Local Happenings In This City A Busy Week
Pension of six dollars a month granted to Charles E. Jarvis. Visitors guesting with local residents. Yardmaster William Sorg resumes duties after illness. Newman literary society to meet weekly. Bankruptcy petition filed in Cleveland district court against Stroh & McIntosh. Epworth League leaders named for December. Mrs. Smith and others spend Thanksgiving in Dalton. Infant Nicholas Knetter funeral at St Mary's. Oil strike at Dalton prospect. Hunting accidents injure Albert Whitman and kill Reuben Sprow. Trades and Labor Assembly event draws many workers. Local couples wed. Northern Ohio Traction franchise questioned. John Sproul seeks aid, sent to Stillwater. King’s Daughters social features book-title guessing game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Jarvis
Harry L. Shupe
Cleveland
L. H. Menuez
John Hall
Sebring
G. W. Lose
Grant Street
William Sorg
Pennsylvania Yards
Literary Society
Newman
Finn
Epworth League
M. E
Lot Cushing
Mary Bowman
William Johns
Arletta Hull
S. B. Hawkins
Clara Howenstine
Robert Douglas
H. R. Warner
Reformed Parsonage
Dalton
A. B. Smith
Anna Lichtenwalter
Aultman
Howard
Frances Price
Canton
John Sproul
Officer McGuire
Stillwater
Massillon State Hospital
Reed & Company
King’s Daughters
Presbyterian Church
Conan Doyle
Jennie Archer
J. F. Clokey
Massillon
Mamie Wilson
Bellamy
Ruskin
Invisible
James Lane Allen
North Lawrence and surroundings November 1901 news notes
Miss Ellen Murry and William Lawrence of Muskegon Michigan wed at the bride’s home on Thursday evening Reverend Willard of Canal Fulton presiding Miss Oakella Pollock served as bridesmaid Edward Groshan was best man the couple to reside in Muskegon Thanksgiving activities in East Greenville and Crystal Spring include church events amateur sports and a hunting season update Mary and Adam Rohr and family visited Cleveland city scenes in Massillon Canton West Salem and neighboring towns with local officials and residents commenting on holiday festivities and local accidents including a broken elbow and a mined hunting report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Lawrence
Ellen Murry
William Lawrence
Muskegon
Mich
Willard
Canal Fulton
Oakella Pollock
Edward Groshan
Lawrence
Sadie Campbell
Canton
Armory
Massillon
East Greenville
8. Evans
Akron
J.F. Campbell
Samuel Tyson
J. F. Campbell
The
Methodist Church
Foresters
Hira Crites
Folly
C. M. Leonard
Alta
C. A. Williams
West Salem
Warwick
Wise
W. A. Pritzcker
Policeman Wittman
Obituary of Frank M. Pomeroy in Canal Fulton
Frank M. Pomeroy, 70, a former Canal Fulton resident, died Thursday in Auburn, Indiana. The body was brought back for burial. he is survived by a wife and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Pomeroy
Canal Fulton
Auburn
Ind
Bunny, the Unterrified. Return from Jrunting trip with strange tales
John Hoban and Daniel Garrett recount a strange Jrunting journey with others silent on details. They describe taking a stuffed rabbit and blank shells given to fishers, posting the rabbit where shooters could aim. The supposed lifelike rabbit provoked frantic, dangerous reactions in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hoban
Daniel Garrett
Mr. Hoban
Mr. Ertle Elected Band Leader After Roseman Resigns
At Friday’s Military band meeting John Roseman resigned as manager effective December 1 and will relocate to Mt. Vernon. Edward Ertle, current drum-major and secretary, was elected to succeed him. Roseman, Ertle, Kirchhofer and others spoke. A December 8 business meeting will select a director and secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roseman
Roseman
Mt. Vernon
Edward Ertle
Messrs. Roseman
Ertle
Kirchhofer
Isaac Smith Enters County Commissioner Race
Isaac Smith of Alliance declares candidacy for county commissioner as a Republican. He is a trustee of Lexington township and often visits Massillon, saying the East End must be early to secure benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Smith
Alliance
Mr. Smith
Lexington Township
Massillon
Chip of Steel Injures W L E Section Hand at Navarre
Joseph Larker, a W L E section hand at Navarre, was struck in the eye by a steel chip Friday. He was taken to Cleveland for an operation believed to save his sight. Larker is young, unmarried, and brother to Telegraph Operator Larker. Five Pennsylvania derailed cars occurred at MA tower siding. minor damage, wreck crews replaced by Wooster and Creston teams. Other notes cover W L E and B&O personnel moves, large 1902 expenditures for Pennsylvania rolling stock, and displaced workers in related rail lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Larker
Navarre
Cleveland
Larker
Pennsylvania Railroad
MA Tower
Wooster
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Columbia Yards
Creston
A. McMichael
Edward Lamb
Sheredsville
Herbert Wilson
Charles Davis
Cady
Columbus Yards
Pennsylvania
W. R. Woodford
Cumberland,Md
Work
Isaac Crooks
State Sues Steel Trust Over Back Fees
Columbus, Nov. 20 petitions will be filed in supreme court to recover about 50000 from the American Tin Plate Company and the American Sheet Steel Company New Jersey incorporations which qualified to do business in Ohio in October It is claimed they transacted business in Ohio for nearly two years before qualification The action seeks recovery of paid fees not a trust-law case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Supreme Court
American Tin Plate Company
American Sheet Steel Company
New Jersey
Sheets
Ohio
Todd
Tax Notice for Perry and Tuscarawas Townships Massillon
Tax collector will be at the mayor's office in Massillon on November 29 and 40 December 10 11 1901 to receive taxes for Perry and Tuscarawas townships and the city of Massillon. J H Smieth Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Perry
Tuscarawas
J. H. Smieth
Wabash President Counters Seneca Wreck Toll
St Louis reports President Joseph Ramsey Jr. of the Wabash contends casualties at the Seneca Michigan wreck are overstated. He cites Superintendent Burns figures with twenty one dead and twelve seriously hurt, claiming many listed as injured were only scratched or bruised and have gone home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Joseph Ramsey, Jr
The
Wabash
Seneca, Mich
Burns
Talk of Phoneme Use for Division Headquarters in Massillon
The United States Telephone Company plans division headquarters in the Sibila building storeroom vacated by Walter Altman and will move its general office there. A 50 wire test station and added switchboards are slated for the second floor to relieve crowded offices. Massillon is chosen for location. consolidation rumors among United States, Federal and Central Union are unconfirmed by locals. The Central Union may raise rates January 1, with full plant rebuilding weeks away. The Stark Telephone Company will also fall under Federal control once lines are completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Telephone Company
Sibila
Walter H. Altman
Columbus
Massillon Telephone Company
Exchange
Tocal
Holloway
Decker
Central Union Company
Massillon
Federal Telephone System
Stark Telephone Company
Federal Company
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Don’t Know It
Advert says many suffer kidney trouble without realizing it and suggests a home test with a water bottle sediment. It promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidneys, bladder, and urinary issues, claiming dramatic results and offer of free sample and book by mail.
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Albert Whitman
John Wihiatman
Doylestown
Reuben Sprow
Bucyrus
Trades and Labor Assembly
McClymonds
Toilors
Edward Hauenstein
North Mill Street
S. K. Mahon
Catherine Martin
Richville
Russell Company
Northern Ohio Traction Company
Akron Council
Main Street
Canton Road
Bunny
MR. Ertle
Jos. Larker
Cleveland Hospital
Way News
Ramsey
U. S
Massillon Company
Central Union
Humberger
Humbergers
Warwick Block
Sassillon
Iver
Cory
Nat Mainte
T. Morriy
Sippo
Ohto
Jennet Oarders
Jarvis Ave
Maseilion Iron and Steel Company
Galsoren
Jarvis Avenue Ustomers
MII
Hokski
Rudy
Aborlas
Richeimer
Moler Barber College
Chicago
L. B
Care Union Hotel
EWING
Inquire
East Oak Street
RICE
Heas, Snyder Co
Hess- Snyder Co
Oak Street
Ousek
Front Street
Mainst
Orlando
Volkmar
Ousk
Gas City
Tven
Geo
KR. Hankin
Elhman St
Oush
West Cherry St
Edward Jones
W. Cherry
Kryder Coal
Hawkins’s Bank St Geo, Rink, Masallon
RS. Ida Kinney
Madame I. Cappiani
New York City
South Erie Street
Buginesa
Miller & Miller
N. P. Bailey
North
High Streets
W. E. N. Hemperly
South
Eris St
Banbury
Frahoda
Snyder's Shoe
Atore Prada Rire Dames Kyster
Massalon
Jacobue Stiener
HA. O. Baer
Mill Street
Massilion
Prospect Street
Jarya Avenue
W. Spidi
Erie
Orse
W.J. Myers
OUSB
Kent Street
Russell’s
Butler
Richville l Avenue
Farmera' Phone
Hill Street
Tremont
Oak
Bath
Hess-Snycher
Warren F Rungell
Corner Oak
McLain Sts
H.C. Merwin
Jarvis Avenue
Walnut Street
F. Strobel
Care Bridge
Orka
Ridvile
Marathon Tel
Central
Edna and
Huth
Oak Park
Oak Park School
Glass Works
Russell & Co.’s
John H. Willams
West Main Street
New
Klein & Heffelman Go
N. Market Street
Ee Iano
Bammerlin Bros. Cor
Kirkland
Hatston Streets
Grant
Henry Bt
City Water
Burd
Bln
Eric
Finder Abrys
Carling
Henry Krier
Muskingum Streets
Grr eRarer Ee
Bahney’s Book Store
E. Main St
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