Milk Must Go Up in Dairymen Association Fight
Massillon Dairymen oppose city ordinance regulating milk sales. David E. Graybill argues permits, frequent renewals, and inspections should be financed by the city. He urges mandatory inspections, warns costly dairy upgrades could raise milk prices or force some dairies out of business.
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Dairymen’s Association
Graybill
Bome
Massillon Dairymen’s Association
David E. Graybill
Board of Health
Budd H Wins City Race After Controversy
Flora Russell owned by J. J. Evans of this city raced against Budd H owned by Samuel McIntosh of West Brookfield Thursday. Budd H won the race after taking the first two heats. The contest ended months of dispute over which horse was faster.
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Flora Russell
J. J. Evans
Budd H
Samuel McIntosh
West Brookfield
Obituary notices for A Vere Bender and Kelsey Alberson
Obituaries report A Vere Bender aged 3 months died of indigestion with funeral Friday at 3 pm conducted by Rev J F Clokey. Kelsey Alberson aged 43 died Wednesday night, body sent to Ashland for burial. The text also includes ad copy for Kodol Dyspepsin and Banner Salve with local business references.
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A. Vere Bender
A. B. Bender
J. F. Clokey
Kelsey Alberson
State Hospital
Ashland
Massillon Business Men Targeted by Green Goods Scam
A fraud note warns Massillon merchants of a perpetrator posing as J AD Leary of Pattenbury claiming expertise in counterfeit currency. He asserts that his notes resemble genuine money, offering 4000 for 500 or 11000 for 1000 and instructs all orders to be placed by telegraph.
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Lowe
Balizly
J. AD. Leary
Pattenburry
No Jo
Telegraph
Why Not the Hog in Massillon Milk Ordinance Debate
Dairyman Layton McConnell argues against full city funding of cattle inspections and calls for hog inspections to curb germ risk. He questions board control over dairymen and urges independent inspection funding, while noting preservative use and cowpen care as concerns. Citizens and Councilman Smith push against impure milk.
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McConnell
Board of Health
Layton McConnell
Graybill
Peter Smith
Massillon
Exhibits At St Marys School Drawn By Pupils
Large crowds visited St Marys school hall this afternoon to view exhibits of drawing penmanship typewriting shorthand embroidery and painting all created by pupils. Rev H V Kaempker invites the public to see displays this afternoon Sunday Monday and Monday evening.
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St. Mary’s School Hall
H. V. Kaempker
Extended tours and private coaches on the drive
Beaul Campbell, general manager, promotes extended tours with long park stops and private coaches for exclusive use. Pullman sleeping and dining cars, with an established limit on participants. Escort for the American Tourist Association. Tickets include all expenses. Train departs Chicago Tuesday July 9 at 10 p m via Milwaukee and St Paul Railway.
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American Tourist Association
Beau Campbell
Marquette Building
Chicago
Colorado
Alaska
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
June weddings in Massillon Canton area couple trio
The Massillon Times notes three local marriages on Thursday. John Oster of Massillon wed Ellen Margo of Canton at St John’s Catholic Church with a small bridal party. Cynthia Doll of Genoa married Joseph Foltz at St John’s Evangelical parsonage and departed for the East. Mary Schaffner and John Garton, a glassblower, married at the First M E church parsonage. the Gartons plan a summer in the East.
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Maseilon Man
Canton
Cynthia Doll
Joseph Foltz
John Garton
Mary Schafftner
John Oster
Ellen Margo
St. John’s Catholic Church
Thomas Margy
Clara Oster
Massillon
St. John's Evangelical Church
J. E. Digel
Hattie Doll
James Grant
Pennsylvania Railway Station
Exposition
Niagara Falls
Mrs. Garton
Lehman Nave Wedding in Canton Home Ceremony
Fred Herbert Lehman of Canton marries Letha Nave at the bride's home on Akron Street in a morning ceremony. Rev. John O. Ford officiated in the south parlor as Mendelssohn music accompanied the processional. The couple plans to travel east and will reside at 7600 North Newton Street after August 1.
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Fred Herbert Lehman
Canton
Letha Levinta Nave
Lester Nave
Akron Street
John O. Ford
The
Baptist Shareh
Jinniee Silk
Mrs. Lehman
Smith Worcester Nuptials At West Mentor
William E Smith and Miss Minnie B Worcester wed at noon Thursday June 20 in West Mentor at the Kerr home. Rev A M Mattison officiated with immediate relatives present. Bride wore white lace trimmed gown. roses peonies and palms decorated the scene. A wedding breakfast followed. They plan to visit lakeside then reside at Sunnyside near Massillon. Benjamin O Smith of Silver Lake Kan attended.
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William E. Smith
Minnie B. Worcester
West Mentor
Wm. Kerr
A. M. Mattison
Berea
Mrs. Smith
Lakeside
Sunnyside
Mr. Smith
Massillon
Benjamin 0. Smith
Silver Lake
Kan
H. S. Titts
Arlington
Cupples
West
Tremont Rider & Snyder
East
Main St
A. McCuen
Main Street
Mayor's Court hears family dispute and barge altercation
Nicholas Geibel of West Broadfield appears before Mayor Wise on a charge of beating his wife and awaits a Monday hearing. Briley Vanshall, captain of the Ul barge, and M Burns accused of assaulting John Frye, owner of North End dry docks, with Vanshall still at large after Saturday's filing.
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Nicholas Geibel
West Broadfied
Wi Siauriday
Briley Vanshall
M. Burns
John Frye
North End Dry Docks
Mayer Wise
Wanshull
Transfer of Mines Shifts to Massillon Coal Mining Co
Massillon Coal Mining Company opens temporary offices in the Pille block with permanent quarters planned in the Tuscarawas block at Erie and Tremont streets, Cleveland. W. J. Mullins says within ten days all purchased mine properties will be turned over and operated by the Massillon firm. Miners show interest though fear potential job cuts. some subsidiaries may keep headquarters in the city while J P Burton Jr. notes Ridgway Burton Co. likely to move to Cleveland.
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W. J. Mullins
Wooster
Massillon Coal Mining Company
Pille Block
Tuscarawas
Erie and
Tremont Streets
Cleveland
Mullins
Massillon
Massillon Coal Company
Hanna Concern
J.P. Burton, Jr
Ridgway Burton Company
Clevelana
Massillon High School class of 1901 graduates June 26 at Armory
The Massillon High School class of 1901 will graduate on June 26 at the Armory. The program includes music, recitations, essays, orations, and a piano solo. The class motto is No crown without the dust of labor, colors fern green and white.
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Massillon High School
Armory
Elks Home Committee Reviews Sites for National Home
Elks national home committee, led by Grand Exalted Ruler Jerome B. Fisher of Jamestown New York, inspected sites in Manship Ohio and planned to recommend a city for the home at the Milwaukee grand lodge next month. They have already visited Waukesha Wisconsin Hillsboro Chillicothe Colorado Springs and the current inspection site.
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Manshunp
Associated Press
Elks' Home Committee
Jerome B. Fisher
Jamestown
N. Y
Elks
Grand Lodge
Milwaukee
Waukesha
Wis
Hillsboro
Chillicothe
Colorado Springs
Peculiar Accident Kills One Injures Three in Freight Car Fire
Locauxpont Ind June 22 A spark from a bolt struck by a hammer ignited a barrel of whisky inside a freight car causing an explosion and fire. Lawrence Beeson was killed William Eskine fatally injured John Moore and Cart Nett badly burned in the incident.
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Locauxspont
Ind
Associated Press
Lawrence Beeson
William Eskine
John Moore
Cart Nett
Emperor to Return to Pekin This October
A Pekin dispatch reports an official proclamation stating the emperor will return to Pekin in October, arriving by railroad from Paoting Fu. The announcement confirms a planned royal return and sets expectations for the capital's season of ceremonies.
West Virginia Strike at Matewan Looms Over Mingo County
Ase sordated Press reports escalating tension after a Thursday mine tragedy left four union supporters shot. Labor leaders mobilize about two thousand miners, plans for action and possible forceful resistance. Guards doubled around mines as operators prepare Monday to remove strikers from company housing, with further clashes feared. Governor White has not yet called in state militia.
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Matewan
Asesordated Press
Mingo County
Winchesters
Sheril Hatfield
Lick Fork
White
New Men Put to Work as Railway Strikers Replaced
Union workers for the People's Street Railway Company struck last night after the firm refused to reinstate several discharged men. Within an hour substitutes were secured and all cars on the two lines operated normally again.
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Dartex
Associated Press
People’s Street Railway Company
Governor refusals death row mercy amid town gossip
June 22 last update reports Governor Nash denied Edward Ruthven's request for commutation of the death sentence for killing Policeman Shipp in Cleveland. Ruthven faces execution next Friday as state officials disclose medical and health ads interleaved with local business notices.
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Columbes
Associated Press
Nash
Edward Ruthven
Policeman Shipp
Cleveland
Ruthven
Costly Ailments Rebuffed by Fifty Cent Kidney Cure
A short advertisement proclaims Foley's Kidney Cure offers cheap insurance against Bright's disease diabetes and other serious illnesses. The copy asserts many men were insured against such ailments by a fifty cent bottle, attributed to Rider and Snyder.
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Foley
Bright
Rider & Snyder
Rider & Surder
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