McCarty nomination hailed by Republicans in fifth circuit
The fifth circuit nominates Judge Thomas T. McCarty by a unanimous Republican vote. The bar and citizens express confidence, expecting strengthened ticket and broad voter approval nationwide. The piece contrasts immigrant violence in Paterson with labor context and comments on Cuba trade and Puerto Rico commerce post tariff.
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Thomas T. McCarty
Fifth Circuit Court District
Judge McCarty
Canton County Awards Cottage Foundation Contract
The county commissioners awarded the foundation contract for the infirmary women's cottage to Peter Schissler of Canton for 13300 dollars. Two other bids were Melbourne Bros 14500 and A Casteel and Co 13990. Schissler had previously held the contract before injunction halted work over a year ago.
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Canton
Peter Schissler
Melbourne Bros
A. Casteel & Co
Schissler
The New Sand Mill Equipment Arrives at Sonnhalter Quarry
Machinery for the Sonnhalter sand mill has arrived and is being set in place. Quarried operations continue with a strong workforce. Plans for a window glass factory are not dropped but no action this year. Louisville July 25 1898. Trade and medical notices follow.
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Sonnhalter
Colors Battle at Armory Between EB and A Classes
After the morning exercises the EB class rushed the A class colors in a staged clash on the Armory stage. Umbrellas and fists were used as weapons, leaving many with black eyes and bloody noses before Manager Lipps separated the sides. The A class retained their colors and the 1902 class planned a trolley trip to Silverlake with supper at the Casino, departing at 2 and returning at 10:30 tonight.
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Lipps
Silverlake Law
Massillon
Canton
Navarre
Ghost of McNair Haunts Alleged Murderess in Jail
Local friends of Sarah Robinson, the alleged murderer of Walter McNair, report she also sees the dead man’s ghost in her county jail cell. The specter is gentle and persistent, appearing in every direction she looks, resembling the haunting described in local tales.
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Sarah Robinson
Walter McNair
Honkeytonk
King Edward Grants Reid Own Carriage in Royal Procession
London June 21 King Edward ordered that Whitelaw Reid be given exclusive use of a carriage in the royal procession after learning he would ride in a front seat with his back to the horses while Turkish and French representatives occupied the rear.
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London
Whitelaw Reid
Turkey
France
Edward
Relief for backache with Doan's Kidney Pills
Massillon readers are told of quick relief from backache through Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs Alfred Rose reports her husband was cured after three boxes, purchased at Z I Baltzly's drug store near the opera house, with Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents. Price 50 cents.
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Massillon
Alfred Rose
State St
Z. ‘I’. Baltzly
Opera House
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan’s
Massillon Market Retail Prices and Pilling Phelps Ad
The fragment lists retail prices for Bran and Middlings per 100 pounds with odd figures and references a Doctors Dosn a Ointment and Burdock Blood Bitters. It also contains a sensational health claim about piles and a promotion for a stomach and bowels regulator.
Coronation Chair Stone of Destiny Legend and History
The article recounts Edward I’s order to hold the stone of destiny in St Edward's Chair, its oak construction, and coronation use. It surveys legends of the stone's origin from Jacob’s pillow to distant lands, and notes a Cape Town war memorial plan with a $175,000 cost and $50,000 raised.
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Edward I
Scotland
England
St. Edward's
Westminster Abbey
New York
Westminster
St. Edward’s Chapel
Mary I
Edward II
Oliver Cromwell
Westminster Hall
Abbey
Walter
Scone
Perth
Kenneth
Abbey of
Jacob
Luz
Exgypt
Egypt
Spain
Gethalus
Cecrops
Athens
Scota
Pharaoh
Ireland
Temple of
Jerusalem
Asia Minor
Fragments of a Storm Rescue on a Dark Sea
A vivid reminiscence of a perilous sea event. The narrator recalls a dark, rolling mass and a desperate rescue as people scramble from a boat. Cries in French echo “We are lost” while a brown cloud fans the sky. The group throws oars, saves those in the water, and remains safe.
White House Cockfight Spoiled by Roosevelts Children
Washington dispatch says Archie and Kermit Roosevelt planned a gala departure celebration with chickens and a kitchen prank in the White House stables. The president halted the plan after a talk with the boys, who Mocked the gardener and mixed his plants with weeds in the flower beds to fool him.
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Archie Roosevelt
Roosevelt
White House
Washbington
Philadelphia
Oyster Bay
Kermit
Archibald
Times
Ffeister
Bombay urged as a site for American department stores
Leslie's Weekly cites Mr. Per, the American consul in Bombay, arguing the city offers ideal conditions for introducing American department stores. He notes Bombay's large harbor, rail network, global shipping, and status as India’s gateway, with natives as clerks while sales operate on cash terms and robust stock for quick delivery. Also mentions new Belgian smoke consumer tech using a petroleum heated gas fuel.
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Mombay
Per
Leslie
Kow
Orient
Bombay
Harhor
Globe
India
Fee
Dawn Mowing Joy Suppresses Neighbors' Complaints
Verse notes the pleasure of dawn lawn care in summer from four to eight, with a mower’s whirr and brisk energy. The speaker mocks neighbor complaints while claiming the exercise and law support his early rising. Shomerville Mass Journal.
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Shomerville
Mass
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