Sale Notice in Stark County Proceedings
Order of Sale issued in Stark County court for the sale of described real estate at the door of Canton on July 1, 1896. The property, part of original lot addition in Stark County, includes Whisler’s and Masgillon tracts, converting one half of Lehinger’s stake. Sale overseen by DOLL and Shortit. county page reference 281, 497.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark
Canton
Witastilon
Stark County
Whisler’s Ton
Lehinger
Wooster to Cleveland railroad rights secured
Wooster scene reports indicate a new railroad line proposed to run from Wooster to Cleveland with right of way partly secured. Col C V Hard says franchises already granted in Medina and Wayne counties. work could start in spring with completion planned for fall or early winter. Routes pass Creston Chippewa Lake Seville Medina Brunswick Strongsville and South Brooklyn. Line to carry passengers produce and some freight. capitalization to rise from 440000 to 500000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Col
C. V. Hard
Cuyahoga County
Col. Hard
Medina
Wayne Counties
Chippewa Lake
Seville
Brunswick
Strongsville
Brooklyn
Akron, Bedford & Cleveland Railway
Hard
Yalton
Dana Futon
Joseph Snyder
EH. G. Willison
William Heitzman
Massillon
The Post Office Fight and Washington Telegram
Sheriff Keider awaits a Washington telegram and predicts action tomorrow. Local figures Young Warwick and Consul Howells discuss presidential dynamics while McCane Forestalls Washington by staying in Massillon. Rumors swirl about Brice endorsement, Shepley’s political standing, and a failed Western Union message involving Edges Young seeking a diplomatic contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Keider
Washington
Mr. Keider
Messrs
Young and
Warwick
Consul Howells
John McCane Sueunues
Cat
Clareland
Massillon
Sheper
McCane
Cypran News
FR Shepler i
Ea Sherif Charies A Krider
Brice
West End
Shepley
Adr Youngs
Edges Young
Western Union
EO Young
Twice a Week Local Advertiser Expands to Readers
The local newspaper in Western Stark and Eastern Wayne counties now circulates twice weekly, delivering ads to more homes. Drayman John Hunter was badly injured by a falling cup at Wells Fargo Paper Company, likely with internal injuries and several days confinement. Barney Gannon of Massillon Bridge Works sustained a crushed leg from falling iron, with no broken bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Éstavasnea Weekly
Nbr
Stark
Wayne Counties
John Hanter
Wells Fargo Raper Company
Williamson
Hunter
Bruge Works
Barney Gannon
Massillon Bridge Works
Massillon Couple Calls Off Cleveland Church Wedding
A Massillon woman Miss Smith and Edward Newman of McConnellaville planned to wed at St John’s African Methodist church in Cleveland. The couple never met until last week and Newman canceled the ceremony by note, leaving Miss Smith staying with her sister in Massillon. The note cited undisclosed circumstances and included a dollar for the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Maria E. Smith
Cyrus Smith
Edward Newman
McConnellaville
St. John's African Methodist Church
Cleveland
Elder Ransom
John Coleman
Ashland Avenue
Miss Smith
Ohio Mining Affairs Contract for 1806 Endorsed
President M D Ratchford of the Ohio miners association hails the 1896 contract as one of the best for Ohio miners. It preserves present prices until Pittsburg district changes, implies a 6 cent per ton March rise, requires cash wages, adopts a uniform screen, and abolishes diamond bars while noting remaining inequalities between fields and mine types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.D Ratchford
Ohio Miners’ Association
Ohio
Pittsburg
New York and Cleveland Gas Coal Company
Better Country School S estions Thrown Gai nly Educator Valuable
Discussion of country school problems in Educational Monthly favors wider circulation. Proposes abandoning small outlying schools in Stark county for conveyance to towns by covered wagons. Reports cost reductions, improved teachers and attendance, reduced tardiness, and fewer disputes on trips. Discusses township supervision, institute results, and currency issues in reading circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starkh
Connecticut
Kingsville
Ashtabula
Stark County
Swan
Justus
Bethlehem Township
Rockville
W. B
Given
Reading Circle
Couty
Cleveland
Perry Township
Center School
Buogzaurda
West
Longfelow
Disappearance of Timothy A. Dunne Shocks Town
Timothy A. Dunne of West Tremont Street vanished after a drink at Joseph Snyder's saloon. Brother John Dunne seeks him in Canton as police investigate, while foul play is doubted due to Dunne's quiet, peaceful nature and solid business. Meanwhile Lucy May Tinsler, 20, was declared insane after a lover's quarrel and overexertion, and committed to Toledo asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Timothy A. Dunne
Ban
West Tremont Street
Josph Snyder
John Danne
Canton
Seamar
Ertle
Tun
Tia
Donne
Young Street
The
Wooster Republican
Lucy May Tinsler
Marshallville
J. J. McClarran
Toledo
Experts testify on Mrs Aultman sanity in gua rdianship trial
Canton dispatch notes Dr. Allen McLane Hamilton of New York testified in the Aultman guardianship case, affirming Mrs. Aultman is capable of managing her affairs after two examinations. He cautioned grief and illness may have caused a temporary disturbance, but she has recovered. Other experts echoed his view, while defense attempts to challenge his credibility failed. Massillon divorce case and local notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canan Furor
J. W. Bitter
Richard Vanderhou
FLD. Lignett
Navarrke
Navarre
Rhine
Knights of the Road
McCormick & Wolf
K. W. Bowers
Minera
Perskey
GOVRT
Casal Farnox
Dorothy Hatfield
North Lawrence
Marshal Buck
Sam Perskey
Wm. Boycloyd
Ones
Wilmot
Jan
Scarlatina
Jackson
Wooster
Woostrn
Wayne County
Lyman Haymaker
Cleveland
Canton
Dan
Lyman L. Haymaker
Bedford
Massillon
Miss Crooks
John Humberger
Wm. Crooks
Berlin
George W. Sponseller
New Berlin
John H. Sponseller
Sponseller
IME
WEW
J. O. Kreigsbaum
John F. Holt
R B. Crawford
John S. Hoover
Mary O. Roup
Charles Roup
Willison & Day
Mos
United State
Aultman
Allen McLane Hamilton
New York
Juiteau
Garfield
Hamilton
Dr. Hamilton
Aultma
Portmann
D. H. Muller
Marshal Reed
George B.zarlinghouse
Rice
Col
John Miller
Moon Wilson
Tha Miller
Graoa
Socrety
Busines
Job Bardinte
Fred
Reggie
Gegegre
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Sale
Pduly
Tony BS
Pribes
A. Poorman
Ange
Iites
Sant Nortpage Exane
Erie St
Arties
Bright
Mitrels
Mac
Imbus
Canal Fulton
Kesh SR
Frank Resh
New Orleans
E. B. Eshelman
John McSweeney
A. D. Follett
Marietta
T. W. Orr
Orrville
Darcy
David M. McElhinney
Dalton
Gallipolis
Oscar Bernard
Bernard
Liborino
Alliasca
Tan
Mer. Evitox
McKay
Chicago
Alliance
Salem
Jeth
Warren
L4co
Youngstown
Oscar Berxard Chicaro
Wellmington Borel
CITY
aiDs Society
Vlad
City Aid Society
Mary Jacoby
Hardgrove
de la Howard
Turner
Massilion
Dsdo
Railroad Notes
Ford
Pennsylvania
Pullman Company
jBy
Associated Press
United States District Attorney
Joint Traffic Association
Stark County Horticultural Society
Joseph T. Hayhurst
Middlebranch Road
Hayhurst
S. H. Rockhill
Noependent
Dominick Heinzer
Tuscarawas Township
Rabinsen K Reinsehl
Heinzer
John Geller
Washington Township
Frances J. Miler
Jesse B Miller
John Lally
Oval City
Charles Kosier
Sarah Kosier
Thoreday
Henry Fox
Cora B. Fox
Lucretia Packard
William H. Packard
Post Office
Red Hoss Mountain
Bruun
Robert H. Day
William A. Ulman
Denver
Colorado
Ming
Eugene
Casey
Pame
Mansillon Stoneware Company
A. Boerner
Frank Vogt
F. R Shepley
George Lesher
Mary Shepley
Wm Welker
Hookway & Foltz
Ohio Mining Affairs
Sratchford Biscues
Better Country School S
Timothy Dunne
BR. Hamilton
Auffman
Reilly
A.J. Reilly
Epicopal
Thonghpuiet
Annie E. Reilly
Ida M. Reilly
Jennie Hopper
Highlands
N. Y
Clarence Reilly
Austin
Tex
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