Local Happenings and Upcoming Ohio Events
S. J. Austin of Cleveland visits Rev. L H Stewart in North street while Philip Katz of Rogersville stays with Mr and Mrs Henry Gribble. A Tuscarawas county commissioner cites about eight thousand dollars yearly paid for sheep killed by worthless dogs. Ohio State Horticultural Society meets in Clyde December 16 17 18. Jacksons birthday held in Wooster January 8 with Judge Robert L. Adair presiding. A new special delivery stamp will feature a bicycle rider and color change. James Hoopes of Alliance found not guilty of possessing a red bird. county bears nearly two hundred dollars in costs. Massillon Needlework Guild secretary Miss Corns reports a $100 donation from Mrs Fanny Harsh Pierce of Dayton for the poor. Pierce a Harsh relative. Secretary Laylin says old ward lines stand until after April election. Prison keeper Washer of Akron faces charges for delaying medical care to a brain concussion victim. Dean Champion and Miss Oliveri Cahill wed at Uhrichsville M E parsonage. W L E shops at Norwalk plan to award 12 annual Young Men's Library tickets to workers. Funeral of Mrs M A Withington held at Kirkpatrick residence Cleveland officiated by Rev W H Jones. interment in Massillon cemetery. A new poison law effective Jan 1 1908 requires detailed poison sales records kept five years and poisons labeled. Navarre party with four horses travels to Lizzie Burns home, leaves at 2 am during a snowstorm, returns at 8 am. Dieterichs host a large euchre party with seven tables. prizes awarded to Mrs Maurice R Bissell and Mrs Ralph Pocock. Guests include Warrington K L Warwick Pittsburgh. Mrs William N Thornburg Detroit. Mrs Park Robinson Akron. Miss Evans.
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J. Austin
Cleveland
L. H. Stewart
North Street
Philip Katz
Rogersville
Henry Gribble
East Main Street
Tuscarawas County
Ohio State Horticultural Society
Clyde
James Hoopes
Alliance
Mcartor
Miss Corns
Massillon Needlework Guild
Fanny Harsh Pierce
Dayton
Massillon
Pierce
George Harsh
L. C. Laylin
Youngstown
Washer
Akron
Dean Champion
Oliverl. Cahill
Trenton Avenue
Uhrichsville
M. E
J. R. Keyes
D. D
Twin Cities
Norwalk
Young Men's Library and Reading Room Association
Newark
M. A. Withington
Navarre
Lizzie Burns
Dieterich
South East Street
Maurice R. Bissell
Ralph Pocock
Warrington K. L. Warwick
Pitteburg
Mra
William N. Thornburg
Detroit
Park Robinson
Mies Evans
Tas
Tampa woman sent to state hospital after insanity verdict
Thompson, Conn., and Miss Anna Louise Jarvis of Tampa Fila. Rachel Callahan committed to the state hospital for the insane by Probate Judge Aungst after a jury verdict. Before leaving jail she wrote to Prosecutor Day saying she would rather go into oblivion than the asylum and praising him highly, a note he refused to publish.
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Canton News-Democrat
Sale of Coal Mikes and Railroads Buy Out Indepe ndents
News from Scranton Pennsylvania on December 6 reports that negotiations likely lead to large coal carriers purchasing the properties of 67 independent operators. Estimated price to acquire all collieries is 145 million dollars, representing three tenths of national coal output.
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Scranton
Egents
Patrons of Industry of Ohio Meet in Bellville
Bellville December 6 The Patrons of Industry of Ohio held their thirteenth annual convention with about two hundred delegates from state branches. W D Ditmers of Hard served as grand president and opened the meeting. The group aims to petition Congress for rural delivery extensions, constitutional amendments to regulate trusts and corporations, tax reforms, election of U S senators by popular vote, reciprocity to boost farm product sales, better roads and rural schools, and uniform pure food laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellville
Patrons of Industry of
Ohio
W. D. Ditmers
Hard
Congress
United States
An Expensive Workhouse in Stark County
Stark county officials filed the November report for the workhouse showing 86 prisoners remaining, 48 discharged, and an average daily inmate. Expenditures totaled 1208.65 with receipts of 617, meaning the institution cost 681.65 more than earnings for the month.
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Canton
Yurger
Stark County
Navarre guests and local visits noted in village roundup
Miss Myrta McCartney and Henry McCartney of Sheradaville visit Miss Lina Smith in Navarre while Mt. Pleasant resident Miss May Machaman stays with Mr and Mrs. Frank Mercer. Also reported are jail statistics from Ohio showing arrests by gender and marital status, plus Seamen's Union gathering and a manslaughter charge in Chicago tied to the Lincoln hotel deaths.
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Navarre
Myrta McCartney
Henry McCartney
Sheradaville
Lina Smith
May Machaman
Mt. Pleasant
Frank Mercer
Chicago
Pec
Fred A. Smith
Lincoln Hotel
E. C. Weber
Harrison Street
Trasger
O'Neil
John J. Brennan
Court Assignments for Canton Common Pleas Court
Canton civil docket outlines next week’s sessions for Judge Harter in Courtroom 1 and Judge Amblex in Courtroom 2. Dockets list multiple Ohio cases including Fleischer versus Bloomberg Brothers, State of Ohio versus John Young, and various civil actions such as Raeuch versus Nunley and Adams versus Robin et al. plus railway and company disputes.
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Canton
Common Pleas Court
Harter
Judge Amblex
Court Room
Fleischer
Bloomberg Brothers
State of Ohio
John Young
Ohio
Bowers
Herman Mirre
Edgar Umstead
Hiram Faulk
Raeuch
Nunley
Hair
Norwinger
Shaman
Emmerman
Long
King
Wentling
Canton- Akron Railway Company
Gallo
Pennsylvania Company
Rice
Biechele
Court Room No
Lehman
Bockius
Davis
Markley
Marshall
Perry
Evans
Hay
Reemsnyder
Roemenyder
Brown
Schwauter
Andrews
Barker
Rinzenbrink
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway Company
Stull
Wages Will Be Advanced In Scranton Miners Case
Scranton December report notes testimony by miners swaying commissioners toward a wage raise though the amount remains uncertain. Counsel Darrow promises sensational testimony. debates over engineer layoffs and relief for families surface, with ministers and residents testifying to hardship and peace during the strike.
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Scranton
Darrow
William Markwick
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
James Moore
Avoca
Moore
Father Hussie
Women and Kidney Trouble Stirs Misery in Fans and Patients
Women and men alike suffer from kidney trouble which saps ambition, mood, and vitality. The ad promotes Swamp-Root as a remedy, claims wide prevalence, and offers free samples and a pamphlet from Dr Kilmer Co of Binghamton NY. It also mentions Rocky Mountain Tea with a price of 50 dollars? unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Market Notes Reflect Tight Money and Small Day’s Activity
The market traded with little significance amid stormy weather and lingering money fears. Banks reportedly lost about 7 million dollars in cash reserves for the week, with some currency moving inland and 1 million dollars exported to South America. The loan picture remains unclear, while time money tension grew yet call loans showed a slight easing. Grain exports rose modestly, grain sentiment hints relief for the foreign exchange outlook. The bond market was unchanged at the last call.
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South America
United States
Wrecks From Severe Storms Reported Along Coast
Reports from Hatteras to Nogales detail the loss of several vessels in the December gale. The four masted schooner Wesley M Oler ashore at Hatteras inlet with crew presumed dead, the German steamer Koln picking up aboard a vanished crew, and other schooners blown ashore. Snow accumulates eight inches in New England with ships and railways disrupted. one life lost in Hampton Roads and a fatal train wreck at Leth Ashburnham. Frank L Doane, Nogales customs collector, dies of typhoid pneumonia.
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Hatteras
N. C
Weather Bureau
Wesley M. Oler
Hatteras Inlet
Norfolk
Koln
Bremen
Nallimore
Capes
William D. Wilton
Melville Phillips
Roston
Tire
New England
Dog Bar
Gloucester
Boston
James R. Clark
Manchester
Mass
Leth Ashburnham
Frank L. Doane
Tucson
Ariz
Nogales
United States Customs
Doane
Ohio
Ohio and Pennsylvania Snow Flurries Then Fair Weather
Forecasts show Ohio experiences snow flurries today with overall fair conditions tomorrow and diminishing winds. Western Pennsylvania reports snow flurries today, followed by fair, brisk west to northwest winds tomorrow. West Virginia remains fair today and tomorrow.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
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Jackson
Wooster
Robert L. Adair
Patrons OF Industry
New York
Milve
Internaal Seamen's Union
Legislative Committee
Roosevelt
Adams
Robin Et al
Deal Ve C., A. & CO. I. & M. Company
Pennsylania Company
Rocky Mountain Tea
Z. T. Baltzly
Barret
Hampton Roads
Newport News
Yonkers
Weather Forecast
Artie
Annie Day
J. Ho McLain
B. South St
Ishwasher
Massillon Hotel
Protective Association of America
Callat
High Street
Gtbu F
BE. Guk St
Ouse
Ofelty
A. Wilson
A. Car Learn
Moler
Mengoush
Cherry St
E. J. Werner
E. Main St
Center Street
A.M Wetter
Main
Mill Streets
Hess, Snyder Company
RCOM
East Tremont
Clement Russell
E. Tremont
Water Street
Clay St
Center St
Main St
Schworm
G. F. Schworm
Coleman Jewelry Store
Altekruse
A. M. Wetter
Gore Farm
I. Conard
Tretmont
Warren E. Russell
Prospect St
John R Walter
Wooster St
M. Bantz
Front Street
E. Maio St
Cuse
Public Square
7Th St
Barberton
West Tremont Street
Ouses
W. Main St
Edwin St
Spidle
Erie
Harry M. Walker
BR. F. D. No
Canton Road
W S. Spidle
Eric
Geo. R. Harkins
Sailor
Tano
Bammerlin Bros
Singer Sewing
WM. John’s Undertaking Room
Eric. M. B. Long
Topsy
North Hill Street
Getz
Dielhenn's Clothing and
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