Prohibition, Foraker, and Russian royal birth dominate party notices
Republican county conventions endorse state and national administration and demand Senator Foraker’s re election. Prohibition party support lingers in national politics while temperance amendments gain ground. Royal birth in Russia stirs succession concerns as factories and agriculture show strong export activity and rising U S coffee consumption and grain yields forecast.
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Foraker
First Submarine Cable and Stomach Bitters Recall History
An old advertisement-style passage compares the first submarine cable laid across the English Channel to Hestetter's Stomach Bitters. It touts the Bitters as a universal remedy for dyspepsia, indigestion, flatulence, constipation, biliousness, nervousness, and insomnia, claiming long-standing public success and urging readers to try it. Testimonials praise Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for aiding digestion and breakfast tolerance.
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English Channel
Hestetter
Stormy Monday Floods Canton With Electrical Sparks and Scare
A severe Monday storm raked the area with lightning and falling rain. Passengers on a Canton trolley witnessed a trolley wire fire that burned switch boxes and sent flames through the car but caused no serious injuries. Telegraph offices reported burning fuses as lightning danced along wires. Two boys, William Kinney and Tom Davis, were knocked down on Cherry street but escaped harm. Public library staff and students endured intense fear as electric displays surged through reading rooms. A rumor that St Marys schoolhouse was struck proved false.
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Canton
Mang
William Kinney
Charles Kinney
Tom Davis
Cherry Street
St. Mary’s School
Court verdict awards 882.75 in Bisler vs Snyder case
In County Court, Matilda Bisler won against Frank J. Snyder for 882.75 plus interest after admitting 43.57 paid for five months of labor at 15 dollars monthly. Jury delivered verdict for full claimed amount. Also notes electric line work, probate filings, guardianships, marriages, and estate actions in Canton area.
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Castor
Matilda Bisler
Frank J. Snyder
Canton, Mascillon & Akron
Canton Council
C. F. Moore
Samantha Rohn
Sugarcreek Township
John Youngman
William
Pearl 8
Fashbaugh
Jackson Township
Henry J. Lonas
Tuscarawas Township
N. H. Willaman
Massillon
Nancy Ann Willaman
Albert C. Kotzenborn
Flora Bailey
William $. Adams
Florence C. Maxheimer
Louis Wittman
Cathryn Weber
Jeremiah Souera
Lawrence Township
B. F. Hershey
Helen and
Ralph Wolf
Peruna Fame Cited By Federal Marshal in Washington Letter
In a Washington letter Hon FP Simmona United States Marshal Mobile praises Peruna as the most excellent remedy for grip and catarrh. The piece extols systemic catarrh and credits Dr Hartman with linking after effects of la grippe to systemic catarrh, noting Peruna as the only specific remedy. A Texas hotel proprietor testimonial, plus a free lecture offer from The Peruna Medicine Company, conclude the report.
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Simmona
United States
Mobile
Alabama
Ietter
Washington, D.C
Hartmann
Hartman
Perrns
Pernna
J.P. Lowery
City Hotel
Albany
Texas
Dr. Hartman
Peruna Medicine , Company
Columbus
Ohio
Ten year old Getz dies after lightning strike on clothes line
T Lee Getz, son of Mr and Mrs Turenne Getz, died shortly after a lightning strike to a wire clothes line between a coal house and an out building. Nicholas Fromholtz survived the incident with minor effects. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 3:30 PM, Rev. O P Foust officiating. The building sustained minimal damage. authorities notified and Mr Getz notified en route home.
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Turenne Getz
T. Lee Getz
Farenne Getz
Independent
Lee Getz
Nicholas Fromholtz
North Grant Street
West Tremont Street
O. P. Foust
The
Reformed Church
Unprecedented Farm Improvements Sweep Area Says Welker
William Welker reports widespread progress as farmers paint barns and houses and add improvements. He notes the same trend in town with many properties being upgraded, calling it a sign of the times. Welker lives a mile southeast of the city and was among the first to begin such changes.
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William Welker
Mr. Welker
Crystal Spring Team Prepares to Meet Newman or Rolling Will
William Leonard of Crystal Spring, manager of the local baseball team, states his squad is ready to face Newman or Rolling Will. He recalls both teams challenging them and says they will play for sport or any other reason. Also mentions a headache remedy advertisement.
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Leonard Saya
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