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Newspaper

Massillon Independent

Location

Massillon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1893

Page

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Cleveland Canton and BouttHen to Massillon Rail Timetable

Train times between Cleveland Canton and Massillon show multiple departures from 6:20 a.m. to 6:07 p.m. with arrivals in Cleveland Massillon and Canton. Special service announced by Banney Spalding Coe 20 East Main Street and General Agent Killinger details.

Cleveland Canton Bouthhen &. E Ding North Massillon C. M. EK C. M. Ry Massilion OC. M. HE. Ry Massilton Aitive Maassillon C. Ry Cantor Bingle Banney Spalding Coa East Mainstrait

Not Guilty in Clifford Case Sparks Oratorical Drama

In Pittsburg the Clifford murder trial ends with a not guilty verdict after powerful pleas by Erwin of St. Paul and Anderson. Clifford testifies amid tense scene as Prosecution’s Burleigh closes, Judge Stowe’s charge follows, and the crowd reacts with sympathy for the defendant. O'Donnell slated for next striker trial Monday.

Erwin Anderson Clifford Prrvssorg St. Paul Stowe Pinkertsons Homestead Pittsburg Carnegies Critchlow Cliford Robb Commonwealth Erwin and Anderson Burleigh Patrick Henry McEvoy John F. Cox Amalgamated Association Mr. Brennen Clifforn Borough of Squire A. J. Kahn John Connors Mr. Erwin William Penn Mr. Anderson Youngstown Jack Clifford

Tragic House Fire Kills Three Pattie Children Near Bellaire

In BeLLaire Michigan three Pattie children aged 12 10 and 3 perished in a house fire last night three neighbor boys may also have been burned The father worked nights at a local factory the mother was away preaching and believed to be a Groverite The charred bodies showed a violent struggle suggesting the fire began while the children slept and doors may have been locked opposed to escape

BeLlaire Mich Oliver Pattie Groverites

Twins Frozen to Death in Chloroform Burglary

Kansas City report states Martin Baker and his wife at 726 South Ninth Street were chloroformed by burglars who then left a window open leaving the new twin infants to perish from freezing. A brother of Mrs. Baker discovered the couple in a stupor and alerted others.

Kansas City Martin Baker South Ninth Street

Australia’s Great Flood Devastates Queensland Towns

Brisbane remains isolated as floodwaters demolish hundreds of houses in Wide Bay region. Thousands seek shelter in the hills with scant supplies. Gympie mines inundated and extensive damage reported. Ipswich, 25 miles from Brisbane, suffers many deaths and wreckage blankets the river.

Denisvite Sypney Brisbane Queensland Wide Bay Gympie Wide Bay District Ipswich Brsbane

Ohio River Flood Alarm in Wheeling Feared

Reports from upriver spark panic in Ohio Valley as Wheeling braces for high water. Stage at Pittsburgh reached twenty five feet last night, expected to translate to about thirty eight feet in Wheeling, surpassing danger line. Local residents prepare for worst.

Ohio River Wheeling Ohio Valley Pittaburg Senate House James G Blaine Watres Brewer Gobin McCarrell Dunlap Landis Osbourn Skinner Flannery Fow Bliss Butterfield Wherry Niles Seyfert Cessna North Coyle Lawrence

Political clash over Democrat platform and tariff policy

Washington Feb 8 Senator Chandler Republican of New Hampshire challenged the national Democratic platform in a Senate debate over the automatic coupler bill. He argued Democrats opposed to the bill betray their party and pointed to voting gaps on the Sherman act repeal. In the House, progress was made on the legislative appropriation bill of about 21 million dollars. Various bills passed, including mine safety tweaks, firemen payments, and land and cargo provisions, amid widespread business and religious protest against Sunday-law changes.

Wasuisaton Chandler New Hampshire Senate National Democratic Republican Party Republican Wolcott Colorado Chand Wasiisaton Treasury Messrs Dingley Dockery Dearmond Pennsylvania Eo Ag Commonwealth Notary Publicz Bannon Brown Franklin Westmoreland Kel Anphin Juelues Arnol'ds

Annexation Talk at State Department Meets with Foster

Informal exchanges at the state department as Hawaiian annexation commissioners and Dr Matt Smith met with Secretary Foster. Cabinet members were not present, and no formal action occurred while negotiations continue between the president and secretary of state and the commission.

Foster Wasninutos Matt Smith State Department Hawaii Islands United States Able

Pith of the News Hints at Incandescent Deaths and Trials

Frank Kelly, 24, of Coulton's store in Zanesville Ohio, was killed instantly after grabbing an uninsulated light wire. Hastings Pennsylvania sisters were fined 1000 for insurance fraud at a millinery store. A car attached to a telegraph pole at Columns Ohio drew police attention with a paper bearing Crom Kira A. P. A. Victim, likely a medical student joke. Stephen G. Boyd, aging, admitted to York bar after a long career in law, politics, and journalism. Smallpox mystery solved in Akron via immigrant carriers from the steamer Saab voyage to New York. Maggie Hirsch of Carrolltown, Pa., fined 500 for attempted bigamy. Johnstown editor George To Bwank convicted of libel and fined 1600. appeal to Supreme Court. Pennsylvania Railroad unveils a monster engine at Altoona with huge wheels and weight. Foraker declines Ohio University trustees post after Senate confirms nomination. Von Seggern bill to sell Cincinnati and Southern Railroad for 20 million debated. House advances Parker's bill to raise Circuit Court judge salaries. Hildebrand pushes pharmacist-only staffing for state facilities.

Frank Kelly Valse Toy Coulton Zanesville Snyder Girls Hastings Cambria County Buiman Crom ‘Kira A. P Stephen G. Boyd York Boyd Peach Bottom Railroad York Giazette Akron Saab New York Saale RIOG Come Supreme Court Pennsylvania Railroad Company Altoona Arona Foraker Ohio Univrsity Columbus Senate State University McKinley Senate Committee On Corporations von Seggern Cincinnati and Southern Railroad House Parker Jnuage

Homestead Inquiry Report Adopted After Tariff Debate

Washington February 8 The House judiciary committee reports on the Pinkerton system and Homestead troubles with a majority view led by Oates and includes a minority opinion. The report rejects tariff as cause, condemns Pinkerton agency use without state consent, and urges state or local action to divide employer and employee profits.

Washington Ster House Oates Messrs Culberson Fellows Buchanan Virginia Layton Taylor Ohrid Powers New York Homestead Pinkerteam Bynum Ohio Stockdale Pinkertown Sffair Broderick

Bill creates state board to regulate gas and electric companies

Senator Neeb of Allegheny introduced a bill to form a board of inspectors for natural and artificial gas and electric companies, set maximum charges, and test meters. Governor to appoint a chief inspector at 4000 dollars yearly and six assistants at two dollars annually. Offices in Harrisburg with testing rooms in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.

Pennsylvania Hannissura Neeb Allegheny Harrisburg Pittsburg Philadelphia Senate

Populist Judge Allen Elected US Senator by Nebraska Legislature

Lincox Feb 8 The senatorial deadlock ends as Judge W V Allen Populist wins 70 votes, Democrats solid, Independents cheer. One Republican North abstains, Tafft protests adjournment, Howe defends courtesy. Allen vows conservative action. Born 1847 Midway Madison Co Iowa moved 1856 Ohio to Iowa enlisted Civil War. Studied law, moved to Nebraska nine years ago Madison county now Ninth Judicial District judge.

Tafft Church Howe Allen William Vincent Allen Midway Madison County Ohin Iowa Towa L. L. Armsworth West Union Nebraska Madison Ninth Judicial District

Blaine Will Filed for Probate in Atausta Me

Jamen G Blaine's will to be filed at probate court meeting next Tuesday. It leaves entire estate valued at about 1 000 000 to Mrs Blaine as executrix. Residence in the city valued around 10 000 and will remain in Blaine family. Relatives expect Mrs Blaine to travel Europe with youngest daughter Hattie. Nellie Grant Sartoris dies in Capri on Feb 8 and her husband Algernon Charles Sartoris, son in law of General Grant, dies in Capri. Mrs Sartoris remains in London with her three children and pursues their education.

Jamen G. Blaine Atausta Blaine Sesson Europe Hattie Nellie Grant A. Lonnon Algernon Charles Sartoris

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