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Newspaper

Massillon Independent

Location

Massillon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1902

Page

4

Foraker Re-Elected to U S Senate Reflects Voter Will

Ohio voters reaffirmed Sen. Joseph Benson Foraker for a six year term. Despite Republican lawmakers voting along party lines, they followed the people’s ballot. The rest of the issue notes McClymonds Library progress, a New Jersey farmer’s life, rising U S railway construction, electric rail systems, Gov. Nash’s second term, and farm land values in Iowa volumes.

Joseph Benson Foraker United States Senate Ohio Olio Senator Foraker George K. Nash Nash

Drainage Ditches Boost Wood County Farmland Value

Wood counties and surrounding lands have been drained at public expense via a ditch system. The fields are proving fertile and are expected to become highly valuable in Ohio, as farmers anticipate rewards from steadily rising land values.

Wood Ohio

Migration and the census reveals shifts in nativity

The piece reports National Geographic data on U.S. birthplace origins from 1890 to 1900. It notes 363 native per 1,000 in 1900 versus 852 native per 1,000 in 1890, and foreign-born growth slowing from 38.5 percent to 12.4 percent. Absolute gains: native-born 12,081,637 and foreign-born 1,154,994.

United States National Geographic Magazine Hawaii Alaska

Sugar duties on and off set by sugar trust profits

The American Economist warns that removing the sugar duty on Cuban imports would cost about 30 million dollars yearly in treasury revenue and require 50 million more in war taxes. It argues sugar prices won’t drop and domestic growers would be ruined, benefiting Havemeyer and the trusts.

Cuba Treasury Hey Sugar Trust Union Havemeyer Trusts

Farmer's Paradise Highlights U S Agriculture Supremacy

A Leslie's Weekly writer notes the United States leads world agriculture with a vast home market and diversified crops. About 40 percent of Americans are farmers, exporting around 1 billion dollars annually, while total agricultural product value reaches 8 to 9 billion dollars.

Leslie’s Weekly United States

Annual Meeting At McClymonds Public Library

The fourth annual meeting of the McClymonds Public Library Association was held in the library reading rooms. President J. W. McClymonds presided. A. Gates acted as secretary. Three trustees were reelected: Mrs. G. McCullough Everhard, J. W. McClymonds, and A. Gates. Librarian Charlotte D. Leavitt submitted reports on accessions, circulation, and registration, noting 10,736 volumes in January 1902 and 45,074 hom evolumes circulated in 1901 with a per capita use of 3.7.

MecClymonds Public Library Association J. W. McClymonds Library Board of Trustees Do. A. Gates Co. McCullough Everhard A. Gates McClymond’s Public Library Daphnia Reserve Massillon Emerson Canal Fulton Navarre Zoar Siesen Eeeeeens Apt Ake Fulme Pampilcom Russell New York Henry M. Leipziger Brumback van Wert Warren E. Russell Jessie Russell Ah Folger Javid Merwin Kazie Pitts Skinner Mizabeth Folger Laura Russell Neal Slusser Stark Co’ the Mis Haverstac Anthony Howells McClymonds Public Library

Ivory Soap Best Pure and Inexpensive Choice

The adClaims Ivory Soap offers purity and low cost as a superior option. It emphasizes the product as original after years of development and approved by a second generation of users.

Bail Set In Copper Wire Theft Case

Schaffert and Fogel, charged with stealing copper wire valued at 45 from Light Heat and Power, waived examination before Mayor Wise. Bail $500 each, default to county jail. Schaffert admits theft but seeks reduction to petit larceny, claiming value under 35. Fogel to mount straight defense. No counsel for either. they display legal knowledge. Burglary affidavit for Miller saloon case not filed until after this matter.

Jack Schaffert Charles Fogel Light, Heat and Power Company Wise Common Pleas Court Fogel

Officers Elected at Rus sell Co Employes' Mutual Benefit Assn

At the annual meeting of the Rus sell & Co Employes Mutual Benefit Association officers were elected: President C O Heggem vice president JC O Merwin secretary W P Fox treasurer J J Pitts and department directors across B D H I J M T. A financial statement shows year results with a growing balance and a total membership of 464.

Russell & Co. Employes’ Mutual Benefit Association C. O. Heggem JC. O. Merwin W. P. Fox J. J. Pitts William Lowe C. Remely John Spuhler George Kinne J. F. Fricker William Blocker William Grant N. Lowery

Blaze on canal boat near Paper Co plant

Firefighters were called Monday evening to extinguish a small blaze aboard the canal boat Bolivar moored near Paper Company plant. Sparks from a stove set the rear cabin roof aflame. The cabin was partly burned when responders arrived and while water and chemicals reduced the fire, it could not be fully extinguished. Occupants included Captain Malloy and family. Loss estimated around 35.

Central Fire Department Bolivar Paper Company Malloy

Drillers Undismayed Seek Coal Near Lebanon

Drilling east and northeast of Lebanon continues despite little coal found at Wales farm. At West Lebanon's Rhodes-Beidler mine, operations resume, producing about 100 tons daily, fueling a local boom with full houses and new building plans. Dalton hopes Sonnhalter mine restarts springtime.

Wales Farm Rhodes-Beidler West Lebanon Lebanon Dalton Massillon Coal Mining Company Sonnhalter

Massillon readers report rapid relief from nerve pills

Hundreds of Massillon residents share home evidence supporting Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills. Testimonial from Chas Huth of Massillon says nervous debility and low energy improved after use. Pills priced 50 cents a box, with address for orders and dealer locations.

Massillon A. W. Chase Chas. Huth North Mill Street A.W. Chase Er. S. Craig's South Erie Street A. W. Chase Medicine Co ButYaio A W. Chase M.D

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