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Newspaper

Massillon Independent

Location

Massillon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1897

Page

8

Pocock Mine Idle as Miners Defy Demands Over Jones

Pocock No 2 mine on Cyrus Young farm idle after about 200 miners and day hands refuse to work unless fellow miner John R Jones is discharged. Superintendent Routh delays, Jones suspended five weeks, miners demand action. Pocock says he will not discharge or suspend Jones and will install machinery rather than yield. Others involved had risked night entry to prep coal for day shift. Examiners report treasury funds and city balances with certain overdrafts noted.

Jones Christ Routh Massey District Independent Organization J. FP. Pocock Sayer

Zoar's Celebration Honors Swabian Settlement Anniversary

Swabian residents from Pittsburg, Allegheny, and Cleveland joined local Zvarites as Zoar marked the eighty fifth anniversary of their colony. The village featured flags, a reception by Cleve landers, and Duss's band music. A 2000 to 3000 strong Cleveland delegation attended a depot parade led by Duss's and Great Western bands. The event included a Swabian concert and a volksfest to close the day.

Pittsburg Allegheny Cleveland Duss Great Western Band of United Swabian Society

Warrick M. Rogers Dies in Massillon After Long Illness

Warrick M. Rogers died at his Park Street home shortly before 2 AM Tuesday from consumption. He was born in Pittsburg in 1845 and married Armelia A. Woollen in 1868. A long-time boiler works foreman, he owned West Side Boiler Works for ten years. He served in the Pennsylvania Paralegal lath regiment in the Civil War and belonged to Bart Post 62 A. Re. Daniel Ritter Camp, Sons of Veterans, Protected Home Circle, and Sr. UOA. Survived by a wife and four children Martha, Margaret, William, and Rayo, all in Massillon. Frederick Radtke noted after.

Warrick M. Rogers Park Street Mr. Rogers Pittsburg Armelia A. Woollen Massillon Russell & Company Massillon Bridge Company West Side Rogers Pennsylvania Paraleg. Lath Regiment Bart Post A. Re. Daniel

Funeral for 60 year old man with chronic illnesses

Tuesday afternoon obituary notes the man suffered from bronchitis and asthma and earlier injuries from a Monday accident hastening his death at age 60. He leaves a wife and four children. Funeral services set for 1:30 PM Friday at Kracker Street residence with Rev. L. U. Burey officiating.

Kracker Street

Man’s Death Tied to Meat Market Loss and Despair

Sisters found a letter from George Dalheimer, 28, describing misery from a recent meat market loss. He hinted life was unbearable and left clues to his suicide in his father’s woods beside a revolver. He had recently married Nellie Moylans and lived with his father while awaiting housekeeping.

George Dalhheimer Father’s Woods Treorge Dalheimer Klingelsmith George Dalheimer Nellie Moylans West Brookfield Jkdheimer

Buckleno's Arnica Salve advertisement claim

An aged medicinal ad touts Buckleno's Arnica Salve as the best salve for cats bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions with promised cures for piles and a money back guarantee. It notes price three cents per box and sale by a local dealer.

Buckleno’s Arnica Baltaly Sore

Nothinggs a Goat and Dr King’s New Discovery Ad

Expectant parents plan for a child’s future health and use Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for maternal vitality. The ad promotes Allen’s Foot-Ease for foot comfort and Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs colds and chest illnesses. Chamberlains Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is endorsed by Indianapolis merchants. Sold by Baltzly druggists.

Dr. King Tie Dr King Allen Allen S. Olmstad LeRoy N.Y Dr. Pierce

Painful affliction cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla claims

A Cleveland resident John T. Phillips reports severe dull feeling and scrofulous eruptions on his back. After about two bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla he experienced great improvement and complete cure. Wood's Pills also promote liver and bowel movement curing sick headaches.

Hood John T. Phillips Axtell St Cleveland O. Wiood

Try Grain O New Food Drink Replaces Coffee

Promote Grain O as a coffee substitute for all ages noting its rich color and gentle digestion. Claims appeal to general stomach comfort and similar price to coffee, with nationwide availability from grocers.

Receiver Appointed for Marks & Co. of Massillon

The Probate Court of Blark County Ohio has appointed and qualified a receiver in trust for the creditors of Marks & Co Massillon. Debtors must pay immediately and creditors should present duly authenticated claims for allowance to the undersigned dated May 28 1897 in Massillon Ohio.

Blark County Ohio Marks & Co Massillon Masaillon A. D Herman Marka Stark County Phebe Marks George Harsh Frank L. Kaldwin William B. Humberger Emeline Rigier Eugene G. Willison

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