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Newspaper

Massillon Independent

Location

Massillon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1900

Page

2

Controversies on the vexed question of the woman’s sphere in China

A jumble of 19th century political debates covers imperialism, polygamy in Congress, and expansionist policy. It cites Brigham Roberts’s oath dispute, General Warren’s retreat at Spion Kop, and the Canton-Massillon Electric Railway project while praising Republican prosperity and Puerto Rico trading status within the United States.

China Baller Tommy Atkins White Warren Spion Kop Ladysmith Lynch Baberton, Doylestown & Massillon Electric Railway Tum Inperenn- Ent Canton-Massillon Electric Railway Company Navarre

Boer sympathy in Congress harms Boer cause says observer

The Transvaal government avoids embarrassing issues before Washington and seeks world sympathy for Boers. Montague White is expected to refrain from endorsing Boer independence recognition. The President must act in good faith toward Britain, or abroad it may be read as support for Britain. Pro Boer agitation in Congress is viewed as harmful.

Transvaal Washington United States Montague White Congress Great Britain

Duty and Welfare and Philippine Sovereignty Debate

The article argues Beveridge did not base Philippine sovereignty on profit but on a duty to inhabitants. It cites an Outlook correspondent asking if policy would change if commercial costs outweighed gains. It notes abolition of slavery as an analogy showing moral duty can align with national prosperity.

Beveridge Philippines

Seed Distribution and Subsidy Talk in Senate Debates

The piece covers Agriculture Department policy debates including seed distribution as social aid and the push for a general subsidy system for American merchant marine. It notes Secretary Wilson's reports on meat inspection, vaccine impact, and the broader role of the department beyond farmers, plus political maneuvering around party prospections for vice presidential contenders and committee leadership.

Agricultural Department Senate Namber Uncle Sams Department of Agriculture Wilson Congress United States

Public Sales Listed With Multiple Auctions Across Feb

Public sale notices outline offerings by N E Moffit agent including household goods at the late Mrs Nancy Reeves residence on Feb 10 at 1 pm. Items listed comprise a buggy sewing machine carpet lounges bedsteads stoves and more along with several real estate tracts on Waechter and Main streets. Additional sales by Louisa Baer on Feb 13 at 12 30 pm near Greenville feature livestock wagons hay tools and farm equipment. A Feb 14 sale by A Waona at the Charity Ratch school lists horses cattle sheep hogs wagons and farming implements.

N.E Moffit Nancy Reeves Waechter Street Go80 St Waecchter Street Goxs Ft Waechter St Waechter Sis Main Street Louisa Baer Wil Oler Kase Greenville Beech Grove D Brenner A. C. Klingelsmith A. Waona Ratch School Masgi-ton M. Brenner& Son VY. Hammersmith

Cure All Coughs and Lungs with Noted Remedies

Rider & Snyder advertise One Minute Cough Care praised by Lt. Travis of the Southern railroad for immediate relief from coughs and croup. Foley's Honey and Tar touts smooth phlegm expulsion without strain while De Witt's Little Early Risers claim to ease constipation and liver troubles. Dr Thomas Electric Oil is urged as essential for accidents.

Foley Rider & Snyder Travis Agent Southern Railroad Selina Rider & Snyder and Chas. W. Cupples de Witt

Cataleptic insanity case linked to Hungarian murder suspect

The article describes Mithas Tuczny at the State Institution for the Criminal Insane in Matteawan and Burzny, a Hungarian worker for a Brooklyn sugar refinery, who murdered Rouzina Klein in New York City on September 18. Tuczny’s case is studied by physicians as he loses speech and movement while retaining sense, and Buczig’s limbs rigidly lock in place as guards test his condition.

Mithas Tuczny State Institution Mattcawan Burzny Hungarin Brooklyn Rousina Klein New York City Buczig

Blood and health linked by Dr Pierce’s remedies

An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as purifying the blood and building the body. It claims elimination of harmful matter, improved vitality, and cites Miss Annie Wells of Isle of Wight County Virginia as a cured rheumatic patient. Also mentions Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets for women.

Lhke Dr. Pierce Pierce Annie Wells Fergusson's Wharf Isle of Wight Co Dr Pierce

Train Explosion Kills Six at Ashley Wilkes Barre

Six men died and eight were injured after a runaway Central Railroad of New Jersey train wreck and dynamite blast at Ashley near Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania. Names include Frank McLaughlin Peter Frey Michael Bird Charles Haney and two unknowns among the dead. Injured include John Rehrig John Boyvin Henry Geissler Thomas Rowe Michael Coyle John Rubf Edward Hough William Brown. Most expected to recover as surrounding homes suffered damage and residents escaped.

Wilkesbarre Central Railroad of New Jersey Ashley Frank McLaughlin Peter Frey Michael Bird Charles Haney John Rehrig Manch Chunk John Boyvin Jersey City Henry Geissler Thomas Rowe Michael Coyle John Rubf Edward Hough Lenithton William Brown Rogud House

Subcommittee Recommends Changes to Ship Subsidy Bill

The subcommittee of the vormittes on commerce proposes limits on yearly subsidies to 30 and 21 knot vessels at 2,000,000 dollars and expands the premium class to ships of 11, 17 and 13 knots. It also allows foreign built ships where most stock is American owned. In Delta Ohio Over Pike’s funeral is recalled from four years ago. Roseph Lamb dies of heart disease in Toledo after notoriety linked to a forged note involving Lydia Devere and CP Brown.

Wasixaros The Vormittes On Commerce Delta Poledo Wer Over Youngstown Plaa

Market prices and estate notice blend in today’s column

Cattle steady and hogs higher with grain and butter prices listed from Chicago and Decatur trading posts. An estate notice announces Nancy Reeves properties, including Waechter and Main Street houses and several lots, agent N E Morere of Massillon.

Nancy Reeves Waechter Street Main Waechter Streets Main Street Callex E. Morrere Massillo

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