Local Happenings and Community Notices
John Smith resigns from position for Bammerlin Brothers. Met opera matinee in Cleveland. passenger train 6 p.m. Miss Mary Molasky and John Welch exbaugh wed in mayor’s court. bride 45 groom 50. Lorain engineer Frank Duell dies of heart failure. leaves widow and four children. Mr and Mrs Sebastian Huwig celebrate thirty first birthday with friends. County trustees report no surge in indigent poor despite cold. Salvation Army Christmas tree donations urged via Massillon phone. Youngstown Iron Sheet and Tube doubles capital stock. Pine and Mather factory acquisition promises 5000 jobs. Trades and Labor Assembly sets Dec 29 dedication with address by T. J. Duffy. hall ready by Christmas. Mt. Vernon reports J S Coxey arranging $500,000 ponds. bonds secured by Mt Vernon plant mortgages. Catholic Foresters officers elected. Massillon Hive officers listed. Nichols of Massillon Iron and Steel reported with possible smallpox. quarantine and vaccination enacted. Modern Woodmen elect officers. Na varre camp to consolidate with Massillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Molasky
John Welchexbaugh
Wise
Frank Duell
Lorain
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Sebastian Huwig
Wooster Street
Mr Huwig
S. A. Morgan
Frank Ames
Massillon
Salvation Army
Corps
Mill and
Tremont Streets
Youngstown Iron, Sheet and Tube Company
Wick
Sharpsville
Pickandy-Mather Company
Cleveland
Order of Foresters
Albert Stephan
Edward Ross
A. Crofut
Tospeh J. Schneider
Joseph Fox
Arthur Boerner
Daniel Nolan
Joseph Hossman
Ladies of the Maccabees
Mary A. Merrell
Mary White
Abel
Mary Pretzcker
Emma Borg
Frantz
Wagoner
Ames
Susan Geis
Fred. Koontz
Alice von Kanel
F. M. Wgaoner
Limbach
Nichols
Massillon Iron and Steel Company
Iaill
East Oak Street
Findley
T. Clarke Miller
Miller
Immigration Bill Targets Anarchists and Shoddy Goods Labeling
Washington reports indicate rising hostilities between Colombia and Venezuela tied to arms shipments via the British steamer Ban Righ. A new immigration bill from Penrose and Powderly aims to bar anarchists by educational and police screening and deportation, while Grosvenor pushes a shoddy wool labeling law and Tawney forecasts swift Philippine tariff passage with GOP opposition limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Colombia
Venezuela
Ban Righ
South Africa
Grosvenor
Ohio
Tawney
Minnesota
Louisiana
Banquet Celebrates Navarre Camp Reaches Fourteen Members
A Wooster area farmer faces potential ruin after harboring a stray dog found to have hydrophobia. Seven cows showed rabies symptoms, prompting Dr Derr and J R Mc Grain to order euthanasia. Quarantine remains on the farm with all remaining livestock at risk if signs appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navarre
William H. Landis
Wooster
Landis
W. ¥. Derr
W. H. McGrain
Jeromeville
State Livestock Commission
Obituaries for Amelia Snyder Sadie Leeper and Anna Daniels
Mrs. Amelia Snyder 50 died after nine weeks illness at home on North Mill Street. She had fourteen children, nine living, and will be buried from St Pauls church. Miss Sadie E Leeper died at the state hospital from consumption after seven months there. Her body will be taken to Fredericksburg for burial. Mrs Anna Daniels died at the state hospital aged 35 from peritonitis and was shipped to Elg ia for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Snyder
Christian Snyder
North Mill Street
Snyder
Rettert
Germany
Massillon
Bertha
Hallie
Corrine
Marion
Herbert
Melvin
Aaron
Louis Snyder
Vinnie Hardgrove
St. Paul's Church
Sadie EF. Leeper
Sadie E. Leeper
State Hospital
Fredericksburg
Anna Daniels
Eligia
Daniels
Admiral Schley Protest Draft Ready for Washington Transfer
Baltimore attorney Isi dor Rayner has finished a formal protest against the court of inquiry findings for Admiral Schley. He will take the draft to Washington for conference with the admiral and prepare a final copy for Secretary Long. The protest challenges the findings as contrary to the evidence and reviews each charged point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Isidor Rayner
Admiral Schley
Secretary of the Navy
Long
Court of Incry
Ma. Rayner
Washington
Hodgson
Secretary Long
Admiral Sampson
Admiral Dewey
Admiral Sedley
Furs Bought in Canada Proves Costly and Tricky
Cleveland readers learn Northern Ohio buyers who smuggled furs from Canada face repaying the price and duties after customs officials expose imitations. Officials say seals sold as genuine sable fur turned out to be cheap imitations, with Canadian prices much lower than Cleveland fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Canada
United States
Uncle Sam
Leach
Furriers
Peasants Burn a Castle Near Milan
A St. Petersburg dispatch reports a peasant revolt at Count Palen’s estate near Milan. The crowd besieged the castle, set it ablaze, and danced around the fire as police and troops arrived too late. The castle and its valuable gallery were destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. Petersburg
Fire at St. Francis Orphan Asylum Heats Off
A blaze at 3 a.m. destroyed the heating plant at the St. Francis Catholic orphan asylum in Tiffin Ohio leaving 300 inmates without heat. Fire officials reported no injuries and the cause was under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
St. Francis Catholic Orphan Asylum
Four Men Fall Into Pit At Massillon Plant
Four men fell into a pit at the Massillon Troy and Steel Co plant on Tuesday at different times. All were injured, with Edward Polk described as seriously hurt and another man sustaining a head wound from a ten foot fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon Troy and Steel Company
Edward Polk
Weis
Riches Await Him Massillon Engineer Who Patented Graphite Lubricator
A Massillon engineer, A. D. Homard of Wheeling & Lake Erie, is in Kansas City advancing his graphite lubricator patent. He declined a $10,000 offer, planning to form a company and manufacture locally with West Coast rail leaders. He will then go to St Paul for further talks with railway magnates. A turkey supper at the Baptist church is set for Saturday December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
A. D. Homard
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Howard
St. Paul
Masillon
The
Baptist Church
Navarre Debate Over Schoolhouse and Water Works
Architect Romig visits Navarre to persuade officials that a new schoolhouse and water works are needed. Many citizens oppose both projects, while a growing portion agrees the school needs replacement to serve pupils. A local play and Lima Winslow’s Soundone Syrup for teething children are also noted in the page items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romig
Uhricheville
Navarre
Lima Winslow
Pope dismisses death rumors says he still works daily
A Rome dispatch to the Temps quotes the pope denying rumors of ill health. He tells a visitor that the church remains his burden and that he still works long hours, insisting he is not dead yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Deeds
Rome
PaBy
Candy Sale On Saturday At First MOE Church
The ladies of the First MOE Church hold a candy sale in church rooms Saturday afternoon offering home made sweets at 35 cents per pound. Proceeds support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Randy
See Our Attractive Collection of Toys and Dolls
A catalog-style notice advertising a wide range of toys dolls and games with prices and product codes. Includes iron beds for dolls complete with drapery and toy dishes priced per set and per item.
Suitable Presents for Men Holiday Stock Gifts
A local store touts a holiday display of men gifts including handkerchiefs priced from 10 to 50 cents and neckwear in popular styles. New mufflers and umbrellas offer affordable options with natural wood handles, advertised as a large, low priced assortment for Christmas giving.
Fancy Christmas Linens and Damask Towels on Sale
Damask towels in plain white blue and red borders with knotted fringe priced at two percent each. German damask and Latin damask towels with hemstitching and patterns sold at various bids. Table linen sets and lunch cloths offered with assorted patterns and designs. Irish mens prices listed from twenty five to forty five dollars.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Independen
John Smith
B. Heckman
Bammerlin Brothers
Metropolian Grand Opera Commany
Trades and Labor Assembly Committee
T. J. Duffy
East Liverpool
Potter’s Union
Mt. Vernon
J. S. Coxey
Sandusky
Fremont
Toledo
Coxey
Mt Vernon
E. Merket
Charles Brown
George B. Eggert
C. Miller
Robert Humphrey
Ayers
J. Steiner
Massilion
Deo
Philippine Tariff
Sampson
Orphan Asylum
Fast Greenville Dramatic Company
Arthur Eustace
East Greenville
Bahney
West
Royal Baking Powder
YAL Baking PO
All America
Alvin Joslin
Colgate
Garis
Sime
Padre Allman & Putman
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