nearly total assets. The action ties to Paige Carey and Company and its failure, and references a distant business involvement.
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Akron
A. T. Paige
Paige
Paige, Carey & Company
David R. Paige
South America
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