Massillon Obituaries Affects Graybill Russell Moore Augustine Bosch
Obituary notices report Samuel Graybill 1821 Massillon pioneer dies at 12:20 AM at 201 Wooster Street survived by wife six children fifteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral planned at First Reformed Church. John B Russell 57 dies of liver cancer at West Main Street home funeral Saturday 1 30 PM interment Massillon Cemetery Mrs John Moore 50 dies of organic brain disease at Massillon slave hospital. Mrs William Augustine 74 dies near Cross Roads church funeral at United Brethren Church Pigeon Run. Herbert Bosch 10 weeks dies of heart paralysis at 23 State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Graybill
Massillon
Wooster Street
Mr. Graybill
York County
Ohio
Russell
Reformed Church
O. P. Foust
John B. Russell
West Main Street
Holmes County
Harry Wagner
J. F. Kuebler
John Moore
Burbank
William Augustine
Cross Roads Church
United Brethren Church
Pigeon Run
C. J. Thompson
Navarre
Herbert
Jacob Bosch
State Street
Massillon Drug Company Incorporators Form New Firm
The Massillon Drug Company is incorporated in Columbus with 85 000 capital. Founders are Frank L Hemperly Daniel Hemperly Henry Wenger George A Howell and W E N Hemperly. They have bought the McCuen drug store on West Main Street and will assume charge January 1 with Henry Wenger likely to manage. Sub District No 8 District No 6 announces its regular annual convention at Trades and Labor Assembly hall Massillon at 10 a m on December 18. Delegates are urged from all local unions. Robert Legg President John Morgan Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon Drug Company
Columbus
Frank L. Hemperly
Daniel Hemperly
Henry Wenger
George A. Howell
W.£.N. Hemperly
McCuen
West Main Street
Mr. Wenger
Trades and Labor Assembly Hall
City of
Massillon
Robert Legg
John Morgan
Wopa
Hhghae
Johns
Sippo Creek
Main
Hill
Cherry
Paul
Alley
Kossuth
State
East Street
Canal
Erie Street
Main Street
Frantz
Myers
Eleven Miles Of Rail Laid On Navarre to New Philadelphia Line
Work on the electric road extension from Navarre to New Philadelphia nears grading finish with eleven miles of rails laid. One mile through Justus and ten miles from the north end of Strasburg to New Philadelphia completed. One hundred fifty men employed. bridges and spans planned at Navarre Beach City Strasburg and Beach City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navarre
New Philadelphia
Justus
Strasburg
Beach City
Sugar Creek
Oil Pool Found Near Sippo Delights Landholders
A large oil pool is reported at the Reinoehl farm near Sippo, one and a half miles from the Dalton well. Berea rock at 700 feet aligns with the Dalton pool, suggesting the pool extends northeast to southwest. Dan Hanpa and Congressman Beidler lead the drilling alongside eighteen Cleveland capitalists. over 1200 acres have been leased nearby. Pumping begun as sand and water are cleared. the well will be shot and production starts. Massillon investors, including Walter Mullins, show interest though unverified.
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Reinoehl
Sippo
Dalton
Berea
Dalton Well
Dan Hanpa
Congressman Beidler
Cleveland
John Wampler
Massillon
Walter Mullins
Massilion Coal Mining Company
Mullins
Mining leader kills boarding house keeper after dust insult
J W Carroll a New River field organizer and United Mine Workers board member shot Mary Ellis keeper of a boarding house in Thurmond West Virginia after dust was swept in his face. Carroll fled but was captured at Hinton fifty miles away. Authorities say drinking may explain the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmond
W. Va
J. W. Carroll
New River
National Board of the
United Mine Workers
Mary Ellis
Carroll
Hinton
City council redistricts and sets new salaries
City council completes redistricting from Ward 1 to Ward 4 based on census figures and adjusts ward boundaries. Officials’ salaries are debated with a final plan proposing salaries for president council $200, clerk $200, auditor $800 and mayor $1200 as the session ends amid discussions.
City council sets salaries after heated debate
The council agreed on an $800 salary for the treasurer, $600 for the solicitor, $1,000 for the mayor, and $400 for the treasurer. Five hundred dollars was set for each board member, $800 for chief of police, $840 for fire chief, and no salaries for tax commissioners. The engi neer and street commissioner duties remain under the board of public service.
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Committee On Salaries
Board of Public Service
Board of Public Safety
Johns
Frantz
Miller
Poliice
Imade
Transfer of Rights in Canton Akron Massillon Rail Plan
During council on Wednesday evening General Manager Rounds stated pending negotiations may transfer rights and options from the old Massillon Dalton Co to the Canton Akron Massillon line. President Johns noted the old company’s dissolution and that the Wooster street franchise could be awarded to Canton Akron Massillon, with an East Greenville line possible soon. Streetcars unloaded for construction were in Hassell & Co yards. paving provisions await next week’s vote.
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Rounds
Canton-Akron-Massillon Railway
Massillon-Dalton Company
Dalton
Johns
Wesier
Canton-Akron-Massillon Ring
Wooster Street
Canton-Akron-Massillon Company
East Greenville
Hassell & Company
Peter Smith Honored At Labor Day Event
The Trades and Labor Assembly honored Peter Smith with a watch charm engraved “To Peter Smith from the T. L. A. Labor Day, 1902.” Mayor Bell presented it and Smith gave a gracious reply. Communications from unions on beer unionization and company lists were referred to arbitration. ten dollars was voted to the Metal Mechanics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades and Labor Assembly
Peter Smith
Newport
Union Make
International Association of Allied Metal Mechanics
Kokomo
Ind
Kokomo Rubber Company
Metal Mechanics
Coopers’ Union
New Orleans
Henderson Sugar Refining Company
Hospital Notes Show Holiday Program Brightens Massillon
The Massillon state hospital held a successful Monday evening at home event with patient and attendant performers and visitors supplying music and singing. Missouri officials completed inspections and joined the Friday hospital dance while requests for old magazines bolster patient reading materials and hope for recycling receptacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon State Hospital
W. Rieder
Frank Adair
H. B. Conrad
Massillon
Stein
Miss Ta Shure
Scott
la Shure
Messrs
D. R. Stroupe
Winfield Scott
Keith
Missouri State Hospital
Farmington
Ohio
Missouri Institution
Toledo
Mead burglary trio sentenced to life and fifty years
James Casey alias Thomas Gallagher and William Davis alias McCabe were given life and related terms by Judge Webber in Elyria for the Mead burglary case. Davis also received a life term for burglary, while Casey's second sentence totals fifty years with the second term to run after the first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
James Casey
Thomas Gallagher
William Davis
McCabe
Mead
Rochester
Webber
Ossey
Carey
Davis
Casey
Davin
Columbus
Warthen
Lorain County
Owen McCabe
Mead Brothers
Wellington
Reciprocity Treaty Signed Between Cuba and United States
A treaty of commercial reciprocity was signed in Washington by General Bliss and Secretaries Zaldo and Montes paving a twenty percent tariff relief for Cuban and U.S. goods. The cabinet discussed Venezuela’s crisis with Secretary Hay seeking arbitration with Britain and Germany, and Moody said no U.S. warships would be sent to Venezuelan waters for now.
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Washington
Cuba
United States
Bliss
Zaldo
Montes
Hay
Senor Quesada
Venezuela
Bowen
Caracas
Castro
Great Britain
Germany
Moody
Venezuelan
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Mr. Graybill Was
York
Rus
State Hospital
NEW Drug Company
Cleveland Company
Berea Rock
Council
Ious
Massillon & Dalton Company
T. & L. A. Committee
Dr Wood
Ns. Bahney’ Ry
Hospital Notes
Mr. Edleman
Eyman
Frank Edelman
Dr. Eyman
H. L. Emrich
H. C. Eyman
Wooster
James McGeorge
Beaver Falls
Edith Scott
Steward Latimer
Hemperly & Howells
W. Koons
Dean
Hawver’s
Guayra
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