Suits Against Railroads Move Toward Federal Action
United States District Attorney Bethea will press legal actions against Chicago area railroads whose officials testified to Interstate Commerce Commission infractions. Uncertain form, likely injunctions, with special counsel Attorney Day soon arriving for city and regional proceedings to enforce observance of federal law.
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Chicago
Department of Justice
Washington
United States
Bethea
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. A. Day
Attorney Day
Hudson Bay Officials Deny Northland Andree Report
Winnipeg March report states Hudson Bay Company officials deny any confirmation that Andree's party was shot by Eskimos on Hudson Bay shore. The claim circulated two years ago, traced by HBC, but no corroboration found from northern agents.
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Winnipeg
Man
Hudson Bay Company
Andree
Hudson Bay
Man Found Dead at 56 in Canal Fulton Area
Henry Fashnact, 56, a farmer who lived alone, was found dead at his home two and a half miles southeast of Canal Fulton at 5 PM Wednesday by Logan Butler. Last seen Monday, death likely from heart failure. body on bed, partially dressed. Health had been poor recently. CRYSTAL SPRING notes and regional notices follow, including local sales, moving plans, and community updates.
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Ohio
Climate and Crop Service
The
Weather Bureau
P. P. Kirchhofer
J. A. Burkholder
Canal Fulton
Canton
Emetl Grand Lodge of Perfection
A. J. Miller
Otto S. Setterlin
Clara EB. Weasie
St. John’s Parsonage
J. KE. Dagel
William Reading
Nora Miller
Setterlin
Youngstown Hill Road
Massillon
Board of Trade Committee
A. Heimann & Brother
Force Ab
Beir Roal
St. Louis
Thomas D. Gray
South Waechter Street
Grays
Henry Fashnact
Here
Logan Butler
Fashnact
Fashnach
Wilmot
Fred Haas
Baltic
Bair
Dundee
New Philadelphia
Beach City
Willis Freed
California
West Lebanon
Alvin Mower
Millersburg
Mower
Tracy Smith
Elton
Amach
Navarre
The Massillon Market or Beef Tea
A trained nurse proposes beef tea preparation by broiling a lean round steak briefly, then simmering chopped beef in cold water for two hours. Do not add salt until removed from heat, and serve hot or cold as desired.
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Kryder
Hawkins’ Bank
Geo Rink
Massillon
Kent
Speiß Oidenraad Einer
Menser Broad
Erie
Newnan
Davi George
Water St
Spring Announcement From J. J. Klotz
Spring goods including new and fashionable men s d clothing are now in and the public is invited to call and inspect them at 34 East Mata street, presented by J J Klotz.
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J. J. Klotz
East Mata Tereet
Center Streets
Anthony Howell
Rev Clokey
F. H. Kalunger
On Being Popular A New View For Every Woman
A persuasive essay argues popularity is a normal right for women and aligns with beauty and humane qualities. It praises American girls for redefining charm, kindness, generosity, and sociable traits as ethical paths to happiness and social acceptance.
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New Idea
Ribbon pudding recipe from Boston Cooking School Magazine
A rich pudding recipe titled ribbon pudding. It instructs sealing a pint of milk in two double boilers and melting one and a half ounces of chocolate with two tablespoons of sugar and a splash of boiling water, then cooking until smooth and glossy.
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Boston Cooking School
Ribbon Pudding with Chocolate and Coconut Layers
The recipe describes making two milk based puddings one chocolate and one coconut. Each uses cornstarch for thickening, eggs for structure, vanilla and lemon extracts for flavor, then folded into separate batters and layered in a mold. Serve cold with a custard made from milk eggs yolks and sugar.
Fashion's Echoes In A Quiet Summer Style Era
The article surveys historic fashion notes including long curls on necklines and low coiffures with a large black bow at the back. It highlights three quarter coats for travel, Suttons trims on wraps and gowns, chemise drawers with chemise short skirt sets, and hints at evolving silhouettes toward late 19th century panier styles. It also mentions McKinley carnation in light tea and Roosevelt in dark red hues with rising spangle popularity.
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Pearl ‘Laundry
Frank W. Siffert
West Duncan Street
Messrs
Barnes
Duke Cunningham
L. Nauburg
Max Naunburg
Pittsburg
Joseph Oppenheimer
Slusser
Tuscarawas Township
Muncie
Ind
Adams
Kirby House
Lake County Horticultural Society
Painesville
Wooster
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
John Groxskians
Justus
Welty Church
Sugarcreek Township
Henry Fisher
Zachary Kaylor
Sterling McWhinmucy
E. 3. Truby
Jacob Patrick
James Sherpa
Wiss Hermine Dieterich
Board of Library Trustees
Miss Dieterich
Miss Deterich
Warren E. Russell
Sweitzer
New Berlin
Stark County
Nebraska
Columbus
Coshocton
Pigeon Run
William F. Slasser
J. B. Slasser
Denver
Col
Tom Gray
Nellie Gray
Youngstown
William Zint
Roscoke
George Sluseer
Dalton
Merce Law
Crystal Spring
Leonard
William Baha
Charles Strausser
McDonaldsville
Squire Preece
Volkmer
Braucher
Frank Leonard
Electra
Cal
Warwick
Loew
Orrville
Adley
Akron
Bertha Mercer
Sherodsville
Simon Snyder
Norris
Indiana
Fletcher
Parr
Payne
Star Theater
Doc Payne
James Parr
Hogan
Butch
Ann
Ghio
P. Exxeson
Olden Monitor
Superior Street
Drs. Kennedy & Kergan
Civctas
A. J. Richetmer
W. Hays
Abt
E. Main
Gieiaaa
Richeimer's Bakery
GELS
BR. H. Day
Wellman St
Chas. T. Kring
Cor. Wellman and High Street
Ouse
Harry Nicewander
Care Adams Express Office
North Jersey Nurseries
Springfeld
N. J
Smith & Rose
W. Main St
G. Re
Moler Barber College
Sailor
Bsinger
P.O. Box
Philadelphia
Usineps Room
Canal St
Wetter
East Main Street
Ovsain St
North End High Sts
Ais
J. B. Schrader
N. Erient
Callon H. C. Brown
Sherwood Siding
City
Levers & Smith
Ferniture
C.M B. A. Hall
Cali
Chas. Worth
GUSE
Duncan At
Algo
Bucher
Henry Lantz
Park St
F. Shaut
E. North Street
F. L. Boerngen
Humberger’s
P J. Hughes
East Oak Street
Wm. Bantz
Duncan St
Bard
Kirkland
Chip. Brown
Hill Street
Olio
Levers’ Grocery
West Brookfield
Conrad, Dangler & Brown
Bell
Clay St
Massillon, O. Massillon
Siwall
Bahney’s Wall Paper Store
E. Main St
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