Mitchell Cleared Middle East Earthquake Site Plans Noted
National Officers of the United Mine Workers of America will not be elected until the investigation committee reports on charges against President John Mitchell and Secretary-Treasurer Wilson. The panel is expected to exonerate them and re-elect them. The convention at Tomlinson hall heard Mitchell urge adding two delegates to the committee. The committee later reported full exoneration of Mitchell and Wilson. A Polish language print of the miners journal was defeated.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
John Mitchell
Wilson
Mitchell
Tomlinson Hall
Miss Meredith
W. D. van Horne
Lawrence Love
Iowa
Pat Dolan
Pennsylvania
Pearce
Navarre routes authorized for two rural delivery lines
Postmaster Joseph H. Thomas authorized by the postoffice department to start two rural free delivery routes from Navarre. Route One details a 22 1/2 mile loop via Grant school house Yant corners George Bush corners Bekroate corners Bennett's corners Wagner's corners Sterner's corners back to Navarre. Route Two runs a 22 1/2 mile circuit via Murray corners township line Sugarcreek township line Hawk's corners Stoner's corners Brinker's corners Hasler's corners Stanwood post office Blackstone's corners S H Baughman's residence Elton postoffice Kin g le corner McFarren's corners back to Navarre. Route start dates February 15, 1902.
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Joseph H. Thomas
Postoffice Department
Navarre Postoffice
Navarre Post Office
Grant School House
Yant Corners
George Bush Corners
Bekroate Corners
Bennett's Corners
Church
Navarre
Massillon Road
Murray Corners
Sugarcreek
Hawk’s Corners
Stoner’s Corners
Brinker's Corners
Hasler’s Corners
Stanwood Post Office
Blackstone’s Corners
S. H. Baughman
Elton Postoffice
Kingle Corner
McFarren
Stark Fares in Legislature Committees
Stark county and district fared with Senator Wilhelm Q named Chair of railways and telegraphs and member of finance, privileges and elections, sanitary laws and regulations, taxation. Representative Pollock chairs geology, mines and mining and sits on elections and labor. Representative Metzger chairs hospital for epileptics and sits on finance and insurance. Metzger is expected to push for a large Massillon State hospital appropriation for new buildings.
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House
Senate
Stark County
Wilhelm—Q
Pollock
Metzger
Massillon State Hospital
Charges Against UMWA Officers Are Unfounded
Indianapolis Jan 44 After a unanimous committee report found no basis for Miss Mollie Meredith’s charges, the United Mine Workers of America convention condemned her statements as damaging. President Mitchell praised the vote of confidence and pledged continued efforts with Secretary Wilson as the convention recessed for noon.
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Indianapolis
Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Miss Mollie Meredith
Miss Meredith
Unien
EOC
James J.teenen
Wo D
Rei
Tetary
W. HL. Thaskins
Ligneh
T. Gilbert
J. Op
Wood
William Dodds
Lawrence Love
T. JD. Nichols
Mitchel
Wilson
T. L. Lewis
Mollie Meredith
Miners’ Union
Miners’ Convention
Lewis
Se Urer Wilson
Treay
Ohio place for him Canal Fulton residents react to new enterprise
Karl Homan of the 12th regiment U S infantry has returned from the Philippines and will stay in Ohio declaring it the right place. Canal Fulton hosts a meeting with Akron investors planning a barley mill expansion and a stock drive of 5000 dollars with 5 0 00 preferred and 50 000 common. Navarre school board reviews architect plans for a schoolhouse addition but adjourns without a decision awaiting member Rhine.
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Citizens Canal
Fulton
J. A. Arbofast
Max Schumacher
Higo Schumacher
Akron
Citivens
Miller & Sons
Navarre
Jan
Rhine
McKinley Hotel Name Sparked Legal Challenge in Canton
Canton presses object to naming a new $150000 hotel Hotel McKinley. Austin Lynch, Mrs. McKinley’s counsel, may seek injunction or copyright over the name. Two Canton hotels rise Saxton to honor Mrs. McKinley’s parents. President McKinley objected to McKinley as a hotel name. Attorneys split on the best action. N. Jackson reports a cough remedy success with Foley’s Honey and Tar. For sale by Rider and Snyder.
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Canton
Cleveland Plain Dealer
McKinley
Saxton
N. Jackson
Danville, LL
Foley
Rider & Snyder
Canton social benefits pastor an evening gathering praised
Mrs S A Sandera, president of the stewardess, hosted a social at her residence on Thursday to benefit the pastor. The amount raised was 045. Mrs Allen and other ladies helped make the event a grand success as Canton and Massillon residents patronized the affair. Mrs Sanders entertains strangers and friends. J E Transue, Pastor A M E Zion Church. It pays to use our want columns.
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S.A. Sandera
Allen
Canton
Massillon
Sanders
J.E. Transue
A. M. KE. Zion Charech
Prosperity Debate Divides on Government vs Natural Resources
The Richville Literary Society debated whether the country's prosperity rests more on government or on natural resources. The negative side won with judges George Eyster Samuel Metager and Charles Lerch backing John Banker B L Ayers spoke for the negative while E A Dice and John Hammer affirmed the question. A literary and musical program preceded the debate and a future meeting with CG Metzger address is planned with a ten cent admission to support the McKinley memorial fund.
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Richville Literary Society
George Eyster
Samuel Metager
Charles Lerch
John Banker
B. L. Ayers
E. A. Dice
John Hammer
CG. W. Metzger
Treaty Signaled Taft to Face Senate Probe
Washington January 25 The Danish West Indies cession treaty was signed by Secretary Hay and the Danish minister and will go to the Senate for ratification. The Senate Philippines committee will begin hearings with Governor Taft as first witness to assess island governance. Senator Morgan's inter-oceanic canal report criticizes the Panama Company move and delay on canal legislation.
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Washington
West Uireches Islands
Denmark
United States
State Department
Hay
Constantine Brun
Senate
Philippine Archipelago
Gov. Taft
Morgan
Committee On Inter-Oceanic Canals
Panama Company
American Appointed Privy Chamberlain to the Pop
Rome reports J. P. Farrelly of Nashville Tennessee secretary of the American college has been named privy chamberlain to the Pope.
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Rome
J. P. Farrelly
Nashville, Tenn
The
American College
Murderer Confesses at St Louis Bath House Killing
William Strothers, a black attendant at the Turkish bath house, confessed to the murder of A. D. Cooper, a wealthy mil lionaire, in St Louis. The admission came as police built their case and details of the crime were reported from the scene.
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St. Louis
William Strothers
A. D. Cooper
Dramatic Club Entertainment At Massillon Hospital
Massillon hospital announces a Wednesday dramatic program featuring The Gilded Brick and Jumbo Jum with a cast list. A stereopticon show for patients followed by views of Pompeii and a Christ Parables talk are planned. Bowling records highlight staff and patient scores as illness limits work duties.
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Desputes
Ehib
Verda Prac Mead
Maccabees Start Suit Over $100000 Loss at Port Huron Bank
Port Huron Michigan January 25 The Supreme Tent of the Knights of Maccabees began suit to recover 100000 alleging D Thompson the orders finance keeper was teller at Port Huron Savings bank The bank was not the usual depository but drafts were sent via sub depositories and replaced with Maccabee drafts involving about 300000 passing through the bank.
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Port Huron
Mich
Supreme Teur
Knights of Maccabees
Port Huron Savings Bank
D. Thompson
Supreme Tent
Thompson
Maccabee Depository
Mine Explosion in Cape Colony Kills Twenty-One
A mine blast at Lost Creek in Cape Colony on Friday kills twenty-one workers in an improvised morgue. The dust explosion followed noon shots, igniting powder and causing a shaft collapse and fire. Rescue efforts were slow amid fumes and burns. more than 100 workers were in the mine, but most escaped with minor injuries. Property damage estimated at $10,000.
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Oskaloosa
Lost, Creek
Aurtias Gast
Hoelock
Ipe
Rebellion Spreading in South Africa Reports Reach Hague
London reports from The Daily News quote private advices stating Boer power in Cape Colony grows daily with colonists joining the Boer cause. Executions of Commandants Lotter and Scheepers spur loyalists to switch sides as Boer prospects appear brighter. British defeats September to November 1901 claim not in Lord Kitchener's official reports.
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London
The
Daily News
the Hague
South Africa
Cape Colony
Lotter
Scheepers
Lord Kitchener
Admiral Schley Welcomed in Chicago Amid Enthusiastic Crowd
Rear Admiral Schley arrived in Chicago at 9 30 amid tumultuous public acclaim. A city council delegation and Civil War naval veterans offered official greetings as Alderman Fowler presented resolutions praising his Santiago record. The admiral expressed affection for the children waving along the route and said the demonstrations moved him.
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Chicago
Schley
Fowler
Santiago
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Ito
Natural Resources
Taft
Panama
Canal
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Eyman
Steward Latimer
Massillon Hospital
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Cor Pune
Florence DeTrope
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Jack Dothunter
J. L. Emerrelk
Dick Lehrover
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Flord Fatznoodle
HH. H. Drysdale
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Frank Adair
Count de Bogus
R Cliford Stotfer
Wishintgon
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Ida Bates
Marie Bisque
Myrtle Ensign
John van de Vern
Joseph Seapgle
Don Stroupe
Gobbleton
Winfield Scott
Louisa Wheeler Adelaide
Caroline Culver
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Frank Edelman
Cheateau
Roy Long Hanna
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McKinley Hall
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Christ
M. Dumble
Hf. H. Drysdale
Buffalo
New York
Misa Grace Boone
Michigan Savings Bank
Admiral Schley
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