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Newspaper

Massillon Independent

Location

Massillon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1901

Page

1

Directory listing of local firms and manufacturers

A readable directory fragment lists banks, merchants, a glass factory producing green glass hollow ware and flasks, an iron bridge company, stores, jewelry and watch shops on West Main Street and South Krte Street. Names include Jos Vorns, Prosrietora, F Von Kanhl, Joseph Coleman and others.

Re Abbili.wk Glass AIS Llon Iron Bridge CO F. von Kanhl West Side West Main Street Joseph Coleman Dea South Krte Street

Career and Character of Abraham Lincoln

Joseph Choate delivers an address on Abraham Lincolns career from early life through his later years and administration. The work, published by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway, is available for six cents postpaid from F A Miller.

Joseph Choate Great Britain Abraham Lincoln Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway F. A. Miller Chicago

Local ads tout tonics and travel deals in ToLepo

An assortment of advertisements notes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and DeWitts Little Early Risers with claims of relief and easy digestion. Other lines push Wey immigration rates, a new illustrated booklet, and maps mailed for six cents from W B Kniskern in Chicago.

Craig T. Baltzly Rider & Snyder DeWitt Chas. W. Cupples W. Tremont Street E. Main Street W. B. Kniskern Fifth Avenue Chicago

Come to The INDEPENDENT office for your job printing

The notice urges readers to visit The Independent office to arrange or request job printing services, highlighting available options and prompting quick action.

Independent Office

Quay to Whyiee Banquet Celebrates Re election in Philadelphia

Pennsylvania Republicans from diverse sections gathered in Philadelphia on May 15 to honor United States Senator Matthew Quay’s re election to the Senate. Governor Stone, cabinet members, legislators, city leaders, and prominent Quay supporters packed Horticultural Hall and the Academy of Music for a banquet and reception. Quay lauded the party’s governance and praised fiscal prudence, defense of labor, and strides in education and public services, while noting his intention to retire from active politics after his current term.

Philadelphia Keystone State United States Matthew 38 Quay Congress Stone Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State League of Republican Clubs Senator Quay J. Hampton Moore Joseph N. Huston Washington Colonel Quay Walton Broad Street G W. Durham Horticultural Hall Academy of Music Academy Moore Senate

National Games Yesterday Report Card

Summary of yesterday’s national games includes Philadelphia a 2 8 5 with Douglass and voy. Lillsburg 3 5 with O gan and Phillip. attendance 2 70. Brooklyn 8 12 1 with McGuire Kitson Hughes. Cincinnati 7 17 3 Pelta Newton. umpire Dwye. eleven innings. St Louis 3 7 1 Nichols Harper umpire Emslie attendance 1 400.

Philadelphia Douglass and Voy Lillsburg O'Gannd Phillip Tendance Brooklyn McGuire Kitson Hughes Cincinnati Pelta Newton Dwye Kuston Kittredge Dineen St. Louis Nichols Harper Emslie

National Standing and Ball Games Summary

National standings list baseball results from multiple games with team records and umpire names. Attendance figures are provided for Detroit Chicago Boston Washington Milwaukee Cleveland games. Names include Robinson Dunne Powers Murphy Fraser Milligan McAllister Siever Clarke Gear Haskell Connolly Leahy Reidy and others.

Baltimore Robinson Dunne Philadelphia Powers Murphy Fraser Milligan Cantillion Detroit McAllister Siever Chicago Sullivan Griffith Sheridan Mannassau Boston Criger Young Washington Clarke Gear Haskell Milwaukee Leahy Reidy Cleveland Connolly

Western Games Scores From Yesterday

Toledo defeated Columbus 12 to 10 and Grand Rapids beat Dayton 10 to 7. Marion won over Louisville 4 to 6 in a day of regional matches. Indianapolis triumphed against Fort Wayne 10 to 3.

Toledo Columbus Marion Louisville Grand Rapids Dayton Indianapolis Fort Wayne W. Pet Seneena cd Dayton Wees Sean T Columbus Ervestoensen

Strikers on watch as non-unionists feared in Albany

About a thousand National Guardsmen and 100 mounted men prepared to flood Albany streets to force United Traction cars to run with non-union workers. Rioters wrecked two cars, a man was critically wounded, and police, deputies, and Pinkerton detectives reinforced a tense scene near the car houses.

Albany N. Y National Tenth Battalion More United Traction Pinkerton Philadelphia McNamara Oliver Third Brigade National Guard New York State National Guard of Infantry Third Signal Corps Quail Street Union Station Law

American Bandits Disrupted Near Manila in Pampanga Province

Detectives and police captured George Raymond Ulrich Rogers and Oscar Mushmiller and pursued Anfrety Martin Peter Heise George Mubn and two others. The band committed outrages murder and rape at Bacolor Pampanga and vicinity and killed Henry Dow an American. Raymond wore a captain's uniform and Raymond and Martin were former Manila policemen.

Manila Pampanga George Raymond Ulrich Rogers Oscar Mushmiller Anfrety Martin Peter Heise George Mubn Bacolor Henry Dow Raymond Martin

Market Weakness Deepens After Panic Rebound Fades

The New York market fell on light liquidity with further declines as rebound gains faded. Insiders and favored stocks faced profit taking while bears pushed prices down amid rumors and unsettled Union Pacific and Morgan stock activity. Boston selling intensified as London, Paris, and Paris credit fears weighed on gold and bonds followed stocks downward.

New York Wall Street London Bears Northern Pacific Standard Oil Union Pacific Chicago Boston Paris

Mrs Gage In Serious Condition In Washington

Mrs. Gage wife of Secretary of the Treasury Gage, after a period of illness, is reported in a serious condition. Her friends remain hopeful yet anxious about the outcome of her illness.

Washington Gage Secretary of the Treasury

Anti lynching act upheld in Mitchell case ruling

The Ohio Supreme Court sustained the anti-lynching act by affirming the Champaign County circuit court verdict in favor of Benjamin F. Church administrator of Charles W. Mitchell. Church sought $5,000 from Champaign County for the lynching of "Click" Mitchell on June 4, 1897 in Urbana, a claim upheld by prior courts.

Circuit Court of Champaign County Church Columbus Supreme Court Circuit Court Benjamin F. Church Charles W. Mitchell Click

Reunion of Ministers at Pittsburg May Date

Survivors of the Pittsburg conference of the Methodist Episcopal church met in Canton Georgia to recall the March 1871 gathering and honor departed brethren. Rev Dr C W Smith hosted the reunion with about 100 ministers and visiting pastors from East Ohio in attendance.

Pittsburg Methodist Episcopal Church Canton C. W. Smith East Ohio Conference William Lynch Crayton J. J. Mc Ityar Munongalela House

McKinley Welcomed in San Francisco Tour Stop

President McKinley arrived in San Francisco on May 15 and was greeted by Mayor J D Phelan amid a military and naval escort. He skipped Stanford due to Mrs McKinley’s illness and planned to attend local exercises and a public reception at Market Street ferry depot aboard the large nave. The entry featured his cabinet, Governor Nash of Ohio, staff, and Ohio delegation.

San Francisco McKinley J. D. Phelan Market Street Nash Ohio

French Mary Suicides in Baldwin Township Burial Today

Mary Leonard known as French Mary a vivandire of the 114th Pennsylvania Civil War regiment died by her own hand and will be buried today from her Lafayette Hill Baldwin township residence. She was famed for bravery wounded in battle and honored for her service in the war.

Pitsburg Mary Leonard Mary Vivandirre One Hundred and Fourteenth Pennsylvania Lafayette Hill Baldwin Township

Officers Appointed In Philippines Governor And Treasurers Named

Manila May 15 The civil commission appointed Captain Arlington A Betts of the Forty-seventh volunteer infantry as civil governor of AL Yay province Lieutenant Howard Lee A Anders of the Forty-first infantry was named treasurer of the same province Lieutenant W O Thornton of the thirty-eighth infantry was named treasurer of Capiz province in Panay island vice Lieutenant Marion C Raygor who is ill

Philippines Manila Civil Commission Arlington A. Betts Forty-seventh Volunteer Infantry AL Yay Howard Lee A.anders Forty-first Infantry W. OO. Thornton Thirty-Eighth Infantry Capiz Panay Island Marion C. Raygor

Cleveland fishing aid bogs in Middle Bass tale

In Toledo on May 15, Grover Cleveland, former president, fishes at Middle Bass with poorer luck than usual as two other anglers catch bigger fish.

Toledo, O Grover Cleveland

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