Local Happenings and Community News
Miss Mary Lancaer of New Berlin visits uncle Benjamin Lantser near Woosternbreat. Alcon citizens pledge 000 toward a Young Men's Christian Association. New Philadelphia Spacer Manufacturing office building destroyed by fire with over 4 loss. Dr N W Culbertson, a surgeon to the Pennsylvania Railway Germany, is a division assistant from Carton to North Tawree. Favorable concert at West Hd Wartheian church with Flora Norman and Carrie Thomas. Rev Dr L H Schuh of Capital University will lecture and preach on marriage. John Markley of Bear Orrville declared insane. hospital admission sought. Cecilia Heitger and Edward Malloney wed at St Mary church. Lawrences Twp board authorizes Eschliman to discuss tax shares with Canal Fulton to evaluate railroad company payments. J Wahn postmaster Pay yard fined for falsifying reports. repaying amounts. Massillon Knights of Columbus to host Rev Father Nugent for a talk on Patriotism and Anarchy. William Grove fined for horse cruelty. sentence suspended. Miss Lottie Butler and Orley Daily wed at home. reception and trip. Massillon Independents elect officers. upcoming farmers institute Jan 29-30 with McCormick and Roudebush. Irene Stewart to Massillon hospital transfer from Livingston home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lancaer
New Berlin
Benjamin Lantser
Ab Woosternbreat
Alcon
Spacer Manufaturing Company
New Philadelphia
N. W. Culbertson
Pennsylvania
Gemany
Carton
North
Tawree
Flora Norman
Zanesville
Carrie Thomas
Z. Warren Erb
L. H. Schuh
Capital University
Columbus
St. Paul’s Church
Mexico
Wooster
John Markley
Bear Orrville
Macaulon Hospital
Tis
Yrsto
Cecilia Heitger
Edward Malloney
St. Mary
HL VY. Kaempker
Udith Heitger
Frank Meinhart
A. Heliger
Mali Street
Agnachiadst
Cleveland
E. Doak
J. Wahn
Pay Yard
United States
Wing
Hahn
Hihn
Massillon
Knights of Columbus
Father Nugent
Des Moines
Brother Nugent
William Grove
William Banty
Wise
Township argues over who pays smallpox costs
Controversy centers on who covers consulting physician Dr Findley's $230 and other charges for Joseph Nicholas's 23 days of smallpox treatment in Massillon and Perry township. Trustees say city should pay all doctors, while city council committee questions this, noting quarantine expenses to protect the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Nicholas
Massillon
Perry Township
Findley
Nicholas
Barnes
Reet
Shoot At Greenville Prize Events Draw Mixed Wins
The Massillon sweepstakes shoot at Mass Greenville concluded with Massillon shooters winning most prizes. J A Smith scored ten straight to win the first event, while H H Foltz of Massillon and Robert Legg of North Lawrence were among other winners. Crystal Spring notes report a period of social visits and travel, with Mrs CM Leonard from Massillon visiting, and regional residents returning home from Cleveland and Cambridge. Mayor Shetler’s funeral in Beach City, conducted by Rev Berry and led by Knights of Pythias pallbearers, will be held at the Lutheran church with interment in Stransburg cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass Greenville
Crystal Spring
CM. Leonard
Massillon
Barbara Hoffman
Gertie
Cleveland
Frank Kessel
Wr. Ries
C. Stump
Toledo
George Kiefer
William Molson
Cambridge
George Gebler
Mt. Vernon
Shetler
Beach City
Lutheran Church
Mr. Berry
Knights of Pythias
Daniel Vose
A. Hay
John McWhainey
Jacob Moscopp
John C. Meyers
E.R. Speaker
Stransburg
Obituary Mrs Marchllo Jackson of Navarre dies at Daytop
Mrs Marcelo Jackson is dead at Daytop Alire. Jackson is sister of Mas Joh Kelly of this place and formerly lived here. Her maiden name was Brogan. She leaves a husband and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marchllo Jackson
Navarre
Dia
Marcelo Jackson
Daytop
Alire
Jackson
Mas
Joh Kelly
Brogan
Three in a Room at Military Academy Feared
Congressional committee on military affairs travels to inspect the United States Military Academy amid crowding and inadequate buildings with cadet counts rising from 240 in 1643 to an expected 511 in March 1903, three to a room as originally planned for one. The report notes postal receipts up 15 percent in December and discusses rapid post in-city deliveries and civil service reforms. Senator Quay denies retirement and says he will serve out his term. Secretary Gage agrees to stay until February. President McKinley memorial planned for February 27. Lamprey questioned by Senate on canal matters in private session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congressional Committee On
Military Academy
United States
Chicago
New York
Jersey City
N. J
New Haven
Dayton
Post- l
Shallenberger
Foulke
Gage
Shaw
Treasury Department
Henry C. Payne
Smith
Senator Quay
Florida
McKinley
Senate
House
House of Representatives
Hay
Lamprey
Panama Canal Company
Senate Committee On Inter-Oceanic Canals
Great Renge Ly
State School Quarantined Over Scarlet Fever Cases
A strict quarantine is established at the state institution for the deaf and dumb in Columbus as forty students are reported with scarlet fever. Authorities enforce isolation and monitor the campus to prevent further spread among pupils and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Jan. H
State Institution For the Deaf and Dumb
Insurgents Surrender in Philippine Campaign
Manila reports Colonel Marisi gan Major Cabrera and a renegade priest Castillo surrendered unconditionally to General Beil in Bantam paso province. They held Toaci district with Banan and Guenoa towns. 160 guns expected from surrender. General Bell and General Giraffee met. Malvar may surrender next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Marisi+gan
Cabrera
Castillo
Beil
Bantanpas
Toaci
Banan
Guenoa
Bell
Giraffee
Malvar
Black man killed by mob in Kentucky incident
In Springfield Kentucky Jim Mays a Black man died early this morning after a mob abducted him from a jail and hanged him after alleged harm to a white girl. The mob, unrecognized, dragged him to a tree while bystanders watched as the girl’s brothers pursued him before farmers intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Jim Mays
Mays
Lautertered
Women in Factories in Ohio Report
State Labor Commissioner Ratchford's findings from Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati and Toledo show young women's labor costs living expenses at thirty eight cents a week more than wages though a few save. The report notes most shop girls are not supported by their labors with only fourteen cents saved weekly on average.
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Columbus
Jan
Cleveland
Colwubus
Cincinnati
Toledo
Ratchford
State Dabor Department
Painesville Bank Suspends After Cleveland Failure
Painesville Ohio January 11 The Peoples Bank of this city closed its doors due to the suspension of the Euclid Avenue Trust and Savings Company in Cleveland. Dr H Brainard vice president and G C Stewart director previously officers of the suspended Cleveland bank. The bank assigned to Harley Barnes. No statement of condition issued.
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Painesville, O
Peoyes Bank
Fkucnd Avenue Trust and Savings Company
Cleveland
H. ©. Brainard
GC. H. Stewart
Cleveland Bank
Harley Barnes
Successful Candidates Teachers Examination Stark County
The Stark county teachers examination lists January 4 as the date. Successful candidates for three years include S. J. Bowman of Waynesburg. For two years Kelsey Holibaugh of Marlboro and Lewis Myers of Louisville. For one year numerous names appear from McDonaldsville Canton and surrounding towns, totaling 48 applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark County
S. J. Bowman
Waynesburg
Kelsey Holibaugh
Marlboro
Lewis
Myers
Louisville
W. A. Apley
McDonaldsville
Arthur Culler
Freeburg
Lewis Carl
Osnaburg
Raymond Haynam
New Franklin
J. R. Fierstos
Canton
D. M. Garman
Mc_Donaldsville
Walter Glass
Alliance
Herbert
Heuning
Harold J. Janson
Mapleton
H. H. Myers
Wilmot
Charles B. McClintock
Beach City
John W. Martin
W. B. Putman
Frank W. Reinoehl
North Lawrence
D. E. Shoemaker
Hartville
S.C. Smith
Orrville
R. Wiley
Harold
Mary M. Friedrich
Massillon
Clara I. Herman
New Berlin
Cora McCallum
Mary A. McDaniel
Blanche
McIntosh
Bolivar
Amanda B. Spencer
Katie Sorn
Danal Fulton
Laura Welty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Firth
Lawrences Township
Lottie Butler
Orley Daily
Logan Butler
Mudbrook
Z. Barthomis
Odessa Butler
Arthur Daily
Massillon Court
Order of Foresters
John H. Spubler
John W. Myers
OR. Lipps
L. W. Rauber
Haverstock
Adam Klein
Woodward
Jacob Crayns
Farmers’ Institute
Clhl McCormick
McCormick
Tata County
Lowell Roudebush
Nicholaville
Cleroont County
Trades and Labor Assembly Hall
Irene Stewart
Grivingston Home
Massillon Hospital
Greenville
The
Lemo Co
P. O
West Point
Quay
Story
Painesville Bank
Dley
Foley
Tion
Banner
Humbergers Mill
Ladies
Raglans
Dannemiller’s
Capital
Lion
S. F. Wefler
H. T
IRL
John J. Dielbeng
Liamona Msatebh Co
Barberton
Ohio
Bhusework
A. Smith
W. Mann
Genral Union Telephone Office
Ana Good
M Kemery
Master Barber College
Lil Poe
John B. Snyder
Eastorth Street
Rick
Heas, Snyder Co
Jsquire
Hess, Snyder Co
USK
Nix
Walnut Street
Janith John Kiefer
South Mts
Qos
Dr. Dimon
East Maatreet
Dieth
Sherwood Siding
City
Severn & Smith
Akron Street
Ousk
Oak and
McLain Stra
Hill Street
Tremont
Ask
Warren EB Runsel
Proct Street
Ouse
Osk and
McLain Sts
E.C. Merwin
Gas City
Platern
Jarvis Avenue
Walnukt Street
F. Strabel
Care Bridge Works
Main
Cedar Streets
Burd
OTS
Oak Park
McClymonds
John H. Williams
Kirkland
Uilding
Mouser Hkros
Erie
Bahney’s
E. Main St
Massillon, O
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