Idaho Dream Turns To Martial Law Complaints
Mr. Miller from Massillon recounts Idaho's forced permit system for work and ongoing martial law. He argues rights to live and seek happiness are blocked by governors and troops. He recalls Coeur d’Alene mining troubles and harsh treatment in bull pens, criticizing state oppression and plans to move if freedom cannot be guaranteed.
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Mr. Miller
Levi BR. Minter
Washington
National Industrial Commission
Coeur D'Alene
Massillon
Burke
Idaho
Tiger- Poorman
Miller
Coeur D’ Alene
United States
Free Medical Treatment Offer By British Institute Canton Branch
The British Medical Institute offers three months of free services to all invalids who call at their Canton office before May 15. Eminent physicians and surgeons have opened a permanent Canton branch to provide free consultations examinations minor surgeries and care for three months with medicines excluded. They guarantee careful assessment and will tell patients if a cure is not possible. Office hours run 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with no Sunday hours.
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The
British Medical Institute
Werner Block
Canton
Wernet
Massillon Teachers' Examination Scheduled
A city examination for teachers will be held at the high school North Street building on Friday afternoon May 18 and Saturday May 19. All teachers with expiring certificates and applicants for vacancies should attend. Afternoon sessions begin at 1 o'clock and the morning session at 9. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething has been used for over fifty years. Hood's Sarsaparilla promotes health and prevents illness.
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Massillon
Styles for Men in Spring and Summer 1900
Fashion notes project a sharp, fitted sack coat silhouette with square shoulders and low waist, narrower trouser bottoms, and peg-top lines. Hosiery, shirts, and ties favor bright colors and stripes, while straw and Alpine hats evolve with lighter brims and bindings. Jewelry trends include rubies and diamonds in bold settings, with practical adornments like long leather purses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Outrage in Tuscarawas Valley Injures Massillon Man
A Massillon area assault by drunken tramps wounded an elderly man named Johnson from Somerdale. He ran the gauntlet with knives in two ranks, suffering severe abdominal injuries. He remains in serious condition as detectives search for the attackers amid community fear and disbelief of his account.
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Tuscarawas Valley
Massillon
Big Foot
Johnson
Somerdale
William Hodnot
Sixth Fire in a Week Destroys Mrs Klein House in Massillon
A sixth alarm fire in Massillon damaged Mrs Henry Klein house on North Grant street around noon. The blaze in the roof and garret destroyed the roof and second floor, with water damage total about 300 dollars, insured. Neighbors evacuated belongings and formed a bucket brigade as the flames were fought by firefighters who arrived after a mistaken direction.
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Henry Klein
Massillon
Grant Street
South Grant Street
West Tremont Street
Knox Stomach Tablets Ad Promotes Health From Digestion to Blood Purification
An old proverb compares bridges to the human body, warning against patches and urging foundations. The Knox Stomach Tablets claim to purify blood, cure dyspepsia, catarrh, nervousness, and liver complaints by addressing the root causes, not stimulants, with a promise of a full-sized box by mail order. They advertise fifty tablets per box and offer home delivery from Battle Creek, Michigan, via the Knox Chemical Co. Elks Minateols reference appears at the end.
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Knox Chemical Co
Battle Creek, Mich
Murat Halstead to Lead Cincinnati Journalism College
Veteran journalist Murat Halstead confirms reports he will conduct a college of journalism in Cincinnati. He says the idea came from his associates, would bring practical instruction, and reflects the growth of daily newspapers and demand for well trained young reporters.
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Murat Halstead
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Halstead
New York Sun
Murat Salstead
New College of Journalism
War Spirit in Japan Sees Inevitable Clash With Russia
A San Francisco dispatch to the New York Sun reports strong belief in Japan that war with Russia is inevitable. Japan’s fleet is described as far superior, with 60 vessels unseen but ready off on secret maneuvers, while Korea’s fate looms as a flashpoint in the broader struggle for dominance in the orient.
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Yokohama
San Francisco
New York Sun
Japan
Russia
Korea
Orient
Rapid Automobile Promise Set by New York Maker
A New York manufacturer has ordered an automobile claimed to run a mile a minute and 60 mph on level ground for an English noble. The machine, possibly 35 horsepower and steam powered, may cost $8,000 and aims for a one mile trial on a long level stretch. Earlier French gasoline cars ran a mile in 33 seconds with 20 to 24 horsepower. Also noted are electric floats built in New Orleans for $42,000 sold to Denver then Wichita for a street fair, being the world’s first and showcased at the New Orleans carnival.
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New York
New York Tribune
France
United States
Long Island
New Orleans
Denver
Wichita
Kan
New York Post
Wooster Bank Robbed by Crack Smugglers
A noon robbery at Stebbins Banking Company in Wooster left the door blown from the safe and the strong box opened. About $100 was taken from safety deposit boxes while about $14,000 reportedly lay in the strong box. Tools from a blacksmith shop were found in the vault.
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Wooster
Stebbins Banking Company
Sunday Fire Destroys Barn and Straw Stack
Fire destroyed a barn and straw stack on Frank Hardgrove's property on Francis avenue Sunday afternoon. Box 25 was struck at 12 30. Hose Company No 1 traveled over a mile and a steep hill, with nearly an hour to combat the blaze. The one story barn may have been set by children at play. Loss estimated around 75 dollars.
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Frank Hardgrove
Francis Avenue
Massillon Yard Engine Collision At Columbia Curve
Two yard engines No 9 and No 56 collided near Massillon at the Columbia curve at noon. Both crews reversed throttles and jumped to safety. no injuries reported. The pilot and forward section of the yard engine and tender of No 56 were badly smashed while the gravel cars remained undamaged. Tracks cleared shortly after the accident.
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Massillon
Columbia
Where is Lieding missing husband worries wife
Mrs August Lieding of Youngstown Hill road traveled to Massillon seeking any trace of her husband who vanished a week earlier. Friends had no news and the post office had no mail for the missing man.
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August Lieding
Youngstown Hill Road
Massillon
Lice Destroyer Promises Victory for Poultrymen
An advertisement proclaims American Lice Destroyer as the ultimate solution to mites and lice on poultry. It claims rapid vermin elimination within 24 hours, protection for 250 fowls for a year, and improved profits, backed by a money back guarantee and nationwide distribution by American Mfg. Co. Terre Haute, Ind.
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Amerbeean
Sodhia
America
Mfg
Watch Stolen Probe Leads to Court Bond
Miss Minnie Matthews vanished with John Winkelman’s watch. Winkelman filed an affidavit in Squire Rainer’s court in Canton. The woman was arrested by Constable Henry at Lorain and bound over to appear in court on Saturday.
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Minnie Matthews
John Winkelman
Mr. Winkelman
Canton
Squire Raigner
Henry
Lorain
Broken Bric-a-Bracs and Major's Cement Claim
Mr Major the famous cement man of New York explains Major's Cement advantages and high cost materials. He asserts other cements use cheap components and rely on advertising profits, while Major's cement costs far more to produce yet sells at modest prices. The piece notes established in 1876 and urges buyers to insist on Major's and order by mail if needed.
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Major
New York
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L. R. Miller
Ay On
I. M. Tageant
E. A. Jones
Hood
Styles
College OF Journalism
WAR Spirit
Columbia Curve
Lieding
Mason Chemical CO
South Erie Street
Chester Street
Edwin Street
Dwight Street
George Street
Johnson, Kent
West Tremont
Superior
Center
Waechter Streets
James R. Dunn
Erie St
California
Ark
Sreaya
Dreaeinns
Erent de
Massie
Ferummatale
Ohlcheeter Obessel
Madicen Aqvere
Philada
Rucker’s
Korak Oil
Craig
Cash Hat
East Main Street
Mount Union College
Sinclair
Barnes
Rooma
A. B
Rixer
Alliance
Rach
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