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Massillon Independent

Location

Massillon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1902

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London Dock Charge Measure Killed in House Debate

After four hours the House struck out the enacting clause and killed the London dock charge bill by a 138 to 129 vote. Debates raged on the measure with support from Tawney and Richardson and opposition from Adamson Wanger Adams Dalzell Burleson Burgess Mann. The cabinet discussed the Venezuela situation and disease control funds during the same meeting.

Washington London Tawney Minn Mr. Richardson Ala Messrs Adamson Wanger Adams and Dalzell Burleson House

Work of the Civic Federation on the eight hour day

New York reports the second day of the Civic Federation industrial department session debating the eight hour movement. Leaders from labor and industry discuss payment methods and premium plans while voices from Gompers to Gunton address schools, moral impacts, and employer worker unity.

New York Industrial Department The Civic Federation Labor Capital John R. Comfons Hanna Frederick Halsey American Machinist Halsey James O’connell International Association of Machinists Gompers George Gunton Gunton Lewis Nixon American Shipbuilding Company Theodore F. Harburg American Economic Association George H. Barbour Detroit National Association of Manufacturers

Roosevelt Payne Debate Stalls On North Carolina Issue

A broad national dispute in North Carolina drew attention from President Roosevelt and Postmaster General Payne but a decision on the case was not reached. The stalled proceedings reflected wide political divisions among participants and observers.

North Carolina Roosevelt Payne

Simple but Impressive Funeral for Thomas Reed

Portlaw Maine December 10 Simple but impressive services were held for former Speaker Thomas Brackett Reed at the First Parish Unitarian church. The thronged edifice, mourning city, closures of shops and public buildings marked the day. The casket borne to the hearse, city bells tolling 63 times, and procession to Evergreen cemetery preceded the interment until spring.

Reed Portlaw Thomas Brackett Reed First Parish Unitarian

National Capital Notes and Diplomatic Moves

Joseph A Was named postmaster at Pigeon Forest County Pa by a recent appointment. The senate foreign relations committee meets to consider a general treaty with Spain. Ambassador Meyer reports Italy will tax Porto Rico imports like U.S. imports. The postmaster general orders re‑taking oath after marriage for women in postal service. The president commutes Gideon W Marsh sentence to expire December 24. American Red Cross annual meeting elects Miss Barton for life and officers. Takahira’s state department appearance fuels Barrett to Japan rumors but no formal objection.

Joseph A. Was Pigeon Forest County Senate Committee On Foreign Relations United States Spain Meyer Rome State Department Porto Rico Italy Gideon W Marsh Philadelphia Eastern Clara Barton Miss Barton John A. Logan Richard Olney William J. Flather Samuel W. Briggs

Pathetic Evictions Shine at Coal Strike Hearing in Scranton

Widow of miner killed in Markle mines and mother of two boys recount years of labor to pay back rent and coal bills. Testimony details oil and blasting costs marked up for miners, and cruel eviction practices by G. B. Markle & Co. Commissioners listen as stories of hardship, medical aid, and family displacement move the room.

Scranton Markle & Co Markle Coal Strike Commission B. D. Gallagher Hazleton Gray Henry Coll Ruy Esterday Markle Company Sur

Mine workers end case after debt cleared and rent exemption

A historical report notes that a widow’s debt was cleared last August and, for six years after her husband’s death until the first son began work, the mine company did not demand rent from her. The brief conclusion marks closure of the miners’ dispute with B Markle & Co.

Prise Markle & Co

Tragic Train Crash Kills Nealy Family Near North Baltimore

Mrs J Nealy and her two daughters aged 11 and 9 and son 7 were killed when an eastbound Baltimore and Ohio train struck their car one mile west of North Baltimore at 4 15 yesterday afternoon. The boy died after a half hour. The family of C J Nealy a Wood county Ohio Oil field superintendent and 32d degree Mason were returning from a shopping trip when a building at Dewees crossing blocked the view of the track. The father arrived at the scene and went insane upon learning the loss.

North Baltimore Dewees Crossing C. J. Nealy Ohio Oil Company Wood County

Cold Wave Grips New York and New England

New York and New England endured the coldest weather in years with temps near eight above in New York and down to 23 below in Norfolk Connecticut. Coal shortages worsened suffering while charities and a $100,000 aldermanic relief push work to aid the poor. Navigation froze on the upper Hudson and Albany river, with widespread subzero readings from Maine to Connecticut and deep freezes in the Adirondacks and Champlain Valley.

New York New England Board of Aldermen Albany Bailston Saratoga Adirondack Champlain Valley Hudson Maine Connecticut Norfolk Conn

Dynamite Explosion Kills Four at Wilkesbarre Mine

Four men die and ten are injured in a dynamite blast at Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company No. 5 mine in South Wilkesbarre. Names of the deceased and seriously injured are listed, including superintendent Morgan on site. Operations at the colliery are halted for the day.

Wilkesbarre Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company South Wilkesbarre Robert Hunmwplebee Arthur Jones Matthew Phillips James McGivan George Knorr Charles Stafford Thomas Givans Neil Sweeney John Austin Dominick Hart James Peckems Morgan

City council panel learns why police guard saloons Sundays

Cleveland Ohio special committee to study police department conducts inquiry after Chief Certer declines to attend a conference. The chief says the director of police is his superior and department dealings must go through him. The panel formed to learn why officers station outside saloon doors on Sundays and after midnight and do not move from that spot, risking property and life.

Clevelan’t Nec

Erie Raises Wages for 499 Switchmen in Mahoning Division

The Erie Railroad boosts wages of 499 switchmen in Mahoning division by 15 percent effective December 1 after talks between Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen officials and railroad officers. The pay hike aligns with rates at Lake Shore and Big Four railroads.

Erie Cleveland Erie Railroad Company Brotherhood of Railway Road Lake Shore

New York Stock Market Mixed After Sugar Drive

Trading on Tuesday was lighter than Monday with only a few issues moving more than a point from the prior close. Sugar speculation provided the main spark as copper rumors were denied and London activity faded, while money market prospects remained unsettled and the sub treasury continued draining liquidity. Bond activity was minimal with irregular movement and total par value of sales at 1.655 million.

New York London Amalgamated Sub-Treasury Clearing House United States

Banquet to Justice Harlan Celebrated 25 Years

Washington December 106 The Supreme Court dinner at the New Willard last night honored Justice John Marshall Harlan for 25 years on the bench. President Roosevelt arrived late and congratulated Harlan as cabinet members senators and lawyers joined the celebration with Chief Justice Fuller and other speakers.

Washington Supreme Court of the United States New Willard Hotel John Marshall Harlan Supreme Court Knox Wayne MacVeagh Justice Harlan Roosevelt Court of Claims Senator Hoar Chif Justice Fuller Justice Brewer Edward Blake Canada Alexander P. Humphrey Kentucky Beck R Tess Perry District of Columba

Store Order Law Declared Unconstitutional by Dauphin Court

Harrisburg February 16 The Dauphin county court ruled the store order law unconstitutional in multiple cases noting no defendants issued store orders taxed at 26 percent of fare value The Lehigh Coal and Navigation Co was found to have rights struck down Judge Simonton stated the act penalizes legal conduct and is invalid The decision aligns with opposition by United Mine Workers One killed and four injured in Toledo fire at Kefner Brothers furniture factory causing 245000 in damage Names Thomas Smith Ora Himes Richard Hanley Roy Kinney David Manney The plant sustained 21300 insured damage Bradford Pa December 10 Nitro glycerin shooter Shaffer blown to fragments while delivering Nitro to Nichols Valley state line wagons contained 100 quarts of nitroglycerin

Harrisburg Hec Dauphin County Simonton Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company United Mine Workers Toledo Kefper Brothers Folkwing Thomas Smith Baseman Ora Himes Richard Hanley Roy Kinney David Manney Bradford Joseph Shaffer Pennsylvania Torpedo Company State Line Shaffer Nichols Valley

Fixed Date of Executions in Harrisburg

Harrisburg news reports Governor Stone fixed February 5 for the execution of Samuel Greason of Berks county and Frank Dudaeh of Armstrong county.

Harrisburg Stone Samuel Greason Berks County Frank Dudaeh Armatrong County

Dedication at Wooster marks rebuilt campus ceremony

Wooster Ohio on December 9 dedicates four new buildings at Wooster University to replace the 1901 main hall lost in the fire. Gifts of 100000 from Mr Carnegie and 75000 from L H Severance funded a 400000 campaign. services feature ministers from Ohio Presbyterian synod and visiting scholars. Prominent Clevelanders expected to attend the dedicatory events.

Wooster Wooster University Carnegie L. H. Severance Cleveland Coup Hall Halsey Board of Foreign Missions At New York Severance Hall Hiram C. Hayden Scovel Sylvester Scovel Taylor Hall Thompson The Home Board of Foreign Missions Sprecher

Manchester Health Culture Movement Promotes No Breakfast

London reports Manchester activists clamp onto a breakfast abstention campaign led by the Manchester Physical Health Culture Society. Advocates claim brain energy and reduced digestion tax, citing a local rabbi man who testifies to headaches at first yet later benefits, with cocoa morning and evening meals noted.

London Manchester England Manchester Physical Health Culture Society Rabuat

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