Local Happenings Highlight City Social Ties
Miss Ethel Coulter of Uhrichsville visits in the city while Labor Commissioner M D Ratchford spends a few days here. Rev and Mrs Craft begin housekeeping at St Timothy's rectory. Various residents attend visits, unions, and meetings. Frank Myers to attend Eagles convention in Minneapolis on June 3. Fire chief Burkle sees Ryder resign and depart for Chicago. New contract price for medical aid to township poor stated as 240. Various local arrivals, events, and social gatherings noted.
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Ethel Coulter
Uhrichsville
M. D. Ratchford
E. J. Craft
St. Timothy’s
J. A. McLaughlin
Frank Yingling
C. M. Whitman
Canal Fulton
S. A. Brant
Frank H. Myers
Massillon Aerie
National Convention of Eagles
Minneapolis
W. H. Ertie
Chippewa Lake
Frank Ryder
Burkle
Fire Department
Ryder
Chicago
Germany
Mill Street Road
F. W. Brown
Morris
K. J. Myers
Pittsburg
L. F. Long
Long
Fredericksburg
State Hospital
Dr. Long
George Holmes
Central Union Telephone Exchange
Canton
Holmes
Helen B. Kirkland
J. F. Clokey
Fish and Game Commission
Mr. Reutinger
American Finance and Security Company
New York
New York City
Boston
West Main Street
Board of Education
I. M. Taggart
L. L. Nave
E. A. Jones
North Street
J. M. Schuckers
Erie Street
Charles Ellis
Russell & Company
Tremont Street
McClelland
Wooster
D. T. Frank
Mr. Frank
J. W. Frank
Amanda Treash
Enos Hawkins
Akron
Will Stoner
J. Frank
Uniontown
Charles Harris
Copley
M. F. Frank
East Liverpool
Colored clubs barred at National Federation vote
Massachusetts club women watched two year fight fail as the National Federation rejected admission of colored women’s clubs. Discussion also covered article 2 section 3, with Jane Adams of Chicago urging a stricter membership committee standard, but the amendment failed amid a large vote.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Massachusetts
National Federation
Jane Adams
Chicago
Adams
Painter Canal Bill Drama and Votes for Payoffs in Ohio
Columbus May 7 The House spent the forenoon on local bills and rejected the Painter canal levy amid reports of large price offers for votes. Debate centered on Senate amendments to the O S U levy, with contention over mills and duration. A separate horseshoers bill passed, creating a state board to examine and certify specialists while excluding general blacksmiths.
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Columbus
House
Friends of
Senate
Moore
State University
In Memoriam for Samuel P. Bachtel at McDonaldsville church
The McDonaldsville Union Evangelical church and Sunday school resolves with sorrow at the sudden death of Samuel P. Bachtel. They honor his integrity, truth, and steadfast convictions, and express sympathy to his wife, children, and relatives. The resolutions will be recorded in the Sabbath school minutes and a copy sent to the family.
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Lord’s Vineyard
Samuel P. Bachtel
McDonaldsville
Beef Trust Case Advances and Roosevelt's Threatened Session
New evidence strengthens the case against the beef trust with substantial testimony on illegal railroad rebates. Roosevelt may call a special session if Philippine civil government and Cuban reciprocity bills fail, with leaders alerted to the move. The funeral of Rear Admiral Sampson is planned for Friday at Arlington. The President will sign the oleomargarine bill.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Allison
Hanna
Clouse
Cuba
Sampson
Arlington
Annapolis
North Atlantic Squadron
Marine Band
Washington Barracks
Slo Artillery
City Health Report Shows Favorable Contagious Disease Conditions
Health Officer Miller reports the city in good health regarding contagious diseases with only one diphtheria case traced to St Louis. He cites underreporting by physicians as the main issue, noting prior cases were well cared for and infections rare.
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Miller
T. ©. Miller
St. Louis
Farmers Take Your Woo to Hum Berger's Big Store
Warwick Bloch Masakhon advertises high market prices for farmers. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, used for over sixty years, claims to soothe children, soften gums, ease pain, and cure wind colic and diarrhoea. Twenty five cents a bottle.
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Humberger’s
Warwick Bloch
Masakhon
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Rocky Mountain
Baltzly’s
Ohio State
Swett Baking Powder
Cleveland
Sion
Maier, Shaidnagle & Co
Good Clothes Store
Main Street