Canton Hosts Mergers In Stark And Tuscarawas Counties
Canton records a consolidation of major breweries including Canton Brewing, Stark Brewing, Schuster of Massillon, Bernhardt of Canal Dover, and Siebold of New Philadelphia. The $2,000,000 capital merger aims to cut saloon competition and elevate the liquor market while keeping all plants in operation under one management with offices in Canton. Local docket items follow with court motions and cases scheduled in Room No. 2 through Friday.
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Canton
Stark and
Tuscarawas Counties
Canton Brewing Company
Stark Brewing Company
Schuster Brewing Company
Massillon
Bernhardt Brewing Company
Canal Dover
Siebold Brewing Company
New Philadelphia
William Diehl
Cleveland
Combine
Court Assignments In Common Pleas In Canton
Canton February 17 Judge Harter presiding in room 1 handles divorce and nonjury cases while Judge Ambler in room 2 tries jury cases next week Washington's birthday is a court holiday. Monday February 20 motions Ringer v Ringer et al Dowty v Dowty Dowdell v Dowdell Lehman v Lehman Kinzer v Kinzer Tuesday Krug v Kepg Runyan v
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Canton
Judge Harter
Judge Ambler
Harter
Ambler
Washington
Ringer
Death of Lydia Marsh Prominent Baptist Church Member
Lydia Marsh aged 85 died Saturday at 10 30 am at her daughter Jennie Lester’s home 102 North Street Massillon. A charter Baptist member she helped burn the church mortgage when debt was paid two years ago. Funeral Monday at 1 pm from the Lester residence with Rev O E Hall officiating. Interment in Westlawn Cemetery Canton follows.
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Lydia Marsh
Jennie M. Lester
North Street
Massillon Church
Stonington
Horses Suffocate in Stable Fire at The McKinley Hotel
Canton reports a fire on South Coach street damaged a stable owned by C. C. Horton near the Central fire department. Two driving horses died from smoke and heat despite the rear race horses being saved. Electric-wire fault blamed. Horton had refused an $800 offer for the team. Insurance noted. Wanted column ads, pay.
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Canton
C. C. Horton
McKinley Hotel
South Coach Street
Eighth
Ninth Streets
Central Fire Department
Horton
Lod Williams
McKinley
Masquerade Night at State Hospital Draws Vast Attendance
A grand masquerade ball at William McKinley hall in the state hospital drew over 250 guests from near and far. The event featured a mock European high court wedding, a cake walk won by Miss Mildred Buck and John Shimp plus Mr and Mrs Samuel Buckhardt, and honors for costumes. Masters of ceremony included George H. Weirs as high priest and Dr. Brown with Miss Buckhardt as prince and princess.
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William McKinley Hall
State Hospital
Mos
Hospital
Mildred Buck
John Shimp
Charles Dalrymple
Mont Calvin
William Reed
Chauncey Lohr
H. L. Peugh
James Taplin
William Geyger
Albert Yeoman
Royal Palace
Mary Clark
Verne Sager
H. V. Maurer
William Weise
Columbia
R. C. Bronson
Bertha Gallatin
America
Charles O’malley
George Miler
Eyman
Russell
Catherine
Mt. Vernon
J. E. Russell
Sergius Found Guilty and Executed in Moscow
New York reports the Grand Duke Sergius was executed for a December 19 1904 crime in Moscow. Dr Charles Rayevsky, American representative of the Russian Socialist revolutionary party, confirms the execution and notes the militant wing operates with hundreds of members ready to risk their lives to carry out party commands.
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New York
Sergiua
Charles Rayevsky
Russian Socialist Revolutionary Party
Moscow
Sergius
Rayevasky
Bold Highwaymen Snatch Diamond Brooch In Bronx Ambush
Highwaymen in the Bronx seized a five thousand dollar diamond brooch from Mrs. John W. Cornish early today and fired two shots at her husband. They fled after an exchange of gunfire with a policeman.
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New York
Bronx
John W. Cornish
Inauguration Preparations Power Washington Ceremonies
Preparations in Washington for the March inauguration involve countless volunteers and committees, led by General John M. Wilson. Sub committees arrange lodging, policing, illumination, fireworks, music, and guest comfort, funded by District of Columbia citizens rather than federal funds.
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Washington
United States
George B. Cortelyou
National Republican Committee
John M. Wilson
Wilson
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Washington Monument
Capitol
Committee On
Committee On Music
District of Columbia
Capitol City
Obituary of John Garrett of Carroll County
John Garrett aged 87 of a Palarmo farm, Carroll County, died Friday evening. He was father of Attorney John Owen Garrett and brother to Eli Garrett. Surviving brothers are Andrew and William Garrett. surviving sons are John, William, and Thomas Garrett. John C. Garrett and wife left for Palarmo to attend the funeral on Sunday.
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John Garrett
Palarmo
Carroll County
John Owen Garrett
Eli Garrett
Andrew Garrett
William Garrett
Bolivar
Thomas Garrett
John C. Garrett
Train Stalled on Erie in Heavy Snow near Eden Center
Jamestown New York February 18 The Chicago express on the Erie railroad has been stalled in immense snowdrifts near Eden Center since yesterday. Four locomotives are unable to move the train and several hundred men are working to clear the tracks.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Chicago Express
Erie
Eden Center
Postmaster Koons Warns Carriers On Stamps and Money Rules
Massillon postmaster strict on postal law. carriers must accept only stamped letters and must not collect money for postage. Dropping money into mail boxes is prohibited, causing delays and potential loss of funds. Koons urges public to observe section 759 of the postal laws of 1902 and to use stamps or have carriers deliver stamps on next trip.
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Post Office Department
Massillon
Koons
Louis A. Koons
Jury Acquits Bus Driver After Nation Incident in Medicine Lodge
Carrie Nation returned to Medicine Lodge Kansas where a dispute on a depot bus led to her being pushed into a snow pile by driver Bill Horn. Conductor Knight summoned help as Nation cried for rescue and Horn faced arrest. the jury found Horn not guilty.
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Medicine Lodge
Kan
Carrie Nation
Bill Horn
Bill
Knight
Peace Talks Possible After Grand Duke Assassination
The St. Petersburg council of the empire meets to review the assassination of Grand Duke Sergius. Diplomats expect the tragedy may lead to a government peace agreement as influential voices push for settlement.
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St. Petersburg
Council of the Empire
Sergius
Willis Alexander and Alfred Upham Held in Canton Jail
Canton February 18 Willis Alexander and Alfred Upham two soldiers from Westlawn barracks are jailed on a highway robbery charge involving Louis F Schmidt a patent medicine vendor. Bonds set at 600 each. prelim hearing Saturday leads Mayor Smith to keep them in jail until next grand jury meeting. Prosecutor Hughes led state case. Attorney James J Grant defended. A J Clementz of Massillon sues Joseph Forsythe et al for 122 70 alleged on account for work on a McCullough Heights Massillon dwelling. W S Spidle represents plaintiff. Funeral services for John C Ruse Wheeling and Lake Erie engineer killed near Massillon set for Sunday with rites at residence 1 30 and First M E Church 2 led by Rev O W Holmes D D. burial at Westlawn cemetery.
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Canton
Willis Alexander
Alfred Upham
Westlawn Barracks
Louis F. Schmidt
Fort Wayne
Mich
Smith
Hughes
James J. Grant
A. J Clementz
Massillon
Common Pleas Court
Joseph Forsythe
Tere
Maerial
McCullough Heights
Masilun
M. E
Jkev. O. W. Holmes D. D
Westlawn Cemetery
Six Miners Killed in Lytle Colliery Disaster
Pottsville Pennsylvania February 1 Six miners died and fourteen were injured when a rock fall buried workers as they were lowered into the Lytle colliery. Four of the injured were seriously hurt and most others were able to walk from the slope.
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Pottsville
Lytle
A Story Denied
The foreign office denies reports that Japan has officially informed Russia of terms of peace she would accept. The denial emphasizes no formal message has been received or recorded by the government.
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Tohio
Foreign Office
Russia
Defective Flues Cited In Ohio Fire Losses
State Fire Marshal H T Davis links 6 850 000 direct annual fire losses to flue faults raising state production by 15 percent. He notes 729 fires last year from chimneys and stovepipes could have been prevented by inspections, with half a million dollars saved if habits changed.
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H. T. Davis
Ohio
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Miller
Corl
Newhouse
Deckard
C. R.R
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Cline
Mineral Point Savings and Loan Company
Dorrance
Alexander
Burns
Shaffer
Ball
Canton Hollow Block Company
Carnahan Company
Aldine Grate and
Mantel Company
Abt
Kreuger
Hanly
Hardesty
Dudley
Berger
Heim
American Steel Foundries Company
Black & Company
Bloomberg & Company
Walker
John H. Fitch Company
Beeson
Main
Long Brothers
Hirst
Equitable Life Assurance Company
Stemple
Kop
Baptist Church
GC. C. Horton
Koon
Postal Department
Snow Bank
Lt. Wood
County Seat News
the Grand Jury
Salke
Yorum
Busineg School
Clara FE
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