Baptism tale of McKinley by Rev Morton at Poland
Canton reports Rev A P Morton narrates boyhood baptism of future President William McKinley in Poland Mahoning County 1850. Morton says McKinley joined church after immersion, noting his quietness and intelligence. Also covered are local court notices, a saloon case, Stark Telephone line plans, and a freight-car death in Castor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
A. P. Morton
Bradley Cox
Newton Street
Willian McKinley
Poland
Mahoning County
Morton
Mr. Morton
McKinley
William MacKinley
Chttrch
Erie
Methodist Church
U/L
Wes East
Asnigan
Charles Miller
Bast
Grand Jury
Gime
Mate
Wis
Hiss
Ont Iid
Comydatt
Maxon Dal
George S. Waiton
Stark Selephone Company
Sale
Massillon
Alliance
Jie
Stark
Carroll
Elijah Reeple
Sigarcreek Township
Common Plow Court
MW Carty
Andrews Vs. Cook & Newera
One Swede Is Read in Pauls Work Camp
A contingent of Scandinavian workers returns to Castle Garden amid tension with Italians in a quarry setting. Death from pneumonia raises fears of contagion as language barriers and class frictions flare. Only one woman present, and hostilities grow between groups of laborers.
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Pauls
Jos. Carey
Castle Garden
New York
Yeaman
Authoriny Seheren
Praemmonia
Seheren
Leverall
Scheren
Massillon Detectives Nab Alleged Horse Thief in Valley Junction
Massillon officers arrested Frank Moore alias Skinny Morissey at Valley Junction after a bold jail escape and long flight to Kentucky. Moore, once in Canton and Massillon, had been sought for stealing a horse and buggy from J. J. East and had escaped from Stark County jail the night before a planned trial in September 1899.
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Massillon
Kentucky
Frank Moore
Morissey
Stark Counhe
Munsillon
Valley Junction
Zoar
Atagsillon
Tuber
Moore
Canton
J. J. East
Stort
Budd
Kituben
Kitchen
Bird
Valley ‘Junction
James Barkheimer
Canal Dover
Shaw
Barheimer
Arkheimer
Graanen
Alcape
Kitehem
Marvisey
Valley Javellon
Barberwer
Bride
Mike
Lit
Ohio
Miessillon
Catton
Deputy Sheriff Shot in Ambush near Friars Point
Jan 12 report from Munenis states Deputy Sheriff James Lucas was shot from ambush and killed near Friars Point Mississippi by Andrew Caylor. Latens was en route to arrest Caylor for illicit distilling. Caylor was captured and an organized mob sought to Lynch him, but officers hid him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munenis
Associated Press
Friars Point
Miss
Sherif James Lucas
Andrew Caylor
Latens
Caylor
Saloons Now Metered Water Use In Massillon City
Saloonists study harder amid anti saloon era agitation as Massillon Water Supply installs meters in nearly every drinking place. Water powered pumps run heavily, shifting from rental norms to usage based charges. some saloons switch to hand pumps to cope with metered consumption.
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Massillon Water Supply Company
NO FIRE ESCAPES AND LABOR MEETING ACTIONS REPORTED
The Trades and Labor Assembly meeting discussed fire escape laws and urged council action. Delegates noted upper story workers lack escape routes in fires. The arbitration committee failed to resolve non union tailoring goods issues and a vote to place them on the rotary will be considered next. Delegates to the state convention were urged to support a union rebel placement on society printed notices. Awards were given to The Tiele pordent Company for reducing hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades and Labor Assembly
Electrical Workers’ Union
Cigartmakers’ Organization
Arbitration Comittee
Aamerica
Treian l
Tielepordent Company
Former Massillon resident dies in smallpox epidemic
The deceased is Mrs. Manger, formerly Sands, mother of Clarence and Charles Mauger. She died in Warren after a five day illness tied to the Trimmyall county smallpox outbreak. Relatives in Massillon and Canton learn the cause, with the Maugers’ North Street family having long ties to Massillon. The news reached Massillon Wednesday evening via a daughter in Canton. the daughter, unaware of the cause, thought heart failure. The Mangers and Maugers plan to travel to Baselia, though entry to the Warren residence is restricted by local health rules. The family intends to move on to Warren tonight for funeral arrangements.
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Achim Mineor
Arvine Sioids
Gottleib Sands
Frederick Giltz
Mas
W. HL. Greis
Mars
Frank Relic
Mouiver
Massillon
Canton
Baselia
Warren
Obituary notices from Canal Fulton Massillon and Alliance
Multiple death notices report the deaths of Mrs Harriet Kail Mrs Ann Krider and John Ginther from Canal Fulton Massillon and Tuscarawas Township with funeral plans at local churches and homes Interments in Massillon cemetery Mrs Krider widow of Samuel Krider born 1819 near West Brookfield a life long Tuscarawas resident known for charity Also mentions Mrs Harriet Kail with survivors in Alliance Lima and Cleveland and funeral at St Peters Church in Canal Fulton A Canal Fulton death of John Ginther noted with surviving relatives and a brief biography Dorothy Moore and other local obituaries listed with funeral arrangements across Ohio venues
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Ann Krider
Samuel Krider
Charles A. Krider
Tuscarawas Township
Myers
Massillon
Kridey
West Brookfield
Augustine
Mr. Kridey
Charles Krider
Benjamin F. Krider
Whitley County, Ltd
Samuel Kricer
Rider
Tusrarawas
Krider
Marriet Rail
Harriet Rail
South Atreet
M. E. Church
Kail
Berlin
Somerad
Pao
Reta Pomerine
Alliance
Flora Gillig
Lima
Mary Kail
Noble Lowry
Henry Kail
Cleveland
Joseph Glessner
Portland
William Glessner
Ineshure
Jackson Glessner
Yound
Mary Lape
Catherine Morris
Kurelka Spulier
Belle Moearo
Iehio
Dt Wesson
Jens
Jon Gither
Canal Fristox
John
Ther
Esterday
Mag Ginther
Dia
Henry Ginther
Eastootie
Cleves
Adan
Akron
Daniel
Canal Prati
Wis
Lvn
Waris
Jantion Mies
East State Arteet
Ceomuty Uftrmary Puesday
Oleve
Panera Seriiees
Mia
Dorothy Secore
Dorothy Moor
Simtlis
Latmehter
Manel Abes
Hubbard
Dhilsity
Homse
Pittsbuirg
County Convention Delegates Named and Instructions Issued
The county convention assembled Thursday afternoon at the Modern Woodmen hall with Secretary Bollartaell of Alliance and George Parcells of Canton elected as delegates to the state convention in Columbus. Ch Miller and G B Jones named as alternates and urged to push a resolution at the state meeting to provide for clearing the glassblowers on the eligible list. A brief social followed. A Lambert of Rachel NC endorsed Foley’s Kidney Cure, praising its results and urging continued use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GS. Bewert
H.W. Ease
C. CL Millar
Bane Meerket
Clatrlos Ferriwive Noi Maier
Geteedtes Roma Missiloo
Modern Woodmen of America
Do. Bollartaell
Alliance
Ma Blsass
George Parcells
Canton
Columbus
Ch. Miller
G. B. Jones
President McKinley Walks in Room as Recovery Progresses
Washington January 12 President McKinley able to sit up and walk around his room several times today He expects to attend pressing matters early next week Official word says the Hay Pauncefote treaty is under consideration for a final answer to the United States The House resumes river and harbor bill debate The Senate hears eulogies for Minnesota Senator Davis and others including Nelson Hoar Lodge Morgan Clark Daniel Towne Spooner McComber Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastuton
Associated Press
United States
House
Senate
Davis
Minnesota
Nelson
Hoar
Lodge
Morgan
Clark
Daniel
Towne
Spooner
McComber
Foster
Mr. Corks Resigns and New School Building Move
The board of education met Friday night with members Shoemaker Folger Humblerger Fox Johns. They discussed janitor salaries, agreed to report on the matter next meeting, and planned starting a new Richville Avenue building after a full session. Mr Corns resigned, Paul Kirchhofer appointed to fill unexpired term. Dr. Johns nominated for president. Fox selected secretary. committees formed. funds approved for existing expenses.
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Board of Education
Shoemaker
Folger
Humblerger
Fox
Johns
Humberger
Richville Avenue
Corns
Aly Fox
Bin
Hani Fwreer
Mosse
Richville
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County Seat News
Sponyeller
Schneider
Gotschall
Ball
Bell
Aunstine
Austine
McKee
Albisser
Sullivan
Wise
Teter
Mortenson
Troy Laundry Co
Merriman
Katool
MerDermott
Boyer
Holt
Wideman Go
Sihila
Conkell
Kiuliman
Pole
Shaft Co
Gehman
Rickard
Robinson
McGlymonds
Et al
Ueirs
Calvin Weik
Weik
Westmorelaiel
Hing Abames
Sunil
Dames Barber
Bel
South Market Street
Welowk
Q. Bo Millen
Virse Presbaterial Church
Harrie Leavinger
Myre Clarriet CG
Messrs
Teed
Kimerson Krause
West Bawn
Willian Smith Hins
Jolie Bell
George B. Bevert
Tayaiond Stauffer
Miiesillow
Dr. Thomas
Monarch
Natn
Rider & Snyder
Wheit Distiller
Saloonista
Assembly
Arbitration Committee
Adam Mauger
Clarence
Charles Mauger
Harriet Kail
South East Street
John Ginther
Canal Fulton
A. Lambert
Rachel, N. C
Foley
Rider O& Snyder
C. W. Cupples
W. Tremont St
E. Main Street
Washington News
MR. Corks
The
Paul Kirchhofer
Meer
Preatmie Drs. Kennedy & Keagan
Superior St. Cleveland
Ahachiye
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