Hope for a bright future in the Philippines noted
Public schools opened across the islands with about half a million in attendance. Governor Ide dedicated a new high school at Lucena in Tayabas province and urged citizens to educate their children as the key to future duties. Dr. J C McLaughlin advised simple remedies for liquor, stressing good food and cooking education to reduce drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Islands
Ide
Lucena
Tayabas
J. C. McLaughlin
Catholic Total Abstinence Society
Chicago
Dr. McLaughlin
The Whistling Nuisance Suppressed by Rail Commission
A decades old Boston nuisance from locomotive whistles resurfaces in Mass towns like Deschester Quincy Loominater and Hingham. The Massachusetts railroad commission granted a petition to halt whistling, with Railroade commenting that bells suffice for warning. Yard enginemen must heed authoritative limits and notifying the company if excessive whistling occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massillon
Deschester
Quincy
Loominater
Hingham
Mass
Massachusetts State Railroad Commissioners
New York
New Haven
Railroa Gte
Careleas
Senate Should Vet Isomigration Bill After House Action
The Senate should carefully review the isomigration bill returned with House amendments. The House removed a proposed educational test and a five dollar poll tax, leaving the existing two dollar head tax. The increased head tax would curb perceived abuses by steamship companies and agents linked to importing cheap labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Immigration debate on Russian Jews reaches amendment clash
In New York Littauer and Goldfogle pressed an amendment to grant asylum to persecuted Russian Jews who prove self support. critics call the measure unwise, fearing influx of poor immigrants. They argue America should aid the persecuted but not loosen entry standards. The Senate faces the decision on broader open doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littauer
Goldfogle
New York
Senate
America
Ice Dealers to Serve Time in Jail Despite Court Plan
Toledo June 27 The ice dealers still occupy jail quarters though reports say they will not. Each man will serve time possibly up to a month with fines apportioned by the court based on standing. They have held meetings with defense attorneys as delays in taking them to work detail persist. President O Neill accuses Hygeia workers of trying to spark a strike through the Sebulets incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
O'Neill
Teama'ers
Schuller Company
Hygeia
Man Found Lying Under Tree Leads to Jail Admission
Residents in Bridgeport report a man lying under a tree appearing paralyzed. Chief Ertle removed Hiram Haring of McDonaldsville to the city jail on Wednesday afternoon. A physician declined the paralysis diagnosis, suggesting heavy drinking. Haring was brought on a stretcher and will be watched while relatives are sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Ertle
Hiram Haring
McDonaldsville
Haring
Memorial Services For Deceased Pythians In Massillon Cemeteries
The Pythian order from Massillon and nearby lodges held Sunday memorials at Massillon cemetery for many departed members. Prayers, songs, and addresses reflected on friendship charity and benevolence. Ivy sprigs were laid on Manias Harrold’s grave as ritual and eulogies concluded the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Enterprise Company
Uniformed Bank
Perry and Stark
Rathbone Sisters
Pythian Castle
Enerprise Company
Perry and Stark Lodges
Manias Harrold
Buckeye Quartette
Thomas Kay
W. W. Wagar
Mr. Wagar
Damon
Pythias
Order
Maesillon
Charles Wentzel
John Leu
J. B. Wendling
Louia Steilke
J. B. Thompson
Isaac Ulman
H. J. Rearick
W. C. Karl
Henry Huber
A. V. Preyer
John Coleman
William
Thomas McGuire
West Brookfield
Thomas Myera
A. H. Jones
Canton
Buttermore
George Lichtenwalter
Akron
Jacob Whiler
Clevelard
Louis Schimke
Pittsburg
Daniel Rodgers
Valley Junction
C. W
Friend
Youngstown Hill
James. Hall
Dalton
A. H. Owens
Omnibus bill passed aiding Ohio cities listed
Washington June 26 The omnibus public building bill passed the house after one hour of reading and debate. Ohio beneficiaries include Warren 30000 Columbus 400000 Toledo 510000 Springfield 39000 Hamilton 100000 Youngstown 100000 Lancaster 75000 Greenville 35000 Marietta 100000 Marion 75000 Newark 290000 Ashtabula 15000 Delaware 10600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
House
Ohio
Warren
Columbus
Toledo
Springfield
Hamilton
Youngstown
Lancaster
Greenville
Marietta
Marion
Newack
Ashtabula
Delaware
Peace in Cebu as last Pulajane Leader Surrenders
Manila reports on June 26 that the final Pulajane insurgent on Cebu has surrendered to the constabulary ending the island’s insurgency. The surrender marks the conclusion of a long fear in the region. The Associated Press provides the dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Associated Josy
Cebu
Constabulary
Canton recital delights audience with Revered Graft
The Canton Repository reports Rev. E J Graft of Massillon, a pupil of Harold Hutchins, delivered most of a second recital though strained by tonsillitis. The crowd responded with generous applause as the program featured Metcalfe Absent Rogers They That Saw in Tears Huss reading Loch Lomond The Hypochondriac The Raven Hybrias the Cretan Schumann Henry and Richard in the Tower The Two Grenadiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
E. J. Graft
Massillon
Harold Hutching
Hutchins
Klein & Heiffelman’s
Craft
Metcalfe
Amphion Choral Society Prepares for Eisteddfod Contest
Under William Simpson Amphion Choral Society readies for Sark county eisteddfod at Canton on July 4. Ten-day rehearsal plan includes mixed choruses from Massillon area and neighboring cities. Massillon First M E church choir also enters congregational competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Simpsson
Amphion Choral Society
Sark
Martins Ferry
Pittsburg
Braddock
Utica
N. Y
Cleveland
Akron
Canton
Alliance
Massillon
Homestead
Bridgeport
Anthony Howells
Massilion
Eisteddfod Company
Iron sulphate shown as remedy for Canadian thistle pests
Kenosha Wisconsin June 25 extensive Wisconsin University experiments under agricultural department supervision show sprinkling sulphate of iron on growing crops can curb Canadian thistle and wild mustard. Land values could rise by about twenty five dollars per acre without thistle. A German spraying machine lowers per acre cost to fifty cents. Moore of the university claims iron sulphate is the most effective remedy tested so far and further trials are planned. Summer tourist B and O low fares consult agents MG Carrel CLove tal Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha, Wis
Agricultural Department
University of Wisconsin
Germany
Moore
University
Wisconsin
Miners and Operators Clash Over 1903 Wage Scale at Massillon Conference
The Massillon district braces for a pivotal joint conference on July 6 as miners demand the 1903 wage scale based on a national convention resolution. Operators contend they cannot pay the 1908 straight scale, fearing concessions would trigger the 1903 rate, while both sides anticipate partial progress before broader southeastern Ohio talks influence the Massillon outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Peter Gorman
Miners’ Union
National Miners’ Convention
Gorman
Ohio
Ohio National Guard summer maneuvers planned in Tuscarawas County
Assistant Quartermaster General Edward T. Miller travels to Tuscarawas County to arrange camps and facilities for Ohio National Guard summer maneuvers. He plans sidings at Strasburg and Bolivar, tents and camp gear shipped, 450 horses, 50 teams, 72,000 pounds oats, 70,000 pounds hay, 70 tons straw, 90 corals of wool, and daily removal of 200 barrels of garbage per camp. Water for 3,000 men per camp, 150 passenger cars, four special trains, and rations overseen by Colonel F. M. Reitael. Governor Harris to sign requisition for $1,500,000 ships and gear including the ships asex and Hawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Edward T. Miller
Tuscarawas County
Ohio National Guard
Strasburg
Bolivar
State Arena
F. M. Reitael
Warren
Miller
Harris
Pattison
Ceral
National Guard
Asex
Hawk
Miss Inman to Teach Drawing in Massillon
Miss Annie Inman renowned to Massillon will open drawing and painting classes at her home studio at 872 East Main Street. Pupils will be received on Tuesday, July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Inman
Massillon
East Main Street
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Patent Claim Ad
An advertisement promises a "guaranteed cure for piles" with itching bleeding and protracted cases. It states druggists will refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure in six to ten days and lists a price of 60e.
Graybill and Hodgson Wed Quietly in West Brookfield
Miss Carrie F. Graybill of East Greenville and Mr John T Hodgson of North Lawrence were married Sunday evening at the M E parsonage in West Brookfield by Rev William J Williams. The bride’s sister Geneva Graybill and the groom’s brother Henry Hodgson attended. They will reside at North Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie F. Graybill
Eaat Greenville
John T. Hodgson
North Lawrence
M. E. Parsonage
West Brookfield
William J. Williams
Geneva Graybill
Henry Hodgson
Tragic Canton murder suicide at Home brewery site
John Bailes, a Home brewery worker, shot Mrs. Amanda White in Canton at 7:20 AM after she rejected his advances, then killed himself four hours later. Mrs. White survived, Bailes died at City Hospital. Bailes, electrician by trade, had been boarding at Mrs. White's mother's home and earlier was told to leave after pursuing the married woman. Funeral arrangements set for Navarre with services from the Frey residence in Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
John Bailes
Amanda White
City
Bailes
White
Home Brewing Company
Plan
Navarre
Samuel Lefile
Malion Street
Edith Frey
Housel Street
Jesse Bailes
Crystal Spring
Choe
Frey
Independent Mine Workers of West Virginia organized
A movement in Charleston is organizing the Independent Mine Workers of West Virginia to establish a wage scale and benefits in the Panhandle counties of Ohio, Marshall, Brooke, and Hancock. The association has secured a charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Ohio
Marshall
Brooke
Hancock
Panhandle
Train fatally strikes Burke family near Bellefontaine
John Burke his wife and their baby were traveling by wagon from Indiana to Bucyrus when an Ohio Central train struck them west of Bellefontaine Ohio. All three occupants died from their injuries in the crash report filed today by the Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefontaine O
Associated Press
John Burke
Indiana
Bucyrur
Ohio Central
Here
People's Party leaders meet in St. Louis
The People's party conference opened in St. Louis with national chairman James Farriss presiding. Organizers and delegates gathered for a day of talks and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Associated Press
People's Party
James Farriss
Miss Kilway Weds Mr Kerrigan in St Josephs Ceremony
Miss Alice Mary Kilway and Mr. Thomas Henry Kerrigan married at St Joseph’s church in Duncan street with high nuptial mass and a breakfast at the bride’s home. They left Wednesday for a two week trip up the lakes visiting Niagara Falls and Buffalo then plan housekeeping in Massillon. The groom is head clerk at Maier Shaindangle & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Mary Kilway
Thomas Henry Kerrigan
St. Joseph’s Church
Duncan Street
Hugh Kilway
Lawrence J. Kerrigan
Misa Eva Kilway
Miss May Kerrigan
William Kerrigan
Hugh Powers
Herman Dalsky
James Kilway
Sylvester Kerrigan
Lida McBride Roun
May Kerrigan
Francis B. Doherty
Kerrigan
Lakes
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
New York
Harvard and Yale Queued Graduation Totals
Harvard began its commencement with nine hundred seventeen graduates while Yale conferred degrees on seven hundred eighteen students in a day marked by formal exercises and campus pageantry.
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Harvard
Yale
Cambridge
Associated Press
New Haven
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Brook
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