National Woman Suffrage Assn work at Washington
Caroline McCullough Everhard returns from the nation’s capital reporting a highly attended twenty eighth annual convention. Delegates from Western and Southern states attended. receptions, White House calls, and a strong growth in support marked the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Woman Suffrage Associa,a
Washington
Jat
Caroline McCullough
Everhard
Ohio Woman Suffrage Sociation
Washon
National Association
National Woman Suffrage Asso
Soring
Anthony
Wyoming
Rorado
Utah
California
Nevada
Arizona
Colorado
Texas
Oklahoma
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
South
South Carolina
Virginia
West Virgnia
Maryland
Missouri
Mississippi
Rockies
Anna H. Shaw
McLean
Senate
Anna Shaw
House
Miss Anthony
Blackwell
Massachusetts
Mason and Dixon
Light Fingered Youth From Chicago Faces Jail
Clyde Edwards a hotel porter from Chicago was hired by the Con rad. After night porter Albert Lengs reported a missing watch worth about twenty dollars Edwards disappeared but was arrested at the C L W station. He confessed to stealing the watch and had pawned it for three dollars. Edwards was arraigned before Justice Sibila and fined costs, leading to a 20 day workhouse sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Edwards
Chicago
The
Conrad
Albert Lengs
Edwards
Alfred Kunz
Sibila
Tobias Schott
Koons Round Guilty in Blair County Murder Trial
The Blair County courtroom heard closing arguments and witness testimony in the murder trial of George Koons alias Frank Wilson, a Massillon native. He was found guilty of first degree murder in the Bonnecka case after a twelve day trial, with jurors signing for a potential commutation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollidaysburg
Masilonian
Frank Wilson
Bounecka
James Farrell
Wilson
T. Southwood
New York
Creorge Koons
G. H. Spang
I. H. Greely
Commonwealth
Honuipaysuura
Henry Bonnecka
William S Hammond
Robert A. Henderson
Hammond
Blair County
Judge Bell
Holipaysburg
George Koons
Massillon
Altoona
T. H. Greevy
G. H W. Shave
R.A. Henderson Hsy
Bell
Koons
John W. Stonehill
Dorden Stanley
Stanley
Eima
George Squires
Hoa. Miller
Ohio
Robert A. Miller
End of Hawaiian Musicians Tale and Local Sale Notice
The Hawaiian government did not pay to repatriate the musicians who remained in Pittsburg after Massillon’s aid. The group earns 600 weekly at the Casino under contract, while Massillon residents fed and supported them, reversing the “den of thieves” claim. For sale a 13 horse traction engine with water tank and other equipment offered on reasonable terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ulman
Colorado
William A. Ulman
Denver
Colo
New York
New York Mining Stock Exchange
Cripple Creek
Tov
Ohio
Cleveland World
Massillon
Jerusalem
Jericho
Honolulu
Pittsburg
Beware of Quinine and a City Scandal Story
John Scheer, released from the city jail, recounts a dizzying reaction after a single whisky drink followed by quinine causing dizziness. He denies drunkenness, calling the charge false. Mrs Ela Jones pleads guilty and is fined costs. William Davis is discharged with acting Mayor Sibila determining Jones as principal offender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scheer
Mr. Scheer
Ela Jones
Sibila
William Davis
Dalton Burglars Arrested in Canton Case at Dalton
Canton police seized two suspects, Thomas Clark and Nicholas Gonder, believed to have burglarized Freet's clothing store in Dalton. They were tracked from a freight train to Lippert's saloon where they were captured, carrying clothing and jewelry. Dalton authorities and store owners prepared to identify stolen goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Gonder
Thomas Clark
Canal Fulton
Canton
Freet
Dalton
Chicago
Lippert
Masonia
Fulton
Canal Futon
Orler
J. H. Jocht
Baidhfy
Reformed Church
Yoder
Frank 3. Fox
King's School of Oratory
Pittsburg
Luthern Church
Fox
America
Angeline
Jacob Bickley
New Berns
New Berlin
Plain Towenship
Meyer's
Frank Maize
Akron
Wooster
John McConnell
Cross Keys
James Shanklin
Shanklin
North Lawrence
Good Templar Lodge
Chas. Jones
Canal Dover Man Dies of Hydrophobia in Ohio
Andrew Pittman of Canal Dover died Wednesday from hydrophobia after being bitten by a fighting dog weeks earlier. The widower was 60. The brief item notes his death in Philadephia and includes an unrelated local ad for handmade boots at 21 West Main Street with 7 am to 9 pm hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
Andrew Pittman
Canal Dover
Mae
West Main Street
Herman
Mr Lincoln's Harrowing Flight Through West Main Crossing
Abe Lincoln, famed for escapes, endures another near miss after a perilous descent from No 3 at the West Main street crossing. He recalls past accidents, bears a torn scalp, a badly sprained ankle, possible arm fracture, and is taken to the infirmary with numerous contusions from the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Lincoln
No. 3
West Main Street
Lincoln
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Charlotte Perkins Stetson
Lyman Beecher
Pres. Elliot
Harvard
Elliot
Nellie Bly
Grace Greenwood
Pennsylvania
Palestine
Matthias den
Haus
Matthias Denkhaus
Navarre
Denkhaus
Old World
Mr Denkhans
Court House
Cantor
Austin C. Brant
Imperius Martin
Wertz
Oliie Lenhart
Stella Wertz
Lenhart
Julia Ann Hall
Lexington Township
F. Baling
L. M. Jones
John P. Grrenwell
Rachel Trump
Canton Township
Reuben Shoemiker
Lake Township
J. L. Maurer
John H. Spouseller
John Spangler
Samuel Eschliman
Alliance
George R. Gibson
McDonald
Thayer
H. K. Kennedy
James Anderson
Youngstown
Lawyers Day
Lynch & Day
Charles W. Robinson
T. Perskey & Co
Massilion
Matthew C. Freeman
McCarty
Mary E. McCormick
W. J. Essig
Essig
McCormick
Aden OF Thieves
Cleveland
Dalton Burglars
Norway
Dewey Wolcott
Lake Shore
Dattos
Dan
HE. Freot
Supt. L. W. Day
Stumps
Bethlehem Township
Smoketown
Minerva
United States
Transvaal
Armenia
Jefferson
Whitney
4Ear
William C. Whitney
Zoar
L. Zimmerman
Zoar Society
Zoan
MR. Lincoln
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