Morgan the Man Elected to U M W A Board by First Ballot
William Morgane of East Greenville won a decisive first ballot election to the executive board of the United Mine Workers of America in Columbus. The 38 year old, son of Mrs A J Morgan, joins a group that directs strikes funds and actions for miners with full time duties and salaries.
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William Morgane
East Greenville
Morgan
A. J. Morgan
West Main Street
Promis iv
Massillon
Silver Field
M.D. Ratchvere
John A
United Mine Workers of America
Columbus
Ohio Organization
County Court Schedule and Settlement in Studer Case
Common pleas court will be held next week with Judge McCarty presiding. Ambler will open the January term of Carrell county court. A detailed docket lists motions and cases for Monday through Thursday with multiple civil actions. The divorce case of Caroline Studer and Joseph Studer ends in agreement with Mrs Studer retaining the United States hotel for her lifetime and passing it to their three children under a trustee.
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Common Pleas Court
McCarty
Ambler
Carrothen
Carrell County Cammaen Pleas Cours
Woodling
City of Alliance
A &W. BR
Reynolds
Myers
Zolter Smith
Allen
Huberty
N Huberty
Champion
Polo Shaft Co
Rec
Schick
Ehret
Hires
Schimke
Crystal Springs Coal Co
Brechbill
Buckwalter
Gaskill
Bast
the Wolf
Literary Society Debates Chinese Exclusion Policy
Richville hosts a literary society meeting with EF A Dice as president and Miss Mamie Lynch as secretary. The debate on chinese exclusion saw the negative led by Dice and Stansberger defeating the affirmative Harmon and Ayres. Next week the topic centers on government versus natural resources. A kidney disease testimonial for Foley's Kidney Cure appears from Bennett Iowa.
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Richville
EF. A. Dice
Mamie Lynch
United States
A. Dice
William Stansberger
John Harmon
B. L. Ayres
Neal Schwier
Charles Lerch
Oscar Bowman
Death of Landis at state hospital clarified by official report
The superintendent states the patient died of natural causes from paresis and apoplexy not from scalds or neglect. The death followed a brief burn from escaping steam, deemed accidental, with family notified and satisfied. A letter from W N Yaney of Paducah endorses Foley’s Kidney Cure, sold by Rider and Snyder.
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William Tandis
Arianes
State Hospital
Alliance
Landis
Sitz
Eyman
W. N. Yaney
Paducah
Kentucky
Foley
Rider & Snyder
Mother Dies After Death of Only Son
Mrs. Philippa Scheidecker of 30 West Charles street died after a long illness described as a broken heart. Her son Peter Sheidecker, a mechanical engineer with Russell Company, was killed in an accident at Greenfield Indiana about a year earlier. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at the residence conducted by Rev J H Digel.
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Philippa Scheidecker
West Charles Street
Sheidecker
Peter Sheidecker
Greenfield
Ind
Pony Express Operator Runs Midweek Trips Between Towns
Thomas Thoms of East Greenville runs a pony express linking this city West Brookfield and East Gervenyaille with three round trips weekly to Massillon. He uses a spring wagon large enough for five or six passengers and prioritizes carrying packages among steady passenger demand. The venture mirrors expectations for an electric line along the same route.
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Thomas Thoms
East Greenville
West Brookfield
East Gervenyaille
Thomas
Massillon
Mr. Thomas
Death by own action shocks Mas sillon area
The 43 year old Ida Brown died Thursday in Greentown by chloroform. Mrs William Rhine, who knew the deceased, visited Greentown. Causes for the suicide are not known. The Uhrichsville C L & W roundup rumor is denied. track changes and Warwick terminal talk are mentioned with no current removals. An ad notes Duans ointment and Barner Salve sold by Rider & Snyder.
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Ida Brown
Greentown
Massillon
William Rhine
Brown
the Chronicle
Uhrichsville
L. & W. Roundhouse
Cleveland
Warwick
Mock Trial Verdict Declared Not Guilty by Defense
H W Yant of Navarre writes The Independent that the Rockville schoolhouse mock trial ended with a not guilty verdict. He notes Mays and Daily led the prosecution while Myers, Mays, and Yant formed the defense. The event is praised as the series’ most successful feature.
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H. W. Yant
Navarre
Independent
Rockville
Yant
Mays
Daily
Myers
Samuel Mays
Roadway Through Woods Planned At Maassilama Hospital
Officials outline construction of a woodland roadway and two artificial lakes at the Maassilama hospital farm to connect rustic bridges and a new dairy barn, while hospital use and staff activities are reported in the monthly summary. Superintendent Eyman travels to Columbus for a state conference with other superintendents and trustees.
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Eyman
Columbus
Board of State Charities
Great Southern
Nash
Massillon Hospital
Ceardener Thveriin
Hospital Farm
Minrshy
Board of Trustees
Plans for Prince Henry arrival and Panama route debate
Washington dispatch notes the Isthmian canal commission remains divided on routing choices with Panama favored by a majority. The diary aims to welcome Prince Henry in New York on February 22 and bring him to Washington for meetings, with a potential McKinley memorial event and yacht launch notes. Also mentions dairy product inspections, postal franking for Mrs. McKinley, and a Philippine surrender report.
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Washington
Jan. Sl
Isthmian Canal Commission
John G. Walker
Associated Press
Panama Company
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
San Tenge
Igi
Prince Henry
New York Waters
Codtumud
Evans
David J. Will
Adj
Henry C. Corbin
Robley D. Evans
Count von Gruadt-Wrykadt-Tsuy
House of Representatives
Shooters Island
N. Y
Senate Committee On Post Offices
Mason
McKinley
Congress
Beveridge
Indiana
Indianapolis
Manufacturers Association
War Department
Wade
Cebu
Philippine Islands
Pastor not selected for Christian church rebuilding
Rev. F H Simpson resigns as pastor with a farewell sermon set for Sunday Jan 26. He will then go to Milwaukee for evangelistic meetings while the church seeks a successor. He also plans oil field ventures and says he will not retire from ministry.
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F. H. Simpson
The
Christian Church
Mr. Simpson
Milwaukee
Simpson
Meyer suits and county case headlines in Stark County
In Canton Stark County Judge Ambler refused mandamus against auditor Reed over $800 in entrance fees and dissolved the writ. William M Reed faced a separate suit by Christian Meyer for $2000 against Wheeling Railway. Mrs Roseetha Meyer sues for $5000 over injuries from a railroad accident. Bank clearings rose 25 percent. Knights of Pythias send resolutions to Mrs McKinley.
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Canton
Ambler
State of
Ohio
Stark County Agricultural Society
William M. Reed
Stark County
Agricultural Society
Land, Day & Day
Societs
Christiana Meser
Wheeling & Hake Privedhead Company
Roseetha Meyer
Center Street
Witon
Steuck
Lila Wifl
Plyain- LY
Tradstreets
J. W. Ellenwood
Marietta
McKinley
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
New Bronswick
Maritime
America
West Side Milling Co Modern Improvements at New Mill
West Side Milling Co announces a new machine for grinding corn, cars, and grain with high capacity and no heating. The mill offers a sifter system for wheat rolls and purifiers for corn meal, inviting inspection and promising the highest market price for wheat, corn, and oats. Special attention to exchange business. Rive, Niogasparrrfb?
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West Side
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Cameron Miller
Quebec
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William Mola
County Seat News
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Frank Treadwell
Bennett, Ia
Wwe
Evan
P. Sheidecker
ACEO
Pony Express
Greenville
Duan
Barner
William McKinley Hall
H. H. Dryesdale
Buffalo
New York
Emily Wood
Commission
Panama
the Agricultural Society
Christian Meyer
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