Local Happenings and Movements This Week
Harry Curley transfered to Allegheny to fire on an accommodation train. Clarence Mills leaves US Express agency for Indiana, plans eventual return to incinmaty OK. Botthans marries Daisy Koegler at Wooster. couple to reside there. Kenyon and Capital University students visit for spring break. Massillon club plans Easter entertainment committee members listed. Rowan Stephan returns home with honorable discharge from U S Army. Max Hirschberg buys J Oppenheimer store on South Erie Street. inventory next week. Andrew Roberts carries two large water-filled barrels to Penn Station, wager opportunities explored. West Indian Club hosts Ritter birthday party with gifts. S. Hatter presides and music/snacks featured.
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H. OK. Botthans
Pennsylvania
Rylay
Daisy Koegler
Wooster
Rotthans
Reir
Ank Stoclir
Frank Huomberger
Corwin Albright
Kenyon Military Academy
Gamitner
Leonard Barry
Capital University
Columbus
Massillon Club
Ellen M. Russell
Laura Russell
W Killinger
J. Ulman
Air. B. McGue
Rowan Stephan
United States
Philippines
John Stophan
Stephan
Max L. Hirschberg
Newark
JB. Oppenheimer
Erie Street
Andrew Roberts
Pennylvania
Flo
Roberts
Park Street Secial
West Sie Tadian Glub
Ritter
Sjudel
Hatter
Davey
Nearby Towns Crystal Spring and Pigeon Run News
Crystal Spring notes a Massillon conference influence on readers and a local jury trial over Bahr-Strausser replevin won by Strausser from McDonaldsville. Bridgeport’s Major William Dunckley turns 76 while his father nears 98. Pigeon Run reports miners’ slow work, a Christian Endeavor grouping, and a visit home. Dalton records funeral rites for F. D. Snyder with pallbearers and cemetery interment. Dope
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Crystal Spring
G. Stump
Toledo
The
Independent
Enagh
Massillon
William Dunckley
Bridgeport
Canton
A. C. Volkmer
Massidon
de Fendant
Engineers' Wage Scale Talks Fail at Massillon Conference
The Massillon mining dispute over machine and pick scales stalled with no agreement on the engineers' question. Massillon Mining Company representatives joined miners and officials at a series of meetings to set a coal scale, with talks to resume next week. District President Legg travels to Columbus. Evans urges refereeing the engineers issue to the national organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers
Geis
Legg
Evans
Morgan
Miners’ Organization
W. 7. Mullins
T. F. Geltz
William Baumgartner
William Crookshon
Henry Leahy
Massillon Mining Company
Haskins
Hacking Valley
Hocking
Massillon
Fran Evans
North Lawrence
Appropriation Views on Massillon State Hospital
Chairman William H. Craft reports strong support from the House finance committee for a large appropriation to the Massillon state hospital. He notes Dr Eyman’s requests are economical and necessary, and anticipates substantial aid to the institution. Col Blankner commends the hospital as a leading modern facility and expects the committee to favor a major funding grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Craft
Finance Committee
House of Representatives
State Hospital
Eyman
Eynan
Massilion
Craft
Fred Blankner
Massillon Hospital
United States
Troubles of J Bull Diversion of War Wounds Pockets of Contractors
A British political page surveys wartime corruption and mismanagement in South Africa, noting army contractor profiteering, resold meat contracts, and alleged horse fraud. It cites Secretary for War W. St John Brodrick defending war needs, while condemning contracts and possible conscription.
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Bnetind
Ruigrs
Hite Isle
War Office
John Brodrick
For War
House of Crnmeanus
South Africa
England
Cecil Rhodes
de Beers
Fios
John Broderick
Crimean Times
Lord Kitchener
de Wel
Brodrick
Bull
Ahead of the Times in a Wry Exchange
A Washington Star item quotes a patiently amused woman remarking that Jason is ahead of the times. The humor centers on his quickness to plan endowments for a hospital course rather than slow, practical steps, hinting at timeless satire about visionary spending versus immediate needs.
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Times
Jason
Washington Star
Horse Rebellion Leads to Seizure and Injury
Constable Perskey and James Leiser of Uanal Fulton seized a horse belonging to James Crichton of East Greenville to satisfy a debt owed to B. B. Rayl, a Fulton grocer. Heiser was kicked in the head during the taking, sustaining a painful scalp wound. Dr. Dissinger treated the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constable Perskey
James Leiser
Uanal Fulton
James Crichton
East Greenville
B. B. Rayl
Fulton
Heiser
Dr. Dissinger
Ethics and Money on Bowery Tales of Tammany and Lee
In a Bowery music hall a sentimental song frames mercy for an old thief as a mother’s love, while a Tammany debate reveals a voter willing to sell his ballot to stay true to his mother’s wish. The exchange considers whether General Lee’s Confederate choice was morally justified.
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Bowery
Tammany Hall
Lee
United States Army
Richmond
Massillon Post Office Letter List Advertised Items
Independent office job printing note lists unclaimed letters at the Massillon post office March 1st 1802. Names for ladies and gentlemen appear with several surnames and initials. customers urged to say advertised to claim.
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Massillon
Maren
Pigensbou
Marie
Miarschy
Gaisseppe
Gennaro Sealese
Norms
Worant
Carl Henry
Shuty
Clara
Heinrich
Matilda
Tilton
William
tHlallinger
Edin Tish
Nelle
Lindres
Denniev
West
Sadie
Over-Work Weakens Your Kidneys
Public health note explains kidneys filter blood every three minutes and purify waste. It warns that tired kidneys fail to remove impurities, causing pains and rheumatism from excess uric acid in the blood due to neglect.
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Harry Curley
Allegheny
Clarence Ro Mills
United States Express Company
Indiana
Incinmaty
Pigeon Run
Christian Endeavor Society
Laura A. Huston
Leetonia
Mr. Thompson
National Organization
Lege
House Finance Committee
J. Bull
Kitchener
Representative of Law
Ethics OF the
Assillon Market
Agerter
Faery
Mock
Charles
Baum
Walter
Nutt
Wes
Balon
Joseph
Rider
Stenry
Carr
Prank
John
Conehier
Witham
Taylor
Higgernbottom
A. Way
Ie Lt
Duhlo
Tam
Bright
Drs
W. A. Belton
Western and Southern Life Insurance Co
Pille Block
C. Gre
R. Albright
F. South St
F. Main St
First National Bank
J.J. Wloty
Tremont St
D. W. Miller
Railroad Street
Moler Barber College
Chicazo, Els
E. Tremont St
Bow Hal
Philadelphia
HOK
North End High Ats
W. BE. N. Hemperiy
Brinst
Cau Paulst
Daguire Jak Cherry
Andrew Paul
Laquire
Alui W. Main St
Oum—Business Room
Canal St. Luquire
JO Wetter
Mainst
Bney
Path Street
Hammersmith
Andy
Dubn Heislen
O. Bell
Hawkins
Geo. Kink
Magellon
Phone
Nmassillon Storage Co
Ernest
New Armory
U.S
Sal
Racor House
Tax
Nynire
Overeast St
East St
Enay
Bard
Kirkland
John Myers
Cary
Baursbh & Lumb Investigator
J. B. Schrader
N. Hriesv
Bary Biggy
Muskingum Street
Black Walnut
Ebony Hat
Callon HW. C. Brown
Celso
John Bitneler
Zour
Opula
Livary
Bantz
Prop
Ouse
East Qak St
Duncan St
Ara
Lalse
Bucher
Henry Lantz
Borden Ay Hamwersworth
Uouvie
City Linits
Inqaire
Andrew Kasstler
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High St
Hilley Brick
Hill Sis
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Cherry
Wieh
Cedar St
Chis.a. Ring
Euests
Anthony Howells
Cantona Road
Wood aLpear
Burd
Main
Eriests
Hughes
Kase Oak Street
Massilon
Inter Toroan
Sven
Charles 2 Brown
Mastillon
Pia
Guy Phot
New Vrmory
Watts Truth
Cohd Wader
Ratupad Gas
Seedli BR
Crawford
Dra
Salk Aral
Meany Fisher
Unten
Olina
Kent
Unding
Hrick
Mauser Bros
Crattels
Miller & Miller
South
Conrad, Dangler & Brown
Clay St
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