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Newspaper

Massillon Independent

Location

Massillon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1905

Page

4

Massillon Banquet Speakers Noted at Hotel Conrad

The Independent reports speakers invited to Massillon city officials annual banquet at the Hotel Conrad on January 3. Other notes discuss Carnegie gifts totaling about 110 million dollars with most spent in America and shifts in land and immigration policy and pension offices.

Massillon Conrad Independent Andrew Carnegie America Scotland Holland Canada Wales Cuba Ireland England

Immigration bureau and migration patterns noted by Wilcox

Prof W F Wilcox of Cornell reports in La Nature that more men than women live in the United States overall but cities show more women. He cites city regions with female majorities, rural areas with male majorities, and explains Civil War related male mortality and immigration effects since 1850. He also notes steamship lines should honor immigration laws and that mortality is higher in cities.

Immigration Bureau Organized Labor United States W. F. Wilcox Cornell University la Nature Wilcox

Massillon Seeks Federal Building With $125000 Request

Congressman Kennedy introduces a bill in the House to appropriate 125000 for buying a site and erecting a federal building in Massillon. The measure, referred to a committee, reflects months of effort by local business groups to secure post office quarters and related facilities, with expected reductions unlikely to change the core ask.

Kennedy Congress Mansillon Massillon

Advertised Letters at Massillon Post Office 1905 List

Unclaimed mail items listed for Massillon Section 18 1905 include Griffise Ladier Maggie Rodgers Emmagg Smith Myrtle Weeks Charlotte Young Francious Quinlan Margaret Men Harry Alexander Clark George Gorman Chas Hamilton E Hanmond Mack Jones Will Marion Bchenk August Franley H W Shekley John Sutton F Tultz Nelson foreign letters marked for advertisement. Dean's Ointment advertises itch relief and healing for skin ailments.

Massillon Ladier Griffise Maggie Rodgers Emmagg Smith Myrtle Weeks Charlotte Young Francious Td Quinlan Margaret Men. Alexander Harry Clark George Gorman Chas. Hamilton E. Hanmond Mack Jones Will H. Marion David Bchenk August Franley H. W. Shekley Alexander R. Sutton John F. Tultz Nelson Foreign Dionisle Salesean Louris A. Koonr P. M

Inaugural Details Announced for Ohio Governor Pattison Event

Columbus reports a grand inauguration with a parade of at least 7000, including 3000 National Guard, multiple batteries, floats, and mortars. A noon concert by the Democratic Glee Club and a state-house grandstand set for January 1 precede a ball for officials with an $8000 budget and strict ticket rules.

Columbus Pattison William Allen Spender Ohio National Guard Herrick Cleveland UO. N. G Cincinnati Dayton Ironton Toledo Democratic Glee Club Phil Bruck Fred Neddermeyer General Assembly W. F. Burdell Finance Committee Butler Sheldon Mercantile Committee L. F. Kieswetter Bankers’ Committee Board of Trade

Gift to the Library of Mathews Portrait Photos

Charles T. Mathews of New Philadelphia donated photographs of portraits by his late brother William T. Mathews to McClymonds Public Library via Dr. A Per Lee Pease. The images include Lincoln McKinley Sumner ex-Governor William Allen and Mathews’s own portrait. A closing ad promotes Burdock Blood Bitters for liver and stomach relief.

Charles T. Mathews New Philadelphia McClymonds Public Library A. Per Lee Pease William T. Mathews Washington Mr. Mathews Lincoln McKinley Charles Sumner William Allen

Mrs. Taggart May Confer in Washington on Court Martial

Wooster Ohio December 19 Attorney E L Wertz said Mrs Taggart likely to go to Washington if not there already to confer with attorney M L Smyser about court martial proceedings Wertz thinks Smyser is pushing to raise the matter in Washington John Manville Mrs Taggarts father says she is not in Chicago and did not take a change of clothing when she left Wooster

Henrici Pollock Engagement Reported in Canton

Canton announces the approaching marriage of Miss Lilian V Henrici daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Henrici to R A Pollock of North Lawrence. The ceremony is set for 7 o clock January 3 at 725 Mahoning Street the bride is a popular society figure and Pollock is the state senator for the district entering his second term.

Canton Lilian V. Henrici Charles Henrici R. A. Pollock North Lawrence Mahoning Street Henrici

Horses Bought for City Fire Department Delivered

A team of well bred showy gray horses bought from Clyde Rudy and Peter Graber of Dalton was delivered to the central engine house for use by the city fire department. The black horses used for hauling hook and ladder will move to the west side when engine house No. 2 opens, while Chief Burkle evaluates staffing at the new station and may rotate crews between houses.

Clyde Rudy Peter Graber Dalton Board of Public Safety Chief Burkle West Side Burkle

Navarre Public Schools Holiday Program Set for Friday

The Navarre public schools plan a December 22 afternoon program by fourth and fifth grades featuring songs, recitations, and an eighteen girl star drill. Students include Anna Wagner, Ruth Berry, Virgie Helbueh, Vivian Eshman, Karl Sisterhere Spector, Roy Johnston, Mabel Rand, Stella Wiggins, Eddie Hodgson, Mary Butz, Ruth Roderick, Ruth Wiggins, Elva Heinbach, Katie Shirshuitz, Harold Muskoff, Paul Wright, Agnes Lintner, Ruth Basht, Pearl McFarland, Annetta Shirshuitz, Hattie Trook, and Lelia Ricksecker as teacher.

Navarre Public Virgie Helbuehg Vivian Eshman Karl Sisterhere Spector Stella Wiggins Roy Johnston Asa Winters Mabel Rand Thrie Girls Uth Wiggins Mary Butz Ruth Roderick Ruth Wiggins Shiney Dime Bessie Whistler Elva Heinbach Katie Shirshuitz Harold Muskoff Sage Avee Mary Leighte Vy Santa Claus Hattie Trook Harry Fetters Ruth Roderick Heettatt Xinas Mary Leighley Mildred Warwick Behoot Mardel Ayers Stella Briodel Lelia Ricksecker

Goods Stolen in Canal Street Theft

Peter Snyder reported the theft of a bundle of dress goods from a buggy on Canal street Saturday night. Other items remained, valued at four dollars fifty cents. An advertisement for Slusser's Vegetable Liver Pills promoted by Slusser Pharmacy Louisville Ohio. Sold at all druggists.

Peter Snyder Canal Street Slusser Slusser Pharmacy Louisville

Canal Boat Clayton and the Raging Canals Tale

A Mansfield Shield reminiscence recalls the canal era of Canal Fulton and the Ohio & Erie canal. An 1873 Christmas afternoon tale on the canal boat Clayton describes a fierce storm, crew drills, and a daring maneuver to weather breakers near Wolf Creek Portage. Clayton’s christening linked to John W. Wagner’s family.

Mansfield Shield Herald Canal Fulton Canal Tuscarawas Valley Old Boreas Plains Fremont Golden Gate Panama Atlantic Great American Lakes Clayton Cleveland Akron Cptain Wolf Creek Portage John W. Wagner Mansfield Canals Fulton

Postoffice extends hours to ease Christmas mail load

Beginning today and through the week the stamp and register windows stay open until 8 p m for late errands. Postmaster Koons urges patrons to use Sunday hours to reduce carrier burden from heavy holiday mail. Rural delivery is suspended New Year’s Day with rural routes served from general window. Christmas hours are 6:30 to 10:30 a m.

Koons

G. L. W. Division Moves Office to New Station

Division Engineer Jordan and Superintendent Johnson of the B and O G L W division visited from Cleveland and ordered employees to start moving office effects into the new station Thursday. The move will take at least two days, and the station will open once offices are permanently placed, possibly Thursday or Friday.

Jordan Johnson Cleveland

General strike called to begin tomorrow noon

In St. Petersburg the proclamation for a general strike at noon tomorrow sparks intense excitement. Revolutionaries say a successful start and sustainment could break the government's back.

St. Petersburg Associated Press

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