Nearby Towns Stanwood and Campcreek Notes
Stanwood reports E A Oberils of Cleveland visiting family. Cross Roads festival postponed due to weather. Klondike mine sale and band performances noted. Newman and Sixteen communities share church events, festivals, and baptisms. local politics and school events also mentioned.
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E. A. Oberils
Cleveland
Cross Roads Church
P. C. Weirich
Wilmot
J. J. Willaman
Canton
W. D. Obertin
Campcreek
Pigeon Run
Cross Roads
Goat Hill
Daniel Surhart
Benjamin Baughman
David Philips
Elton
Chapel
Fred Beck
J. D. Zupp
East Greenville
Klondike
Cleveland Coal Company
Carrie McFarren
Joseph Swihart
Massillon
Daniel Wurtz
Harvey Warstler
West Lebanon
Church Lawn
Cemetery Association
Stanwood Band
Leota Levers
G. R. Snavely
Arlan Minger
Thelma
Barberton
EB. E. Cook
Clare
Columbus
Della Eckard
Sixteen Cemetery Association
Verdie Oberlin
Tuscarawas
Machines in glass works revolution to cut glass crew
The American Window Glass Company begins practical operation of automated glass making in Alexandria Indiana. Twelve new machines replace blowers gatherers and snappers, developed by John Lubbers and backed by James A. Chambers and executives. Full trust adoption could displace thousands of skilled workers and fetch up to ten million dollars for patent rights.
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Pittsburg
American Window Glass Company
Alexandria
Ind
Depauw
Window Glass Trust
John Lubbers
James A. Chambers
M. M. Cullen
George E. Moore
T. Hart Given
American Glass Company
Strikes Grow Across Manila In Ongoing Labor Campaign
In Manila on June 11 strikes spread among printers butchers tobacconists hemp workers and carriage makers, numbering several thousand. Isabella de Los Reyes resigns as organizer amid a dummy leader taking over while strikers say orders still come from her. Workers claim wages are already three times pre American era. De Los Reyes dismisses personal risk, saying it matters little to him whether Americans shoot him.
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Newman
Anton Russ
Wooster
August Peter
Anna Griffith
Massillon Stone and Fire Brick Company
Jennie Reese
Joseph
David
Mary Redman
Mineral Point
Emanuel Joy
Akron
Robert Ralson, Jr
Cleveland
Jabez Thomas
Navarre
W. P. Walter
Patterson
Stark County
Harvey Smith
Anna Crichton
Massillon
Manila
Isabella de Los Reyes
de Los Reyes
Massillon Mine Plans Airshaft Sinkage Before Fall Operations
Preparations are under way at Massillon Mining Company's No 5 mine formerly Warwick No 2 to sink an airshaft. The mine, shut down for months, aims to complete the shaft before operations resume this fall. survey is finished and part of the machinery installed.
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Massillon Mining Company
Warwick No. 2
Insects and their enormous toll on American crops
Harper's Magazine cites historic insect losses across the United States. Cinch bug devastations reach tens of millions in several years, the Rocky Mountain locust wrecks Kansas and neighboring states, and other pests like cotton caterpillar and codling moth inflict hundreds of millions in damage annually. Estimates by entomologists through 1899 place total annual losses in the hundreds of millions to nearly a third of agricultural output, with a remedy promising relief.
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Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
B. D. Walsh
United States
C. Y. Riley
Division of
Entomology
James Fletcher
E. Dwight Sanderson
Harper’s Magazine
Home-Seekers Excursions via Pennsylvania Lines
Low rate excursion tickets to West Northwest and Southwest destinations sold via the Pennsylvania Lines. Details on fares train times and other information available from passenger and ticket agents. One hundred miles shortest to Chatanooga Queen and Crescent Route.
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West
Northwest
Pennsylvania Lines
Chattanooga
Queen & Crescent
Boston
Mass
Pennylvania
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Pennsylvania
Senator Hanna Memorably Maps the Canal Debate
Washington notes recount the slog of bills to amend the interstate commerce law with little progress. Senators Hanna and Mitchell spar over canal plans while a traveling geography teacher maps lessons around the Senate chamber. A Pennsylvania constituent proposes banishing anarchists to hell, and Senator Teller’s anniversary affects a Cuban hearing adjournment.
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Hanna
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Congress
Mark
Linna
Senate
Ohio
Ile
Senator Mitchell
Nicaragua
Pennsylvania
Graham
Teller
Colorado
The Word That Opened Vanderbilt Safe
A Philadelphia Times account recalls Commodore Vanderbilt’s spelling weakness. When the bookkeeper asked for the daily word to unlock the safe, the Commodore blustered at a messenger, insisting the correct code was "d-o-g-e" and then "dog" and finally corrected him to "dog".
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Commodore Vanderbilt
Philadelphia Times
Queen Victoria's War and Public Affairs Interest
A column compiling remarks on Queen Victoria's continued role in government after Prince Albert's death, noting her personal notes and influence, plus a quote about future historians. The piece also includes light miscellany on teething remedies, early telegraphy, and a theatre anecdote about Mr Petronius de Hamme and Vera Verveigh’s casting and a piano mover joke.
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Queen Victoria
Sir Henry Ponsonby
The
Inquirer
George II
Oscar Browning
Century
Died In Place Of A Younger Man At The Wall Event
An English sergeant, McQuade, swaps places with Sir George Brown a teen at a French battlefield. Brown is warned he is too young to die as McQuade takes aim and falls with two bullets. A second item depicts a comic scene of a girl and her father discussing a guest named Smily and an invited trunk.
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Canal Fulton
St. Jacob's Lutheran Church
Mudbrook
Apew
J H. Focht
Prof. Focht
McCadden
Amanda Young
BE. L. Gileber
George Lamont
Warwick
J. W. Hoban
Massillon
Cherry Street
Fulton
Gilcher
Lamont
Lizzie Otten
Frederick Schrader
Jacob Barthelmas
Lutheran Church
Barthelmas
East High Street
Bertha Buck
Fred Buck
George Meichert
J Mottershead
McQuade
Julia
Leading Him On He Would
A fragmentary dialogue excerpt contrasts maternal chaperone rules with social expectations. The quip notes a girl escaping restrictions by engagement as a humorous surface. The item preserves a dated, witty tone typical of Brooklyn Life and Boston Journal snippets.
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Brooklyn
Dr Kennedy's Favorite Remedy touted for kidney cures
A historical advertisement-like snippet promotes Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as a cure for kidney and bladder symptoms detailing back pain scalding urination and nocturnal urges. It includes endorsements from a Rhinecliff pastor and notes on safety ingredients and available sizes. Also mentions eye salve sample and 1901 excursion tickets and other cures.
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David Kennedy
Aaron Coons
D. D
Rhinecliff
N. Y
David Kennedy Corp
Rondout
Market Notes and Miscellaneous Prices
Market brief lists vegetables and poultry, with prices and time slots. Shorthand figures show items priced per unit or weight, including 130 12-14 and 175 14-15 entries. Mas is noted as payer for three items, with 90.1 and 14-40-50 appearing as price or code references.
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Mio
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