Massillon Pastors and Town News Roundup
Newman June 5 report covers visits by DeHoff and Redman to Abraham Linn in Orrville, Decoration Day events, baptisms near Drake mine, village song and sermon praise, and local attendance at Massillon functions. North Lawrence notes describe children's day, parades, church events, and area auspicous weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Newman
Wilmot
North Lawrence
Urban Hill
Win. Rummins
Massilion
Joseph Ralston
Canton
Boxwell
Drake Mine
Edward Fisher
Nicholas Hoffman
George W Richards
William
Elizabeth Ralston
Cleveland
Robert Ralston
William Noot
Paul Herbruck
Fred W. Myer
Allie Pollock
Professor Roderick
Mr Simpson
Roderick
H. Daily
Jacob Baughman
Wayne County
New Graphophone for 25 Dollars With Dual Cylinders
A new graphophone priced at 25 dollars uses both large and small cylinders to meet demand since the large cylinder era began. The unit costs less than prior machines able to use the large cylinder and offers a wide selection via small records plus the Grand Record at no extra machine cost. It includes a dial speed indicator to show and adjust running speed. Columbia Phonograph Co. at 93 Chambers Street, New York, offers catalogs on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Phonograph Co
Chambers Street
New York
Clapper Family Reunion Set Near Fox Lake on June 15 1901
Relatives and friends are notified that the Clapper reunion will be held at the Samuel Clapper homestead on the southwest side of Fox Lake Saturday June 15 1901. All are cordially invited to attend by order of the committee J D Cuarter Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unson Hine
Coal Trust
W. J. Mullins
Massillon
Charles Dittmar
John Linsy
Daisy Farmer
No. d
North Lawrence
R. O. Ellis
George Ackerman
J. W. Schuckers
Hugh Wilson
NX. K, Bowman & Co
McCarty
Israel Stauffer
J.P. Jones
Dennis Moylan
Christ Ruch
Clapper
Samuel Clapper
Fox Lake
J. D. Cuarter
New Jewish University Plans Site in Washington Heights
Rev Dr Isadore Singer launches New York University for Jewish Theology History and Literature with projected annual income of 60000 dollars. Provisional committee named but not revealed. aims to be scientific in approach, with potential future absorption of existing Hebrew institutions and collaboration with city seminaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isadore Singer
New York City
New York Times
Washington Heights
Columbia University
New York University
Singer
New York
New University
Hebrew Union College
Cincinnati
Jewish Theological Seminary
Union College
Jewish Seminary
Theological Seminary
General Theological Seminary
Union Theological Seminary
Europe
Colored Children Refuse to Sing Dixie at Chicago School
At Farrow school in Chicago colored children, following their parents’ orders, did not join in Memorial day singing of Dixie. Teachers urged participation but received only a silent response. Lectures on unity and American identity followed with little effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Farrow
New York Times
North
South
Torpedo Advanced by Raya and Laird Clowes
William Laird Clowes writes in The New Liberal Review June issue about the Orling Arm strong torpedo. It can be launched from a warship top or a cliff and guided to impact within view. The weapon, called an adtinaut, is steered by rays or waves including light, electric oscillations, ultraviolet or cathodic rays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raya
William Laird Clowes
New Liberal Review
Orling-Armstrong
London
New York Sun
Memorial to Queen Victoria by Indian women
Under Lady Curzon leadership the women of India have contributed 100000 to endow nursing and midwifery scholarships as a memorial to Queen Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Victoria
Lady Curzon
Women of India
Abolishing a Whip in Parla Is Goomed
In Parla north, transport workers face a ban after the Societe Frotectrice des Animaux uncovers a regulation making the terrible plaited whip illegal for car men. The finding prompts debate on animal welfare and public conduct. The group urges enforcement and compliance nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parla
Societe Frotectrice Des Animaux
Steel Cofferdams Promise Submarine Construction Breakthrough
Chicago engineer George W. Jackson claims steel cofferdams and sheathing using P beams and channel irons will replace wood in tunnel and bridge work. His Wakefield rival system is outdated. the new design forms watertight barriers, slides apart for removal, tolerates any length, and can be driven into bottom soils without splitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George W. Jackson
Marine Foundation
Jackson
Novel Hay Stacker Hoists Farm Produce in Bozeman
Patent issued to Marvin C Hutchings of Bozeman Montana for a hay stacker derrick device. The invention features a base with adjustable sections, universal joints, ratchet raised upper members, forked guy ropes, and a hoist rope over a pulley to lift hay and other materials.
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Montana
Scientific American
Marvin C. Hutchings
Bozeman, Mon
Derrick Wii
New Motive Power From Genoa Reported by Spezzia Arsenal
A Genoa based journal notes Spezzia royal arsenal staff have created a hydropneumatic motor claimed to provide high motive force automatically without combustion or electricity. Details are not yet released. Also mentioned is Naudon's method to produce X rays without electricity by exposing a metal plate to violet spectrum rays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A& New
Caffaro
Genoa
Royal Arsenal
Spezzia
M. Naudon
Medical notes on cures and foods from a Rio Janeiro doctor
Dr Las Casas asserts a vegetable extract cures tuberculosis and cites a new ether compound from kresol. He notes temporary blood changes from altitude shift. Fruits and vegetables are praised for brain, liver, sleep, mouth, and blood health with cautions for delicate persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Casas
Rio Janeiro
Boers Capture Jamestown in four hours of fighting
Lord Kitchener reports Jamestown Cape Colony surrendered June 2 after four hours of combat. Three British soldiers killed and two wounded. Boer losses said greater. Stores looted, garrison released. General French placed in charge of Cape Colony operations. surrender provides ammunition and supplies to the Boers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpos
Associated Press
War Office
Lord Kitchener
Jamestown
Cape Colony
Kritzenger
French
Kritzinger
Strike called off of Youngstown roll turners
Youngstown June 5 The strike of roll turners at the American Steel Hoop Company is declared off. Several workers signed individual contracts with the company yesterday and the rest will return in line since no further advantage is seen in remaining out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Associated Press
American Steel Hoop Company
Chaffee Arrives at Manila With Ninth Infantry
Manila June 6 General Chaffee and staff with two Ninth Infantry companies arrived from Taku and were greeted by a major general's salute. A patient James Brown of Portsmouth Virginia, over 90, long suffered a facial sore. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cured him. Advertisements list Chas W Cupples and Rider Snyder addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Associated Press
Chaffee
Ninth Infantry
Taku
James Brown
Putsmouth
DeWitt
Chas. W. Cupples
West_Tremont street
Rider & Snyder
East Main Street
Chas W. Cupples
W. Tremont Street
Main Street
West Tremont Street
Rider
R Snyder
B. Main St
Laborers Discharged After Coxey Quarry Strike
Forty laborers at the Coxey quarries and foundry, mainly Poles and Italians, struck Monday seeking pay raise from 1.35 to 1.50 a day. They were paid and discharged Wednesday morning and ordered to vacate their company housing. Coxey plans to hire replacements at 1.85 daily. Also notes on medical remedies and a promotional excerpt for Pennsylvania Lines excursions to St Paul Kansas City and Toledo for upcoming union and lodge meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxey Quarries and Foundry
Coxey
Pennsylvania Lines Offer Excursion Tickets for Epworth League
The Pennsylvania Lines will sell excursion tickets to San Francisco July 5 to 12 inclusive for the Epworth League Convention. For details see Ticket Agents of Pennsylvania Lines. When choosing a method for new business, consider The Evening Independent advertising columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensylvania
Pennsylvania Lines
St. Paul
Minn
Modern Woodmen of
Amer
Kansas City
Imperial Council Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
Toledo
Coal Dealers’ Association of Ohio
San Francisco
Epworth League
Evening Independent
Death by Own Action in Uhrichsville Mayor's Office
Pry Carey aged 02 years of Uhrichsville committed death by own actions in the mayor’s office on Tuesday afternoon by shooting himself in the head. He had been arraigned on a health related charge and, after a brief hearing, departed. Minutes later he returned seeking to kill the mayor and health officer, fired a shot, and was found dead with a wound to the back of the head. This incident warns that neglect of health orders leads to danger and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pry Carey
Uhrichsville
Carey
McCollaim
Health Board
Reed
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Norra Lawrence
Paul Herhbruck
John Pollock
Sadie Campbell
David Jones
Rachel Pollock
Lorain
John Fisher
Hop Williams
Dixmont
Acorn Rebekah Lodge
G. A.R
O.U. A.M
Mr. Willard
Canal Fulton
Newman's Creek Chapel
Joe) Carmack
Barberton
William Boyd
Cun- Uctave
Dormerly
Carmack
Avon Stouller
Henry
Campcrelk
Cavrensek
Michael Christioan
Elton
Klondike
Harvey Warstler
Cross Roads
Mr. Berry
Fred Stoner
Marion Culler
Lutheran Church
Goat Hill
William Crossing
E. D. Ott
Eva Ott
Blanche Whitmore
William Scott
Stanwood
Staxwood
Windspear Construction Company
Krause
Brookfield Doing
West Brookrerp
Ida Snyder
Myrtle Crofut
Pigeon Run
Golden Segner
Mabel Blumenauer
Thomas Pattison
Fred Bagot
John Rikard
Daniel Friend
Miss Muskopf
Per Lee Levers
Wampler
Verdie Oberlin
Bertha Erb
Vesta Muskopf
Turkeyfoot Lake
Arthur Snavely
Indiana
Merman Walters
Wm. Levers
Morris
Elna Oberlin
Cassy Jones
Wilmot Briefs
Wilmot Post
G. A. BR
Magsillanians
W.S
L. C. Spidle
K. Mahon
M. & Church
George Slayman
Nauman
Tuscarawas
Zoar
Tuscaraway
Fred. Koontz
Tuscara
NEW Jewish University
Dixie
Hay Stacker
Medical Notes
Roll Turners
DR. Fenner
Sions
Himeeclf
Dr. Wood
Mother Goose Reymes
Colum Phonograph
Bash Ave
Cyprien
Dalton Stock Farm
Dalton
Ohio
Bell Bros
Rudy, Dalton, O
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Sonnhalter Bidg
W. Main St
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