21 Dec 1899
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Newspaper
Massillon Independent
Location
Massillon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1899
Page
1
VON KANEL and JOSEPH COLEMAN named as dealers in watches clocks and silverware with storefronts noted on South Erie Street and East Main Street. The ad lists merchandise including musical instruments and a variety of items at No. 5 South Erie Street.
A new tourist car feature on the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul line runs Fridays at 10 35 p m from Union Station Chicago to Los Angeles and Southern California with a skilled courteous car a special focus on families children and comfort. Berth rate Chicago to California is six dollars per two people. For details contact the travelling passenger agent KE G Hayden at 135 The Arcade Cleveland Ohio.
Tourists planing a Southern trip may get free information from the Pennsylvania Lines by contacting C L Kimball assistant general passenger agent Cleveland. Say where and when you wish to go and how many will be in the party. Inquiries posted promptly. Slusser's Vegetable Pills advertised 23¢ per bottle. Rings for every relative at A J Miller's.
A catalog of gift items with prices including ladies stationery 30c, silk scarves 1.25, leather cases 0.50, dolls with napkin rings 0.60, parlor game The Battle of Manila 0.75, pocket knives 0.48, neckwear 0.75, jackets 4.50 to 18.50, dress goods 0.40, and an offer to consult the price book by mail order. The description urges mail order department and stock variety.
News notes the death of General Henry W Lawton at San Mateo near Manila during an attack on insurgents. Describes his bravery, the moment he was shot, and his body carried from the field. Highlights his long service from Civil War onward and his burial arrangements in Fort Wayne. Includes reactions from Washington and references to his prior campaigns and leadership in the Philippines.
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Root and the president mourn the death of General Lawton. Described as a man of action and courage, Lawton was known for his vigilance and skill in pursuing Geronimo, earning respect from officers and troops alike.
Supreme court dismisses bribery suit by Attorney General Monnett against Standart Oil. Case cited improper filing and lack of proper form. no paneling of Standart Oil. Separate note reports International Week of Prayer Jan 7 14 1900 with Evangelical Alliance program and remarks by Willa E Dodge on societal luxury and repentance.
Utah witnesses testified before the House committee probing B. H. Roberts of Utah and Mrs. Dr. Miles, detailing alleged polygamy era events. Witnesses described introductions to Mrs. Roberts, multiple children, and town repute surrounding Celia Dibble Roberts as part of the surrounding scandal.
Testimony details Roberts family links and alleged misconduct. Witness, a former swimmer, discussed Roberts wife and children, L1 year old boy, and connections to Louisa Roberts Aunt. Cross-examination questioned periods of absence and marital ties while noting prior minor assault charges.
Senate schedules debate on the Republican drafted finance bill with Aldrich announcing Jan 14 as the start date after recess. Ammunition to press the lease passage promptly. Nebraska’s W V Aten takes oath. tribute resolutions for late Rep Richard P Bland read. Senate adjourns after executive session.
At Washington on December 20 a large set of resolutions for printing and committee assignments was adopted. A lengthy distribution of the president's message followed, with Mr Grow defending the administration course in the Philippines and Mr Bell criticizing the president’s policy as harming prosperity. Many members left for the holidays.
The remains of Lieutenant Bramby were escorted from Wasutscox to the railway station with full naval honors and sent by Southern road to Atlanta for interment. Marine detachment and the Marine Band led the escort under Lieutenant Commander McCrea. Admiral Dewey and others paid tributes as six sailors served as pallbearers. The body, encased in a handsome casket wrapped in the American flag, will be laid in Oakland Cemetery vault in Atlanta.
Desperate pursuit ends with a man mortally wounded near a steelworks site in Pa while a stock market panic erupts on Wall Street. Reports describe chaotic scenes as bears scramble to cover short contracts and secure bidding prices amid the tumult.
Washington news notes partial senate committee actions and House adjournment details. References include representative Landis and Evans district matters, with dates around January 17 and early January sessions, reflecting a cautious legislative pause.
Fragmentary dispatch notes an election contest in Fort Kentucky with references to Goebel charges and accusations of frauds in Democratic counties. The report hints at a pending perday delay and plans by Taylor county officials to broaden scrutiny beyond rebuttal.
Paul Deroulede received two years imprisonment on a 952 charge after a Paris trial. He was a leading figure in the anti-government mobs that threatened President Gaston Doumergue during the unrest in the capital.
A chaotic transcript shows Samuel Gompers elected by the American Federation of Labor amid confusion. The document notes Loui as chosen for the next meeting place and references a call for unity and leadership within the labor movement.
Eyotisu Indiana December 20 Albert Wolf shot and fatally wounded his stepson Henry Fraser while the latter tried to pry open a safe containing two dollars. Fraser collapsed, two years prison term previously served, and no trace of the missing man was found.
In Patrapecesta on December 28, workers at the Sunyatsedal plant representing the manufacturers of gomers faced a declaration of job loss as 2,200 slam stresses were reportedly thrown out amid ongoing labor tensions and factory adjustments.
Georgia honors its fallen in a ceremony marking remembrance for veterans and civilians who lost their lives. Officials and community members attended as wreaths were laid and words of tribute were spoken in a solemn gathering.
Transport sails as Pax Puaniiso details emerge. Dee eee tc hh Bistew Sad goated Poss.
A fragmentary report notes a stand against all wars of conquest as part of the Peden dion of Lauber conversion day. It references Africa Philippines and other theaters, with unclear names and dates, highlighting antiwar sentiment amid the Northwest.
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