Roosevelt refuses to withdraw Cortelyou appointment
The St Louis Globe Democrat ridicules calls to withdraw Mr Cortelyou from the treasury post. It cites Roosevelt’s decisiveness and mocks newspapers while noting a Santa Claus mail mix up. Deputy Game Warden Dangelelsen misses court due to a late train, causing delays and prompting a rebuke of the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Globe Democrat
New England
Daniel Boone
Cortelyou
Treasury
Roosevelt
Nominations dated for March and December acts set
Senators Aldrich and Spooner met with the President on nominations before the Senate. Dates clarified as March 4 for Cortelyou Von Meyer Garfield and December for Moody Honaparte Metesis Straus. The President sent Henry White to France Lloyd Griscom to Italy John Riddle to Russia Irving Dudley to Brazil. House approves adjournment for Christmas holidays to January 3.
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Washington
Associated Preas
Aldrich
Spooner
Senate
Cortelyou
von Meyer
Garfield
Moody, Honaparte
Metesis
Straus
Henry White
France
Lloyd C. Griscom
Italy
John W. Riddle
Russia
Irving B. Dudley
California
Brazil
House
Christmas Magazine and Color Novelties in 1906 World
The issue highlights a lavish illustrated magazine section to be published next Sunday in the World with color Christmas novelties by Sealsburg, puzzles, and games for children. Stark County infirmary invites sealed bids until December 20 1906 for groceries coal and dressed beef for 1907, with proposals to be directed to Clerk Charles S Jarvis Box 480 Canton Ohio.
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Next Sundsy’n World
Sealsburg
Stark County Infirmary
Noot
Board of Directors
Charles
Jarvis
Box 480
Canton
Trains De Luxe Enhance B and O Route Comforts
The De Luxe Trains 16 and 17 of the Baltimore and Ohio Central Line with Clear Creek and Western Division provide wide vestibule cars, high back seats, a ladies coach and smoker, porter service, and no extra charge.
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Ladie
Porter
Ohio Grangers In Session At Canton Meeting
Canton Dec 11 13 The Ohio State Grange convention convened with four hundred to five hundred delegates and visitors in Canton at 10 am. F A Derthick presided and delegates from fifty four counties attended as the three day event opens with lectures and debates on taxation roads and farm policy.
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Canton
Ohio State Grange
F. A. Derthick
Grange
Mantua
Zimmerman
J. M. Roose
Matt Barnes
Eria Street
Ryan
Patterson
Charles Dealt
Barnes
Grant Lenz
Herman
Loyd Lindeman
A. C. Ball
Alliance
Elizabeth McGuire
Upham
Ohio State Grange Association
Ohio
United States
Panama Canal
Derthick
Utio
Henry Harter
Mr. Harter
West Brookfield and nearby towns note holiday events
Daily notes from West Brookfield and surrounding areas report attends at Elton and Canton, funeral for Susan Clapper in Massillon, school events, Christmas program plans, and community activities. Rural carriers face rain and sleet as locals share visits, sales, and preparations for seasonal gatherings.
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West Brookfeld
West Brookfield
Grace Feichter
Elton
Ida Brain
Addie Raber
Frances Friend
Mary Friend
Canton
Susan Clapper
N. E. Moffit
Fir. Williams
Massillon
Dalton Mayor dismisses game law case over deputy’s lateness
In Dalton, Mayor Price acting as judge dismissed a case against John Caldwell and Abraham Erich after Deputy Dangelisen failed to arrive by 11 am for the 10 am trial. The defendants, charged with trespassing on A M Buchwalter land, were freed with dismissal entered. The deputy waited in Massillon for a late train, delaying his arrival. The fate of the case is unsettled, with possible action in Wooster to swear new warrants.
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Dangelelsen
Dalton
Price
Dangeleigen
Mayor Price
Oes
Dargeleisen
Massillon
John Caldwell
Abraham Erich
Dangeleisen
A. M. Buchwalter
Anheeling & Lake Hiie
Daegeleleen
Sourt
Wooster
Uaegeleisen
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Promises Quick Relief
A PAZO OINTMENT advertisement offers a guaranteed cure for piles itching bleeding and protruding piles. Druggists may refund money if PAZO fails to cure within six to fourteen days.
Better Roads Movement Aims To Boost Perry Townships Highways
Perry Township seeks next year’s 150000 state road funds to improve Stark County routes. Massillon residents urge a strong start to secure the funds, while officials debate stone foundations and proper materials. The Massillon Good Roads Association plans a winter push amid new county road oversight and district supervisors.
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Clark Metger
Massillon
Ohio
Perry Township
Stark County
Canton Township
Narrows
North Industry
Howenstine
Good Roads Movement
Good Roads Assosiation
Cevera
Messile- Coach Roads Association
Batter Highway
Paris Debates Law Enforcing Church Separation
Paris reports urge immediate actions to enforce the 1881 law separating church and state. The government shells planned measures include seizing church buildings, stopping clergy pensions, and compelling priestly aspirants to military service if needed. Monsignor Montagnini was expelled as authorities push to regulate Catholic services.
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Paris
Paria
France
Monsignor Montagnini
Ias Teen
Ecclesiastes
M. Marcinesi
the Renaissance
Felix Robin
Chureses
Cardinal Richard
Copper Kills Germs and Guards Against Disease
A filtration expert in the Cincinnati Enquirer extols copper as a powerful preventive against disease. Copper vessels and copper sulfate can kill typhoid, diphtheria, and cholera germs, and workers exposed to cholera may have immunity. The piece urges returning to copper drinking vessels and lining canteens for sailors in tropical regions to save lives.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Revere
Chalama
Massachusetts
Tropics
Cancer disease and race diet claims from medical notes
A historical medical note argues cancer varies with diet and race, noting higher susceptibility among whites, lower in blacks, and more cases in digestive tracks. It cites vertebrate evidence, experimental work focusing on cells, and Harvard findings while describing releasing hooks for ships boats and the importance of quick release mechanisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Seaman Bainbridge
Harvard Commission
Imperial Cancer Research Fund
Raising Crops by Electricity from a Static Machine
Professor Lemstroem of Uelsingfors, cited by B Tolksdorf in the Leipziger Illustrirte Zeitung, reports carrot yields up 59 per cent in year one and 90 per cent in later years when electric currents are spread over plots. Potatoes show increases of 60 to 100 per cent on small parcels using copper and zinc plates sunk in the earth connected by insulated wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemstroem
Uelsingfors
B. Tolksdorf
Leipsie Illustrirte Zeitung
Edward Egan claims copper and glass welding breakthrough
Edward Egan of Lee county says after three years he has learned the secret to welding copper and glass, a method that could let telephone telegraph and trolley firms weld copper wire instead of brazing and mend broken glass plates, reducing losses. Newsparre HARHAIE
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Edward Egan
Lee County
Telephone
Telegraph
Electric Light
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Ball
John Begg
William McKinley
Jasi
C. &. Harris
R. W. Dunlap
T. C. Laylin
Norwalk
M. Freeman
Tippecanoe City
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Tal Petite
Saasion
Harter
W. D. Oberlin
Ayer
V. Higaitis
Stevens Foint
Wis
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Sarsapariela
Rhodes
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John Albright
Patch Tigers
Doll
William Breninger
Chicago
Harry Marchand
Benjamin Gessaker, Jr
I. P. Cacmichal
Bale Hay
Dundee
Lash
Gon
West Lebanon
Frank Gibbs
West Virrgnia
Bishop Gibbs
John Baltzer
Cleveland
Ruth Myers
William Snyder
Sarah Brenner
William Ertle
Navarre
Mary Bran
John Brenner
Huntington
Ind
Minnie Zorger
Alcorn
Samuel McIntosh
Ohio University At
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Weygandt
Jacob
Levi Weygandt
Lawrence Township
Canal Fulton
A. Arntz
Joseph Prater
William Murray
James A. Weicher
Newmen
Albion
Micha
Weidner
Employrock
Henry Witmer
MT. Eaton
Mt. Eator
Lusy A. Schafter
Paul Schafter
Mr. Dangeleisen
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