Divorce Trial and Big Rail Tax Totals in Stark County
Stark county faces a large rail tax bill totaling 2 719 008 with the Pennsylvania company paying the lion’s share. A divorce case Lacy Umbenhower vs Willard Umbenhower was heard before Judge Ambler amid accusations of neglect and violence, with a farm valued at 25 000 to be managed by a trustee for equal division.
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Stark County
Pennsylvania Company
Alliance & Northern
Cleveland
Akron & Columbus
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Pittsburg
Cleveland Terminal & Valle
Massillon & Cleveland
River & Lake Erie
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Ono
Canton
Massillon
Alliance
Lacy Umbenhower
Willard Umbenhower
Ambler
Umbenhower
Wml
Sandy
Sugarcreek
Lexington
Tuscarawas
Washington
Beach City
C. Canal Fulton
Loutisville
Limaville
Miner
Magnolia
Navarre
Osnabury
Waynesba
Wilmot
Lotat
George Sprankle
Buffalo
Charles Bowers
Nickerson
Eckroste
Girt
Lacy L. Umbenhower
William Umbenhower
J. W. McCaughey
Baldwin & Young
Albert Kobler
Sugarcreek Township
Sale Lot
W.T. DiRoss
Perry Township
Guardian
Fire Marshals Clues Tied to Carroll County Incendiaries
In Castor, Deputy Fire Marshal W. Hart of Akron reports progress on fires in Carroll County, linking two W. & L. E. incidents at Canton and Carrollton to arson. He vows to report clues to the state board. Also covered: a verdict against Nock in the St. Peter's Aid Society case for 400, with bondsmen liable for 250, and several real estate and estate actions in Massillon and Sugarcreek Township.
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Castor
Hart
Akron
Carroll County
Canton
Carrollton
State Board
St. Peter's Aid Society
Nock
C. T. Myers
David Kerstetter
L. C. Spidie
Massillon
Jacob Weible
Edward H. Weible
Third Ward
Albert Kohler
Ed. S. Lawrence
Sugarcreek Township
Albert Reingsegger
Albert Ruegsegger
F. M. Frederick
Charles FE
Spidle
Fred Serquit
Elizabeth Craig
Elizabeth
John Fisher
Lawrence Township
Saxton
Barber Heirs
Kenny Brothers
Wedding of Canton official called off by bride
The Canton News-Democrat reports Commissioner J. J. Sumner and Miss Inez Zaiser canceled their New Year’s wedding. Miss Zaiser confirmed the rumor, saying there would be no wedding, and Sumner declined to comment. Reports say gifts from Sumner were returned.
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Canton News-Democrat
J. J. Sumer
Inez Zaiser
Miss Aaiser
Amrader
Patriotic flag dedication marks St Mary's church event
Branch No. 4 C MB AL received a flag as a reward for aiding the St Marys church fair. The flag was dedicated Thursday evening in Sibila's hall with Fred Br. Forster presiding. Ministers Vo Kaempher Kuebler and H Boeskin spoke. Progressive euchre followed. prizes went to Mrs. Conant and Miss Panyard. Banquet ended the program as about 100 people attended.
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C. MB. AL
St. Mary's Church
Sibila’s
Fred BR. Forster
I. Vo Kaempher
J. F. Kuebler
H. Boeskin
St. Barbara’s Church
West Trookfield
Joseph Conant
Panyard
Order
SHANESVILLE BANK ROBBED AND SAFE BROKEN OPEN
Burglars robbed the Life and Cure bank in Bavnusville at 8 oclock Thursday morning, blowing open the safe and securing about $7,500. John Rhoades exchanged shots with the thieves and aided by the constable, but the robbers escaped on a hand car north on the W and L E railway.
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Bavnusville
Dee
Svehnk Exchange Bank
Oelock
John Rhoades
Bak
Rhoades
Seville
Life and battles mark the career of Councilman Jacoby
An extended profile of J A Jacoby, first ward councilman in Massillon, tracing his varied life from nurse to lawman and public servant. The piece recounts his birth in 1830, moves across California and Nevada, Civil War era service, and long tenure in public life, culminating in his current role and the sense of security it gives his constituents.
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First Ward
Light
Fire Department
John Alexander Jacoby
Justice of the Peace
Aid
Jacoby
Magsillon
Castle Gardens
Romatique
Chamberstore
Pal
Javoly
Massillon
San Francisco
Government Secret Service
Duvoby
Massion
Mary £. Bechtel
Wo IR
Harrison & Company
Banner Salve touted as best skin healing remedy
Rider and Snyder promote Banner Salve as the best salve for piles burns scal s ulcers running sores and all skin diseases. The product is described as based on a prescription from a renowned skin specialist and widely effective.
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Rider & Snyder
Foley
Swavs
Sunay Purposeo
DeWitts
Kew Af Ee
Chas
W. Cupples
W. Montstreet
E. M. Street
Boy Rescued From Thin Canal Ice Near Bridge
Walter Hug aged 9, son of Mrs Anna Hug of 586 North Mill Street, fell onto thin ice near Short East Street bridge while attempting to cross to school. Hiram Ackerman, in the area, rescued him with a ladder thrown to him from the bank. The incident occurred Friday morning.
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Walter Hug
Anna Hug
North Mill Street
East Street
Hiram Ackerman
Roof fall at Russell & Co works injures Strobel
William Strobel 20 fell about 30 feet from a foundry roof onto brick debris while cleaning the roof. He fractured both wrists and injured his head. doctors fear for his recovery. He was aided after landing with arms raised to shield his head. Michael Goodman 28 fell from his roof at home while repairing a chimney and suffered a severe shoulder and right-side paralysis.
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Michael Goodman
Wilmot
William Strobel
Russell & Co
Strebel
Charles Evans
Evans
Pimphrey
Strobel
William J. Strobel
Duncan Street
Goodman
Fasta Wrivor
Massillon camp votes on emergency fund and officers
Modern Woodmen of America local Massillon camp votes 241004 in favor of establishing a reserve fund. Officers elected include JTW Bisass venerable, Dr Horn worthy, G B Egeert clerk, G G Miller banker, Lawrence Baldwin escort, Otto Brown wheelman, U A Steiner sentry, Charles Fetrow member of board. Delegates chosen for the Canton convention with several alternates.
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Massillon
Woodmen of America
Westion
United States
Jtw. Bisass
Vonsal
Dr. Horn
Dviss
G. B. Egeert
G.G. Miller
Lawrence Baldwin
Otto Brown
U A. Steiner
Charles Fetroaw
Board of Managers
Canton
Miller
W. Elsass
PL Maier
Samuel Merket
Charles Fetrow
Alvin Ihib
J. Worn
Annual Meeting Held by Subdistrict Miners Union
Reported call for the regular annual convention of sub-district No 6 district No 6 A M W of AL to meet December 18 at the Trades and Labor Assembly hall Massiflou. Local unions urged to send fully instructed delegates amid emphasis on solidarity and discipline under Rosert Lee president.
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A. M
Acermuly
Rosert Lee
Three Jail Suspects From Bank Gang Turmoil in Ohio
Six desperadoes raided Holloway School House then rode a train toward Bridgeport. One robber was captured in the ladies coach. another in the smoker. Officers pursued four fleeing men, two revolvers and loot recovered, three suspects still at large. Local authorities and neighboring towns spread the alert.
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Bripcerort
Associated Press
Holloway
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Craig
Flushing
Marshal Dowds
Adam Meister
Bridgeport
Wheeling Creek
Meister
Marshal Bonds
Walter McCungnatyzhy
McConnaughy
People’s Bank
Wheeling
Sherif
Medina County
Marshal Weaver
Seville
Shanessie
Four Companies Missing From Clemont Force In War
Kitchener reports to the war office that seventeen officers said live hundred men are missing from General Clements force. The four companies of the Northumberland Light Infantry passed officers and were probably captured by the Boers. Clemont’s casualty list December 18 shows none killed and minor wounded.
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Lonpox
Associated Press
Kitchener
War
Dred
Fiftsteen
Clements
Clemunt
Duke of Manchester Sued for Cigars and Wages
A court action was entered against the Duke of Manchester for unpaid wages and cigars supplied by a city merchant. The claim was not contested. The duke recently married Miss Helen Zimmerman of Cincinnati. A wheelman’s tool bag is advertised with Dr Thomas’ Electric Oil for pain relief.
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Dee
Associated Press
Duke of Manchester
Witte and Cigsars
Eity Merchant
Helen Zimmerman
Cincinnati
Dr. Thomas
Monarch
Bryan to Establish Weekly Paper in Lincoln
William J. Bryan announces plans to start a weekly newspaper named Commoner in Lincoln Nebraska devoted to Kansas City platform principles. He will lecture to college students as part of the initiative.
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Lincoln, Neb
Associated Press
William J. Bryan
Commoner
Kansas City Platform
Big Coal Deal Nets Erie Railway Major Mines
Dec 15 report says J P Morgan & Co have bought the Pennsylvania Coal Company for the Erie Railway and Coxe Brothers anthracite interests may also be acquired, removing strong independent competitors from the coal field.
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Pinlapelphea
Associated DP
J. P. , Morgan & Co
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Erie Railway
Coxe Brothers
SAIS SHE IS SANE Fails to Show Mental Trouble at Canton Hospital
Superintendent Eyman discharged Mrs. Anker, 30, of Canton after a week in the state hospital. She was deemed insane by Probate Judge Aungst following an examination by a Canton physician, but no mental incapacity was observed during custody. The piece discusses farm life links to insanity and notes Christmas plans for inmates at the hospital.
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Eyman
State Hospital
Anker
Canton
Aungst
Baiag
Eyring
Santa Clus
Christ
Voice Restored by Foley Honey and Tar
Hearsencas Benj Tagerson of Hutton Ind has been mute for months until Foley's Honey and Tar restored his voice after a single bottle. Rider & Snyder advertise the remedy as popular with speakers and singers.
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Benj. Tagerson
Hutton
Ind
Foley
Rider & Snyder
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County Seat News
Wisemar Pieads
Erobate Court
Anna M. Horst
North Lawrence
F. Edward Gleitsman
Philipena Baer
Emmet Hollinger
Byron EB. Levers
Christena Koreil
West Brookfield
Summer
Miss Zaiser
Shanesville Bank
Jim” Jacoby
Spade
J. A. Jacoby
Mr. Jacoby
William Strobel, Jr
Favor Emergency Fund
Massllon Camp
Dean
Huchaanan
Mich
Genessee Pure Food Co
le Roy
Tam
Fawn Williams
Rolla
War Office
Bryan
The
Sais
Dr. Eyman
Mrs. Anker
Leo Langanki
St. Louis
Towsley
Hvery
Dr. Wood
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