Local Business Directory Listings in Massillon
A Massillon Ohio directory lists Hanes Unserest National Bank with J H Hunt president and H L McLain cashier, Jos Cornu 48on rolling mill, Assillon Glass Factory making green glass hollow wares, Assillon Iron Bridge Co, Von Kanbil jewelry store, Joseph Coleman jewelry dealer, Blusser's Vegetable Pills advertised for liver stomach and kidney health.
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Unserest Nion National Bank
Massillon
Ohio
J. H. Hunt
H. L. McLain
Gashier
Assillon Glass Factory
Asaillon-Ibron Bridge CO
Pullman Parlor Cars New Run Cleveland to Cincinnati
New through car service on the Cleveland Akron and Columbus line adds Pullman parlor cars from the Pullman works. Cars feature large plate glass windows, roomy smoking and lounging spaces, and a smooth ride with daily departures from Cleveland at 9 56 am and 10 50 am to Columbus and Cincinnati, continuing to Indianapolis and St. Louis via Columbus.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland, Akron & Columbus Railway
Pullman
Sita
Aaron
Orrville
Gunemnati
Grasiinali
Columbus Vienaus
Mt. Vernon
Goimelie
Life and Moan 2 Dr King's New Discovery Testimony
W A Hines of Manchester recounts a near-death experience from measles and lung trouble that led to consumption He credits Dr King's New Discovery with a complete cure and claims many others have benefited It is offered in regular sizes 50c and 110 and trial bottles are free at Z T Bulizly's drug Store
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W. A. Hines
Manchester
Trian
Z.T. Bulizly
Self Cure Story of Renick Hamilton by Arnica Salve
Renick Hamilton of West Jefferson Ohio suffered 18 months from a rectal fistula. Doctors warned of death without a costly operation, but he reportedly cured himself using five boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The product, priced at 25 cents per box, was sold by Z T Baltaly, druggist.
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Renick Hamilton
West Jefferson
Z. T. Baltaly
Appetite of a Goat Seeks Better Digestion and Health
The advertisement promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as a stomach and liver remedy. It claims the pills provide a splendid appetite, sound digestion, and regular bodily habit, promising perfect health and energy. Available for 250 at Z. T. Baliz ly's drug store.
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Dr. King
Z. T. Balizly
Glorious Cure Claims From Dr Cargile for Mrs Brewer
Dr D B Cargile reports four bottles of Electric Bitters cured Mrs Brewer of scrofula after years of suffering and failed treatments. The tonic is touted as a blood purifier and remedy for eruptions, ulcers, and rheumatic conditions, priced at 50 cents. Also advertised Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething and a Colorado travel book from Chicago & North Western Railway with a Denver arrival in one night.
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D. B. Cargile
Washita
I. T
Z. T. Baltzly
Chicago & North Western Railway
Colorado
Chicago
Denver
Colorado Springs
Manitou
D. W. Aldridge
Superior Street
Cleveland
Slugger'n Health Tablets Promoted in Ad Claim
An old advertisement urges purchasing Slugger'n Sick and Nervous Headache Tablets as the only sure cure. It touts 10c and 25¢ prices at all druggists and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as the proven medicine to buy when you need relief.
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Hood
Hanna Denies Cramp Was 400000 Warship Fund Donor
Senate heatedly debated Pettigrew charges that Philadelphia shipbuilder Cramp contributed 400000 to the 1892 Republican campaign, to be reimbursed by government warship contracts. Hanna and Carter denied the allegation, Pettigrew stood by his claim, and debate touched on past elections and party conspiracies.
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Cramp
Carter
Hanna
Washington
Bacon
Senate
Pettigrew
Philadelphia
Republican Campaign Fund
Republican National Committee
Mr. Pettigrew
Atlantic
Comunion
Columbus
South Dakota
Burke
Cleveland
Senate of the United States
Foraker
James R. Gar‘field
Ohio
United States
Garfield
Oregon
Teller
Republican Senate
Letter From Bryan Read In House on Trusts
A Bryan letter read in the House from Lincoln Nebraska states he never claimed a constitutional amendment is necessary to annihilate trusts. He says he supports constitutional legislation and would favor a constitutional amendment if Supreme Court decisions declare the measures constitutional. He contends the Republican party does not want to destroy trusts. He notes Republicans unanimously supported a proposition during this Congress.
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Lincoln
Neb
Mr. Crsatinas
Supreme Court
Congress
Turbulent House Session Over Ice Trust and Army Promotions
In Washington the house battled over the New York ice trust and military academy funding. Gaines and Grosvenor traded accusations regarding Democratic and Republican stockholders while defenders praised Generals Miles and Corbin amid calls for rank and appointments. A later attempt to shelve Idaho strike report parts was blocked.
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Wasaixatos
Gaines
Tenn
New York Ice Trust
Ray
N. Y
Grosvenor
Ice Trust
Sulzer
Platt Machine
Driggs
Miles
Corbin
Hay
Idaho
List of American soldiers deaths in the Philippines
The War Department via General MacArthur reports multiple Philippine deaths from causes including dysentery typhoid fever and malaria. Names listed include Charles H. Peterson Frank E Spears Earl H Peck Laure Gow ing and George St Clair with dates ranging May and April across infantry cavalry and artillery units.
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Philippines
War Department
MacArthur
Thirty-ninth Infantry
Charles H. Peterson
Thirtieth Infantry
Frank E. Spears
Eighteenth Infantry
Frank Kessler
Twenty Sixth Infantry
Earl H. Peck
Hospital Corps
Joseph W. Sheahon
Joseph W. Sheahon; May 31, Battery C, Sixth Artillery
Adolph Tross
Laure Gowing
Thirty-fifth Infantry
Frank Obanavan
Arthur N. James
Thirty Ninth Infantry
Charles Neterton
Forty-sixth Infantry
George St. Clair
Third Cavalry
Joseph Harris
Thirty Seventh Infantry
Basil Owen
Eleventh Cavalry
John Moore
Wm. Crispen
James G. Lynch
Variola
Forty Sixth Infantry
Edwin Marsh
Thirty-first Volunteer Infantry
Thirty-fourth Infantry
Raphael A. Edmondson
Peninsular and Oriental Ship Company Aids Indian Famine
The P and O Steamship Company donates £5000 to the Indian famine fund. Lord Curzon reports cholera in Bombay districts with deplorable conditions as large works are deserted. Bombay government authorizes scattered village works. relief measures improve in British India and native states. About 5,770,000 people are now receiving relief.
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London
Peninsular and Oriental Steamship Company
Indian Famine Fund
Lord Curzon
Kedleston
Bombay
British India
Telegram to Governor on callout protection amid unrest
Fifty prominent St Louis citizens sent a telegram to Governor Stephens urging him to call out the militia to protect life and property. The house anti trust bill moved to the Senate judiciary committee by 43 to 20. Brigadier General Otis promoted to major general and Wheeler to brigadier general. Boer envoys spoke at a large Chicago mass meeting.
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St. Louis
Stephens
Senate Judiciary Committee
Otis
Wheeler
Chicago
Disaster at Lindley and Methuen’s swift pursuit
Lord Roberts reports the Thirteenth Imperial Yeomanry surrendered near Lindley to a superior Boer force on May 31. Methuen hurried from Heilbron toward Kroonstad, covering 44 miles in 25 hours but arriving too late to save Colonel Spragge’s Yeomanry. Methuen then engaged the Boers in a five hour running fight and routed them. The dispatch notes hope for Irish Yeomanry release from captivity.
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Loxpox
Lord Roberts
Imperial Yeomanry
Pretoria
Thirteenth
Lindley
Methuen
Heilbron
Kroonstad
Spragge
Whipped Tablas Rebels and Other War News
Major Johnson leads two infantry companies and 25 men to Tablas, capturing 4 rebels and 10,000 rounds of ammunition with 24 rifles. G company takes trenches near Norzagaray after 50 insurgents are engaged, 9 wounded. Trumpeter Speaker praised for bravery by Gen Funston. Elsewhere, Askew tortured near Biloxi. Mrs Sherman to be buried at Massinchy tomorrow with family condolences pouring in.
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Johnson
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Eighteenth Infantry
Romblon
Tablas
Thirty-fifth Infantry
Norzagaray
Bulacan
Speaker
Funston
Fourth Cavalry
Thirty-fourth Regiment
Charles D. Roberts
San Miguel de Mayumo
Pretoria Falls to British Forces Amid Surrender Talks
Lord Roberts reports Pretoria surrendered unconditionally after Botha declined defense and sought terms. Mrs Botha and Mrs Kruger remain in Pretoria as British troops take possession at 2 pm. Miss Mary Kingsley dies in Simonstown nursing post, and Consul Hay reports All Well from Pretoria occupation.
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Lespex
War Office
Rob
Botha
Pretoria
Mary Kingsley
Care Town
Mary H. Kingsley
Canon Kingsley
Simonstown
Hay
Ashiaton
United States
State Department
Republicans Carry Oregon Vote Narrow Pluralities Reported
Returns from 22 of 33 counties show Wolvert on Republican for supreme court with a 7957 plurality. Tongue, Moody and other Republicans win in districts one and two. Legislature will be Republican controlled with a 22 vote joint ballot. Woman suffrage amendment defeated. Died From His Injuries Lancaster painter Samuel P. Graver leaped from a second story window at Columbia Wagon works after a panicked misreading of danger from falling wagon wheels.
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Port Lane
Wolverton
Justice of the Supreme Court
Tongue
Moody
Congress
Lancaster
Samuel P. Graver
Columbia Wagon Works
Columbia
Market swings and railroad stocks lead mixed New York session
A day of market strength and pressure to sell left prices below Monday’s close for most stocks, with Atchison preferred reaching a high near two months prior. Railroads like Baltimore and Ohio Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific led gains on dividend hopes as other sectors lagged amid dull trading. Bond activity was quiet with $1,845,000 par value traded.
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New York
Atchison Preferred
Atchison
Baltimore and Ohio
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Pennsylvania
United States
Wrecking Crew Tragedy and Fatal Rail Wrecks Reported
Reports from Bethlehem and Reavine recount multiple fatal rail incidents. Engineer Harry Schrieber died after a collision near Saylorsburg Junction. William M. Brader was decapitated while sleeping on tracks. In Port Clinton two men were found on a freight car after an overhead bridge strike and are expected to die. Other notes include a senate nomination rejection and local reformatory board appointment in Tyrone.
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Bethlehem
Jersey Central
Saylorsburg Junction
Harry Schrieber
William M. Brader
Reavine
Thomas G. Brennan
Girardville
Michael Gilroy
Pittsburg
Reading Railway
Port Clinton
Williamsport hangs murderer of wife and three children
William H. Hummel was hanged in Williamsport Pennsylvania for the murder of his wife and her three children on November 16, 1899. He died bravely. In Washington the house committee on military affairs commended General Merriam's course in the Coeur d Alene strike investigation.
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Williamsport
William H. Hummel
Merriam
Washington
House Committee On Military Affairs
Coeur du Aleno
General Merriam
Indiana's Democratic Convention Ends In Broad Platform
The Indiana Democratic state convention opened amid rain and reaffirmed the 1896 platform condemning the current administration and Republicans over Cuba and Puerto Rico. It denounced double salaries for Cuban officers, favored direct senate elections, opposed a larger army, and backed the Monroe Doctrine. Kern was nominated on the first ballot and Shively declined a gubernatorial nomination. Bryan was endorsed for the national convention. The silver question was kept in the background.
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Associated Press
Republican Party
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Sulu
Hawaii
United States
Q. Shively
Kern
Bryan
Fighting the Boxers near Pekin and Taku clashes
Russian landing at Taku halted by Japan as Boxers clash near Pekin leaving many dead. Alarm grows over Japan mobilization while Russia appears set to seize a foothold at the seaport, using the Boxer uprising as pretext.
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Associated Press
Pekin
Taku
Japan
Russia
Americans Engaged at Taku Harbor Dispatch Report
Admiral Kempff commanding the Newark reports engagement has begun and that he has landed extra marines. He requests another battalion from the arsenal, while North Atlantic squadron officers must report aboard within twelve hours. Indiana Kearsarge and Massachusetts ready for sea at five this morning.
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Washrleton
Associated Press
Kempff
United States
Newark
Taku
Navy Department
Arsenal
North Atlantic
Indiana
Kearsarge
Massachu
Dewey Arrives in Columbus to Welcoming Crowd
Admiral Dewey and his party arrived in Columbus to a large crowd at the depot. He will visit the veteran reunion at the park, tour the deaf mutes institute, and attend an evening camp fire and entertainment by the Press club.
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Columbus
Associated Press
Admiral Dewey
Press Club
Battleships Massachusetts and Indiana Ordered to Sea
PanDEL Pata June 6 The battleships Massachusetts and Indiana have been ordered to prepare for sea at once. They will sail to Hampton Roads and await orders. Both ships are practically ready now and will depart immediately. The move follows startling news from our representatives in China.
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Associated Press
Massachusetts
Indiana
Hampton Roads
China
New Negro Party Planned at Philadelphia Meeting
A gathering of prominent black bishops ministers editors lawyers and teachers in Philadelphia on June 6 decided to organize a national negro party and to field national state and congressional candidates in the coming campaign.
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Philadelphia
Associated Press
Danger in China Intensifies As Ships Move Toward Tientsin
Wastuncrox dispatches report from Associated Press notes the China crisis worsening. Admiral Remy ships gunboat Helena or similar light-draft vessel to support Kempf and aid delivery of men and supplies to Tientsin amid rising tensions.
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Wastuncrox
Associated Press
Conger
China
Remy
Helena
Kempf
Tientsin
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Business Directory
Hanes
Si ‘A. Oomkrad & CO
Maintreet
Assell & CO
Maeiztox Rolling Mill
Jos
Cornu
Merchant Bar and
Blackmith Iron
Jewelers
Eee Cc F. von Kanbil
eEast Main Street
En Oseph Coleman
Clonka Jewelry
Musical Instrumenta
Ate
Erie Street
Blusser
Ohioan
Cummings
Ien
W. J. Bryan
Lentz
Hall
The
Tythur
Gis
Mapartment
Lord Curzon Cables
Irish Yeomanry
Mose
Ala
Askew
Mississippi
Biloxi
Otha Dee
Mes. Krager
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Board of Trade
San Francisco
Chinese Six Companies
Health Board
Bynum
Wasatherox
Hon. W. Dynum
Port of
Tyrone
Hannispure
Samuel McCamimant
Huntingdon
Blue Jackets
DEWEY
Soldiers
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