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Newspaper

Massillon Independent

Location

Massillon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1899

Page

3

Massillon Men Return From Schofield With Differing Tales

Philip Shearhag and Jacob Rallick report steadier work, fair pay, and decent board at Schofield Vah. They dispute rumors of harsh living conditions, noting tents are rare, hotel bills were low, and mining pay around eight dollars daily. Residents say miners are well and sending money home, with few signs of trouble or gambling nearby.

Jacob Rallick Philip Shearhag Schofield Vah Massillon Min Ra Peter Sonnhauer Mr. Ralick

Fred Emerson Brooke at New Armory Friday Evening

Noted speaker Fred Emerson Brooke headlines an event at the New Armory on Friday evening December 29. Descriptions praise his blend of wit and wisdom, comparing him to Cowper Whittier and Twain. Tickets are on sale at Bakuvy’s.

New Armory Cowper Whittier Ag Maisticus Groupt Mark Twain Bakuvy

Discharged. Where He Got Liquor Was In Judge's Cellar

A tale recalls a town under local option where authorities questioned intoxicated men about liquor sources. Two workers in judge robes, mistaken for criminals, were asked to name where they obtained beverages. They confessed they carried coal to the judge’s cellar and were discharged after the judge allowed them to go.

Pat Mike

Hens Stand Idle as Judy Searches for Caele

Fragmentary note shows Judy seeking Caele with a question about eyes and a rock. The hens are described as standing about doing nothing. The text is brief and lacks clear context or outcome.

Caele Hisse Judy

Three-Footed Politician Tale From Torquay

A told tale claims a reformer has only three feet and a deaf mother in Torquay. The old lady, visited by her son, allegedly reacts to a British fleet signal by fixing her cap as “George is coming.” Jokes about business, diplomacy, races, and a wedding contribute a collage of light, unrelated anecdotes.

Elephantine Bert Torquay George

Brought Up by Hand In Tug Of Words At School

Mrs Goodheart angrily denounces an industrial school as she fends off a claim of child restraint. Mr Goodheart retorts with sarcasm about cuffing Tommy, highlighting a domestic argument over discipline and reform.

Mrs. Goodheart Mr. Goodheart Tommy

New Year's Calls and Bitter Sweet Memories

A woman at a tea party recalls old New Year's calling, its better and worse points, and describes her wartime scene in Morton Street. She recounts hosting callers with cake and drinks, her beau Charley Vin Brunt, and his later descent into drunkenness after a quarrel, ending their relationship.

Farajon Myself Ocen Morton Street Charley Thors Jali Weorng

Now He Got Even and Boodle’s Wife Confront Fox Footprints

A terse exchange shows a weary wanderer pressing Mr. Boodle to support him or face consequences. Mrs Boodle challenges George amid a scene about footprints and a vow to reform for the New Year.

Mr. Boodle Boodle George

War department relief report on Puerto Rico December 1809

Washington reports Puerto Rico relief progress from Sept 25 to Nov 30 1809 with an estimated population of 250000 in the hardest areas. Food distribution is severely constrained with waves of hunger, disease, and violence reported among residents including flood and famine-affected districts. The text notes shortages of food bananas and general aid reaching the island and mentions the Navy involvement and ongoing distress through the winter.

Washington War Department Puerto Rico Monrain Tibet Ford Navy

Fragmentary OCR notes on patients and plant plans in New York

Incomplete text mentions patient plant plans for New York and Sonia Es wd T L Wolfe, with scattered words about prageet and multiple locations. Hard to extract clear event or names due to garbled OCR.

New York Sonia A. Wolfe

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