Canton Massillon Electric Railway Timetable 1900s
Schedule lists multiple daily round trips between Canton and Massillon via Cleveland routes with leave and arrival times for each leg. The timetable shows departures from Canton and Massillon, transfer via rail lines, and special service notes including city park departures and hourly trains from 6 am to 11 pm. It notes 206 miles from Canton to Cleveland for the last trip and requests inquiries for special service.
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Arriu
Cleveland
Canton
Maasilion
Masailion
C. M. EB. Ry
Canton-Massillon
Massillon
City Park
Betelook Am
Ganton
World’s Fair debate stalls on Sunday opening plan
Walmscton Jan 25 The World’s Columbian Exposition committee wrestled for two hours over Sunday opening proposals. The panel adjourned for a week with no clear majority. Key members opposed to opening favored limiting access. others pressed for partial or modified Sunday access to galleries and religious spaces. The committee’s vote remains very close as leaders consider next steps.
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Ces
Durbarrow
Hank
Ohio
Hhis
Higgenbotham
Comunittes
Houk
Hielmbotham
Fred Douglass
Messrs. Reilly
Pennsylvania
Dingley
Dolliver and Robinson
Congress
Messrs
Duarborrow
Lagan
Ohio lawmakers push for electric chair evolution in death penalty bill
Senator Frank Spencer announces a bill to replace hanging with execution by electricity. It models New York law, building an execution chamber at the penitentiary and buying equipment. The plan tightens witness limits and allows wardens to select timing within set dates. A prior repeal push by Captain Reeve remains debated.
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Frank Spencer
New York
Captain Reeve
Ashtabula
Ohio
Rannells
Three New States Oklahoma Utah and New Mexico Admitted
Washington January 25. The Republican caucus voted to favor admission of the territories of Oklahoma Utah and New Mexico but excluded Arizona. The debate followed a request from Senator Dubois and other northwestern senators amid eastern opposition over readiness for statehood.
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Oklahoma
Utah
New Mexico
Arizona
Gat
Swan
Bea
Nicaragua
Cauel
Stme
Washington
Dubois
The Ghio Legislature Defeats Canal Abandonment Bill
Columbus January 25 after discussing the Farrell bill to abandon the Hocking canal the house defeated it by 24 yeas to 61 nays The senate committee on railroads recommends Griffin bill to reduce freight rates from 1 to 1 1 cents per ton per mile and McMahon bill to assess the railroad commissioners department cost on railroads according to their earnings
Recommendation to Move Ohio's Capital to Mt Vernon
The house committee on public bidding will report favorably on Representative Lillard's bill for a new state house. It appears likely to approve the project but will provoke debate by proposing locating the building at Mt Vernon Knox county capital, instead of Columbus.
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Mt. Vernon
Concmers
House Committee On
Lilliard
Pew
Columba
Knox County
Washington
House
Snthoriry
Bell
United States
Ta Cade
Sch
Blaine Sinks as Heweakens Says Physicians Report
Reports from Jan. 20 indicate Blaine’s health declined with no improvement from physicians or family. Dr. Johnston saw the patient at 9 p.m. and noted no material change. Blaine slept more than a week ago while conscious when awake. The line of Whitish notes continues to suggest a worsening condition.
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Washinbox
Funeral for Justice Lamarte in Macon Georgia
Justice Lamarte funeral arrangements set for Friday in Macon. Body to lie in state at Vineville before procession to Mulberry Street church with pallbearers from the Macon bar association state officials and the supreme bench. Macon Council adopted condolences and requested local businesses close during the service.
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Macox
Lamar
Tate
Riverside
Vineville
College
Mulperry Street
Bar Association of Macon
State of Georgia
Supreme Bench
Macon
C Lose
Legislation Debates Repeal of Local Option Laws and Licenses
Jan 25 dispatch notes rounds of bills in Harrisburg with petitions for and against repealing local option laws. Key measures include large signups for repeal in Potter and Monongahela City. proposed license-fee cuts under Muehlbronner. county revenue splits and road funding by township shares. naval battalion formation linked to the National Guard. and Senate moves on county supervision and Sunday labor protections.
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Harrienera
Suate
Potter County
Metzer
Lawrence
Washington
Monongahela City
Mt. Pleasant
Derry
Westmoreland County
Verona
Allegheny
Muehlbronner
Arnold
Philadelphia
Judiciary General
Allegheny Country
Nat Jonal Guard
Exie
Philhiejphia
Senate
JOHNSONS IMPEACHMENT AND EARLIER TRIAL REMARKS
A summary of historic impeachment references notes General Butler recalling Andrew Johnsons impeachment trial with Ohio and Pennsylvania figures, plus mentions Hon John A Bngham and his role. Also reports freight train collision near Joust Iowa causing three deaths and extensive property loss, and a gas explosion at National Exchange Bank in Indianapolis. Ohio Baseball League progress and prospective clubs in Youngstown Lima Mansfield Canton Akron Sandusky are listed.
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Obio
Howie Bond Shol
Cidix
Capri
Jam
General Butler
Andrew Johnson
Buglvan
Ohio
Stevens
Pennsylvania
Potter
Massachusetts
Boutwell
Marssachusette
Watson
Iowa
Walliams
Logan
Ihhineis
Wilson
William
Briscoe
John A. Bngham
Johnson
President Lincoln
Anp
Ind
National Exchange Bank
New Doxley Hotel
Vorsasrans
Ohio Baseball League
Anx
Ward
Youngstown
Lima
Manefield
Canton Akron
Sandusky
Justice Lamar Dies Suddenly in Georgia
Marcos, Ga, January 24 Justice Lamar died suddenly in the afternoon after a period of declining health. He had traveled from Washington to Macon about a month ago and was visiting at the residence of Mrs. Vineville, a suburb of the city. He was said to be in good spirits at dinner the previous evening, but shortly after 9 o clock he suffered severe heart pains and passed away.
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Marcos
Justice Lamar
Jushee Laub
Washington
Macon
Lamar
Vineville
Amend
Llewellyn
Tragic Ohio Killing Sparks City Alarm
In Magietia on January 24 a man named John Nicholas Huat killed his wife at a home by Little Muskingum creek before attempting suicide. He had a troubled marriage history, attacked his spouse with a knife, and then tried to kill himself. A child witnessed parts of the scene as the couple’s conflicts escalated. Police and nearby residents confronted the aftermath as the killer died at the scene. Also noted are political and legal items including a pardon denial for Edward L. Harper and boxing world sparring challenges from New York to England.
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Magietia
Muskingum Creek
John Nicholas Huat
Haas
Mary G Luukford
Securig
Aeronet
Shroal Ad
Maisbeb
Cinelonand
Geia
Iarrien
Paw Asincion
Jon
Edwerd L. Harper
Bank Verre
Fidelis National Bank of
Oloe
Colambos
Gio
Gener
Harrison
Harper
Fista
Weapons of Honor
New York
Bally Phinmer
England
George Dixon
Bat
Dixon
Tom O'Rourke
Charley Norton
Sol Smith
San Francisco
George Sidons
Death of Associate Justice Lamar Reflected in Congressional Tributes
Washington January 25 reports note the House adjourned in honor of the late Associate Justice Lamar with prayers by the Chaplain and brief remarks by members. Senate discussions touched on Lamar’s death, court appointments, and possible nominations as the administration contemplates filling the vacancy on the Supreme Court.
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Congress
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House
Mallen
Justee Lamar
Supreme Court
Dellow-Sen
Myr. Laamar
Washington
Senate
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Delaware
Bate
Nnessee
Fuller
Supreme Court of
Unite States
Lamar
Vic
Morton
Aid
Walthall
Mississippi
Gordon
Greorgia
Wilson
Wasursatos
Lomtad States Supreme Court
Ner
Grand Circuit Stewards fix dates and rules
New York Jan 2 The board of stewards meeting in secret settled dates for Buffalo Pittsburg Philadelphia and New York Driving Club entries on the Grand Circuit. Hartford meeting and two week sessions approved with various conditions. Governors Buckley resolution for 2 4 year olds purses at least $75 000. later resolution appears to modify program and stakes.
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Bauffalo
Pittsburg
Jaly
Buffalo
Hester
Springfield
Phiadelpha
Board of Stewards
Giouvernor
Buckeley
Archer
Ate
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