Roosevelt and civic reform cited in brief advisory stance
The piece notes President Roosevelt promoting brevity in government reports and endorsing restraint in state papers. It highlights a Boston meeting of the New England Anti Imperialist League lamenting Republican drift, remarks by Carroll Wright on business religion, and reports on Southern economic shifts and rural school consolidation debates. It also mentions Victor H Morgan resigning from The Independent and ongoing discussions from the December Review of Reviews.
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Roosevelt
New England Anti-Imperialist League
Boston
Irving Winslow
Nelson
Kansas
William B. Shaw
Middle West
South
Massillon State hospital report praises progress and cures
The annual report of Superintendent Henry Eyman highlights growing knowledge in patient care and rising recovery rates at Massillon State hospital. It notes improved medical care, a respected nurses training school, and efforts to cut costs while maintaining patient comfort, with Dr Byman proposing ideas to save the state money.
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Henry ©. Eyman
Massillon State Hospital
Eyman
Ohio
Nurses’ Training School
Byman
Hyman
Latimer
Massillon Daughters of Veterans
Richville Avenue School
Atlee Pomerene
Canton
J. F. Clokey
L. H. Stewart
E. J. Cratt
P. Foust
Massillon
GUBA S NEGRO PROBLEM AND CUBA ANNEXATION
The St Louis Globe Democrat argues Cuba faces a racial clash as Palma faces pressure to invite or exclude Negroes from state receptions. It claims annexation by the United States would quickly shift the race balance, doubling white population and resolving the problem, while recognizing Afro Cuban fighters’ contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Havana
Palma
United States
Union
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Massillon State Hospital annual report to Governor Nash
Superintendent H C Hyman presented the tenth annual Massillon State Hospital report. It covers 431 admissions, 226 discharges, 24.59 percent recoveries, 5.03 percent deaths under treatment, and details on origins, ages, duration of insanity, and outcomes. It advocates improved treatment, reduced costs, expanded therapy and better nursing, with notes on food, employment of patients, diversions, and the December 19 dedication of William McKinley hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Hyman
Massillon State Hospital
Board of Trustees
Nash
Columbus
Columbus State Hospital
Cleveland State Hospital
Eyman
Christmas Eve entertainments brighten hospital life
Patriotic speeches and sweet music filled the evening as shadowgraph shows and sleight of hand amazed guests. The hospital dramatic club, Elks minstrels, and frequent winter programs accompanied lectures and attractions, with a February 21 masquerade ball and July 4 field sports noted among annual events.
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QO. A. B. Santer
Hospital Dramatic Club
Elks’ Minstrels
William McKinley Hall
W. H. McCollin
Nash
Man Convicted in Canton for Child Non-Support
William Brisbin pleaded guilty to non support of his minor children in common pleas court. Judge Harter sentenced him to four months in the workhouse plus costs and warned that future non support would prompt further action. Brisbin and his wife are divorced. he had left town and was recaptured on the charge. The notice ends with an unrelated Want column advertisement candidate.
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William Brisbin
Canton
Harter
Common Pleas
Brisbin
Local Masons Elect Officers Across Several Lodges
Hiram Chapter No 18 R A M and Knights of St John elected officers Tuesday night with Francis Strobel as high priest and Howard Garrigues as king. Lincoln Council No 18 Jr O U A M named officers led by J J Wendling as counselor and W J Masters as vice. Also mass meetings of I O O F Massillon and Sippo lodges, Massillon Aerie Eagles, and Canal Fulton lodge held elections. details list officers and new roles for 1908.
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Hiram Chapter
The
Knights of St. John
Lincoln Council
Hiram
Francis Strobel
Howard Garrigues
L. P. Schimke
A. H. Coleman
Melville Howard
Royal Arch
W. E. N. Hemperly
Charles Gise
A. C. Heggem
Jacob Scharver
Sebastian Miller
George Weckman
L. H. Bamberger
Joseph Leonard
L. L. Volkmer
Val Hamil
George Hoppold
Emil Converse
Ohio
Lincoln Council No. 16
J. J. Wendling
W. J. Masters
J. A. Farrel
R. F. Miller
R. B. Carniora
Charles Croninger
Daniel Dulabahu
Inside Sentinel
Graybill
Outside Sentinel
R. A. Hardgrove
H. W. Elsass
G. EF. Breckel
O. P. Kline
Massillon
Sippo
Noble
Edward Heisler
Robert H. Gow
John Crookston
CG. M. Smith
Wm. Mader
Canal Fulton Lodge
Canal Fulton
Massillon Aerie of Eagles
Frank Vogt
H. B. Sibila
Andrew Ertle
Ford Sheer
Sentinel
A. H. Parnacott
Alexander Griffith
George Frantz
Worthy
Charles Mausz
George W. Elsworthy
Charles Remley
Edward Snyder
William Crone
Coal Scarcity Threatens New York Amid Severe Shortage
The New York Herald warns that coal famine could grip the city this winter if weather disrupts rail traffic. Trade interests say supplies mirror the end of the coal strike, with only about 4,000 tons available daily against a 20,000 ton daily demand, risking rationing and high prices.
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New York
The
Herald
Tidewater
New England
Canada
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Victor H Morgan
Independents
Mr Morgan
Canal Fulton Signal
John P Yockey
Atlanta Constitution
Syqte
Guba
Ayer
Emma Jane Entsminger
Langsville. O
J.C. Ayer CO
Lowell
Mase
Dent
Ays
Dayton
Grove
Massillon Military Band
Evmann
J. M. McGeorge
Charles L. Harmer
E. Emerick
Caroline ©. Culver
Rocky Mountain
Z. T. Baltzly
Junior Order of American Mechanics
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