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Newspaper
Massillon Independent
Location
Massillon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1895
Page
1
For horse owners, Dr Cady's Condition Powders help restore a healthy system and digestion, cure loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving new life to an old or overworked horse. Sold by sior ganthaier & Heinter draggiste for 26 cents per package.
The ad promises to mail samples with prices clearly marked to prove the store sells choice goods cheaper. Customers may send name and address and indicate preferred sample types to receive samples and save money, as a direct sales offer aiming to attract buyers.
Choicest styles and colorings in blue white brown and cream Duck Snitings 29 inches wide on sale at 10 cents A general collection of Fine Wash goods from 4c Seated Lawns to finest quality at money saving prices A large purchase of Fine Hand some India Silks regular 30 to 75c now 35 and 40c per 4 yard A big table of 40c Corded Kaiki Wash Silks offered at 25c Store promises value and savings for dry goods shoppers
June 26 Ohio Democrats decide to hold the state convention in Springfield on August 20 and 21, with Calvin Brice as temporary chairman and W H Lewis as temporary secretary. The apportionment is 803 delegates, and a compromise appears set between Brice and Thurman factions. Brice is expected to be permanent convention chairman.
A string of late June notices reports John Molnar, a Cleveland murderer, hanged at the state penitentiary at 12.06, neck broken, heart stopped after 13 minutes. Molnar, accused of killing Daniel Gehring over an arranged marriage, faced accomplices who received life terms. Additional items recount James Vonn’s attempted murder of Emma Van in Darrox, and Colonel Myron Z. Herrick dismissing Hawaii uprising rumors while noting Hawaii’s stable defense.
Mr Richard Croker returned from New Market where he hosted guests Mr and Mrs Kingh J Grant of New York. He praised his Ireland trip noting distress among peasants and declined a near purchase of an estate to avoid evicting tenants. He joked about tea drinking with Senator Murphy and planned afternoon teas in Washington. The Crokers attend Tattersall events and a garden party with Miss Tattersall considering a visit to America.
Shanghai reports detail appalling outrages on Americans and other foreigners at Chang Tu capital of Sze chuen. Viceroy allegedly urged mob violence and a Chinese official allegedly beheaded Bishop Danand. France demands redress with potential naval action if not met.
In Louisville on June 26 the Democratic state convention saw Senator Blackburn lose a bid for the resolutions committee to Prof Arthur Yeager amid clashes of free silver and sound money factions. Hardin supporters aimed to place free coinage opponents on committees, while Lindsay drafted a majority resolutions report endorsing Cleveland and Carlisle. A silver faction formed plans for party aligned silver campaign.
Luspex June 26 Prince Emanuel duke of Aosta wed Princess Helene of Orleans at St Raphael's Kingston on Thames. She wore satin with chantilly lace and orange blossom coronet. Guests included the Prince and Princess of Wales, Duke and Duchess of York, and many European royals. The ceremony was by Bishop John Butt with the Duc d Orleans carried into the church due to injury.
The Marquis of Salisbury formally accepts the premiership following Lord Rosebery's resignation. He will also serve as secretary of state for foreign affairs while the Duke of Devonshire becomes president of the council, A. J. Balfour as first lord of the treasury, and Joseph Chamberlain as secretary of state for the colonies. Other cabinet appointments await announcement. In another note, the Millers National Association holds its nineteenth annual convention with officers named including President A. Willsbury and Treasurer A. F. Martian.
Special Agent Weeks of the U S Geological Survey notes notable shifts in petroleum output across states in 1915 New York and Pennsylvania decline while Ohio increases by nearly 500 000 barrels and California gains 200 000 plus Kansas shows 10 000 barrels The total national production rises by about 31 400 barrels with value around 35 522 015 and an average of 72 cents per barrel at year end
New York June 6 A rumor of a contract modification involving the import of 32.5 million dollars in gold unsettles markets. The syndicate reports 15.5 million in new bond imports and over 56 million in gold deposits, while officials deny any contract change and note foreign gold deliveries may continue under existing terms.
Coast notes report no Navy action to halt alleged Seattle filibusters amid loot and contraband cargo plans. G W Watson carries lumber toward Hawaii while contraband arms may follow. West discusses silver standard and gold backing. a half-ton silver boulder astonishes Peach Springs. Lillie Bertha Lark's suicide attempt in Rochester. Michigan free silver organizers falter at Grasp Ramps.
An American pilgrimage to Lourdes will sail July 10 from New York aboard the Westernland for a mid-September return. The voyage is led by the Fathers of Mercy. Mar. Satell has endured the journey. Miss Green's Case Compromise involves Mary Irene Hoyt and Hetty Green settling a £100,000 slander claim.
Market notes from Massillon and New York listing grain and produce values, cattle hogs sheep and lambs prices, butter cheese eggs and poultry ranges, plus a medical ad for Hood's Sarsaparilla and a local doctor notice. Contains multiple named towns, markets, and product figures, with uneven OCR clarity but maintaining the core price ranges and entities.
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