Canton Scraps and Local Happenings Recap
Personal notes from Canton and nearby towns detail weather outlook in Ohio, social visits, engagements, and community events. Highlights include Emma Frederick returning to Winesburg, John D. Miller visiting Cleveland, a W L E wreck delaying trains, a birthday party at the Garrigues home, St Timothy’s orange tea, and D W Kerstetter and Clara Bean’s marriage with family attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Herman
Mary Moegling
Cora Zuger
Canton
E. M. Adair
Leesville
T. J. Smith
Chas. Steiner
John Fietcher
Fort Wayne
Crestline
Kelley
Mr. Sweeney
Can’ton
Rose’s
Among the Lodges. A New Junior Council Installed
Look Out Council No. 134 of the Junior Order of American Mechanics was installed at West Lebanon by Deputy State Councilor O. P. Kline. About thirty Lincoln Council No. 16 members attended. The new council has twenty two charter members and installed officers include Z. Brown as junior post commander and C. F. Rowe as commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of American Mechanics
West Lebanon
O. P. Kline
Lincoln Council
Z. Brown
C. F. Rowe
P. E. Spangler
R. Warwick
Burglars Steal Jewelry in Canton Market Street Theft
In Canton last night, burglars entered E M Lincoln’s Market street jewelry store while the proprietor was at supper and stole about thirty watches and other items worth around 500 dollars. The heist occurred in public view and no arrests have been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Market Street
E. M. Lincoln
Davie Richardson
Wood
of C. Aultman & Co
Lindsau
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Common Pleas
Frank Machamer
John Krutz
Machamer
Krutz
Gus Hartz
Cleveland
Barber
Hartz
Massillon Knights of the Maccabees Install Officers
Massillon Vent and Officers of Massillon Tent No. 10 Knights of the Maccabees were installed last night with State Deputy Supreme Commander Joseph A. Bour of Canton officiating. New officers include Commander William Fetzer Lieutenant Commander Michael Bar Record Keeper Benton Smith Prelate John Nelson Sergeant John H Brenneman Master at Arms Fidel Harberger First Master of Guard Fred Frickner Second Master of Guard Max T Christopher Sentinel Casper Wentzel Picket Bartholomew C White Finance Keeper H Huber.
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Massillon
Knights of the Maccabees
Joseph A. Bour
Canton
Wm. Fetzer
Michael Bar
Benton Smith
John Nelson
John H. Brenneman
Fidel Harberger
Fred Frickner
Max T. Christopher
Sentinel
Casper Wentzel
Bartholomew C. White
H. Huber
Daughters of Rebekah Install Officers in Regular Meeting
Members of Abbie Lodge No. 10 install officers led by N. G. Nelle A. King and V. G. Chas. Stevens. Following the ceremony the group adjourned to a dining room for a bountiful repast. Regular meetings are held the first and third Tuesday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie Lodge No. 10
Daughters of
Rebekah
N. G
Nelle A. King
V. Ud
Lilian Thompson
Minnie F. King
Chas
Higgenbotham
W. Kline
Henry Weiblie
John Bowen
Wm. Fetzer
Charles Stevens
Chas Stevens
Henry Weible
Wm. Whistler
Henry Huber
Commandery 51 Officers Elected By Knights Of St John
Knights of St John Commandery 51 named officers last night with August Sturms as president and Sebastian Hamel as first lieutenant. Other posts included Ed M Ertle as vice president Fred R Forster as secretary Jacob Scherber as financial secretary and Jacob Scherber as secretary and Edward Yest as messenger.
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Knights of St. John
August Sturms
Ed. M. Ertle
Fred R. Forster
Jacob Scherber
Sebastian Hamel
Wm. Crone
Jacob Miller
John Slicker
Nick Schott
Geo. Gruenfelder
Edward Yest
Fred Forster
C Y M A Plans Officer Installation This Evening
C Y M A announces the installation of officers tonight at 8 o'clock in the new hall. All members are requested to attend and participate in discussion on the new hall question.
Twelve Members Initiated Into the Adelphi Order
Twelve members were initiated into the Adelphi order last night in a formal ceremony. The event cemented membership within the fraternal group, highlighting its traditions and communal activities.
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Order
Adelphi
Order of Adelphi
Fingers Crushed By Car Coupling Incident
Howard Greenawald a brakeman on the C L W road badly mashed four fingers and thumb of his right hand while coupling cars at the depot shortly after dark yesterday evening. Dr Hallock the company surgeon dressed the injured member. The man lives at Lorain.
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Howard Greenawald
Dr. Hallock
Lorain
Dielhenn Bros Promotes Goods At Local Stores
Largest line of fine canned fruits in the city and a new lot of sweet pickles at 20c per quart. Best flour from Enterprise mills White Loaf. Cheap laundry soap by the box and sugar at bottom prices. Liverware given away at A J Wire's. Sugar reduced at Albright and Co.
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Dielhenn Bros
Knights of Labor in Session at Galion
Special dispatch reports the Knights of Labor meeting in Galion with Hugh Cavanaugh presiding. About 100 delegates attend including three women. The K of L committee plans talks with the Farmers' Alliance but vows independence. E Gugersman reports he will return home tomorrow.
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Knights of Labor
Independent
Galion
Hugh Cavanaugh
K. of L
Farmers’ Alliance
E. Gugersman
Senate tackles journal accuracy as Gorman speaks
In Washington on January 21 the Senate debate centers on the accuracy of yesterday's journal with Senator Gorman speaking. In the House Rogers Mills and Bland criticize the speaker's rulings amid a squabble underway.
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National Bear Garden
Independent
Washington
Senate
Gorman
House
Rogers
Mills
Bland
Embezzlement Verdict Hits Wooster Attorney Arnold Ingram
Special Dispatch reports that Arnold Ingram, once Wooster city solicitor and prominent attorney, was found guilty of embezzlement. He supported his widowed mother, who is crazed by the jury verdict.
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Wooster
The
Independent
Arnold Ingram
Albany Assembly selects Hill as U S Senator
The joint session vote showed D B Hill 81 votes to Evarts 79 with Governor Hill declared elected as United States Senator. The event took place in Albany on January 21.
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D. B. Hill
Independent
Albany
Jan
Assembly
United States
Hill
Evarts
Governor Hill
Hathaway Foreclosure Sparks Local Sympathy and Action
The Hathaway jeweler case ends with Dr. C. F. Porter taking stock to satisfy a $2,300 chattel mortgage after a Chicago firm claim. An attorney pressed for payment by eight this morning, prompting a last minute assignment to Otto Uhlendorff. Unsecured claims total about $2,000.
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Porter
Mr. Hathaway
Otto Uhlendorff
Kramer Not Responsible For Spuhler Depot Closure
The report that H V Kramer closed John Spuhler's fish and oyster depot to satisfy a chattel mortgage is false. Spuhler voluntarily handed Kramer the storeroom key to retrieve stock, with Kramer holding a $200 chattel mortgage and unspecified other claims. Spuhler, former Knights of the Macca bees treasurer, faces rumors of a $90 shortage on bond.
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H. V. Kramer
John Spuhler
Kramer
Spuhler
Spubler
Knights of the Maccabees
Compliments for Loeffler Kennels Noted by American Field
The Canton beach show draws praise for H W Loeffler Massillon Ohio owner of a fine kennel. Don Croxteth wins first in the dog cass and makes a notable bench appearance described as large in size with a good head and strong body.
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Canton
Loeffler
H. W. Loeffler
Massillon
Cass
Don Croxteth
Faust
Ile
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Humberger
Warwick
Hathaway’s
George Snyder
East Main ST
Russell & CO
Massillon,ohio
First National Bank
Ohio
Hunt
Exon
Harsh
C. Steers
Cashie JM. Schuckers
Asst
Cashier Capital
Hace
Surplus
E. 8
Craig, Z. T. Baltzly
Morganthaler & Heister
VV Titman
Dieshenn’s
E. Main
South
Erie Streets
Massillon, O
Hreard & Sct
Mkei
Willaman
Higerd
Erie Street
Matthew Bros
W. Tremont &Vs
Xaeo Ea
Tun Kee
Munich
Tremont Street
Eat Main Street
Cannamiller
Lion Coffee
Wm. A. Pietzcker
West Main Street
Massilon, Ohio
E. DD. Wileman
Union National Bank
Civics
Warwick Buock
C. Box
Joseph Coleman
J. H. Hunt
Spangler & CO
Hatters8
Knox and
Youmant Derby
Fisk, Clark , Flagg Fine Ties
Salmagundl
George Roseman
Emma Frederick
Winesburg
John D. Miller
George H. Spangler
Alice Double
Clara Harsh
Bert Graybill
Thomas C. Snyder
Conrad
A. J. Sprague
Toledo
Massillon Bridge Company
John Bechtel
Ben Bechetel
Akron
Mrs
Charles Reed
Moses Brownsberger
the Loan and Building Company
Howard Garrigues
Mr. Garrigues
St. Timothy’s Church
Board of Education
George L. Mertz
A. L. Young
Sparta
Bolivar
T. H. Seaman
F. E. Seaman
Maggi]ton
Pottsvill, Pa
Eva Masters
Richsville Avenue
M.m.c’s
Anna Edgar
Miss Edgar
William Justus
Charles A. Conrad
East Main Street
Mrs. Conrad
Dr Reed
Holivar
D. W. Kerstetter
Clara F. Bean
West Charles Street
W. J. Wilson
Gust Breckel
Warthorst
Mr. Brecker
Lizzie Ertle
Cora Zurger
Mary Moeglin
Jennie DeVille
Retta Kress
Nettie
Leona Piero
Frank Wagener
Jahnesen
Charles Wise
Will Kreiss
Louis Wagner
Correll
Portage County
Alliance Review
Progressive
Pedro
East Oak Street
Della Wade
Dr. Gardner
Emma Albrecht
E. E. Fox
Abbie Lodge
St. John
Enterprise Mills
A. J. Wire’s
Albright & Co.'s
Hathaway
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