Fifteen Gradua te Entertaining School Commencement
The class of 1902 at St Marys parochial school held a large Burds hall commencement on a red and white decorated stage with flags. The program featured choruses songs recitations pantomimes and an operetta led by Rev. H V Kaempker and ended with diplomas and a final song.
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St. Mary's Parochial School
Burd’s Hall
H. V. Kaempker
Miss McManus
Elizabeth
N. J
Almira Ertle
Kate Greenaway
Dolls
Carl Youngblood
Otto Rastetter
Sitznh Room
Blanchina Sibila
Raymond Kohl
Otto Nay
Edward Foster Jack
Olivia
Arline Bamberger
Edward Forster
Carl Frey
Miss McMan
Mary Warth
Florence Warth
Remigius Schmader
Arthur Rastetter
Frank Yost
Sandina Sibila
Arline Bam
Work of Scholars Exhibition at St Marys School
An art exhibition organized by scholars of St Marys school on the school’s second floor draws many visitors on Wednesday.
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Jesus
Roman Ross
St. Mary’s School
Akron Canton Electric Railway Inspect Route Extensions
A party of officials from the Canton Massillon Electric Railway Company Akron Canton Electric Railway Company visited Massillon on Wednesday. They reviewed properties as they survey a line from New Philadelphia to Navarre and toward Akron with right of way secured and franchises in towns along the route. The visit focused on Beach City area with route questions noted while construction has begun at some points and Navarre operations awaited this week.
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Canton-Massillon Electric Railway Company
Akron- Canton Electric Railway Company
Navarre
Beach City
New Philadelphia
Akron
Massillon Appropriation Case Preview in Probate Court
In Canton on June 21 a preliminary hearing opened in probate court over the Richland and Mahoning Railway Company appropriation suit against Edith Dalsky and others. The case seeks property around Massillon for the proposed Massillon belt line. Plaintiffs are represented by Taylor and Stewart. defendants by McCanaghey Eggert Lynch Day Day and Willison Day. John Wack, longtime Osnaburg resident and former Wack House proprietor, died Friday from injuries after a horse kick. He was about 70. Seventy people attended Meyers Lake for the Commercial Department Alumni Association banquet, hailed as the best yet with the largest turnout. A jury in Clemens Burwell v. Sandy Township trustees awarded $121.50 for burying smallpox victims near Magnolia in 1900, after two days of trial before Judge Harter.
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Massillon
Canton
Richland & Mahoning Railway Company
Edith Dalsky
Aungst
Taylor and Stewart
McCanaghey & Eggert, Lynch, Day & Day
Willison & Day
John Wack
Wack
Osnaburg
Alumni Association of the Commercial Department of the High School
Meyer’s Lake
Clemens Burwell
Sandy Township
Burwell
Magnolia
Harter
Coal Strike Fears Run Short of Supply Across States
Indianapolis reports estimate that current bituminous coal stocks would run out in under three months if a general mine work suspension follows July meetings. W. B. Wilson notes 450,000 miners across 30 states, with 125,000 of those in anthracite and 147,000 now in the union, as factors shaping anticipated convention votes.
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Indianapolis
W. B. Wilson
Mine Workers of America
National Convention of
Wilson
Idaho
Nevada
California
Dakotas
North Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Union
Indiana
Buffalo
N. Y
Great Lakes
Canada
United States
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
Iowa
Tragic Fall Fatal to Blaine Descendant in Helena
Alice Thompson five-year-old great granddaughter of the late James G. Blaine died after falling down the Monti cello apartment house elevator shaft this morning in Helena Montana. Her father Randolph Thompson was private secretary to Governor Toole but died last year.
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Helena
Mont
Alice Thompson
James G. Blaine
Monticello
Randolph Thompson
Toole
Senator's Daughter Dead in Baltimore Hospital
Mrs William Bridgeley wife of the comptroller of the currency died at Jonas Hopkins hospital after an operation for appendicitis on Thursday She was the daughter of Senator Cullom and passed away last night in Baltimore on June 21
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Baltimore
William Bridgeley
Jonas Hopkins Hospital
Senator Cullom
Stationary Engineers Adjourn at Newark After Sixth Annual Convention
The sixth annual convention of Stationary Engineers adjourned in Newark on Friday with officers elected: President J. H. McConnaughey Akron, Vice President Michael Roher Cincinnati, Secretary Robert Osin East Liverpool, Treasurer A. W. Philips Wellsville, Conductor J. A. McFarland Newark, Doorkeeper C. M. Ward Cleveland. National VP Ingleson Cleveland installed. two standing committees named. An effort to oppose the Negro at the state convention was left to be settled by the national body.
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Newark
Stationary Engineers
Akron
J. H. McConnaughey
Michael Roher
Cincinnati
Robert Osin
East Liverpool
A. W. Philips
Wellsville
J. A. McFarland
C. M. Ward
Cleveland
Ingleson
License
G. W. Barr
Waren
George Barbee
W. 5. Roberts
Marietta
Jewel E. F. Dietrichs
E. E. Hill
E. R. Booker
Ashtabula
New Library List Highlights Nine New Novels
A public library adds numerous new titles by William D Howells Elizabeth Godfrey and others The Kentons Captain Jinks The Winding Road The Conqueror and more appear with notes on themes settings and authorial aims. Readers encounter American and English settings including the midwest New York and Europe with plots of love ambition and adventure.
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The
Public Library
Rouse
A. T
Jersey
Robertson
Kentucky
Congress
Howell
W. D
Kentons
Middle West
New York
Crosby
Ernest
Captain Jinks
United States
Godfrey
Elizabeth
Europe
Holdsworth
Michael Ross
Atherton
Gertrude
the Conqueror
Alexander Hamilton
Hamilton
Sedgwick
Anne D
Republicans Hold Caucus on Cuban Reciprocity Session
Washington June 21 Republican senators met in conference on Cuban reciprocity and adjourned after three hours with no action. Eight to nine speeches supported reciprocity and two opposed. Senators Foraker Beveridge Lodge Hale Warren Aldrich McComas Hanna Platt spoke for the bill, Burton and Burrows opposed. The Senate may see a treaty only if Congress fails to pass relief measures. Democratic factions quarrel over President Cleveland, with calls for party reorganization or quiet acceptance.
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Washington
Allison
Foraker
Beveridge
Lodge
Hale
Warren
Aldrich
McComas
Hanna
Platt
Connecticut
Burton
Burrows
War Department
Cuba
Senate
Congress
Cleveland
Democratic Party
James K. Jones
Democratic National Committee
Bryan
The
Democracy
Mrs White Attacked by Patient at Hospital
Mrs Loma B White was assaulted by a demented patient in her ward last Tuesday. The struggle caused a lung hemorrhage and heavy bleeding, but aid from another attendant helped control the damage. She rests easier today and doctors expect possible recovery. Grace Boone leaves for Cambridge Springs for a week's vacation. Ethel Eyman returns from a Southern visit. Hospital building surveys and ground grading progress continue as the baseball team reorganizes with a new pitcher. Dr and Mrs Eyman to return from Montreal next week.
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White
Miss Grace Boone
Cambridge Springs
Miss Boone
Ethel Eyman
Dear Sir Your Vegetable Liver Pill and Headache Tablet
A letter from Samuel Wenger of Louisville Ohio dated February 22 1897 praises A A Slusser’s famous Vegetable Liver Pills and Headache Tablets as the best he has ever used, stating they remain exactly as recommended.
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Louisville
A. A. Slusser
Samuel Wenger
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