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Massillon Independent

Location

Massillon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1901

Page

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Local Board of Trade Seeks New Industry and Boulevards

The Board of Trade met in the mayor’s court room with seven members. A committee will consult Canton on a Massillon to Canton boulevard project while the new electric line’s ownership may favor the plan. The board endorsed state commerce requests for municipal self government taxation reform and uniform accounting. A West manufacturer seeks 100 to 150 acres near Massillon with rate data, and Waddell Wooden Ware asks Massillon for a cash inducement to rebuild after Greenfield fire. both referred to the new enterprises committee.

Board of Trade J. W. McClymonds R. B. Crawford J. G. Albright Canton Board of Tract Massillon Canton Canton-Massillon Electrc State Board of Commerce Waddel Greenfield Ina Committee On

Case Settlement Involving $1000 Life Policy

Constable Samuel Persky of Canal Fulton aided in settling a Mansfield case for Mrs O'Brien of North Lawrence over a $1000 life insurance policy. The deceased, railway brakeman Mr O'Brien, formerly Lawrence resident, left the policy to his mother. wife claimed it, compromise reached with each receiving half. Post office list shows unclaimed Massillon letters dated Dec 4 1901 with many names and a notice to claimants.

Samuel Persky Canal Fulton Mansfield O’brien North Lawrence Lawrence Massillon Oraner L. Tizsell Misa Hmma Wieming M. Wilson B. F. Men. Aldrich Herbert Raunch Frank Baker Jim Bollet L. B. Fleming Carl Serwatky Paul Frank A. Smith Chas. Kame John Smith John H. Moyers Louis Btorey

Official Call for Miner Convention in December

President Legg notifies Sub-District 3 miners of District 6 U M W of A that the regular annual convention will meet in the Trades and Labor Assembly hall on Tuesday December 10 at 10 o clock. One purpose is officer elections and other business requires representation by a delegate. Robert Legg Sub-District President John Morgan Secretary.

U. M.W

Miners consider court action over screening issue

Miners plan to seek legal redress if no amicable settlement on screens not of standard size. District meetings appoint delegates for the December 10 convention as they push to recover losses from operators for using undersized screens. The Massillon Coal Mining Co faces pressure, while original owners defend past practices.

Massillon Coal Mining Company

Massillon Electric Light plant sale negotiations move forward

Canton reports pending negotiations for the Massillon Electric Light Company's plant. Electric Company of America, already owning Canton Light under a broader push, may close the Massillon deal within ten days as traders Dougherty and Simon push talks in Philadelphia. The notice ends with an unrelated ad for Foley's Honey and Tar.

Canton Massillon Electric Light Company The Electric Company of America Canton Light, Heat and Power Company Massillon Messrs Charles A. Dougherty Jacob TL. Simon Philadelphia Canton-Massillon Electric Railway Company Dougherty

Gun Battle Warns of Burglary Attempt at Navarre

Navarre reports two men tried to force the door of August Bloch’s house late last night. Harmon Bloch retrieved a gun from inside and fired at the intruders, who fled after screams. Nearby, a restaurant keeper with open doors was burgled of 50 to 60 dollars before the burglars left. Local citizens debate whether to add to the public school building or replace it with a new structure as a report on the project proceeds.

Navarre Harmon Bloch August Bloch Johnson Messrs Sisterhen Rhine Goshorn Zintsmaster

Examinations for 1902 County Teachers Begin in January

The county teachers examination for 1902 begins the first Saturday in January at 15 dollars and continues monthly through July. Rules cover manuscript ink, fees for higher branches, notice deadlines, age limits, primary certificates, experience requirements, renewal after pedagogy and literature tests, substitute branches, and reexamination rules. Examiners endorse the Ohio Teachers Reading Circle and recommend Boxwell examinations.

Stark County U. S Ohio Schaeffer Boxwell

Examination for law in Canton high school building

A law examination will be held in the Canton high school building on the third Saturdays of March and April 1902. Applicants will be tested in orthography reading writing arithmetic geography grammar U.S. history and physiology with no examination fee. M. E. McFarren, President Canton J. W. Guthrie, Clerk, Alliance. Frank N. Sweitzer, autorn.

Canton M. E. McFarren J. W. Guthrie Alliance Frank N. Sweitzer

Hipp Ridenour Ceremony in Canton

William G. Hipp and Miss Helen Ridenour wed at 615 South Market Canton in a 7:30 p m ceremony conducted by Rev C M Roberts of St Timothy's Church. The couple will reside in Massillon after a several week honeymoon and then move to Canton apartments until their new East Tremont Street home is ready.

William G. Hipp Stone and Fire, Brick Company Helen Ridenour A W. Ridenour Massillon D. L. Spotts South Market Street Canton C. M. Roberts St Timothy’s Church Emma Hipp Ralph Hipp Roberts Estella Falke Hipp Spotts East Tremont

Massillon Split Proposed to Make City a Township

Legislature may be asked to redraw Perry township lines to create Massillon township with the city of Massillon as sole township area. Petition circulates for signatures. leaders argue current setup concentrates offices in Massillon while suburban residents lack access. Effort may seek support from Representative Metzger.

Perry Massillon Massillon Township Justices of the Peace Metzger

Extermination of Musk Rat Affects Canal Fulton Land Uses

Navarre reports burglars tried to enter Mayor Warwick's home while he was away in Massillon. Mrs Warwick and her children alerted authorities. the intruders fled without a shot. Canal Fulton notes musk rats no longer damage towpath due to chemicals in Barberton Akron channels. San Francisco minstrels drew a $125 crowd. council meetings are rare. Dalton Oil and Gas leases all accessible land near its well, now about 4,000 acres under rights.

Barberton Akron San Francisco Fulton Dalton Dalton Oil and Gas Company

First Barrel Sells for $20 as Massillonians Hear of Progress

The first barrel of Dalton Oil and Gas Company stock sold for 20 dollars to M F McDowell, a Dalton hardware merchant. The oil tests suggest heavy, pure quality and cylinder oil use, with expectations of steady production after water removal. Aaron Rubright reports 700 acres in Lima fields and plans to organize a company to develop the territory, noting a prior Massillon well yielded 60 barrels daily without pumping.

Dalton Oil and Gas Company M. F. McDowell Dalton Hardware Massillonians Massillon Callery Juneton Butler County

Honey and Tar Claim Prevents Cold When Used Early

After exposure or onset of symptoms, Foley's Honey and Tar is advised to be taken promptly to halt a cold, according to an unspecified source. The text also mentions "Hitler & Snyder" in unclear context.

Foley Rider & Snyder Hitler & Snyder

Bank Robbery and Mayor Shot In Ohio Town

Delta Ohio December 7 three burglars robbed the Archbald bank of about two thousand dollars in gold and currency. They escaped in a stolen survey. John Hoff mayor was slightly wounded by a shot from one of the burglars.

Delta Dee H Bank Archbald John Hoff

Robbers Arrested in B&O Depot Heist

Six men suspected of the B and O depot robbery in Wilmington Ohio have been arrested. One appears positively identified by the operator and items found on the suspects are named as stolen from the depot.

Wilmington

Pension Bill for Mrs McKinley Draws Support in Congress

Representative Taylor of Ohio introduced a bill to pension Mrs Idas McKinley at 5000 dollars per year to be placed on the pension rolls. Senate action by Senator Hanna anticipated Monday. The McKinley Memorial Association met at Canton with Judge Day and Ryerson Ritchie reporting progress across states. Strong early support from New England and the South, with Minnesota children expected to raise 20000 dollars. The board plans to harmonize efforts in Canton and Washington amid health concerns for Admiral Sampson. The Schley court findings dispatch is denied as unfounded and no charges voted yet.

Washington Taylor Ohio McKinley Secretary of the Interior Idas McKinley Senate Hanna Hawaii Alaska Puerto Rico New England North Carolina Arrkansas Louisiana Florida Waph Sant Minnesota Canton Sampson New York Schley Court of Inquiry

Immense Coal Contract Ties US Exports to British Transports

New Orleans dispatch reports Pennsylvania coal interests plan large shipments to British transports bound for South Africa. The Monongahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke Company secures vast business at Port Chalmette with ships loading 4,000 to 6,000 tons of Pennsylvania coal per voyage. British purchases include nearly 200,000 mules and horses in the United States, employing about 5,000 Americans and leaving over 40 million dollars in New Orleans for transatlantic uses.

New Orleans South Africa Pennsylvania Coal Interests Monongahela River Eaets United States

Also Mentioned on This Page

Legg the Electric Company of America Bloch Mr. Johnson Hipp-Ridenour Rev. C. M Ried Mas Sillon Burs Dock J. W. Beysa Lowder, UL MAYER Dalton Oil Speculators Dalton Oil Ress Pennsylvania Lima Lynch Winchester Indiana Rieder & Snyder Dr. ‘Thomas B. & O. Depot Schley Pittsburg Company
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