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Newspaper

Massillon Independent

Location

Massillon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1896

Page

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Miners Endorse Ratchford for State President at Massillon Convention

A large United Mine Workers meeting in the Trades and Labor Assembly hall Massillon endorsed M. D. Ratchford for state president. The convention, chaired by Thomas Lane, urged unity with independent groups and set plans for screens repairs, price talks, and a joint Massillon consolidation. Ratchford received unanimous support while Frank Welsh became president.

Lane United Mines Workers Trades and Labor Assembly Anammons M.D. Ratchford Pollock Frank Welch G. Savage Patrick Ratchford Beatty Wm. Lincks R. A. Pollock Hudson Run M. J. Beatty West Massillon Chapman Assembly Thos J. Morgan Green Jas. Sawyer Messenger Jno. Morgan Osnaburg Pat Ratchford Warwick Palmyra Thomas J. Morgan Massillon M. D. Ratchford Thomas Lane Frank Welsh

Public Declaration of Intent to Abstain From Drink

Oscar Puegner publicly declares remorse for drinking and asks forgiveness. He pledges to abstain from intoxicating drinks with divine help and seeks friends' counsel and support in keeping the resolution. Dated March 26, 1596, witnessed by L. H. Barry, J. A. Poorman, and Pigeon Ran.

Mr. Epitor Oscar Puegner L. H. Barry J. A. Poorman Price

Local Branch of American Agents' Association Formed

A new city chapter of the American Agents' Association was organized on Wednesday night. Officers include J. G. Hissong as past premier, J. R. Dann as premier, George Lausch as adviser, B. H. Seeley as prelate, C. F. Beifusa as sergeant, J. E. Johne as secretary and treasurer, T. A. Danne as inside guard, and Michael Gorman as outside guard. Committees on grievances and by-laws named, with members listed.

American Agents’ Association J. G. Hissong J. R. Dann George Lausch B. H. Seeley C. F. Beifusa J. E. Johne T. A. Danne Michael Gorman A. E. Dauchy E. H. Seeley J. E. Johns M. Gorman

Governor Bushnell Seen Likely to Appoint New Labor Commissioner

The Cincinnati Enquirer reports Governor Bushnell aims to replace W M Lewis with a genuine laboring man. John Thomas of Stark County emerged as a favored candidate though not seeking the post, while Fassett and Archer were earlier considered contenders and Thomas cautions he has not engaged in soliciting the appointment.

W. T. Lewis Cincinnati Enquirer The Enquirer Bushnell Wm. T. Lewis A. D. Fassett Toledo Foraker Frank Archer Belmont County Zanesville Messrs. Fassett Archer John Thomas Stark County Thomas

Canton News Briefs on Divorces and Local Proceedings

A Canton court settles the Class divorce with alimony of 400 dollars and costs. Navarre partnersMary Meyers and Rosa Geukes seek dissolution and a receiver for a grocery venture begun in 1885. Smith faces possible illegal voting charges after switching parties and serving as a primary clerk. A $2000 suit over a deadly Navarre accident moves forward. Water works auditor reports 1642.20 due from former secretary Paul Field. Marriage licenses issued in Massillon and Canton as probate activity continues.

Young Smith Canton Navarre Mary Meyers Rosa Geukes Smith C. Smith Board of Elections Pease, Baldwin & Young Massillon Fred Miller Delmo Maurer J. W. Wardwell Young Maurer Auléman Hospital

Death of Harmon Schriver in Massillon at age eighty two

The obituary notes Harmon Schriver died at 6 am Friday at his Massillon home after a brief illness. Born in Hanover in 1813 he immigrated to America at 20, built wealth through railroad work and a 171 acre Jackson township farm, and left six children in Massillon. He was a respected businessman and longtime St Pauls Lutheran member.

Harmon Schriver Schriver Erie Street America Hanover Germany Massillon Baltimore Jackson Township William Brown Barbara Richiemer Saxony Mr. Schriver Zepp St. Paul’s Lathern Church Park Street Thomas Hopkinson James Sylvis William Sylvia West Main Street Pike Street John Wendling Neil Hardy

Bushnell confirms three Columbus nominations to Senate

Gov. Bushnell sent three appointments to the Senate. William Ruehrwein of Cincinnati is named labor statistics commissioner to succeed W T Lewis. George W. Hays of Hamilton is trustee for the Institution for the Blind and James W. Halfhill of Allen County is trustee of the Central Hospital for the Insane. Easter entertainment planned by Presbyterian church features Humpty Dumpty and Tweedle Dee and Dum with a 15 cent admission for adults and 10 cents for children.

Cincinnati Senate Chorge W. Hays Hamilton County Institution For the Blind James W. Halfhill Allen County Central Hospital For the Insane Columbus Ladies of the Presbyterian Church

Dismissal Sought in Massillon Malicious Prosecution Suits

Canton March 28 Lawyers Willison Day and Baldwin Shields for Massillon merchants filed demurrers in the cases against them seeking $10 000 in damages. Plaintiffs George Davidson and Ernest Hall allege malicious prosecution and seek $5 000.

Canton Willison & Day and Baldwin & Shields Massillon George Davidson Ernest Hall

Fire destroys Yerkes Grocery with $70000 loss

Early today a blaze swept the Yerkes mammoth grocery in St Paul causing about 70000 dollars in damage. A dozen tenants lived on upper floors and several are feared dead. Meanwhile the battleship Iowa was christened in Philadelphia by Governor Drake’s daughter at Cramp's Shipyard as the most powerful vessel in the navy.

St. Paul Associated Press Yerkes Mammoth Grocery Iowa Philadelphia Drake Cramp's Navy

Postmaster Accused of Altering Mail at West Lebanon

West Lebanon a village in March reports Postmaster Martin S Card under cloud for alleged mail tampering. He is not arrested, but suspicions grow after an ink spill on a registered letter led to altering a subscription payment. Card also runs a store and faced public scrutiny amid community shock.

Canton H. A. Cavnah Johns. Weckman Jon Canton Land Roller Company John S. Weckman H. &. Cavnah Weckman Cavnah Mr. Weckman West Lebanon Martin Card Hi J Cleveland Andrew Rudy Rudy Lebanon Mr. Card Wayne County Stark

Seiberling assignment statement issues from Akron firm

Akron March 26 F A Seiberling secretary of J F Seiberling Co says the assignment could not provide definite asset liability details. Attachments by outside banks precipitated it amid three years of value shrinkage and tight money. Seiberling Miller Co is not involved. Some stockholders in Akron firms are unaffected.

Akron F. A. Seiberling J. F. Seiberling & Co Seiberling, Miller & Co Colestown J. F. Seiberling Akron Corporation J. F Seiberling & C0 John F. Seiberling

Opposition to Coxey in Stark Counts Delegates Meet

In Alliance Ohio March 28 populists of the Eighteenth district reported county selections for presidential delegates and alternates. J W Slayton and J C Vandike led Colombiana. Charlee Jenkins and C M Dustman led Mahoning. J B Coxey led Stark with F C Marchand as alternate. Coxey stated he would not seek delegate at large, and a resolution endorsing Coxey bills was approved.

Warn Mr. Coxey Cook

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