Memorial services for Junior Order in Massillon cemetery
Ritual services held by Lincoln council Jr O U A M and allied groups at Massillon cemetery. Rev W W Wagar spoke on four principles including immigration, non sectarian schooling, flag in schools, and Bible in public schools. Deceased members named from Lincoln and Bagley councils with notes on interred members from allied councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of United American Mechanics
Massillon
Lincoln Eould
Ensign Bagley Council Jr. O. U. A. M
Loyal Council
Daughters of America
Lodge
W. W. Wagar
Wesley Methodist Church
Mavchved
United States
England
Wagar
Lincoln Council
Benjamin J. Stauffer
Frederick Spuhler
William T. Hamilton
Wilson Harmony
John Meek
William J. Overlin
David Endinger
Robinson Reinoehl
Daniel Felix
Jeremia Hartman
Peter Shaideker
Theodore ©. Acneret
Thomas I. Masters
William W. Welker
Frederick Seafton
8. W. Zapp
Bagley
Thomas McGuire
Arita Otto
Gertrude Jacoby
Eva Alexander
New Building Costs Discussed By County Officials
Canton county commissioners and infirmary directors will hold a joint meeting Friday to hear estimates from architects Tilden Canton Bostick Massillon and Epperson Alliance for a kitchen and dining room building at the infirmary. No prior cost estimates were provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
County Commissioners and Infirmary
Tilden
Bostick
Massillon
Epperson
Alliance
Strike In Massaillon District Hopes For Settlement
Operators and miners of the Massaillon district remain hopeful for a quick settlement of the strike. The state executive committee met with John H. Winder at Columbus and adjourned to reconvene Monday. Advices indicate an agreement detailing a settlement has been worked out to mutual satisfaction, with many expecting the strike to be declared off within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Minera
John H. Winder
Columbus
Operatora
Ordination of Leonard C. Burry at St Pauls Church
Leonard C. Burry eldest son of Rev L H Burry was ordained a Lutheran minister at St Pauls Church Canton with ordaining by Rev L F Barry assisted by Revs Schmucker Meyer and Coffman. His first charge is Marion Indiana and a large congregation attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard C. Burry
L. H. Burry
Massillon
Capital University At
Columbus
Lutheran Church
St Paul's Church
Marion
L. F. Barry
G. N. Schmucker
L. 5. Meyer
Canton
Luther Coffman
Faith Lutheran Chapel
Mr. Meyer
St. Paul's Choir
Barry
Moses
Jay Easly Dead
Jay Easly son of Charles Easily of Canal Fulton died suddenly in Seattle where he had become a successful attorney. His mother Mrs. Charles Hasly died in Seattle weeks earlier while visiting him. Born and raised in Canal Fulton, he left about twenty years ago for the West and was about 45 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Fulton
Jay Easly
Charles Easily
Easily
Seattle
Wash
Charles Hasly
Jay Kasly
West
Pula janes attack Burauen. Police slain and leader killed
A band of about 300 Pulajans led by Canrion Pastor attacked Burauen on Luzon Island. Five policemen were killed, five wounded, and the remaining officers captured except the lieutenant. Pastor was killed as dawn clashes spread to the tribunal and street fighting ensued.
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Manila
Canrion Pastor
Burauen
Lote
Pastor
Patient at Garfield hospital commits suicide in window jump
Washington June 20 Clarence York secretary to Chief Justice Fuller killed himself by leaping from a hospital window while a patient at Garfield hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Clarence York
Fuller
Garfield Hospital
Proctor Nominated Governor by Acclamation in Vermont
Montpelier Vermont June 20 Fletcher Proctor son of Senator Redfield Proctor was nominated by acclamation for governor by the Republicans at a party meeting. The crowded assembly praised his public service and called for unity in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Associated Preas
Fletcher Proctor
Redfield Proctor
Catholics Meet at Louisville Diocese Delegates Chosen
Canton June 18 The Stark County Federation of Catholic Societies met in Louisville C M B A hall with twenty eight societies represented. Delegates to the state convention June 24 in Columbus were named and national convention delegates selected for Buffalo July 29 to August 2. Father Senner spoke on federation achievements while sisters of the Louisville orphanage served supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Stark County Federation of Catholic Societies
Louisville
Emil Converse
Massillon
T. T. O'Malley
Columbus
Buffalo
John Dwyer
John C. Ginther
Henry Sonnhaker
T. T O'Malley
Mary Fredericks
Mansilton
Father Senner
Federation
West Brookfield
William Brown
North Lawrence
Brown
Robert Gavin
Allance
Gavin
Common Pleas Court
Harter
Litigation likely to continue over Pattison acts
Columbus June 19 The death of Governor Pattison and Harris succession may not end the litigation over acts of the last legislature. Laws remain contested as unconstitutional when the governor was unable to discharge duties. Judge Swing's Cincinnati ruling is under appeal and further testimony may question Pattison’s illness. Officials claim Pattison acted with a clear mind, which could validate papers bearing his signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Pattison
Andrew L. Harris
Whch
J. B. Swing
Cincinnati
Louis B. Houck
Dorng
Sundry civil bill advances. Panama rock canal scrapped
Washington June 20 The sundry civil appropriation bill is reported to the Senate after striking out the House provision for a rock canal across the Isthmus of Panama. The House also passes twenty five thousand dollars for the President's traveling expenses and the executive legislative and judicial appropriation bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Prew
Senate
House
Panama
Knox
Lock Canal
Panama Canal
Kittredge
Gatun
A Senate
Odd Fellows Picnic at Meyers Lake July 19
Stark County Odd Fellows arrange annual picnic at Meyers Lake on Thursday July 19 with all day events and a noon dinner. Morning athletic contests and post dinner activities include a possible Massillon versus Canton baseball game. Organizational meeting in Canton formed Stark County Picnic Association with Henry Angerman Massillon president and other lodge representatives as committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Stark County
Meyer's Lake
Massillon
Canton
Stark County Odd Fellows Picnic Association
Henry Angerman
J. P. Zaiser
W. B. Wells
KE. ©. McConnell
Alliance
B. J. Miller
Henry Suhr
Tobias Schott
Maesillon Lodges
Miners Strike Settled for Two Year Pact in Ohio
Columbus June 19 The coal miners district No 6 of the United Mine Workers ended a strike begun April 1 and ordered immediate return to work. Thirty five thousand miners affected. A 5.88 percent wage advance over 1904-05 scale. Two year contract from April 1 1906 to March 31 1908. Eastern Ohio union miners to displace non union workers. local conditions to be settled via sub district conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Associated Press
Ohio
Eastern
Jing
Pew
Salem Day Marks Centennial with Death of Governor Pattison
Salem Ohio centennial opening hampered by the death of Governor Pattison and the absence of public figures. President Roosevelt sent best wishes. Congressman Kennedy of Youngstown spoke at the exercises while James J. Grant of Canton delivered a eulogy for the deceased governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Associated Press
Pattison
Roosevelt
Congressman Kennedy
Youngstown
James J. Grant
Canton
Mrs Wendling Interment and Local Obituaries in Massillon
Mrs Adam Wendling aged 59 died in Cleveland from peritonitis. Interment in Massillon cemetery after a Merrill residence funeral. Survived by husband and eight children including Ruth Ada Frank Harry Clarence Roy. Anne Griffith aged 11 also dies of measles on Youngstown Hill. funeral Tuesday. Chester T Miller eight months dies in Alliance. body sent to Massillon cemetery.
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Adam Wendling
Cleveland
E. Beachout
E. McGraw
Ada
Ruth
Frank
Harry
Clarence
Roy Wendling
Wendling
Massillon
Anne Griffith
John Griffith
Youngatown Hill
H. W. Dewey
Massillon Cementery
Chester T. Miler
Chester T. Miller
C. E. Miller
Alliannce
Massillon Liquor Dealers Bypass Tax Under Protest
Massillon liquor dealers plan to pay the Aikin tax under protest on Wednesday, offering $175 to Stark County treasurer and expecting a written refusal. The Ohio Wine and Spirit Association funds the action to test the law’s constitutionality, which raises the tax to 1000 a year. Witnesses from liquor dealers across Ohio are urged to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Ohio Wine and Spirit Association
Aikin
Stark County
Dow
State
Nelsons Bill and Tammany in Bryan Support Debate
Washington June 20 Special assesses the Nelson bill uniting Oklahoma and Indian Territory into one state, notes opposition to Arizona and New Mexico, reports Tammany Hall backing Bryan, and recounts Senate exchanges on canal timing and Grosvenor Perkins interruption with light quips. The piece highlights Nelson’s maneuvering and political theater in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Dunn
Washington
Nelson
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Arizona
New Mexico
House
New Moxico
Senate
Quay
Knute Nelson
Indiana Territory
Gnally
Tammany
Bryan
Billy Watson
Big Tim
Sullivan
Tammany Hall
Tim Sullivan
Measures to Gain Manchurian and Korean Trade
Reports from Victoria and Washington detail Japanese measures to make Manchuria and Korea free of foreign competition. Steps include duty remission for Japanese goods, subsidies to flood markets, and a push to ensure low prices that hinder foreign merchants after the October tariff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Empress of China
Manchuria
Korea
Danny
Japan
Railroad contractor killed by Yaqui Indians in Sonora
El Paso businessman W R Slinkard died while making a grade in Sonora Mexico as Yaqui Indians attacked. Other items report at Philadelphia a kidnapping conviction with 20 year sentence, Norway envoy appointment, Evansville fire at Keller Printing plant causing 60000 loss, a pistol duel in Brooklyn, and a New York court ruling on secret societies excluding Negro members.
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W. R. Slinkard
el Paso
Sonora
Mexico
Philadelphia
John Joseph Kean
Freddie Muth
Herbert H. D. Peirce
Norway
Evansville
Ind
Keller Printing Company
Brooklyn
Justices
Court of Special Sessions
New York
Baseball scores and standings from major leagues
American League results show Detroit and New York data with late innings and battery pairs. National League notes St Louis and Philadelphia matchups. American Association reports Louisville beat Milwaukee and Toledo and Minneapolis results. Standings list St Louis and Chicago near top with Philadelphia and New York in pursuit.
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American League
Detroit
Rhe
New York
Donohue
Warner
Orth
Kleinow
Loucis— Rhe
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Joss and Bemis
Waddell and Schreck
W.b Pe
W. L. P.C. Phila
St L
N.Y
RHE Bt
Pitts
Cimt
Brook
Phila
American Association
Louisville
Miwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolia
Toledo
Bt. Paul & Clubs
W. Lh. PC
Colum
Minne
Tad’lis
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Vv. W. Wagar
Ty Infirmary
Rev. L. H. Burry
Pulajanes
Warpath
Patient
New York Hospital
Vermont
Meyer’s Lake
Minor de
Ohio Operators’ Association
J. C. Haring
Mrs. Wendling
Youngstown Hill
Aiken
Brian
Hale
Blackburn
Alabama
Teller
Colorado
Blair
Maine
Kentucky
Tule
Morgan
Congress
House Committee On Agriculture
Cowan
Texas
Uialf
Grosvenor
Perkins
Towne
Secretary of State
H. N. Allen
Allen
Department
Republican Clubs
Republican Party
National League of Republican Clubs
St. Johns
Blossom
Reindeer
Baseball
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