Local Happenings in Massillon and Surroundings
Miss Shy of Canal Dover visits Miss Florence Matthews while many local events unfold. A son is born to Mr. and Mrs. George Miller in Wooster street. Various residents relocate, anniversaries, court cases, and civic notes fill the Massillon area with reports on hospitals, railways, and fraternal orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shy
Canal Dover
Florence Matthews
George Miller
Wooster Street
Gove
South Mall Street
Clinton Lodge
A. M
N. W. Culbertson
C A. Rudy
J. E. Johns
Willam Yost
James Peacock
L. P. Schimke
Linden Garrigues
Robert Bell
Tyler
J. M. Taggart
Taggart
F. F
Mansfield
Mining Conditions In Utah Denounced By John Larkin
John Larkin, a miner who followed Gomer Thomas to Schofield Utah, writes his wife that mining work is steady and well paid. He rejects death-trap rumors and says wages are good and work covers Sundays, with a plan to return home for Christmas. Mrs. Larkin and family live at 285 West Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Larkin
Utah
Gomer Thomas
Schofield
Farge
Massillon
Mr. Larkin
Drake Miners Resume Work After Powder Arrival
Drake miners return to the Drake mine as a large quantity of powder, previously lacking, arrived last night. At St Marys Branch No 881 L C B A elections officers were named: President Mary Rambacher, VPs Clara Scheer Carrie Mittman, secretary Lizzie Sibita, Emma Jux, Gertrude Hamel, Theresa Meiner, marshal Theresa Seiler, guard Phtester, trustees Stemmle Rave Scheer. Installation planned for January first meeting. supreme deputy Mrs Battien to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Findley
Mansfield
Rogers
State Hospital
Manchester
Canton
Clark
Washington
Moss Boone
Melloy
Cleveland
Charles Leonard
Smith's Mills
N. Y
Massillon
James Peacock
Ale Kiltne
Harriet Doddridge
Lucretia Simpson
Isabella Garrizues
N. W. Culbertson
Ethel Maughn
Imarhive
Drake
St. Mary's
Mary Rambacher
Clara Scheer
Carrie Mittman
Lizzie Sibita
Emma Jux
Gertrude Hamel
Theresa Meiner
Theresa Seiler
Election of Woodmen Officers Named at Regular Meeting
At the Woodmen of the World regular gathering on Monday night the officers were elected. Names include Past consul commander W. E. N. Hemperly, consul commander W. A. Lowe, adviser lieutenant H. W. Shafer, banker W. L. Pechtel, clerk C. E. Wagoner, escort C. C. Lehman, watchman H. T. Kannel, sentry J. W. Rogers, physicians Drs. M. Smith and D. W. Gans, and board of managers J. Longheier three years, J. S. Bahr two years, S. J. Cochran one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World
W. E. N. Hemperly
W. A. Lowe
H. W. Shafer
W.L. Pechtel
C. E. Wagoner
C. C. Lehman
H. T. Kannel
J. W. Rogers
Drs. M.smith
D. W. Gans
Board of Managers
J. Longheier
Ahr
S. J. Cochran
Runaway electric car rattles through Canal Dover streets
A runaway trolley on the Tuscarawas line, with an 8 year old boy aboard, sped through Canal Dover at about 30 mph from the power house to Factory Street and across the river, stopping near Reeves Iron Works after three quarters of a mile. No injuries. sewerage bonds debates and a new hotel named Herbert are noted along with talk of a Cleveland line extension to Canal Dover, boosting regional rail competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Dover
Tuscarawas
This Place
New Philadelphia
Seventh Street
Factory Street
Tuscarawas River
Reeves Iron Co
Monnett
D. Defenbacher
Iron City House
David King
Herbert
Defenbacher
Cleveland Terminal & Valley Railroad
Valley Junction
Cleveland
News of Koch local notes and social updates
Mamie Searight of Fredericksburg visits relatives in Koon. Elm Grove resident Mrs Josiah Walters reports a visitor at J H Lemonios. Local residents mention sickness, hog butchering, and travels including Elmer Cunningham returning to Akron and Cyrus and John Rieder on a short trip. Christmas shooting match planned and literary society to meet at Fraze schoolhouse led by Prof J Stoutter. Green Oak area notes include grippe illness, Akron visitors, Westward trip return, and job change for Gust Schaffter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KOCH
Koon
Mamie Searight
Fredericksburg
Josiah Walters
Elm Grove
J. H. Lemonio
Abram Hartel
Mayforth
Charles Flack
Joseph Semonin
Elmer Cunningham
Akron
Inez Freed
Cyrus Rieder
Orrville
John Rieder
Wooster
John Shuts
Jacob Spade
Lake Fork
Jacob Dilgard
John Freed
Fiona Malcuit
Charles Stutz
George Shaffer
East Union
Edward Allfrance
Calamantier
William Fisher
Hattie Fisher
Stella Sauvain
Guthrie’s
William Reeler
Fraze
J. Stoutter
Godfrey Mayforth
John Caisbagger
Holmes County
Local notes from Newman and surrounding towns
In Newman and nearby communities there are notes of school events, local repairs at brick works, a coal mine idle two days due to blasting powder shortages, and church benefit entertainment. Typhoid and intermittent fever cases rise at Justus with two doctors called for consultation. Camp Creek reports on sick list, a Christmas shooting match, and the completed Camp Creek mine. Cross Roads Church to hold Christmas entertainment December 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman
Massillon
Powell
Drake
Groff
Sippo
Thomas
Beech Grove
Justus
William Roush
Wolf
Bricksecker
Wilmot
U. B
Camp Creek
Wheeling & Lake Erie Officials See Moves Across Rail Lines
A. W. Carey resigns as chief clerk to Wheeling & Lake Erie Traffic Manager H. J. Booth and will join J. F. Townsend of National Tube Company in Pittsburg as Townsend’s chief clerk. J. A. Nestor resigns Wheeling & Lake Erie agency post to lead Northern Gas and Electric, successor unnamed. Also quotes urging Hood's Sarsaparilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
A. W. Carey
H. J. Booth
Wheeling & Lake Erie
JF. Townsend
National Tube Company
Pittsburg
Carey
Townsend
Canton
J A Nestor
Northern Gas and Electric Company
Doctors Arrive and Gas Blast Hit Asylum
Successors of the doctors arrive as an entertainment evening is planned for patients. A natural gas explosion damaged the engine house causing losses. Dr Clark to depart for Washington amid farewell tributes. Dr Manchester and Dr Findley named as successors. A colored jubilee singers troupe performs tonight. A recurrent case at Navarre hospital requires care, with a violent patient under watch. Also notes on soap marketing and kidney remedy ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navarre
Clark
Washington
McIntire
Columbiana County
Harry B. Findley
Rogers
The
West Medical College
Chicago
Manchester
Government Marine Hospital
Cleveland
Canton
Groginski
Obituaries: Albert Seifert and Mary Reinoehl
Albert Seifert aged 22 died at his sister Mrs Joseph Herman’s home on Front Street from typhoid fever after one week’s illness. He leaves four brothers and four sisters and will be buried at St Joseph’s church at 1 o'clock Tuesday. Mary C B Reinoehl died at her mother’s home near Pigeon Run. Born November 1 1811 she married Rev Hiram Reinoehl in 1869 and he died that year. Funeral at Myers church then Massillon cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Conrad
Samuel Brown
West Lebanon
Charley McGlinchey
Mineral Point
John McGlinchey
Summit Street
Ada Coleman
Minnie Vogt
Bee Hive
Harry Scott
C &E
Pennsylvania
Peter L. Harrington
Massillon Woman's Cemetery Association
Armory
C. V. Hard
Wooster
United States Marshal
Ohio
William J. Alley
Norwalk
Elof Pierson
Youngstown
Lake Shore’ Railroad
Frank Lynch
A. Pulver
Richland County
Mansfield
J. F. Clokey
North Hill Street
Bucher
Clokeys
East Oak Street
Albert Seifert
St. Joseph's Church
Herbert
Charles Brown
Frank
August Boerner
Jacob
Henry Seifert
H. E. Sinnock
Coshocton
Sinnock
Orrville
Minnie Gow
Joho Kindwz
Joho Gow
P. P. Kirchhofer
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Washington
Church of Our Father
McC. Everhard
Helen Smith
Warren
Heorietta G Moore
Springfield
Katherine Hipshilwood
Alliance
Hattie A. Sachs
Cincinnati
Elizabeth J. Hauser
Girard
Stark Tent
Keights
the Maccabees
H. Lee
Deperry Merrell, Jr
Mr. Refus
N. Lee
D Doney
H. Schneider
Henry Wetter
Christ
Joseph Clark
Columbus
Hesciet Yost
Oliver Yost
Massillon
Miss Yost
Albert
Eipert
Joseph Herman
Front Street
Seifert
Albright & Breckel
William
Joseph
August
John Seifert
Herman
Albert Stephan
Charles Snyder
Mary Seifert
St. Joseph’s Church
Mary Reinoerl
Mary C. B Reinoehl
Jones Walter
Pigeon Run
Hiram Reinoehl
Wess Brookfield
Cloes
Myers Church
W. H. Berry
West Brookfield
Massillou Cemetery
Right of Way on Proposed Electric Line and Local Claims
Silas W. Goudy, of 112 South Erie Street, asserts he secured all right of way between this city and Dalton for the electric line and warns any new company from Massillon to Barberton must negotiate with him or face opposition. He notes Dalton is near Greenville and favors including Dalton to boost Massillon business. refusal will pit him against the line. Also mentions Dr King’s cough medicine promotions and trial bottle giveaways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas W. Goudy
Erie Street
Dalton
Barberton
Massillon
East Greenville
Greenvil
Greenville
Itoo
Not Adequate Copy But Poisonous Skin Treatment Ad
An old fragment advertises a topical cure with dubious claims and dire warnings. It mentions Buck, Arnica, and a druggist in Baltimore offering a boxed remedy for skin issues and ulcers. The text is garbled but implies a medical ointment sold locally with guarantees.
Bitter Remedies Urged For Stomach Liver Kidney Ailments
Advert says Negite Bitters help ailing people with stomach and liver issues and general tiredness. Claims include relief of loss of appetite backache and stress. Promotes store availability and bottle safety with a guarantee.
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Hood
Michael Borg
Denny Street
J. J. Lirrie
Fulton, N
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Dover
Newmaan
Green Oak
Joseph Saltzman
James Bowers
Wilbert Singhass
Gust Schaffter
Stinson
Royal Baking Powder
AL Baki
Dr. Clark
Hobbs’ Sparagus
Sterlus
N.Y
St. Timothy's
Spanish House
W. Goudy
S. Teguia
Bette Amd
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