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Newspaper

Massillon Independent

Location

Massillon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1900

Page

2

Debates on hazing, unions, and politics in rough edge pieces

The article surveys military hazing views at West Point, praises the United Mine Workers sub district No 3 convention led by Robert Legg and John Morgan, notes glassblowers backing Republican victories and a new glass factory, and discusses canal policy, Americanization efforts, foreign warehouses, and a county bridge project with bid comparisons and high costs.

Sub-District No. 3 United Mine Workers Robert Legg Fast Greenville John Morgan North Lawrence

County probe aims to explain inflated facility costs

Prosecuting Attorney Day leads an investigation into why a broom factory budgeted at 82,600 required 20,000 and a bridge project cost more than double the county surveyor’s estimate of 8,500. Questions arise about who authorized the factory annex costing 12,000 to 16,000 annually for an institution. The public may learn who approved the costly expenditures and why.

Day

Mr Cudahy's Dilemma Over Kidnapped Son Payment

The article weighs millionaire Cudahy paying $25,000 to kidnappers for his son's return. It argues business prudence vs. sentiment, notes Mrs Cudahy's decisive stance, and cites the domestic stakes outweighing financial concerns. It suggests the case may warn others about aiding an abductors' trade.

Cudahy Jess Mr. Cudahy Cudhilly

Burglars Foiled At Exchange Bank Madison Ohio

In Lake county assailants blew the safe but fled after being frightened away. The man who uncovered them was seized bound and gagged. Authorities investigate the attempted robbery at the Exchange bank in Madison Ohio.

Cleveland, O Associated Press Exchange Bank Madison Lake County

Official Shot: Ohio Auditor F. I. Morris Killed in Washington

F I Morris auditor in the War Department was shot at 2 10 this afternoon in his Woodrow Building office by McDonald a former disbursing clerk. Morris died instantly and the assailant then shot himself.

Wasixerox Associated Press F. I. Morris Ohio War Department Ofice Woodeer McDouaul Morris McDonald

Cadet Booz in West Point Inquiry Over Fight Incident

Testimony in the Oscar Booz case at West Point details Cadet Booz disobeying orders and provoking a fight with Cadet Booz. Witnesses describe Booz’s alleged discipline issues and a forceful confrontation, including attempts to face and strike, while other cadets recount Booz’s behavior on sentinel duty and during training.

Booz West Point Oscar EL Ooz United Stats Military Academy Cart of Inquiry J. F. Brooke Frank W. Coe Military Academy Frank Kellar Tie Cious W. T. Bettinson Kentucky Bettinson General Tracke Boos Treez Brooke Charles Barnett M.C. A Allison Bristol Sir Oscar Congressional Committee of Investigation Mill Tom Alexander Alison James Prentice New York Prentice Prentier Bong Boon

Stead reports Kruger on war cruelty and mediation

William T. Stead, returning from The Fugue, says Kruger urged world heads to ignore Britain in the dispute while Britain fights in South Africa. Kruger criticizes British conduct as savage, noting women and children imprisoned near Port Elizabeth in dire conditions.

London William T. Stead Kruger Stead Associated Press America Hague Great Britain South Africa de Wet Kraal Port Elizabeth

Cleveland addresses Pierce school class of 835 at Academy

In Philadelphia last evening ex-President Cleveland and his wife were honored by thousands at the Academy of Music. Cleveland spoke at the Pierce school graduation and annual address, praising business education and the Golden Rule as the foundation of success.

Philadelphia Academy of Music Cleveland Pierce School Pierce

Mrs. Frye Dies After Sudden Illness at Hamilton Hotel

Mrs. William P. Frye wife of the senate’s president pro tempore died suddenly at the Hamilton hotel in Washington after an acute indigestion attack. She had breakfast and appeared improved before heart failure ended her life. The body was to be taken to Lewiston, Maine, home of Senator Frye.

Washington William P. Frye Senate Hamilton Hotel

General C O Howard to Speak in Pittsburg for American Tract Society

Major General C O Howard, president of the American Tract Society, will visit Pittsburg January 13. He will address congregations at First Presbyterian Allegheny City Bellefield and East Liberty churches, under arrangement by Rev. George St Browne. He will discuss the society’s 75 years of work and the past year’s efforts.

Pittsburg C. O. Howard American Tract Society First Presbyterian Church Allegheny City D. §. Kennedy Bellefield Presbyterian Church N. T. McGlelland East Liberty Presbyterian Church J. P. E. Kumby General Howard George ST. Browne Cincinnati Society Soct

Pat Crowe Suspected In Cudahy Kidnapping Case

Chicago police say Pat Crowe, linked to the Eddie Cudahy kidnapping, left for Omaha about two weeks ago with several associates missing. Eddie Cudahy identified a house at 3604 Grover Street as his likely captivity site near Omaha, with neighbors noting men seen around.

Dao Cudahy Chicago Pat Crowe Omaha Everal Crowe Joliet Cudahy Packing Company Eboy Eddie Cudahy Grover Stret Fathr

Philanthropist Vere Foster Dies in Belfast at 107

Vere Foster, longtime aid to Irish emigration and founder of many schools, died in Belfast on December 22. Over fifty years he helped about 35,000 young Irish women emigrate and contributed to the building or furnishing of 2,200 national schools. Born in 1819 at Coppeningen, he previously served in the British diplomatic service in South America.

Vere Foster Belfast Ireand Ireland Copeningen South America

Strike Called Off on Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Rail

Houston December 22 telegraph reports the railroad strike on the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe line has been called off.

Houston, Tex Gulf, Colorado and Sanita Io

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