Local Happenings and Civic Notes in Massillon
Miss Katherine Wise of Cleveland visits Miss Glenn Haverstock as twenty two Massillonians spend Friday at Turkeyfoot lake. Mrs F O Humberger and daughter depart for Chautauqua. Three smallpox cases reported in Norwalk. Ohio National Guards encampment opens at Newark. Seventy four divorces granted in Tuscarawas county in year ending July 1. John Shaidnagle visit from Chicago. Youngstown hospital opens after 500000 build. Miss Luella Hamilton visits Duncan street. Edward Bates stays with Evans on Duncan street. Rev W S Adams and wife depart for Deadwood for vacation. Twenty young friends honor Stella Segner on fourteenth birthday. Dr H O Eyman travels to Columbus for hospital trustees meeting. Coal and supplies contracts to be awarded. Mrs C A Gates hosts dinner for Mrs Louis McClymonds of South Orange N J. Railroads grant Saturday half holiday for officials and workers. Bryant Tucker dies from lockjaw after toy pistol accident. A Heiman & Bro begin new foundry and machine shop in North West street. Canton Akron electric railway bids for Canal Dover line, five cent fare. franchise to Canal Dover council. Funeral of Mrs Sarah Johnson held. out of town attendees listed. Glassblowers search for Edgar Troth continues. embezzlement alleged. Monarch Oil promotes cure for pains. Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup touted for lung ailments.
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Katherine Wise
Cleveland
Glenn Haverstock
Chicago
Massillon
Youngstown City Hospital
Luella Hamilton
Barberton
Sarah Jones
Duncan Street
Edward Bates
Reynoldsville
Charles Evans
W. S. Adams
Canton-Akron Electric Railway
Canal Dover
Cannton-Akron Company
G. B. Smith
Alliance
Jessie Russell
Lynch
Charles Stelling
S. K. Mahon
Albert
George, Upton
Isaac Deardorff
George Stouffer
Isaac Stouffer
Sarah Burrell
Alice Bates
New Philadelphia
Charles Diehl
Allen
Canton
Glassblowers
Edgar Troth
Glassblowers’ Union
Troth
Binghamton
Canada
United States
Nearby towns glow with births and local notices
McDonaldsville records a boy born to Andy Wentzer as Mrs. Kate Olick visits Elkhart relatives. Charles Keck sues Mud Brook mine for 5000 for injuries, while Charles Schrimer of Montreal visits. Beach City hosts Eaton ball club versus Beach City with Wooster reinforcements possible. Fourth of July wins for local team. Harry Creasy injures arm in wrestling. Dr. Robinett treats fracture. Local officials discuss street railway right of way. Crites passes stationary engineer exam. New brick hardware room planned beside post office. horse injures itself in a cistern. Various residents visit, paint stores, and attend church events. Epworth League festival slated. Wilmot notes a finished barn, poison illness, new lodge officers, and community visits. injuries and recoveries continue among residents.
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Mcdonaldsville
Andy Wentzer
Kate Olick
Elkhart
Ind
Charles Keck
Mudbrook
Charles Schrimer
Montreal
Canada
Schrimer
Beach City
Mr. Eaton
Mt. Eaton
Wooster
Wilmot
Millport
Harry Creasy
Philip Creasy
Robinett
Kreichbaum
Canton
Thomas Crites
Shetler
Dr. Rogers
Louisville
John Myers
Riordan
Bank Street
H. A. Wood
J. C. F. Putman
Massillon
Charles Spidel
Exports Doubled In Puerto Rico In Fiscal Year
San Juan July 12 Exports from Puerto Rico to foreign countries for the fiscal year ended June 30 rose 54 percent over last year. Exports to the United States increased 48 percent. Principal exports included sugar tobacco and hats. Customs receipts totaled $800000 and insular revenue balance rose $240000.
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San Juan
P. R
Puerto Rico
United States
Special Session Plans Municipal Code Passage
Cincinnati July 12 Senator Longworth says a municipal code will be prepared and placed with legislature committees a week before the session convenes. No action except passing the municipal code bill and repealing the Rogers law will be taken by the legislature.
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Cincinnati
Longworth
Pot-in-Bay
Specialists Offer Free Treatment Tour in Massillon
Noted specialists from the Electrical Medical Institute of Philadelphia visit Massillon on July 16 and 17 offering free consultations examinations and medicines for chronic diseases deafness cataracts and many conditions. Free tests include urine analysis for kidney issues and a guarantee to cure or advise on longevity. Married ladies must be accompanied by husbands.
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N. B
Massillon
New Army Uniforms Eye Olive Drab Shade
Washington July 12 The army uniform board reports to the secretary of war for a color new to United States and Europe olive drab or olive mix. The shade is less visible in the field than khaki or gray. Knickerbockers are not recommended. infantry keep trousers while cavalry get tighter riding pants. Cartridge belt design to be tested by ordnance before permanent change.
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Washington
Europe
Army Uniform Board
Secretary of War
West Point
Ordnance Department
Fashion Hint for Early Spring Gowns and Fabrics
A fashion notice notes the return to simple gowns for spring with a blue zibeline dress featuring novel stitching and a collarless jacket. It highlights double faced linen for summer gowns, minimal trimming, wide skirt shapes with yokes, curved seams, tucks, and inset panels, plus advice on fabrics like homespun and tweed for plain gores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eton
Corporations Paying Tax After Supreme Court Ruling
Columbus reports that after the Willis act tax on corporations was upheld, most holdouts have paid May taxes. Officials expect little litigation to collect taxes, signaling firm placement on the statute books. Louisville dispatch notes this aims to minimize future disputes. A.A. Slusser writes of relief from backache and biliousness with Pills, praising them highly.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
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C. A. Gates
Prospect Street
Louis K. McClymonds
South Orange
N. J
J. W. McClymonds
Bryant Tucker
Professor Tucker
Mount Union College
A. Heiman & Bro
North West Street
Dauntless
Herman Bros
Monarch
Thomas
Wood
W. S. Putman
Seth Ellis, Jr
Epworth League
Wilmot Lodge No. 246
K. of P
J. E. Wentling
Ed. Rex
John Heak
Lulz
West Lebanon
J. Wyandt
Andrew Ax
W. G. Agier
Oak Ridge
F. C. Crosland
D. J. Agler
W. H. Crosland
George Higginbotham
Massilion
A. T. Grant
Maud Christman
Beulah Carnahan
A. T. Teeple
Eva
Daisy Agler
D. J. Wilhelm
Canal Fulton
Yasie Boerngen
Willie Boerngen
J. Kutschbach
A. Wyandt
The
Conrad
Elec
Trical Medical Institute of
Philadelphia, Pa
Fassillon
A. A. Slusser
T. P. Emgxson
Golden Monitor
Dra. Kennedy & Kergan
Sigak
Ren KR
Wea
Humbergers
S@c
Warwick
Barney’s Book Store
E. Main Street
Rook
Clive Street
E. A. Bachtel
East Main Street
IRL
John R. Dangler
South Hill Street
Hele
Winfield Bros. & Co
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M48
Philadelphia
Moler Barber College
Lil
Main St
Jouse
Coal Ave
L. Hess
Woodland Ave
Fetzer
Erie Street
Chas
Saln
S. Erie St
Erie St
Peter Ban
West Main St
Ouse
Fast St
Hemperly & Howells
Huse
Albright Street
East South Street
Burd
East Main
Lawrence Post
Youngstown Hill
Crystal Bring
Shriver St
Lincoln Ave
Bammerlin Bros
Pocock Glass Works
Geo. J Krieger, Jr
Ohio
East Main St
W. Main
B. South Sts
C. C. Miller's Jewelry Store
Henry Weible
I. B
Canton-Massiilon
Massilon Postoffice
Aolumne Daily
Eric St. J S. Hollinger
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