Mrs Andres Dies Suddenly at Home in Massillon
Mrs Margaret Andres aged 60 died suddenly of apoplexy at her West South street home on Sunday at 3 pm. She was found unconscious by her son Felix Andres while feeding chickens and died before a physician arrived. She had been a lifelong Massillon resident and is survived by children Emma Ockerman Clara Maerburg Theresa Merritt Frank Andres and Felix Andres of Massillon. Funeral plans to be announced.
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Margaret Andres
West South Street
Dayton
Theresa Merritt
Frank Andres
Felix Andres
William Marshall
Canton
Jennie Larmer
Smith Avenue
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Westlawn Cemetery
Miller
William Miller
Denver
Col
Bard’s Hall
Stonesnutters’ Union
Colorado
West Virginia
W. L. Reed
Toledo
Spiritualist Church
Burd, Blanchard, Gumm and Snively
Yockey
Massillon
Navarreites Arrested for Concealed Weapons Run-In
Canton police arrested Joseph Plumber and Nick Gamble from Navarre on intoxication charges Sunday night. A search found stilletos and revolvers. Plumber fined 1 plus costs for intoxication and 10 plus costs and ten days in the workhouse for concealed weapons. Gamble fined 16 plus costs and ten days for concealed weapons.
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Canton
Joseph Plumber
Nick Gamble
Navarre
Plumber
Gamble
Ohio's Centennial Address Invite Sent to Wilson
A joint Ohio committee and state commissioners invite President Woodrow Wilson to speak at the Ohio centennial celebration in Chillicothe next May marking statehood. The plan seeks Roosevelt’s presence, Ohio governors from five states, and a Daniels address with hopes for French representation.
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Columbus
Ohio Archeological and Historical Society
Nash
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Chillico
Ohio
Wilson
Steubenville
Roosevelt
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Northwest Territory
Daniels
Virginia
French Republic
Canton Editor Sued for Absolute Divorce
Marie Von Landberg of Syracuse sues Alexander Von Landberg editor of a Canton Ohio German paper for absolute divorce. Once a prominent Republican figure in Syracuse, he edited the German Union and served on the internal revenue staff and school board. He published a farewell in his paper detailing domestic troubles and distributed most of his property and the three children to his wife. he is not expected to oppose the action.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Marie von Landberg
Alexander von Landberg
Canton
von Landberg
German Union
Labor report denounces Bonebrake and Leese over school book bill
Columbus report by C F Davis, chairman of the Ohio Federation of Labor committee on legislation, blasts State School Commissioner L D Bonebrake and Summit county representative F Leese for inaction on the school book bill. It accuses Bonebrake of backing the school book ring and says Leese followed Bonebrake’s orders. The committee suggests opposing Leese if he runs for state school commissioner.
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Columbus
C.F. Davis
Ohio Federation of Labor
L. D. Bonebrake
F. Leese
Summit County
Bonebrake
Seese
House
Leese
Stamp Out Disease Says Wilson In Chicago
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson, in Chicago, vows to stamp out foot and mouth disease in New England without affecting the West. He reports the disease is at a standstill and plans involve sending hundreds of veterinary surgeons to inspect cows sheep and hogs.
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Chicago
Wilson
West
New England
Anecdote of Krupp Explores the German Armaments Magnate
A former confidential aide to the Krupp works in Essen now in New York recalls Herr Krupp a man of simple tastes and strict routine. He left the army due to a heart weakness and told Kaiser Wilhelm I I can get many dragoon officers but only one Krupp. He lived frugally at Schloss and hosted royalty, kept his office in the Stammhaus with only a telephone and modern desk, and preferred being Krupp the first burgher over Von Krupp.
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Friedrich Alfred Krupp
Esken
New York
New York Herald
Herr Krupp
Carlsruhe
Kaiser Wilhelm I
Schloss [Ugel
Capri
National Liberal Party
Tie
Essen
Ruhr
Depew's Clever Cat Tom Outwits Senator Yepew Feline
A gray cat named Tom, claimed to belong to Senator Yepew and his wife, may enter Washington cat shows. The New York Times notes Tom's clever tricks and affection for his masters. Tom reportedly learned to trigger an electric dining room bell to summon a servant, then discovered it opened the door.
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Tom
Washington
Yepew
Siys
New York Times
New York
Depew
Baldwin's Novel Idea Moves Birthplace House to California
Famous horseman B J Lucky Baldwin plans to relocate the house of his birth from near Millville to his Santa Anita ranch near Los Angeles. Baldwins 74, desires to spend his final days in the birthplace dwelling. The house once traveled from Virginia via Cincinnati to Hamilton. Removal begins in 2001.
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California
Hamilton
B.J
Lucky
Baldwin
Millville
Santa Anita Ranch
Los Angeles
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ohio
Virginia
Cincinnati
Over-Work Weakens Your Kidneys Uses Old Sellable Remedy
An old newspaper ad extols kidney health and promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a universal cure for kidney and urinary troubles. It claims kidneys filter blood every three minutes and warns of heart strain from kidney disease. It offers free sample bottle and pamphlet by mail from Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.
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Mrs. von Landberg
Book Ring
Dr. Wood
Hayner
First Mall
Troy
West Fifth
KRUPP
Nous Gunmaker
Idea
Zola
Paris
Egypt
Elewhere
Edward Nicholls
Silesia
Sndayw
South Erie
Carr & Taylor
Main
Erie
DR. Kutchin
U. S
America
State of
Doctor Kutchin
Kutehin
Vermaines
Perrns
Otter Patert
Chad Aeugh
Kutchin
Pelitnte
Roseph Satndtunon
Katelin
Conrad
Oakville
National
Leettha
Lester Kutchin Oudlumbub
P Chichester
Start
Oxvk
FE. B.fenkinae & Co
Fourth Avenue
Plitaburg
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