Local Happenings In Massillon and Nearby
Mrs J B Richards of Adrian Michigan guests Charles King on North Ene street. Lee Luher of Cleveland visits his grandmother Mrs E A Snyder on East South street. Massillon notes 157 patients at the Massillon state hospital, seventeen above quota. Mrs T Clarke Miller returns from Blairsville Pittsburg and Pennsylvania trip. Miss Mary Oberlin heads to Columbus for domestic science at Ohio State University summer school. Presbyterian church holds annual picnic at Meyers Lake. Mrs C G L Davis and daughter Judy and Miss Irene Stark visit Barberton. Hester Brewing pays 100000 to Franklin county for two hundred saloons. J S Hollinger returns from Cedar Point where Ohio Funeral Directors meet. Alliance officers arrest twenty-two in three disorderly houses. fines 273. Dr C W Davis buys Jewel motor car and drives home in two hours ten minutes. Mrs Jennie Dales dies after apoplexy at Youngstown district Maccabees meeting. she was 44. Lima test case against bridge companies opens. Harry Hammond indicted. 100 members of National Newsboys Association visit Mackay’s circus at Mackay’s. Rev R R Bigger announces marriage of John Quincy Wallace to Alberta Hayes. couple live in Prestonsburg Ky. Misses Mryde and Marie Hann host dinner for guests from Strasburg and Wooster. Ruth Burkhardt assists. Arend sisters return home Saturday. Dr J F Douthitt buys a Jewel runabout. Dr A W Davis buys another in Massillon. Engagement announced for Hon H S Wertz to Miss Bessie Johnson of Wooster. wedding in July. Invitations to Rev Oscar J W Wernet’s first mass at St Peter’s Can ton. John J Smith injured loading an auto at Wheeling & Lake Erie station. taken home for care.
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J. 8. Richards
Adrian, Mich
Charles King
North Ene Street
Lee Luher
Ceveland
E. A. Snyder
East South Street
Mahoning County
Massilton State Hospital
T. Clarke Miller
Sturdey
Blairsville
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Mary Oberlin
Columbus
Ohio State University
Presbyterian Church
Meyer's Lake
Imade
Mra. CG
Alliance
McConnell
C. W. Davis
New Philadelphia
The
Maccabees
Youngstown
Jennie Dales
Dales
Lima
Harry Hammond
Canton Bridge Company
National Newsboys’ Association
Mackay
Alberta Hayes
Gustavus
Prestonsburg
Mryde
Marie Hann
Columbian Heights
Florence and
Cathrina Arend
Strasburg
Arline
Madeline Woll
Wooster Street
Ruth Burkhardt
Arend
J. F. Douthitt
Forest City Motor Car Company
Massillon
A. W. Davis
Canal Dover
H. S$. Wertz
Bessie Johnson
Isaac Johnson
Wooster
Wertz
Seventeenth
Masgillon
Oscar J. W. Wernet
Parochial School Close Reads for Next Year Entrants
St Josephs and St Marys parochial schools closed Friday with no formal exercises. The top graduates entering high school were Karl Dalsky Elizabeth Murphy Malina Boylan Helen Rohr and Eva Kramer. A large Armory program Tuesday will feature recitations duets solos drills an operetta and a drama with a long list of performers and acts.
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St. Jozeph’s
Karl Dalsky
Elizabeth Murphy
Malina Boylan
Helen Rohr
Eva Kramer
St. Mary’s
Armory
United States
Leonard Limpachaters
Toulse Brentze
J. Paul and
I. Weber
Papa
Margaret Lachmater
Mona
Shipono
Theorothy Schaupp
Cherry Pies and Early Summer Produce Notes
The piece notes cherry pie as a favorite, with Early Richmond cherries ten cents a quart and strawberries eight cents. Raspberries from Marietta sold for a shilling a quart, watermelons from Georgia drew attention at fifty cents each, cantaloupes twelve to fifteen cents, Florida pineapples twelve to thirty cents, and eggs twenty cents a dozen.
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Richmond
Marietta
Georgia
Florida
Congress adopts sundry civil bill and district funds
Washington reports state House approves conference reports for the District of Columbia appropriation post office and Osage lands and funds division. President nominates George B McGoogan consul at Lapaz Mexico while Clarence Slocum becomes first American consul general at Boma Congo Free State.
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Washington
Associated Preas
House
District of Columbia
Oklahoma
George B. McGoogan
Indiana
Lapaz
Mexico
Clarence Rice Slocum
New York
General Slocum
Congo
Boma
Congo Free State
King Leopold
Belgium
Senate
WEDDINGS AT ST MARYS AND NEARBY HOMES
Three rapid wedding notices in a local paper. Iva Baer of Canton and James Moltz of this city wed at St Marys parish followed by a reception in Clay street with forty guests. Ada Volkmer and Louis Nist tied at St Marys with a gala 150-person dinner then a Niagara Falls trip and new East Main street home ahead. Nanette Miller and Oliver Ressler wed at a North street residence and will reside in Dalton.
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Iva Baer
Canton
James Moltz
RK. R. Bigger
Margaret Moltz
Navarre
William Moltz
Parente
Clay Street
Mra. _Moltz
Volkmor-Nist
Ada Volkmer
Thomas Volkmer
Louis Nist
St. Mary’s “Church
Michael Vollmayer
Stella Vollkmer
Edward Nist
Herbert Sonnbatter
Charles Volkmer
Nist
Niagara Falls
East Main Street
Miler-Ressler
Nanette Miller
Oliver Hessler
Dalton
H. W. Dewey
North Street
Ressler
Daiton
Canton Akron Railway Extends to East Greenville Questioned
Interest rises among Maesilion and East Greenville residents over whether the Canton Akron Railway will extend from West Brookfield to East Greenville within the coming year. A mortgage deed for 800000 was filed to fund improvements, though specifics are undisclosed. Massillon council set a March deadline to begin construction to preserve franchises, with a two year extension already granted.
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Maesilion
East Greenville
Canton-Akron Railway Company
West Brookfield
Massillon
Two Die as Engine Shifts Car at Labelle Iron Works
In Steubenville Ohio on June 28 a shifting engine toppled a carpin under which fourteen laborers sought shelter from rain. Two workers were killed and another injured in the accident.
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Steubenville, O
Associated Preas
Labelle Iron Works
Elevators A and B Buried in Chicago Fire
The Mabbatt elevators A and B owned by George A Seavems and used by J S Templeton grain brokers were buried today. Both four story structures held 100000 bushels of grain. Intense heat destroyed three adjoining buildings and forced 25 families from their homes. Spontaneous combustion in the dust room is blamed. Loss estimated at 220000 dollars.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Mabbatt Elevators
George A. Seavems
J. S. Templeton
Massillon to Rebuild Pocock Bottle Plant After Fire
The American Bottle Company will rebuild the Pocock factory in Massillon after two of three houses burned. Debris removal underway, construction to start when possible. Plan to complete by September 1 with tanks and heating connections ready for next season. Two houses destroyed, third repaired to continue partial work.
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Massillon
American Bottle Company
David Reed
Pocock
The
Massilion
May Withdraw Suit Against Aikin Law
The State Brewers Association may drop its Hamilton county suit testing the Aikin law. Legislative sentiment at Governor Pattison’s funeral unsettled brewers leaders, angering many who opposed the temperance measure. Also mentions very low round trip summer rates by B&O with travel details to consult agents.
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Columbus
Brew‘ers’ Association
Hamilton County
Pattison
Brewers’ Organization
M. G. Warrell
Cleveland
News From The County Seat Delays and Disasters In Canton
In Canton, prosecutors and defense for the Canton State bank cases argued before the supreme court over the constitutionality of the penal section of the free banking act of 1851, with a verdict expected next Tuesday. Chief H W Smith takes charge of the police, promising a strict, businesslike force. a gas explosion wrecked P D Hughes home injuring one, and two slaters fell from scaffolding injuring them. Also, the study of a seduction case against a woman accused of luring girls to Stark county, with a decision pending in Columbus.
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Canton
Canton Tran
Prosentor Upham
Craine
Alice
Cleveland
Ohio
United States
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Hev
Oscar Werner
Cincinnati
Knightsof St. John
H. W. Smith
P. D. Hughes
Deuber
Ervin W. Smith
Joseph A. Camp
John A. Reemanyder
Smith
Camp
F. E. Hartt
Caroline Studer
Tuswarawag County
Supreme Court
Columbus
Atlee Pomerene
W. O. Werntz
Lanton
Henry Bowers
New Philadelphia
Wilkins
Tusparawas County
Buchanan
Stark County
Fifty Houses Wrecked in Oklahoma Storm
Lawton Oklahoma June 23. A heavy wind last night wrecked fifty houses between Lawton and Quanah. The storm covered a large area. No deaths have been reported.
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Lawton
Okla
Associated Press
Here
Quanahud
Riot fears rise as Bialystok rumors loom
Dispatches from Bialystok report panicked citizens amid unconfirmed rumors that further excesses may occur today. Lattice are everywhere and martial law is enforced in the city.
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Bialystok
St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Summer Vacation by Wisconsin Central Railway Ad
Vacation idea spread across Wisconsin resorts including Waukesha Waupaca Fifield St. Paul Minneapolis Duluth and Superior via Wisconsin Central Railway. Get the illustrated Summer Book showing how when and where to go and the cost. Free on application to Jas C Pond Milwaukee.
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Waukesha
Waupaca
Fifield
St. Pri
Minneapolis
Ash
Superior
Duluth
Wisconsis Central Railway
Jas. C. Pond
Dean's Regulats cure bilious at tacks
A historic ad notes Dean's Regulats cures bilious attacks after meals. The tablet product is promoted at 25 cents and advertised for general stomach and liver relief.
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Dean
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Mass
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Ivers & Fond
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Cherry
West
Erie
Washington Avenue Road
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