Infirmary Directors Meet Counties For Ohio Inspection
Northern Ohio infirmary directors gather in Cason on June 9 to discuss management duties and economy. Members include Mahoning Stark Columbiana Tuscarawas Medina Wayne Holmes Coshocton Portage Summit with Henry Bixler presiding and Richard Shale as secretary. County commissioners finish quarterly jail infirmary and workhouse inspections. Samuel Halter dies at 18 after heat collapse on C C S tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cason
Northern Ohio
Mahoning
Stark
Columbiana
Tuscarawas
Medina
Wayne
Holmes
Coshocton
Portage
Summit
Henry Bixler
Stark County
Richard Shale
Youngstown
Sherif Zaiser
John Krause
Canton
West L
Samuel Halter
Lincoln Avenue
France
Sylvester Harlow
William Bellingham
Massillon
Kingsley
M A. Fisher
Eighth Ohio
Cuba
Company L Armory
Common Pleas Court
Court Room No. 1
McCarty
Edmunds
Canal Fulton
Schimke
Crystal Spring Coal Co
Ohio Hollow Block Co
Farmers Bank
Quinlan
Wardwell
Kerstetter
Ambenour
Dunkerly
Glass
Oyster
Ohio
Mitchell
McConahy
Hook
Maag
Chisler
Youley
Robertson
Fawcett
Grant
Burris
Chirston
Whitacre
Barker
Paar
City of Massillon
C-M. Electric Railway Company
Dannemiller & Sons
Meyer
Board of Education
Minerva Village
Hostetler Special
Taylor
Welty & Albaugh
Willis
Sheard
Dougherty
Guardian
Hahn
Putman
Styer
Yockey
City of
Alliance
Daniel Dulabahm
Anna Senn
John McFarren
Wilon Graber
Margaret Clark
William Geoghan
Property Transfers in Tuscarawas and Surrounding Townships
A list of land deeds and transfers across Massillon Sugarcreek Beach City and nearby townships. Entities include Philip Wendling Lydia Wend ling Sylvester Burd Anna Haas C Clifton McCue Joseph Sternes Christena Jones George R Jones Robert Vantine Barbara Ralston Henry Snyder J P Burton Herbert Venable and various parcels ranging from 3 to 169 acres with prices noted.
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Philip Wendling
Lydia A. Wendling
Massillon
Sylvester Burd
Charles E. Beck
Beach
Sugar Creek
Beach City
Henry Baxser
Anna
Michael Haas
Sugarcreek
Elizabeth Campbell
C. Clifton McCue
Lawrence Township
Joseph Sternes
Christena Jones
Bethlehem Township
George R. Jones
Robert Vantine
James M. Bushman
Tuscarawas Township
Barbara Ralston
Henry Snyder
J. P. Burton
Herbert Venable
Expert Thieves Loot Mill Street Residence In Afternoon Burglary
Between 3 and 5 o'clock burglars unlocked doors and ransacked Frederick Loëmler’s residence at 99 South Mill Street. Six dollars, jewelry including bracelets studs pearls and earrings, plus a coin with Koefler’s name were stolen. Ill-gotten items belonged to the Massillon lodge I. C. O. F and Miss Minnie Loefler. Two burglars entered with confidence, one tall and one stout, seen by Keller family neighbors. Mr Loëmler was in the barn during the crime. Police report a second break in at A. T. Skinner’s East Tremont home yielding about $15 and jewelry. entry likely through unlocked back door, with bed rooms and desks ransacked. The Skinner robbery was found around 4 o'clock.
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Frederick LoeMer
South Mill Street
Koeffler
Loebler
Massillon Lodge
Minnie Loefler
Keller
Decker Becomes Local Manager of Central Union Tel Co
W L Decker took charge today as local manager of Central Union Telephone Company succeeding Mr Robinson who leaves for Crestline this afternoon. Also reported, a U S proving ground north of Akron tests Falls Rivet shells for a 100000 unit order, with first shots on a 24 inch plate. 1000 shots required for the contract. Consolidation of Mt Union and Scio colleges discussed at Youngstown Methodist conference with a plan to consolidate and strengthen the institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Decker
Telephone Company
Central Union Telephone Company
Mr. Robinson
Crestline
United Grates
Akron
Falls Rivet & Machine Company
Cuyahoga Falls
Indian Head Proving Grounds
Navy Yard
Norwalk
Youngstown Dispatch
Youngstown
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
East Ohio Conference
Edmonds
Mt. Union
Scio
East Ohio
Massillon business leader J P Burton dies at 79
Jonathan Prescott Burton, 79, prominent Massillon coal and iron magnate and head of Ridgway Burton Coal Co, died of heart failure at his East Main Street home after a rapid illness. He built Massillon industry, organized several firms, served on city council, and led the Massillon Social Club. Funeral Sunday at 2:30 PM with private burial. wedding invitations for Alice Burton and John E. McLain withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Prescott Burton
Ridgway Burton Coal Company
Massillon
East Main Street
Burton
Courtney Burton
Pennsylvania Limited
East
Prescott Burton
Mr. Burton
Penn's Manor
Philadelphia
England
Jonathan Burton
America
William Penn
New York City
Davis, Burton & Co
Europe
Jack E. Ridgway
Northern Pacific
Stillwater
St. Paul
Ridgway
Ridgway Burton
Pennsylvania Iron & Coal Company
Canal Dover
Burton, Biedler & Phillips Company
Cleveland
Union National Bank
Alice C
Clara
Courtney
J. Prescott
L. M. Ogle
York
Society of Friends
Alice Burton
John E. McLain
Massillon Perry GOP committee organizes for year
The Republican central committee for Massillon and Perry township organizes for the year with George H. Shaunf as president Li P. Stusser as secretary H. K. Conrad as treasurer. Other members include John Manowweiler EB Jacoby A Ellis L A Koons Gregory Davis R F Kreisher and Benjamin Ayres.
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Republican Central Committee
Massillon
Perry Township
George H. Shaunf
Li. P. Stusser
H. K. Conrad
John Manoweiler
EB Jacoby
A. Ellis
L. A. Koons
Gregory Davis
R. F. Kreisher
Benjamin Ayres
Russell's Accident Leaves Stone Contractor Seriously Hurt
John B. Russell a West Main Street saloonkeeper and stone contractor fell backward from a wall he was building and is seriously injured. Doctors fear several broken ribs with arm and shoulder injuries. Dr. Smith is attending him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Russell
West Main Street
Dr. Smith
DeWitts Little Early Risers Liver Remedy Ad
Morning fatigue and headache blamed on biliousness. Ad promoting DeWitts Little Early Risers as a pleasant prompt liver regulator and laxative that never grips. Printed by Rider and Snyder.
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DeWitt
Rider & Snyder
NeWitt
Rider & Spyder
Storm at Scio Destroys Derricks and Injures Workers
A fierce storm hit Scio on Tuesday afternoon, striking multiple derricks with lightning and causing fires that were quickly smothered by workers. Several men suffered electrical shocks and burns, but only one injury was serious. property damage was modest, mostly to brick structures. Allen Oil Company escaped loss as No 1 well produced about sixty barrels daily.
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Scio
Allen Oil Company
Massilion
Dynamite Dave Gallagher of Massillon Absence With Mystery
Longstanding Massillon resident known as Dynamite Dave has vanished for over a year. Local friends and a half sister Mrs William Jones report no contact or financial activity, sparking belief he may be dead. Past exploits include drunken stunts with dynamite and a fatal-seeming spiritualist incident that left him altered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave” Gallacher
Massillon
Wiliam Jones
Cherry Street Canal Bridge
Gallagher
Dave
Jones
Grain-O and health tonics in a busy ads page
An advertising roundup touts Grain-O as a tasty coffee substitute that aids digestion and strengthens nerves, costing about the same as coffee and suitable for children and adults. It also mentions DeWitt's Little Early Risers for constipation and biliousness, Burdock Blood Bitters for dyspepsia, and Beecham's pills as the best options.
Massillon Seeks Colored Knights of Pythias Union
News of societies reports Massillon aims to form a colored Knights of Pythias lodge with officers elected under Lincoln council notes. Massillon Home Circle plans display at the Armory with supreme president P D Stratton due to speak. Local efforts include Cleveland lodge joining and interest in a colored Elks group. Modern Woodmen convention in Kansas City noted as largest in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Knights of Pythias
Masonic
Lincoln Council
Meciani
Samue Cilior
W. B. Martin
Croninger
Sentinel
C. Sentinel
G B. Eggert
En Uniform Bank
Katz
Canton Campun
Brthrey
Armory
T Home Circle
Vrand
P. D. Stratton
Sharon
Circe
Lodge of Colored Elks
Joan Fields
H. W. Elsass
Modern Woodmen
Kansas City
Masonic Temple
Alesatiiua di
Canal Fulton high school grants diplomas in ceremony
Cana Futon June 10 The twenty first class to graduate from Canal Fulton high school received their diplomas Thursday evening in the school hall. Members include Louise Bauman Miriam Hoover Olive Schillinger Nettie Brown Edward Donnenwirth Majorie Donnen wirth Nettie Kittinger Cora Eva Krear Caroline Leibenguth Albert Nichter Charles Schild Elia Wagner Mary Williams. Diplomas presented by F A Fisher. Rev B F Schillinger gave invocation and Rev Wm Elliot benediction. An orchestra provided music. The junior class held an entertainment in the school hall on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cana Futon
Canal Fulton High School
Louise Bauman
Miriam Hoover
Olive Schillinger
Nettie Brown
Edward Donnenwirth
Majorie Donnenwirth
Nettie Kittinger
Cora Eva Krear
Caroline Leibenguth
Albert Nichter
Charles Schild
Elia Wagner
Mary Williams
County May Build Brick Yard For Prison Labor
Canton notes a plan by the county board to erect a brick bin and use prison labor to mill, mix, and produce bricks for the new broom factory and grounds walls. No action was taken at the meeting, with officials citing ample supply concerns and ongoing repairs.
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Cantos
County Warshouse
Atickate
New Organization Forms In Stark County For Lighting
A new group named protect wi and with the four Humberger forms with L. A. Limis as president J. M. Seese as vice president EE Pos as secretary Wm. 3lntendent as treasurer to promote manufacturing vending the Washing oo system in Stark county. It offers street and commercial lighting services and claims the Washington light is the best safest and most economical. For details and inspection contact the superintendent at Warwick block Massillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humberger
L. AL Limis
J. M. Seese
EE. Pos
Stark County
W Jngton
Forte
Warwick Block
Massilion
Fighting near Manila drives rebels from Paranaque
At daybreak 4500 Allied troops moved from San Pedro and Macati toward Manila Bay to clear the area south of Manila toward Paranaque. By noon the countryside was secured to Paranaque. Two American officers were killed and twenty-one soldiers wounded. Rebels fought hard at their strong positions leaving dead and many wounded in trenches. Heat slowed operations with many prostrations. about forty five percent of American troops were exhausted. Monadnock and three other ships shelled Paranaque forcing rebels to evacuate.
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Manila
Br Asso Press
Wheaton
San Pedro
Macati
Bay Manila
Bay Dake
Mania
Paranaque
Duy
Pararaque
Revels
No Cars Moving in Cleveland Strike Tremors
In Cleveland on June 10, motormen and conductors on the Consolidated Street Railway walked out at dawn, demanding union recognition arbitration and better pay. Strikers began running omnibus lines as cars failed to move. A late attempt to run cars without success led to a brief clash with a brick injuring a man on a track. President Bryan urged restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Associated Press
Consolidated Street Railway
Bryan
Aucller
Why Jim Won in Los Angles Press Message
A garbled report notes a victory attributed to Jim, with conflicting lines about approval and entitlement. It references a preacher, a tentative price or amount, and a concluding message of congratulations for hard work and victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los
Ataud Witt
The Paris Abandoned Near Covenack Coast
The steamer Paris will be abandoned by her officers today as a heavy sea drives her ashore. Engines shifting and all attempts to save the vessel have ceased. The situation is reported from Covenack on June 10 by the Associated Press.
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Covenack
Associated Press
Paris
Captain Nichols Dies of Sunstroke at Manila Port
Manila dispatch reports Captain Henry E. Nichols of the monitor Mopadnok died from sunstroke. The Navy Department confirms the death and notes he served aboard the vessel during current duties in the area.
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Woasatxeton
Associated Press
Navy Department
Barker
Manila
Henry E. Nichols
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County Seat News
NEW Military Company
Infirmary Directors’ Association—County Commissioners
Rach
George H. Shauf
Russell
Death
Beecham’s
Findlay
Toledo
Tulin
Sandusky
Norways
Hans Doned
Dr. Fowler
Thoms Thurman
Troy
United States
Dean
Y. McCall
Washingto Lighting Company of
Sanila
Jim
Captain Nichols
Abele
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