Local Happenings From Independen Investigators
Local happenings list visits and business moves in Massillon and nearby towns. Mary Spahler and Mrs Mayme Watthews spend time in Whiicheville while Leonard Barry visits from Capital University for summer vacation. Arthur Lowe becomes a Crucible Steel Company engineer in Canton.
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Mary Spahler
Mayme Watthews
Whiicheville
Leonard Barry
Capital University
Columbus
Matilda Chatelain
Danwile
A. B. Vieche
West Tremont Street
Louis K. McClymonds
South Orange
N. J
J. W. McClymonds
Prospect Street
Arthur P. Lowe
Sippo Mills
Crucible Steel Company
Canton
James H. Wilson
Massillon
New York
Glasgow
Scottaad
Obituary for John 3 Caldwell in Sippo area
John J Caldwell aged 54 died Wednesday night at his home near Sippo west of the city after a paralysis stroke last fall. He was a widower and father of William Caldwell of Masailon Joseph Caldwell of Canal Fulton Mrs Swank Groff Miss Mary Caldwell and Miss Catherine Caldwell of Sippo. Funeral Friday at 1 oclock at Sippo with interment in Newman Creek cemetery.
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Caldwell
Sippo
Mrsalwell
William Caldwell
Masailon
Joseph Caldwell
Canal Fulton
Swank Groff
Mary Caldwell
Catherine Caldwell
Newman Creek
West Lebanon Bride and Groom Wed at Home
Miss Em xtsm Kaley daughter of Mr and Mrs Jenry Kaley of West Lebanon and William DeBerry of Mt Eaton were married at the bride’s home on Thursday in front of about forty relatives. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Mr Berry of West Brookfield. The couple left Friday morning for Mt Eaton to begin married life.
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West Lebanon
Emxtsm Kaley
Jenry Kaley
William DeBerry
Mt. Eaton
Vanen
Ferty
Oaths of School Age Report Totals by Age Group
Enumerators John Ellis M W Oberlin and Miss Nan E Wiseman completed the school age survey in the city. Report shows 742 aged 6 4 to 8 14 years 1 594 14 to 16 years 484 16 to 21 years 1 282 males 2 065 females 2 047 total both sexes. Monarch cures croup sore throat pulmonary discomfort Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil.
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John Ellis
M. W. Oberlin
Berlin
Nan E. Wiseman
Thomas
Watterson Attacks Cleveland In New York Meeting
Col Henry Watterson writes in the Courier Journal that Grover Cleveland would betray the Democratic party for selfish ends and that his 1904 third term bid is ridiculous. He says Cleveland seeks office, not leadership, and would divide the party, especially against Western and Southern Democrats. He cites Tilden’s scorn and predicts Cleveland’s return would harm the Democrats.
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Louisville
Jane
Henry Watterson
Grover Cleveland
Tilden Club
New York
The
Courier Journal
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Mr. Cleveland
Mr. Tilden
White House
United States
West
South
Progress on Canton to New Philadelphia street railway
New Philadelphia progress on the Canton to New Philadelphia street railway with grading begun from Strasburg to the city limits of Canal Dover. Richard Stanton contracts grading, L Myers Construction Company of Chicago handles the overall work, Anthony Tucker syndicate of Boston aims to expedite completion, cars expected this fall and fares listed to Massillon Canton and Cleveland.
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New Philadelphia
New Street
Canton
Strasburg
Canal Dover
Richard Stanton
L. Myers Construction Company
Chicago
Anthony Tucker Syndicate
Boston
Blake’s
Suttle vows action after horse sale dispute in Dalton
Burton City native W B Suttle, formerly of Massillon, recounts recent Dalton experiences. Dalton marshal issued a warrant for his arrest, reportedly delayed due to Suttle’s health. The marshal sold Suttle's horse for its keep, prompting a demand for return of the animal and costs. Suttle claims authorities erred and warns of future action.
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Tee
Dalton
Epworth Leaguers Hold Fourth District Convention Speakers
Roosevelt receives Epworth League officers and delegates at the White House as the fourth general conference district convention proceeds. Sunrise prayer opened sessions at Metropolitan M E Church with speakers including Rev Dr Miller Parkersburg Rev Dr Davidson E S La Feira and Rev Loughry. Frank D Gamewell of New York later lectured on The Siege of Pekin.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Metropolitan
M. E
John H. Miller
Parkersburg
W. Va
Wilbur L. Davidson
The
American University
E. 8. la Feira
League
E. Loughry
Uniontown
Annie E. Smiley
Hosaie L. Jacobs
Altoona
S. J. Miller
Print Pleasant
Frank D. Gamewell
New York
Pekin
Kaiser Speaks for Religion in Aachen Address
Emperor William spoke at the Aachen city hall after arriving from Bonn accompanied by the empress and crown prince Frederick William. He urged priests and laymen to uphold religion to keep the German name healthy and strong, stressing harmony between Catholic and Protestant creeds and citing the pope’s praise for German piety and military discipline. He said modern life should still be guided by religion and declared his empire under the cross.
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Aix-La-Chapelle
Prussia
William
Frederick William
Rome
Europe
Vatican Accepts Taft Plan on Friars Lands
Rome June 21 Cardinal Rampolla told Bishop O Gorman that the Vatican accepts the main points of Judge Taft's proposals for the friars lands in the Philippines and only disagrees on minor points. Documents were being prepared for Taft, with Mrs Taft and children arriving in Rome. The Pope will receive Mrs Taft. Taft's plan includes about 5 million dollars for the friars agricultural lands and a smaller sum for rental used by the army.
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Rome
Cardinal Rampolla
Thomas O'Gorman
Sioux Falls
Vatican
Taft
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Strother
Arived
Hotel Quirinal
Taft studies Vatican pact on friars deportation
Arbitration will fix sums involved in the issue. Judge Taft prepared a tentative agreement to present to the Vatican if acceptable. Pending the Vatican reply, he will seek information from Monsignor Gasparri on the matter. Dean Hoffman's funeral in New York noted with tributes in Trinity chapel.
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Spain
Taft
Vatican
Monsignor
Gasparri
The
Congregation of Extraordinary Ecclesiastical Affairs
Mine Guards Fined For Careless Firearm Use
Eleven Susquehanna Coal guards from Pittsburg were arraigned in Nanticoke Pennsylvania on charges of careless firearm use. They were found guilty and each fined three dollars and jailed until payment. In Clarksburg United States Marshal Elliott and deputies arrested Thomas Haggerty Mother Jones and about a dozen others for violating Judge Jacksons injunction at a mass meeting.
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Nanticoke
Susquehanna Coal Company
Burgess Williams
Pittsburg
Clarksburg
W. Va
United States
Elliott
Thomas Haggerty
Mother Jones
Judge Jackson
Negroes Hanged for Murder in Maryland
Elliott City Maryland June 21 Frank Jones and John Johnson two Black men were hanged for the murder of Israel Radetsky a Jewish peddler. Radetsky was shot and beaten to death on March 4 at Hollo Lords after which the crime was robbed. Jones confessed while Johnson denied knowledge. Johnson had previously attempted suicide after a confession of killing John Harman in Anne Arundel county a year earlier and had feigned insanity during arrest. He also killed a fellow convict in the Kentucky penitentiary and escaped while serving a 20 year term.
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Elliott City
Frank Jones
John Johnson
Israel Radetsky
Radetsky
Hollo Lords
Jones
Johnson
John Harman
Anne Arunctt County
School Directors Indicted in Philadelphia Conspiracy Case
Twenty four indictments were returned by a Philadelphia grand jury charging Thomas P. G. Seivas B. Frank Brown Joseph Travis Albert W. Weider William J. Shevel directors of a public school and David Johnson with conspiracy to extort money and bribery in teacher appointment. Johnson allegedly acted as intermediary between applicants and directors.
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Philadelphia
Thomas P. G. Seivas
B. Frank Brown
Joseph Travis
Albert W. Weider
William J. Shevel
David Johnson
Johnson
College Boat Races Today at Poughkeepsie Regatta
College crews from Pennsylvania Cornell Wisconsin Columbia Georgetown and Syracuse compete in three races four oared freshman and varsity this afternoon at the upriver regatta in Poughkeepsie New York. Washington senate adjourned after agreeing to a conference report on the military academy appropriation bill with no further business in open session.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Wisconsin
Columbia
Georgetown
Syracuse
Washington
Senate
Military Academy
Mondey
Snook Named For Congress
Van Wert Ohio June 21 Democrats of the Fifth district renominated Hon Adn Snook of Paulding for congress without opposition.
Yale Tops Harvard in First of Annual Baseball Series
Yale defeated Harvard 7 to 2 yesterday in Cambridge Mass in the opening game of their yearly baseball series. Yale drove in seven runs while Harvard managed two as the teams opened the set at Cambridge.
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Cambridge
Mass
Yale
Harvard
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General Theological Seminary
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Nebraska
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