Churches and Temples Plan Improvements and Sermons
The article notes St Marys Catholic Church alist of contributors for the baptismal fund reads aloud plus a plan to install an independent electric lighting plant. First M E church holds quarterly meeting to discuss interior decorations and new piano, with Rev G B Smith preaching at multiple services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Presbyterian Salvation Army
M. E
G. B. Smith
Alliance
der. Smith
Canton
Young Mens’ Club
St. Mary’s Church
Twentieth Century Club
Bnsign
Robert H. Basted
Cleveland
Salvation Army
Corps
Captain Debolum
Debolum
Roosevelt
Presbyterian Church
W. J. Price
Faith Lutheran Chapel
St. Mary's Church
H. ¥. Kaempker
Altar Society
J. W. Lose
Shilling Buys Boats to Bypass New Shipping Rates
Joseph Shilling, coal operator south of Zour supplying Russell & Company, purchased several boats to ship coal independently after protesting Massillon orders by the Boatmen's Union. He says the union raised coal rates fifteen cents a ton and charged him five cents more than other shippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shilling
Joseph Shilling
Russell & Company
Zour
Massillon
Light Vote Cast in Quiet Democratic Primary Contests
The 510 total Democrat vote produced a ticket with George Scher winning the third ward councilman nomination by two votes over Ferdinand Kaemp. Peter Schneider won the fourth ward assessor race over August Conant. William Sonnhalter topped William Minich in the township clerk race with 335 to 201 across wards, Richville included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Scher
Sonnhalter
Schneider
J. J. Cluir
Louis List
C. Howard
John Haag
John Kohl
P. Gannon
F. Emmerick
P. Schneider
Henry Kiefer
Massillon
Fred Oakleaf
Richville
Board of Education
E. J. Fox
Cyrus Stoner
Cyrus Smith
W. A. Sonnhalter
T. W. Morgan
L. H. Bamberger
Ferdinand Kaemp
Peter Schneider
August Conant
William Sonnhalter
William J. Minich
Minich
Sonnehalter
Fred Oaklea
W. A. Rohn
Bills of Interest in Stark county political notes
Senator Wilhelm and Representative Pollock return to Columbus after talks with constituents. Highlights include Massillon insane hospital funding, grade crossing protection, two cent railway fare discussion, miners age work bill, firemen pension fund for Massillon cities, and opposition to the Clark focal option bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm
Justus
Pallock
North Lawrence
Columbus
Massillon Insane Hospital
House
Senate
Kayler
J. Twing Brooks
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Pollock
Stark County
Pennsylvania Company
Clark
Miners’ Union
Massillon
Tenker sues Campbell Lumber for 331 dollars
Daniel Tenker sues Campbell Lumber Company for 331 dollars with interest from October 19, 1899, alleging a promissory note. Clark Ambler and Clark act as attorneys in this case. In probate Will of Elizabeth Kuhn of Massillon, Minnie D Kuhn named Executrix. Citation to widow to elect issued in estate of Leonard Stucker of Massillon. Mrs Moses Clay injured alighting from interurban car. doctors Kirkland and Gans examine for severe internal injuries.
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Cantos
Daniel Tenker
Campbell Lumber Company
Clark, Ambler & Clark
Elizabeth Kuhn
Massillon
Minnie D. Kuhn
Leonard Stucker
Masillon
Moses Clay
Kirkland and
Gans
Counterfeit Ring Uncovered in Secret Service Sweep
Secret Service agents uncovered another band of counterfeiters and seized a large batch of bogus bills. The report warns buyers to beware of imitators, noting Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a favored target due to its valued reputation for digestion and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Service
Soldiers Memorial honors Meinhart’s son in Philippine campaign
John Meinhart of this city receives a Soldiers' Memorial from his son Private John J. Meinhart of Company M, Thirteenth U S, now in the Philippine islands. It lists one hundred privates and officers, with Spanish-American War imagery. Engag ements dated 1899 include Telegraph Hill June 10 and several October and November actions in Cavite Viejo Nova et a San Tomas road and Lingayen landing at San Fabian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Meinhart
John J. Meinhart
Philippine Islands
Telegraph Hill
Cavite Viejo
Nova Feta
San Francisco de Malabon
Wheaton
Lingayan
San Fabian
San Tomas Road
San Tomas
Secret Poultry Feed Promises Double Egg Output
A Creston Iowa man reports using American Poultry Mixture from American Manufacturing Co Terre Haute Ind to double hen egg production in summer and winter. The ad claims 100 percent money back guarantee, disease prevention, and direct action on the crow and gizzard, urging trial even if a local druggist lacks the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Iowa
American Mfg. Co
Terre Haute
Ind
Direct American Manufacturing Co
Terre Ititute
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy
A historical advertise claim touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a teething aid for children. It promises soothing effects, gum softening, pain relief, wind colic cure, and diarrhea relief priced at 25 cents per bottle.
Sale on Remaining Fabrics and Notions
As prices drop our patronage rises with few shirt waists left at half price and select items like veiling, ruined curtains, gingham, velvet, wadding, buckles, and Buck soap offered in bulk or bundle deals. Discounts list sizes and prices across fabrics and sewing notions, with quantities from bundles to individual pieces.
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Iessecs-Essnees le
Grain-O coffee substitute gains store traction
A new grain based drink Grain-O has replaced coffee in many grocers. It is gentle on sensitive stomachs and costs 15 to 25 cents per package. Children can drink it with benefit. Ask for Grain-O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Dunn
S. Erlel
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Knox Chemical Co
Battle Creek
Mich
General Boats
J.C. Corns
A. J. Lewis
W. E. Stansbury
Firemen’s Pension Law
Magsillon
Pio
Doll’s Cash Hat Store
Main Street
Crone
India
Fairgame Company
Oaue
Yorks Seaton
France
New York
France Medical Institute
Yohe
Conrad
Bright
Edson France
Sec
Pranklin Ave
Ohio
Tiny
Im Olio
C. OG. D
U.S
Franklin Ave
Bee Hive Cash Store
Ac Pr
Allman
Agen
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