Death of Rev. Aloysius Huthmacher at 1856 parish leader in Upper Sandusky
The body will lie in state in St Marys Rectory from 8 to 10 Sunday morning and be taken to Upper Sandusky. Rev Aloysius Huthmacher pastor of St Marys church died at the rectory in Cherry street early Saturday of kidney trouble after several weeks illness. He had been gravely ill since Friday afternoon and passed away quietly after long treatment. Bishop Horstmann and local clergy attended the case, with Massillon and Upper Sandusky communities noting his service as board of trade president and parish leader. Funeral arrangements set for Upper Sandusky Tuesday at 9 oclock from St Peters Church with services in Massillon Mon morning.
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St. Mary’s Rectory
Aloysius Huthmacher
St. Mary’s Church
Cherry Street
Father Huthmacher
Massillon
Upper Sandusky
Board of Trade
Huthmacher
Rome City
Ind
Horstmann
Cleveland
Michael Vollmayer
St. Joseph's Church
Jom
H. V. Kaempker
Cleveland Hospital
St. Mary’s Parish
Westphalia
Germany
Polsum
United States
Buffalo
St. Mary’s Seminary
Canal Fulton
Shelby
Huthmacher Ws
Shelby and
Attica
Upper
Sandusky
Ohio Diocese
St. Peter's Church
St. Mary’s
Pennsylvania
John J. Lillis
Father Lillis
Canal Dover
Local News From NE4 and RBY Towns in Elton Q July 14
M A Bough man and son Homer made a business trip to Wilmot Wednesday. J 8 McFarren and wife visited the latter's brother near Beach City Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Ricksecker of Navarre were calling on old time neighbors last Sunday. Farmers report difficulty making hay due to rainy weather.
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Elton
Advertised Letters At Masaillon Post Office
Unclaimed mail list dated July 7 reveals names including Miller Miss E H Etzwiler George Tarkilage Dake Robert Morgan Morgan J Taraily T H Scher Ed Witherspoon B Jorean Stringari Luigi Persone and Louis A Koons P M. Relief claim notices urge recipients to respond. Doans Ointment advertised for relief from itching piles at 50 cents per box.
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Masaillon
Miller
E H. Men
Board to review new course and lab improvements plan
Superintendent Cronebaugh will submit a changed course to the board in a few weeks. He will also draft estimates and plans for laboratory improvements in the high school. The regular meeting included President Stoner Clerk Fox and Mrs. Shoemaker. Albrecht Pumphrey were away.
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Board of Education
Stoner
Fox
Ella O. Shoemaker
E. R Albrecht
Pumphrey
James R. Grinnell
Cronebaugh
Asbury Park
National Educational Association
Cambridge
Theigh School
Massillon Suit Over Milling Contract Leads County News
Joseph M. Neal of Massillon sues Isaac Harter Milling Co of Fostoria for 560 dollars over alleged contract breach filed by McCaughey and Eggert in Perry township justice court. Also reports on washout repairs inquiry by county officials, rabies dog incident at Turnkey Smith home, barber baseball game circuit, and Felix Bell seeking divorce citing dangerous concoction in meals.
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Lanton
Joseph M. Neal
Massillon
Isaac Harter Milling Company
Fostoria
McCaughey & Eggert
Neal
Kaley
Perry Township
Burnheimer
Hay and Hill
Dimmock
Smith
Canton
Meyer's Lake
Columbus
Akron
Cincinnati
Felix Bell
Madison Street
Common Pleas Court
Cabinet Passes Divide On Railroad Travel Policy
Washington reports Secretary Bonaparte refuses railroad passes while other cabinet members freely use annual passes or trip passes. He will pay his fare for all travel and even covers private car costs. The President also pays full fare regardless of distance.
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Washington
Bonaparte
Former Massillon Woman Injured In Pittsburg Gas Explosion
Elizabeth Plender formerly Elizabeth Gannon of Massillon was fatally injured in a Pittsburg gas explosion near Liberty avenue and Thirty ninth street. One killed nine injured two missing. house damage about 12000 dollars. Plender, 35, rescued from Dillon home and hospitalized. relatives were en route. The tragedy coincided with her brother James Gannon’s wedding in Massillon.
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Elizabeth Plender
Pittsburg
Elizabeth Gannon
Michael Gannon
West Oak Street
Liberty Avenue
Thirty-ninth Street
Webster Avenue
Dillon
St. Francis Hospital
Favors New Fish Law From Porterfield Interview
Chief Game Warden Porterfield argues in the Co Imobus Dispatch that current fishing laws protect only bass for a brief spring period and are inadequate. He calls for a comprehensive law to protect game fish during spawning, potentially banning fishing during the closed season.
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Co Imobus Dispatch
Porterfield
Porterfiell
Trustees Meet as Modern Bath Room Is Fitted at Massillon Hospital
The Massillon state hospital trustees will meet in Superintendent Eyman's office next Tuesday afternoon. A new bath room with electric and steam facilities has been installed in the basement for patient treatment, the first state hospital to feature such cabinets and showers. A hospital ball defeated a city team 4 to 2 on hospital grounds, band performances noted. Eyman returns from Cleveland trip. wheat crops outlook improves. cottage construction proceeds slowly. cement work and sidewalks advance. an illustrated Cuba lecture by Eyman is planned after his island visit.
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Massillon State Hospital
Eyman
George D. Copeland
Marion
City
Copeland
Massillon Hospital
Eyman F
Hopital Band
Eyman Returne
Cleveland
Kirwans
Cuba
Wes
Cremony
Mr Cremony
Inquiry into Tobacco Statistics by Secretary Wilson
Washington on July 15 Secretary Wilson announced a probe into tobacco statistics amid Southern complaints of manipulation by the tobacco trust. Pending the investigation district figures will be paused while state figures are released next Monday. Special agents have been dispatched to dark tobacco districts in Tennessee and Kentucky under Mr Hyde to verify or correct figures, with a two to three week conclusion expected.
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Washington
South
Department of Agriculture
Tobacco Trust
Wilson
Department
Tennessee
Keniucny
Hyde
Smalley Bound Over After Assault Hearing
Mrs. Smalley versus Fran Smalley was heard by Justice W. 5. Spidle on Friday afternoon. Smalley bound over to probate court with a $100 bond. hearing to proceed in September term. Household necessity. fr T' mas' Relectric 611. Heals burns cuts wounds cures sore throat catarrh never fail.
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Mrs. Smalley
Fran Smalley
W. 5
Spidle
Early Diamond Buying In South Africa Reveals Cows For Diamonds
The tale recalls Joseph B. Robinson describing how wealth and land were exchanged for a twenty three carat gem in 1878. He notes sending men across the Vaal River to hunt diamonds while he bought land on both banks, and how a belt of pockets filled with stones led to traders in Cape Town and London.
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South Africa
Joseph B. Robinson
Vaal
Cape Town
Tie
London
Apache Shrewdness and Indictments Mix in July News
A fragmentary feature on Apache wit contrasts with Philadelphia indictments of ex official John W Bull for forgery and falsification. Detroit hailstorm damages business blocks and a teacher Lizzie Dodds is killed by lightning. A lynching of a black man near Golinda, Texas, occurs as a mob of about 500 gathers.
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Detroit
Mich
Daniel Meonard
Oxford
Lizzie Dodds
Toronto
McDonald
Douglass Hill
Shepperd
Canadiana Government Set to Open Hint in Ottawa
A fragmentary note suggests the Canadiana government will unveil a hint in Ottawa involving Beth Gree and Chew Wil. Details are unclear in the damaged text.
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Ottawa
Beth Gree
Chew
Estesd
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Waco
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Benjamin Roberts
Golinda
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