Arguments on the Bank Case and County Boards of Equalization
Canton reports the Fifth district circuit court heard arguments on the constitutionality of the penal section of the 1851 free banking act in Canton State bank failures. Structures include boards of equalization soon to be organized by County Auditor Oberlin in Canton Massillon Alliance with specific member names listed. A robbery at Meyers Lake yields $300, and two youths are held on burglary charges at Mayor Turnbull's court. Probate court fines total 3697.51 for the term. insanity hearings run twenty two, with most committed to the state hospital. The Frank Stevens murder case bill of exceptions is signed to allow appeal to the circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Circuit Court of the Fifth Judicial District
Donahue, Taggart and McCarty
Canton State Bank
Mount Gilead
Morrow County
Upham
Craine
W. A. Lynch
Virgil P. Kline
Cleveland
Tuscarawas County
Lisbon
Euia
Boards of Equalization
Massillon
Allance
Oberlin
Canton Board
Alliance
Emmet Johnson
George Yobe
Aaron Rubright
John Ginther
John Cameron
Eli Gleitsman
Samuel L‘ane
Jesse Teeters
Silas Williams
Meyer’s Lake
Canton Police
John
Fred Adams
Turnbull
Lehman
C. C. Bow
Judge Bow
Masillon
Harter
Frank Stevens
Ciicuit
Stevens Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder in Burk Case
Stevens was found guilty of second degree murder for killing Joseph Burk last November. The case moves toward circuit court. copies of proceedings in the common pleas court must be prepared by Clerk J. J. Wise. Stevens is serving a life term at Ohio Penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
Stevens
Joseph Burk
Circuit Court
Common Pleas
J. J. Wise
Ohio
Hospital Notes Detail Alfalfa Experiment and Acreage Plans
Superintendent Eyman has sown alfalfa on hospital grounds in an experimental patch of two and four acres, with hopes of large scale production if successful. The notice also covers potato planting across eighty acres, extensive early and late potato sowing, tomato transplants, cabbage, sweet corn, and a projected 1,600 bushels of wheat harvest. Additional notes mention a pigeon cage project, telephone exchange bids due July 10, hog pen construction at Massillon State Hospital, a water well contract, sewer line plans for state approval, and grading work on the hill to accommodate the sewer pipe set for July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyman
Massillon Istate Hospital
Carpenter Mossholder
William Christman
Christman
H. C. Eyman
Columbus
Board of Health
Pattison
Wiliam Vogt & Sons
Longworths Sail for England on St. Louis
Representative Nichola Longworth and Mrs. Longworth departed New York for England today aboard the steamer St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Nichola Longworth
Miners Conventions Meet Under Committee of Fourteen
At Columbus on June 2 miners adjourned sine die after a brief session at the Southern. The committee of fourteen led by John H. Winter will handle talks with operators as the dispute potentially moves to a joint conference. President Green emphasized cool judgment, while National Vice President Lewis criticized past resolutions and highlighted concessions in the sub scale. pending terms include continued shot firers with powder limits and cost sharing, plus a penalty for idle mines if workers with grievances stop work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Indianapolis
Green
John H. Winter
Sunday Creek Company
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Eight Hour Day Scale Change for Miners Agreed
The agreement states a fifty cent daily deduction from a miner’s pay for each day or fraction of a day of enforced suspension. It also amends the eighth hour day clause to define an eight hour shift at the face six days weekly, with full eight hours required if the mine operates less than eight hours, preserving the UMWA rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers
Saids
Asf
United Mine Workers of America
Joint Conference Opens Between Ohio Miners and Operators
Columbus June 2 A joint conference of Ohio miners and operators opened today. The session promises to be stormy with charges from both sides. Both sides are determined to adhere to their original demands as the meeting develops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Associated Preas
Ohio
Miners and Operators Convene in Columbus Ohio
At a joint conference in Columbus on Saturday J C Haring represented Massillon area operators. A fourteen member committee of stand pat operators from Ohio sat. Miners urged a conference per their officers pleas and demanded the 1903 scale, noting possible modifications before any settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
J.C. Haring
Massillon
Haring
Americans Aid Mexico as U S Volunteers Go to Cananea
Reports from Cananea show Americans in control as Mexicans flee. 45 volunteers under Captain Tom Rynning depart from Naco to Cananea. rifles and ammunition shipped to Colonel Green for boundary crossing. Diaz orders troops from Nogales and Hermosillo to Cananea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Cananea
Mexico
United States
Renoa
Douglas
Ariz
Sonora
Naco
Tom Rynning
el Paso
Tex
Colonel Green
Diaz
Nogales
Hermosillo
Ysabel
Deserters at Plum Run Stir Local Strike Tensions
In Dillonvale on June 2 non union and striking workers faced food credit refusals by merchants, left starving and prepared to return if talks fail. Forty non union miners deserted to Smithfield. activists accuse guards of coercing others into the mine. Striker leaders protest to Steubenville officials as a county inquiry is planned Saturday. Three coal cars were loaded at Plum Run Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillonvale
United Mine Workers’ Organization
Columbus
Plum Run
Smithfield
Steubenville
Mukden Opens to International Trade and Port Regulations
Mukden opens to international trade as authorities draft harbor regulations for Tainan Port Danny to enable nationwide trade. A mass-mail list notes letters remaining at Massillon post office on June 4 1906. The piece also advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Burdock Blood Bitters and a testimonials section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Associated Press
Mukden
Tainan
Danny
Massillon
George Jones Stabs Himself After Railroad Incident
A Cleveland Leader special reports former East Greenville resident George Jones attempted suicide at Dillonvale after a drunken miner shot him previously. Jones, unable to control a crowd at a Wheeling & Lake Erie meeting, was pulled from a passing freight train and stabbed himself three times in the chest before bystanders pulled him away. His condition is described as serious but he is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
George Jones
East Greenville
Independent
Jones
Dillonvale
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Merchants of Beach City Grow as Town Surges Ahead
Beach City, twelve miles south of Massillon on the B and O and Canton Akron lines, thrives with a diverse trade. Local merchants offer large stocks and low prices, including Raff in menswear, Feller millinery, Espenschheid jewelry, Myers harness, Weimer dry goods, Goudy drugs, Hammel tangerial, Wood restaurant, Denzer blacksmith, Creasy groceries, Wetzel restaurant, and Richards & Woods hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leach City
Massillon
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Canton-Akron Electric Raiway
Beach City
Independent
A. A. Denzer
Philip Creasy
G. W. Wetzel
Elaborate Royal Bull Fight Outing Amid Mourning in Madrid
Madrid reports twenty four dead from Thursday king and queen bombing as a grand royal bull fight program unfolds this afternoon. The event features four ordinary contests plus four caballeros en place clashes on horseback, with Spanish grandees backing pomp and a vast Moorish Plaza de Toros seating up to twenty thousand and hosting nobiliary boxes and the royal seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Associated Press
Palo Thia
Robert Hamilton
Spain
Plaza de Toros
Europe
Paris
Patterson Commencement at Crystal Spring School
Ten graduates will receive diplomas at Patterson township school exercises on Thursday evening June 7 in Crystal Spring school. Superintendent C L Cronebaugh will deliver the address. The program lists ten graduates and multiple recitations and songs by the class, with Buckeye Quartette providing music. The board of education includes J Sprankle as president along with Kauffman Stoner Bade and Holl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson’ Township Patterson School
Crystal Spring School
Nuse
C. L. Cronebaugh
Massillon
Friends of the
Township
Arthur B Clay
Ralph Pitz
Robert C. Stoner
Harry L. Miller
Viola L. Hall
Nettie Helga
Lillian May Meisner
Edith Kuntzman
Edna L. Sheffler
Edwin Ebte
Harry J Stockerd
Mattia Hetee
W . Seeeeeees
B. Clay
Lilhan A. Meisner
Nates
Edith Kontzmen
Ralph Pitstone
Ns Wear
Robert C. Tomer
Edna L. Shomer Bongiat
Viola L. Hott
Harry J
Cls
Cronebenghe
Board of Education
J. Sprankle
Harry Ys Kauffman
A. J. Stoner
J. J
Bade Holl
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boards of Equalization of
Canton, Massillon and Alliance
Hospital Notes
Institution
England
Longeworth
Ident
Presi
Dent Green
Hilnois
Henry Leahy
The
Board of Public Service
Will
Henry Shriver
Henry L. Leahy
West Main Street
Frantz
Leahy
Shriver
Leshy
J. W. Foltz
C. C. Evans
Sewer Commission
J. C. Haring
U.S
Mukgen
Chastman
C. E. Davison
Noah. Moser
Mass
Anna Master
Martha Wetzel
Lathe
Eng
Hollister
Rocky‘ Mountain
Baltzly Company
J. H Walker
Sunbury
Merchants OF
Ww. H. Raff
Ds F. Myers
C. G. Weimer
Winfield & CO
A. ©. Goudy
M.D
James Hammel
BH. A. Wood
Beach
City Hotel
Richards & Woods, Proprietors
Patterson
Jackson Township
Crystal Spring
Glass
Cronebaugh
Massillon Quartette
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