Poisonous Breath Perfumes Kill Eight Year Old Murray
Willie Murray eight, of 147 West Main, died at 1 15 AM after eating breath perfumes loaded with arsenic. The candy bought from Wesley Graham was colored red and sold in packs of about fifty for a cent. Dr Maurice Smith treated the boy, noting aniline poisoning as the likely cause, while Graham disputes the link citing physician certificates and cheaper coloring methods.
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Willie
Thomas Murray
West Main Street
Willie Murray
Harvey
Joseph Stemmle
West Tremont Street
Wesley Graham
National Republicans establish two headquarters in New York and Chicago
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS Creveraxp July 16 Two national headquarters are set for the Republican party main office in New York and a branch in Chicago after a long executive committee session. Hanna will supervise all work while Osborn will direct the New York office and Payne will lead Chicago operations. The committee plans to visit McKinley this afternoon to present plans for his approval.
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Creveraxp
Republican Party
New York
Chicago
National Executive Committee
Hanna
Hanna’s
Dawes
Ilinois
Leland
Kansas
Dorbin
Indiana
Payne
Wisconsin
Manley
Maine
Senator Quay
Scott
West Virginia
McKinley
W. Osborne
Boston
H. C. Payne
Milwaukee
C. G. Gewres
Evanston
Perry S. Ieath
Mc.Kinley
Tay
Bia Opinion
McKinley Club Plans Regular Meetings and Campaign
The McKinley Club executive committee will meet Tuesday night to finalize campaign work and adopt by laws. Regular meetings are expected after August first with addresses by prominent speakers. President Dann has secured J. H. Hoyt to speak in September, plus Aller Carnes and C. C. Upham.
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McKinley Club
Dann
J. H. Hoyt
Cleveland
Aller Carnes
C.C. Upham
Boy Hurt by Farm Reaper in Sudden Accident
Nicholas Young, a farmer southwest of town, was reaping when his four year old son was severely injured by the knives of the machine. The child, bleeding and unconscious, was carried home and treated by Drs Gardner, Gardner, and Miller. Surgeons expect the limbs may be saved.
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Nicholas Young
D.S. Gardner
Gardner
J. F. Gardner
T. C. Miller
WITHOUT A STRUGGLE. Death of Louis Stielke in Hast North street
Louis Stielke died suddenly Friday morning at his home on Hast North street. A long time police officer, he had been ill with dropsy but recently not seriously. After a visitor left, he died peacefully with an unopened letter on his chest. He was born in Saxony and immigrated to Massillon at 18. Survived by a wife and four children. Also notes on animal control ordinance and a separate case of alleged threats by Frank Hardesty.
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Louis Stielke
Hast North Street
Mr. Stielke
Stielke
Mrs. Stielke
Angerman
Saxony
Germany
Massillon
Elmer Beard
Canton
Cleveland
Chas, Thomas
Mason City
Louisa Stielke
This City
Two Fatally Hurt In Buffalo Bill Show Wagon Wreck
危 A Philadelphia Italian band of six was injured when a wagon pulled by eight horses struck a low Fr Wayne bridge over South Erie street. Driver David Denio and Domenico Flacco were severely hurt. Antonio Grancioso died soon after. Alfred Vitelli and others were injured. Doctors treated them at Hotel Massillon lobby and Aultman hospital Canton.
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Antonio Grandioso
Domenico Flocco
David Denio
Alfred Vitelli
G. Moccia
Philip Reichia
Fr. Wayne Railway Bridge
Erie Street
Philadelphia
Col. Cody
Denio
Hotel Massillon
Aultman
Canton
David Denio, Alias
Keene
Domenico Flacco
Antoio Grane
Grancioso
Cody Company
Flacco
Aultman Hospital
Malvern Fire Destroys Town. Four Arrested
A blaze at 2 am in Malvern Arkansas nearly destroyed the town leaving only three houses standing. Four men are in custody charged with starting the fire as authorities estimate losses at 40000 dollars.
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Malvern
Ark
Associated Press
Wright's Celery Capsules touted as a 100 day cure
Local ad promotes Wright's Celery Capsules promising cures for kidney liver stomach trouble rheumatism constipation and sick headache. It claims treatment for 1 cent a day or $1 for 100 days with refund if not cured and notes Z T Baltzly druggist as seller.
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Wright
Z. T. Baltzly, Draggtat
False Economy Claim by Ohio Miners Leader On State Purchases
President M. D. Ratchford of the Ohio Miners' organization argues that state institutions buy West Virginia coal to save per ton cost, citing Newburg asylum in Cleveland at 1.27 dollars and alleging sulphur, wasteful out-of-state contracting, and beef purchases from Armour Chicago. He urges governor and trustees to focus on home industry benefits and stop outsider profits.
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M. D. Ratchford
Ohio Miners’ Organization
West Virginia
Ohio
Newburg
Cleveland
Ohio River
Ratchford
Commonwealth
Newbury Asylum
Armour Company of Chicago
Questions for teacher applicants at county seat exam
The county seat held a July 11 examination for teachers certificates. The test covered theory and practice with questions on pedagogy, psychology, and educational goals. It included vocabulary on arithmetic, grammar, history, and requests to write on the benefits of examinations and on colonial grievances.
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County Institute
McKinley to Attend Centennial, Host to Estelle Reel
McKinley leaves for Cleveland to attend the centennial as honorary president of the centennial commission. He greets Miss Estelle Reel of Wyoming and Miss Minnie Kish of Massillon, noting Reel’s influence as Wyoming superintendent of public instruction. The campaign nears its 31st day with 26 speeches delivered, most without notes.
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Mr. McKinley
Cleveland
Mark Hanna
Centennial Commission
McKinley
Estelle Reel
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Minnie Kisho
Massillon
Miss Reel
Foraker Club
McKinley House
Monchausen- Nike
Thomas B. Reed
McKinley Library
Columbus
Maine
Major
Doctor visits Fort Wayne bridge victims in Canton hospital
Dr. Dimon surveyed the Ault Map hospital in Canton this morning after the Ft. Wayne bridge disaster. Victims show overall improvement except Antonio Grancioso whose injuries are severe and recovery doubtful while Domenico Flacco with a crushed chest expects discharge in a few days.
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Dimon
Ft. Wayne
Aultmap Hospital
Canton
Antonio Grancioso
Domenico Flacco
Ratchford Demands Labor Contract Compliance Now
State President Ratchford of the United Mine Workers vows immediate steps to enforce contracts made with miners and operators across Ohio. He condemns ignored agreements especially prohibiting store orders and warns that noncompliance will end recognition of the operators’ organization and trigger trouble while seeking a speedy settlement, with state orders already issued in several districts.
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Ratchford
United Mine Workers
Ohio
Canton Hospital Closure Prompts Public Concern
Canton faces the closure of the memorial hospital donated by Mrs. Geo D. Harter and Mrs. C. Aultman due to a $3,000 debt and insufficient funds. Trustees urge city council to provide funds or risk shutting the doors, a move seen as a misfortune despite donors’ generosity.
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Theroper Rans Uing
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