14 Jan 1891
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Newspaper
Massillon Independent
Location
Massillon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1891
Page
1
An advertisement claims Homeo Ten is a remedy for malaria indigestion and blood purification. It lists E. B. Craig Z. T. Baltzly and Morganthaler Heister as sources for this preparation.
Local notes from Canton cover weather in Ohio with snow and cooling, residents visiting in Canal Fulton, church events, engagements, and upcoming banquets. It lists personal updates, illnesses, property purchases, a fox hunt, market prices in Austin Texas, and a truant case with relief provided.
Mayor Reed, in a firm address at Bucher's gallery, vows to shield venue managers and patrons from hoodlumism. A young man arrested for excessive stamping was fined 3.60 but remitted after consideration of his circumstances. In Gus Martins Hydraulic Beer Garden case, several defendants pleaded or were found guilty, each fined around 1 plus costs totaling 5.75. Martin also fined for selling liquor to intoxicated patrons. Theodore Summel, drunk in custody, cited Fourth of July misadventure and steered toward Soldiers' Home.
The Griswold fund collects more than 100 from 131 individual gifts with a Rutledge Company offer. The firm will donate half of Saturday matinee receipts to fund treasurer J. H. Hunt for the benefit of the fund as The Red Fox plays. Tickets 20 cents.
The Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad notified all grading and track employees that work will not be needed after the 15th. The road, after securing a subscription in Martin's Ferry, plans to halt all track laying and grading until spring.
Michael Strogoff attracted audiences with The Vagabond Hero at Bucher's last night. Mr. Rutledge played the lead with strong, acceptable handling of grave and gay situations. Tonight the thrilling drama Strogoff will be repeated, featuring Rutledge’s strongest portrayal.
A fragment notes oysters from a firm named Al bright and Co. with unclear wording and no clear event or date.
Andrew Ewing's administrator wins $500 against C Aultman & Co after a fatal elevator fall in Canton. Canton baseball plans a next season with Jacob Roussekolb likely manager. Auditor Leichot resumes duties after ankle sprain from a car incident. Lola Pfeiffer seeks divorce and restoration of maiden name from John Pfeiffer. Marriage licenses issued to Adam Peter and Mary Rouse. Cully elopes with Maggie Mackay. both missing with Cully's wife in East Third Street. Wills filed for George Winold and Jacob Killinger. Detmering outlines watch case factory start with 150 in gold department. Hampden factory to resume with 600 workers. Canton Business Men's banquet yields new officers. Maggie Wertz found dead from cancer. Embezzlement case against D. Lewis proceeds with $500 recognizance.
Senator Ingalls speaks to a full gallery in Washington denouncing suppressed suffrage in the South and purchased suffrage in northern cities. He condemns wasteful public funds and reckless legislation while criticizing silver advocates in Congress.
Special Dispatch reports from Ripce Agency on January 14 that Indian chiefs announced their willingness to end hostilities. The conflict concludes as negotiations begin for peace terms and potential treaties with U S authorities.
Dallton Ohio January 14 Officers of Arlington Lodge No 775 I O C F were installed by District Deputy Grand Master N S Brice of Orrville Ohio Monday night The incoming noble and officers received a set of jewels and the ladies presented a mahogany gavels and embroidered thross for the pedestals of presiding officers
The January 10 shutdown by furnace operators due to railroads and coke men refusing rate reductions is in effect in Younestown. Today only two stacks in the Mahoning Valley remain in blast, operated by Receiver Brown of Brown Bonnell & Co. The piece notes the stacks that are still producing and their annual output.
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