Growth in U S coal output celebrated and debated
The article notes U S coal production rising from 36,806,560 tons in 1870 to 244,000,000 tons in 1900 as a sign of industrial progress. It covers Congressman Taylor's attentive constituent service, wage gains for iron and steel workers in Ohio and Pennsylvania, Cardinal Gibbons on U S empire in the Philippines, and political contests in Ohio including Baker vs Taylor with centennial statehood debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ohia
Pennsylvania
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Massillon
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Youngstown
Reading by children ends in asylum and warning
A 19 year old Chicago boy, driven insane by perpetual sensational fiction, was sent to an asylum after attempting to kill his parents when his books were burned. The piece urges early balanced reading and parental oversight, citing Massillon Public Library as an example. Also notes a mine accident near Jugtus injuring William Hoyt with a broken leg treated by Dr. Snively. Subscribe now.
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Chicago
Massilion Pubic Library
William Hoyt
Jugtus
Elm Run
Dr. Snively
West Lebanon
Local Notes From Nearby Towns and Personal Items
J P Jones travels to Columbus on Monday. Frank Brown shipped three carloads of live stock last Saturday. Daniel Patton shipped one load on Monday. William W Kauffman bought his father's homestead at seventy five dollars per acre. Carleton Mack visits between Feb 22 and last Monday with his parents. Lawrence township school board to hire teachers March 24. Mrs Mellie Kirk of Akron visiting her ill mother. Charles Kurtz to farm McDowell farm. Frans McDowell recently bought it. Samuel Krug rents part of Henry Freesch house to move this spring. Myrtle Young re-hired at Coshocton normal school for $60 a month. Clark legal option bill vote Sunday: mostly in favor. Wm Evans of Cleveland visiting friends. Miss Schillinger resigns to teach at Edinboro normal school, Pa. Fletcher walks home. Misses Myrtle Smith and Eva Reed in Akron. Insurance adjuster from Columbus settles A G Krieger fire loss. Fred Bremkamp visits Athletic club. incident with punching bag. Steam shovel idle for a week. James Fletcher of Canal Fulton on real estate visit. meets Irish hobo at station. debate ends when train leaves. Grain-O urged as coffee substitute, 4 for 13c and 25c. Banner Salve touted for skin ailments. Croup relief with One Minute Cough Cure praised. Foley's Kidney Cure recommended for kidney concerns.
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North Lawrence
Urban Hill
Nonta Lawrence
J. P. Jones
Columbus
Frank Brown
Daniel Patton
William W. Kauffman
Maquoketala
Carleton Mack
Lawrence Township
Mellie Kirk
Akron
Charles Kurtz
McDowell
Frans McDowell
Samuel Krug
Henry Freesch
Myrtle Young
Charles Young
Coshocton Pormal
Wm. Evans
Cleveland
Fletcher
Crystal Spring
Myrtle Smith
Eva Reed
Insurance Company
A. G. Krieger
Fred Bremkamp
Athletic Club
Fred
James Fletcher
Canal Fulton
Boys of
Ireland
Hesitation in Trade Signals Shifting Market Tone
The weekly Dun and Co review notes hesitation in business with a dip in volume, though not deeply disheartening. Prices hold with minor declines, output constraints at Pittsburgh and rising coke costs dampen production, while wheat and wool markets show mixed signals and exports fall from last year.
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R. G. Dun & Co
Fnk Prt
Shimkage
Chicago
Careet
Angus Tebuseries
Pittsburg
Hast
Connellsville
London
Amoun
American Clay Manufacturing Co. Denied Incorporation in Ohio
Secretary of State Kinney refused a certificate of incorporation for the American Clay Manufacturing Co. known as the sewer pipe trust, citing alleged Ohio anti trust law violations. Attorney General Sheets will review and issue a formal opinion. The objection centers on the ability to buy stock in other companies and own their rights. Meanwhile in Kentucky a tunnel fire incident left Engineer O'Brien and a fireman overcome by smoke during transit near King's Mountain with no fatalities or wreck.
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Philippines
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Cardinal Gibbons
Chicago
United States
Kinney
Sewer Pipe Trust
Sones
American Clay Manufacturing Company
The
Ohio
Sheets
Nntie
Soverset
O'Brien
King’s Mountain
Tenn
Gentry Dog and Pony Show
Dr Miles Nervine Promises Rescue From Grippe Aftereffects
An advertisement extolls Dr Miles Nervine as a defense against grippe aftereffects and a cure for post illness debility. It claims strong nerves aid resistance, describes recovered vitality, and cites a testimonial from D C Wanner of Hallaville Ohio who regained weight and strength after using Nervine and accompanying pills. The ad notes availability from druggists and a free advisory booklet from Dr Miles Medical Co in Elkhart Indiana.
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Cincinnati
Dr. Miles
D.C. Wanner
Hallaville
Milea
Mires Mepican
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