Graduation for Trained Nurses at Massillon Hospital
The class of trained nurses at Massillon state hospital will graduate next Friday evening at William McKinley hall starting at 7 36. The program includes orations music and an address by Rev. Mahon of the city. Trustees plan a Friday afternoon meeting to finish business so they can attend the exercises. Rain delayed baseball practice and only one game is scheduled for next afternoon against Navarre. Also covered is Elmer Jones sentenced to twenty years for jailyard killing at Athens state hospital and a movement to make Lima a special state hospital for inmates, with reports to Governor Herrick and the next general assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maosillon State Hospital
William McKinley Hall
K. Mahon
Gam
Isore
Navarre
Elmer Jones
Osio
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Circuit Court
Emerat
Loaner Court
Jones
Athens State Hopital
Injari
Stephen Cain
Saia
Cain
State Board of Charities
State Hospital
Lima
Ohio State Hospitals
Columbus
General Assembly
Lima Hospital
H. ¢. Eyman
Massillon State Hospital
State Board
Michigan
Shirer
Herrick
Court Assignments for Canton May 13 to Next Week
Judge Harter will handle common pleas in room 1 and clean up this week's cases. New assignments include Mineral Point S and L vs Dorrance, Seacrist vs Seacrist on Monday. Roig vs Mason, Yates vs Yates, Miller vs Corl on Tuesday. Cailmap vs Hosler, Brennetan vs Buenneman, Reemsnyder vs Dedgherty on Wednesday, among other docket entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Harter
Common Pleas
Ambler
Carrallton
Mineral Point S and
L. Company
Dorrance
Smith
Webb
Seacrist
Roig
Mason
Yates
Miller
Corl
Cailmap
Hosler
Brennetan
Buenneman
Reemsnyder
Ce Dedgherty
Dougherty
Eta
Garrett
Welcajean
Welceleay
Dulobohmi
Ganton- Akron
Saunasi
Company
Brombanghi
Augustine
Strasburg Teacher Laub Charged in Obscene Mail Case
Prof F W Laub a Strasburg high school teacher is bound over on $2000 bail after arrest by Post Office Inspector Owen for sending obscene letters through the mails. He waived examination and faces a federal grand jury next term. Local residents, long troubled by unsigned letters to girls, alerted authorities and marked papers were placed on his stationery to test origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Laub
Strasburg
Meni
Térit
Owen
Cleveland
Wilage
Laub
Safe Return of Travellers from World Journey to Massillon
Dr and Mrs A P Lee Pease of the city and their nieces May and Nellie McCallum, of Pittsburg, traveled from Boston to Massillon after learning of the Harrisburg wreck. They began their world tour at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, visiting San Francisco Hawaii Japan Philippines Singapore quarantine, Rome Sorrento Cairo and other places, returning via Cairo and the Azores, with many excursions and social events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A- Per Lee Pease
Boston
Magsillon
New York
Harrisburg
Suez Canal
Batavia
Java
Sonrabaija
Holy Land
Rome
Sorrento
Azores Islands
Cairo
President Roosevelt Greets Crowd From Rear Platform
The President stood on the rear platform of an observation car during a special eastbound train trip from Chicago to Washington. He greeted the crowd, shook hands in spirit, and appeared in good health as hats and umbrellas waved. The journey included stations at Crestline and Massillon with security and ceremonial salutes along the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pannsylvania
Washington
Colcrana
Plello
Aloe
Rowevelt
Nr Nm
Chicago
Crestline
Elack
Tel Nd
Crastline
Massillon
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Company
Pottery Wetzel
Russell & Company
Learty
Gre
Schwarz Sues For 5000 Over Alleged Affair
August Schwarz of Massillon sues Thomas Dayton for 5000 alleging Dayton targeted his wife after she had lived with Schwarz for twenty one years. Dayton allegedly visited the Schwarz home three to four times weekly and threatened to poison Schwarz if interfered. Attorney R A Pinn represents Schwarz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Pinn
Crops Grow Fast Across Ohio Regions
The Ohio weather bureau climate and crop report for the week ending May 8 notes fast growth in wheat rye barley oats potatoes meadows pastures and clover fields with corn planting progressing in the southwest and northeast seeding. Apple bloom is good pears fair peaches and plums variable early cherries poor strawberry bloom strong while tobacco plants are small yet growing well. A separate notice seeks a resident representative to sell high grade lines with freight paid, referencing Home Supply in Mill Surat Lewe Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
The
Weather Bureau
Surat
Lewe
Miner Killed at Canal Fulton Mine Tragedy
Joseph Hodgson aged 32 dies after leaving Multbhobl mine near Canal Fulton. He fell from a wagon during illness and was crushed by wheels while being moved out. Single, he lived with parents in Canal Fulton. Funeral Sunday 2:30 pm at Canal Fulton Cemetery. Coroner Spidle ruled accidental death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hodgson
Multbhobl
Ownielly
Massillon
Ceeny
Canal Fulton
Spidle
Elected for Three Year Terms and New Music Instructor
The school board elected a three year term for the superintendent Cronebaugh and chose Miss Kathleen Brossman of Chicago as music instructor for one year. Miss Harsh resigned from the Franklin school building. Cronebaugh noted a suspension of a third year high school pupil for conduct. The board approved diplomas for twenty five graduating pupils and adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tree
Cea
F ¢ Graves
Sinner Ge
Edecation
Willy
Societa E
Stalin
Fox
Cronebargh
Gamnanell
Pumphrey
Gammell
Jonger
Pumbores
Ales
Bupen
Aviatta Yost
Thais
Stoner
Bax
Shoemaker
Fdr
Albrecht
Dol
Pramphrey
Goinnell
Cranebaugh
Miss Brossman
Cronebaugt
Miss Harsh
Franklin
Boilding
Miss Beck
Cronebaugh
H. Yost
Hbods
Republican Convention Delegates Chosen Across Canton Areas
In Canton and surrounding townships delegates were chosen for the state Republican convention. Major figures include Judge M. B. Aungst and George H. Clark, with alternates named. The process emphasized harmony and no contested slates as Canton and Alliance districts finalize their delegations.
Fragmented OCR list of township delegates and alternates
Readable items show a long list of delegates and alternates for numerous townships including Lawrence Osnebure Ninnshilién Tuscarawas and Lake Marlhbore. The text is heavily garbled with names like David Williams George Webye William Baweén A Wiiliar Aston and C He Williams. It appears to be a party or election delegate roster with multiple townships and alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Aaele
Tdas Asotin
L. B. Crawfeed
HioGeorge
T. Shoenaker
HH. Duby
Toehn Austin
F. C. Wireger
J. G. Lester
T. H. Syuth. Thoma
OC Brown
Lawrence
Ate
David Willams
Dal
Paris
Les Stale
P. L. Shaffer
Aston
Jackson
Lelew Gate
Afferrot
Pike
Mayors of Massillon and Samuel Pease era detailed
Fragmentary historical notes list Samuel Pease as mayor and record the sequence of Massillon's early mayors, with names such as Brown, Peter, Rue, and Swarnel Pease among officials cited. The text traces terms from 18th to 19th century municipal leadership and references a compiled officer roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niassa
Girordeile Privet
S Bubkint
Waren
C. MiCulough
He BsWellmath
Ton. Brown
GW Walleboyte
William Brown
Robert J. Peterr
Clement Rue
Peter Tos
Pierty
Chicago Strike Violence Escalates On Wentworth Avenue
May 1 report from Chicago describes Martin Lae a NoL union colored teamster attacked after being dragged from his wagon by six men. Business resumed with larger scale strike actions and wagons moved with reduced police protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Lae
Wentworth Avenue
Bsix
Buinesa
Admiral and orderly shot in Patershore murder
A high ranking naval officer and his orderly were shot in a single room today in Patershore. Initial reports attribute the crime to internal conflict or betrayal within service ranks as investigators search for motive and suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patershore
Aral Nazitoff
Also Mentioned on This Page
State ‘Hospital
Carralton
Mrs. Pease
Stark Siding
President Roosevelt
President
Servation
Schwarz
Thomas Dayton
Joseph Oegaon
Cronebaugn
Kathleen Brossman
High Schoo
Rick
Clark
Starn
Barman Clark
Peru
Ican
Rose
Eddie i Cole
Bowett
Rog
Ostel Ceante Bay
Chacman Lark
Taune
Atlaner
Per Lee Hunt
Mathar Wotham Boser
Boonan
Matealton
Epeen
Followire
Nome
M. Bb. Aungst
George H. Clark
J. W. Burris
J. A. Bowman
Second Ward
Julia, Whiting, Jr
F. W. Pearson
J. Royal Snyder
J. W. Smith
Third Ward
Charles Sulverman
Mark Hamblton
Charles L. Rennenbrink
William Lante
Fourth Ward
R. F. Barnett
A. R. Lauffer
William Lauffer
A. E. Feldbush
Fifth Ward
L. E. Skelton
Dr. E. S., Folk
Dlayton Wear
Clarence Baird
Sixth Ward
Jacob P. Fawcett
James It. Kennedy
H. E. Fife
C. W. Cox
Charles M. Ball
H. A. Shock
Alliance
Lexington
Edward’ Morgan
F. A. Eisetey
F. Coates
Walter M.essett
HH. O. Koehler
Q. F. Transue
A. L. McDonald George
W. Graves Vrei
Bao Coon
the Mayors OF
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Samuel Pease
Potts
Bennet
Warnét
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