Canton Massillon Electric Railway Schedule Update
Canton Massillon Electric Railway departs on standard time with hourly trains between Massillon and Canton from Massillon City Park from 5 80 am to 10 30 pm. Return service from Canton Public Square runs hourly from 5 30 am to 10 10 pm.
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Cleveland
Akron
Orrville
Remak
Wooster Shreve
Pointe
Cin
Canton
Massillon
Alliance
Salam
Columbia
A. S. Miller
G. P
Canton & Southern B
Maasillon
Clewland
Masaillon
Masellon
Clevelans
Mansillon
Cleveland Waven
Agle
Bahney-Spalding
East Main Street
Canton-Massillon
City Park
Oelock
Gauton
Patriotic Relics Paraded At Liberty Bell Exercises In Philadelphia
The Paul Jones flag, owned by Lieutenant Stafford’s descendant Mrs. H R P Stafford, touched the Liberty Bell during a Columbian Liberty Bell ceremony at the Delaware building. A patriotic procession included the Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution, the Columbian Liberty Bell commission, and the Hermitage Association. The event featured speeches, poems, and music lectures, with emphasis on national heritage and the Liberty Bell’s storied history.
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Caicano
America
Pennsylvania
Paul Jones
United States Congress
Stafford
H. R. P. Stafford
Independence Hall
Delaware State
Philadelphia
Woodside
Grace Darling
Boat—Transportation
McDowell
Columbian Liberty Bell Commission
Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution
Hermitage Association of Nashville
National
Martha Washington Association
Mr. McDowell
Columbia
Ocean
Delaware
Bell Committee
Wyman
Rhode Island
Pearl Wagner
Diego
Cal
Frank Stewart Osborne
Chicago
Howard Hawthorne Magee
Mary Desha
Kentucky
The
Daughters of the Revolution
Gordon
Georgia
Congress of Music
Hall
Washington
Art Palace
Edward M. Bowman
New York
Congress
Music Teachers National Association
Pes
Theodore Presser
Hvac
Russia
J. V. Zalinski
Arthur Weld
Milwaukee Journal
National Amateur Press Association
Truman J. Spender
Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Louisiana
California
Indiana
New Jersey
Missouri
Terrible Mine Disaster in England Claims Many Lives
London July 5 a catastrophic explosion at Ingram colliery Thorn Hill Yorkshire entombs possibly 200 miners. Rescue attempts during dense gas met with failure as crews recovered bodies, with about 110 killed and 145 still missing. Authorities and charities mobilize aid. the Lord Mayor may use wedding fund for relief.
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London
Ingram
Thorn Hill
Yorkshire
Steamer Alfons Disaster Kills 26 on Volga
A boiler explosion on the river steamer Alfons near Roemakov caused a devastating fire and sinking, killing 26 passengers including General Petruszewski. The vessel tore apart, burning coal set the wreck ablaze before it vanished beneath the water.
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St. Feterrburg
Alfons
Volga
Roemakov
Petrushewski
President Cleveland News From Gray Gables and Other Local Items
Reports say President Cleveland is safe and in good health though he may delay arrival at Gray Gables for two or three days. Also in Saratoga a large barn and horse hospital burned, with 38 horses lost. Cananpinqua reports a severe electric strike on a railroad track. in Bar Harbor a man assaulted a woman leading to Butler’s 30 day jail sentence.
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Buzzards Bay
Mass
Cleveland
Gray Gables
Saratoga
Gordon Conkling
Grasslands Stock Farm
Dunham's Basin
Danced to Death at Picnic Horrors and Bank Decline
July incident reports two youths Maggie Cannon aged 16 and James Vapato aged 19 dying after dancing at a park and grove in the city. The Imperial Bank of Germany treasury notes a de crenss of 16,000,000 marks in specie.
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Catcano
Jul Paige
Maggie Cannon
Clyburn Park
James Vapato
West Fortyseventh Street
Imperial Bank of Germany
State liquor dispensaries spark fear of unpaid bills
From Cotumata and Newberry to Columbia and Charleston, reports claim ex liquor dealers obey the law while hopes for many dispensaries grow. Gov Tillman and Commissioner Traxler face unsteady finances as strong opposition and a flood of constables aim to curb “blind tigers.” Dispensaries show meager first-day receipts. rail freight and legal challenges loom amid a broad political and social backlash.
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Cotumata
S. C
Exliquor
Charleston
Culumbia
Columbia
State Board of Control
Willman
Traxler
Tillman
Traxier
Northwest
Affort
Newberry
Caden
Richmond and
Danville
Senator Paul at Home Ends Mysterious Toledo Disappearance
Ex Senator Daniel Paul arrived at his Centerburg home with wife and attorney Frank Movare after six weeks missing from Toledo. He attributed his lapse to illness and mental distress, saying he boarded a train, woke in Kansas City Kan, and only telegraphed his wife after learning of a reward and detective pursuit. She intercepted his message in St Louis and they reunited at last.
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Mr. Vernon
Daniel Paul
Frank Movare
Centersburg
Toledo
Kansas City
Kan
St. Louis
Riots in Paris as Students Clash with Police
Rioting students in Paris’s St Germain des Pres and Rue Jacob near La Charite hospital clash with police. cavalry enforces order, casualties among officers reported. Municipal leaders plan a deputation to M. Nuger funeral amid calls for calm. workers mass at Labor Exchange to prevent closure. Authorities brace for further unrest as demonstrations spread and transit disruptions mount.
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Boulevard St. Germain
Rue de Seine
Voltair
Rue St. Peres
Charity Hospital
Ministry of Public Works
Marine Department
Eehole Des Beux Arts
Rue Jacob
Voltaire Quai
Place St. Germain
Boulevard Saint Germain
Seine
Trig
Nager
Lyons
Studente
Sander
Paris
40 000 Men Idle in Iron and Steel Shutdown
Pittsburgh July 1 40 000 workers in iron and steel are idle after failure of manufacturers and Amalgamated Association to agree on wage scales for the coming year. Mills across Pennsylvania New York Ohio Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Colorado Kentucky West Virginia Maryland and New Jersey shut down with about 200 mills affected. A next meeting is planned as repairs and stock taking may take four weeks with possible resumption around August 1.
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Amalgamated
Garland
The
Amalgamated Association
Teannot
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Colorado
Kentucky
West Virgninia
Maryland
New Jersey
Youngstown
Pittsburg
American Tin Plate Manufactury P
John Jarrett
Association
Bay View
Mingi+ Steel company
Milwaukee
Joliet
Lamberta Bishop Bur
National Rolling Mill
McKeesport
Puddlera
Acale
National Toba Works
Farm Ledger Premium Ad and Post Office Letters
An old newspaper fragment invites farmers to inspect the Farm Ledger premium tied to a weekly subscription offer. It also includes a druggist testimonial for Ely's Dream Balm and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup. The piece lists a Massillon post office letters remaining notice with several names.
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Business Directory
Robert H. Folger
Otice
Ella Jewelry Store
Erie Street
Anailion
Stark
SAN Eh EL Gan Deposit Bank
Conrad ‘Block
United States
P.G. Albright
Oo One
National Bank
Ohio Jos
Coleman
J. H. Hunt
Fuses National Bank
Hunt
Steese
Rra
Baltzly
Deater
W.A. Kieland
Wilson
Wardware
S A.conrad & CO
Main Street
Joussell & CO
Assillon Rolling Mill
Jos
Qorns & Son
Rea 7
Assillon Glass Factory
Assillon Iron Bridge CO
Ce Groceries
Re, Datwater & Son
Atwater
Exchange Street
F. von Kane
East Side
Qseph Coleman
Clavaland
Lorain
Ballatre
Wheeling
Do AG Sterner
Ubrichaville
MORTH
Tolado
Eee Rat
Wastilion Et
Gara Chase
Justice Lawrence
Supreme Court
Bara B. Chase
Galpeastine
Oho
England
Pittsbore
Baltimore
Ku Pittsburg
Boston
Beston
Brooklyn
St. Louis Ag
Ram i
Cincinnati
Philadelp's
Louisville
Louiave
L. Bet
Philadela
Mt. Louk
Cananpaioua
Ayer
Batavia
New York Central
Here
Buffalo
Barofrort, Conn
William Beck
George Butler
Mrak
Mr. Beck
Butler
State Drink Serving
South Carolina
Hazeerox
Plasa
Swellegable
Mine Street
Arora
Buena Vista,o
Campbell
Elliott
Vanceburg
Daniel Connolly
Wilkesbarrk
Pennsylvania Artillery
Bruce Ricketta
Gettysburg
Rose Coghlan
Stical
John T. Sullivan
Mr. Sullivan
Sev
Senator Paul
Cotempus. O
P. W. Moyer
Zanesville
Potter's Field
Moyer
Tuyer
White Cottage
Muskingum County
X Boy
Canton Wrought Iron Bridge Company
Hicyelahs
Ath
Indy
Charles H. Peck
O. Updike
Lexington
Pecek
Updike
A. McDuffie
Serescurreny
Rachel
Jasper Craig
Jasper
Mary Cleaver
Craige
Sprixarieno
Max Scott
van Scott
New Carlisle
Charch People
Newark
Charles W. Hendricks
Board of Education of
Newark Township
Sctuulhouse
Christian Union People
Gill
Comramnes, O
W. J. Elliott
Varney
Columbus
Myrtle Rhodes
Elmwood
Coumsus
George Iverly
Frambes Avenue
High Street
Georgie McLain
Third Chestnutta
McLain
Camarioge
James Henney
Daniel Wilson
Quaker City
Heaney
Lon
Pink Grove
Meyer Strouse
J. D. Smith
Fourth Regiment
Illiam H. Heiser
Levi Frank McDonough
G Company
J.P. Earnest
Reading
Harrison Maday
Harrison
Commans
Sandusky
New Yorks
Joseph Grevert
East Twenty-sixth Street
Little Joe
Harriscore
State Board of Agriculture
Houtzdale
Bridge
Tammany
Ake
Copgreseman McMillen
David B. Hill
Stevenson
Rh Newsenrpoet
William of Lloyd_ Gerritie
Ely
E. W. Willard
Joliatt
S Farmerie and
Maseillon City
Ly NG & Webber
F. Pocock
Cadies
MicDowell
Mim
Nellie Priest
Mia
Geo, Spake
Mise Sassie B. Map. Guy
Wm. Schmidt
Jacob Hamilton
Will Watson
Henry Lambert
Thomas Wrat
En Mongo
Wyatt
L. B. O'Connor
J. F. Wratt
L. Onto
Cyrua Een
Thchlyr
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