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Newspaper

Massillon Independent

Location

Massillon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1900

Page

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Massillon Grocers Agree to 6:30 P.M. Closing Hour

Grocers in Massillon sign an agreement to close stores at 6:30 p.m. on and after June 4 except during Thanksgiving week, the week of December 10 to January 1, and Saturdays. Clerks and drivers had pushed for shorter hours but may abandon organizing now that the pact is in effect.

Massillon Wh. B. Martin R. Edwards L. J. Vogt C. Lucius C. Worth & Bro T.B. Davies Sonnhalter Bros Herman, Bros Adem Herzog Graze & Sonnhalt Warth & Lux C. A. Wendling John B. Vetzer W. J. Stuhldreher

Officers Elected at Wheeling and Lake Erie's Annual Meeting

The Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad held its annual stockholders meeting in Cleveland, followed by a board of directors reorganization. Elected to three years were John Crosby Brown, Washington RE. Connor, Myron T. Herrick, George A. Garrettgon, and Robert Blickensderfer. two years, George Coppell, Alvin W. Krech, F. J. Hearne, HW. Molotosh, and D. R. Hanna. one year, W. Oglebay, W. G. Mather, OC. M. Spitzer. Officers include Chairman Myron T. Herrick, President Robert Blickensderfer, VP Alvin W. Krech, Secretary J. H. Dowland, Assistant Secretary George Turner, Treasurer James Parmlee, Assistant Treasurer E. W. Frink.

Wheeling & Lake Firie Railroad Cleveland John Crosby Brown Washington RE. Connor New York Myron T. Herrick George A. Garretgon Robert Blickensderfer George Coppell Alvin W. Krech F. J. Hearne Pittsboro HW. P. Molotosh D. R. Hanna

Faith Lutheran Pastor Received by Chicago Church

The Rev. G. W. Lose of Faith Lutheran chapel has been called by Fifth Avenue Lutheran in Chicago. The call was referred to the church vestry and will be decided by a Sunday morning congregation meeting after discussion at Wednesday eve. Lose may visit his former parish to assess the offer.

G. W. Lose Faith Lutheran Chapel Fifth Avenue Lutheran Church Chicago Lose Coupe

Resolutions for Deceased Sir Knight John Nelson

Masaillon Tent No 10 K C M J May 28 notes the death of Sir Knight John Nelson. The resolutions praise him as a kind faithful member and a loving husband and father, with a copy to be recorded and published and sent to his family.

Masaillon Tent No. 10 K. C. TM John Nelson Nelaon J. F. Werter Jacoby Benton Smith

Quarantine Lifted After False Smallpox Alarm in Township

The health board in Jackson township announces no small pox case. The Kunkle Swanson and Sharver families, paid to appear ill, are released from quarantine. Township Trustee Charles Bremkamp and physicians confirm the illness was only chickenpox after a conference with local officials.

Jackson Township Health Board Kunkle

City trade board weighs inducements for pottery plant

The Massillon board of trade met in the mayor's court room with members Ricks Jones Gates Reed Hemperly and Snyder present. Communications from Philadelphia Museum and a Sandusky man about locating a pottery or inducing industry were tabled. A request from Cambridge residents for a pottery plant and a hospital site discussion were also considered with plans to meet physicians next meeting.

Board of Trade Mayor's Court Room W. F. Ricks E. A. Jones C. A. Gates David Reed Daniel Hemperly Fred H. Snyder Philadelphia Commercial Museum Taylor Jones E. A. Fawcett Lawrence Street Sandusky Omaha Commercial Club Congress C. L. Casey Cambridge Gates Ricks Pumphrey Aultran Canton Massillon

A Great Parade in St Lovie May 5

The Dewey celebration closed with a great military and civic parade featuring organizations from across the state. Tonight the Admiral joins a meeting of the state commandery of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States. A wheelman’s tool bag is linked with Dr Thomas’ Oil in ads mentioning healing aids.

St. Lovie Associated Press Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States Dr. Thomas Holea Stin

Police on Trail in New Philadelphia Safe Crack Case

Police pursue three men after a safe is blown at the O L W station in New Philadelphia around 1 o'clock Friday morning. A tall slim man and a short heavy set man were seen fleeing in a two wheeled cart and a phaeton, with a third man unseen. The horse and cart were found abandoned en route to Uhrichsville as authorities search for suspects. The stolen money amount is unknown but believed substantial. John Lacey, a state hospital patient, was chased by Officer Ertle and later taken to the asylum. Another man, described as intoxicated, was found asleep in West Street and will face a later hearing.

New Philadelphia Uhrichsville Hefflinger Ertle Massillon Stone and Fire Brick Company John Lacey State Hospital Lacey M. Hunt Hunt West Street

Minstrel Show Program by Massillon Elks

The Massillon Lodge of Elks presents a two night minstrel program on May 9 and 10 with a grand ensemble and finale. Features include Harry Parnacott baton twirl, Oscar Kessel slack wire, Roscoe Keller dances, Canton sketch Nigger in the Barnyard, and Howard orchestra accompaniment. Multiple named performers and groups are listed for bands, choruses, and dances.

Massillon Lodge of Elks H. G. Deweese J. J. Ess G. H. Shauf Fred Justus J. F. Shepley W. R. Coleman F. W. Preyer Elks W. A. Dielein G. Hf. Shauf Charles Mong CP. W. Preyer Jacob J. Wise David Vaughn W. RB. Reed Harry Parnacott Peerless M. Hayes D. Vaughn W. Gove E. Sibila Lee Walcutt J. Ess W. BR. Coleman J. J. Wise W. A. Diebena O. Hawkins R. F. Long J. d. Klots L. Walcut Oscar Kessel Roscoe Keller Buck Ford Dannemiller Canton Ray J. Bour Dance of the Fairies The Black Ballet Dancers of America the Fairies J.M. Crawford Fred. Justus W. A. Diebenn Geo. L. Hackett W. B. Coleman Wiliam Brown W. Homer Howard G. 1 Paul

G A R Ciroles selects Pinn as delegate to state encampment

G A R Hart Post elects B A Pinn as delegate to the state encampment with J G Hissong as alternate. Post Commandant Adem Volkmer will serve as delegate ex officio. Memorial Day arrangements committee named for grave decoration across area cemeteries. meeting next to finalize plans.

Hart Post B.A. Pinn J. G. Hissong Adem Volkmer West Brookfield Cemetery J. F. Gardner Samuel Peters William Minnick George Kittinger David Hemperly East Greenville J. L. Walters Nathaniel Tombow Stanwood Jacob Eggert Samuel Bowman Youngstown Hill J. C. Haring B. Crawford Mudbrook Anthony Leonard William Fashbeugh John Bilis Peter Shharles J. G. Hisson

Massilloners follow Utah mine disaster news

Word from Schoffield Utah confirms John O Doneal of Massillon was not at the mine when the explosion occurred. James O Doneal learns his son planned to move to Salt Lake City. Meanwhile Thomas Brogden of North Lawrence is reported missing and later believed dead. his body has been recovered but not yet sent home. William Gruber is said to be safe west of Massillon.

William Gruber Massillon Thomas Brogden Schofield Utah James O’doneal John O'Doneal Masgillon Carr R. T. Evang Willam Gruber North Lawrence Brogden Fort Wayne

Age of a Horse Sparks Court Battle in Lawrence

H F Gaddis of 315 West Tremont Street pleads not guilty to defrauding Thomas Lister of North Lawrence of 6250 by selling a horse claimed to be nine years old when it is about fifteen. Justice Sibila set a May 1 hearing. bond posted by G J Sailer. Gaddis, a prominent contractor, faces possible penitentiary time. Lister’s counsel included Dr. Young. trial expected to resolve a serious misunderstanding.

H. F. Gaddis West Tremont Street Thomas Lister North Lawrence Justice Sibila G. J. Sailer Lister Gaddis Squire Sibila E. G. Willison Dr. Young

Frank Crone Sells South Erie Dry Goods Stock

Frank Crone disposed of his South Erie street dry goods stock to C. R. Rotschild & Company of Cincinnati. The store closes at 5 10 tonight and packing will begin tomorrow for shipment to Cincinnati where the stock will be sold. Crone plans to go to Milan to manage affairs of his daughter Mrs Valentine Fries and then move his family to Cleveland.

Frank Crone C. R. Rotschild & Company Cincinnati South Erie Street Mr. Crone Milan Valentine Fries Cleveland

County Seat News Impending Hartong Probe and Rail Appraisals

Canton May 5 The Hartong murder case may see renewed attention as grand jury deliberations start next week with Prosecutor Day and ex Prosecutor Pomerene backing the inquiry. Detectives seek indictments while Massillon figures in the postoffice robbery tale. Railways Alliance Northern and Ohio River Lake Erie appraisals set per mile values, and local estates shuffle through transfers and licenses as auditors meet.

Canton John Washer Akron William Henderson Hartong Washer Day Might and Main Pomerene Felix R. Shepley Massillon Lucinda Kurtz Common Pleas Court William Kurtz John F. Jerome J. P. Pawcett Alliance Alliance & Northern Ohio River & Lake Erie Erith Ravenna Leonard Youngstown Charles Selby Warren W. M. Reed G. S. Tinlin Carrollton Reed Stark County Carroll County Alliance & Northern Road Amelia Leu Catherine Bauman Lawrence Township John McIntosh Perry Township Bert Adams Keturah Nicholas Navarre

Dyspepsia Cure Approved by Missouri Clerk Watkins

J E Watkins, Clerk and Recorder of Chillicothe Missouri, reports twelve years of severe dyspepsia improved by Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He endorses it to others, noting it digests what you eat and mentioning Rider Spyder and Shas W Cupples Tremont Street.

J. E. Watkins Chillicothe Rider & Spyder

Three Places Suggested For City Hospital Site

The board of trade hears strong citizen support for a city hospital with physicians largely in favor. Debate centers on using part of the Aultran hospital with Halleck East Main street Shriver South Erie Mt Airy properties as possible sites.

Board of Trade Aultran Halleck East Main Street Shriver

Wanderer Back and Soap Making at Hospital Next Week

Joseph Shalley the state hospital patient who escaped was found at Mansfield and returned Friday. Arthur Shalley remains at large. Emmet Maurer attacked Attendant Rockwell at dinner with a table knife, two wounds back of the head. Soap making is to begin in the laundry. Charles McCreary to supervise. Stein the arriving patient from Malvern remains restless. Cold weather disrupted heating. repairs ongoing. New staff include Howard Fowler assisting Gardener Heines. Miss Coyx and Miss Pollock join the laundry.

Emmet Maurer Makea Rockwell Joseph Shalley State Hospital Mansfield Shalley Wooster Arthur Arnold Cottage B Columbiana County Rock

Obituary notices for Reichard Pitts and Brown deaths

James Reichard aged 50 died at 3 o'clock Saturday morning at his niece Mrs. John Pider's home on West Tremont street death due to gangrene Funeral services will be held at the Pider residence Monday morning Interment will take place at Stanwood He was born in East Greenville and lived nearby Mrs Brown a state hospital patient is dead Body sent to Garrettsville Ohio for burial John A Pitts died at Jarvis Avenue home of his daughter Miss Lizzie Pitts from senile gangrene caused by earlier freezing He was born in Bavaria around 1834 and came to Massillon in 1884 Survived by a wife and five children Funeral from his residence at 1 30 Saturday and from St John’s Church Rev J KE Digel will officiate

James Reichard John Pider West Tremont Street Pider Stanwood East Greenville John A. Pitts Jarvis Avenue Lizzie Pitts Bavaria Germany Massillon John J. Pitts St. John’s Church J. KE. Digel

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gil Massillon Grocers Rev Knight J. Nelson the Board of Trade John Lacy E. M. Hust the Sons OF Darkness Ebony Vaudeville G. A. R. Ciroles A. Pinn O'Donell County Seat News W. E. N. Hemperly J. W. McClymonds Lota Second Ward Helena Steinbach Henry Steinbach Bethlehem Township Enos Whitmer Ellen Whitmer Eli Snyder John Frank A. W. Leonard Thomas Crookstone Henry Swihart Adam Hollender Fannie Crooks Joseph J. Crooks Ruch Tuccarawas Matthias Zehe Nicholas Giebel Tuscarawas Adaline Collier Dominic Collier Sugarcreek Township Samuel Smith John B. Smith Wanderer Arnold Charles McCreary Stein Sheriff Downs Malvern Howard Fowler Kimbolton Guernsy County Heines Coyx Pollock
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