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Massillon Independent

Location

Massillon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1905

Page

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Mrs Chadwick Tells Her Story Aims to Publish Full Account

Mrs Chadwick in jail discusses finances and investments since 1901 claiming to have had up to 1.7 million at one time. She cites loans, trust funds, and a failed scheme tied to an underwriting syndicate and railroad stocks, promising more details in a forthcoming book.

Cleveland Cuyahoga County Europe Venice Dr. Chadwick New York Lydia DeVere Lorain Mr. Spear

Massillon Firm Wins B&O Station Contract in Baltimore

Massillon contractor John Meinhart & Son won the bid to build a new $15,000 Baltimore & Ohio railroad station in Massillon. The Massillon Light Heat and Power Co will wire the one story brick and stone structure with modern conveniences. ten bids were submitted, Pittsburg Construction Co was next lowest. The contract was awarded Friday morning and Meinhart planned to meet officials in Massillon and Baltimore for next steps.

John Meinhart & Son Massillon Baltimore Independent Mandel Sener Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Pittsburg Construction Company Meinhart & Son Meinhart Massillon Light, Heat and Power Company

Haring Wilson Coal Company Incorporation Near Navarre

The Haring Wilson Coal Company of Massillon is incorporated with 30000 capital. Incorporators include J. C. Haring James A. Wilson and others. The firm leases land on the Christ Weiler farm near Navarre and will begin shaft sinking at once, with offices with Cock Coal in Schworm building. A stockholders meeting and officer elections are planned next week.

Haring Wilson Coal Company Massillon Columbus J. C. Haring James A. Wilson William Penman T. Ed Whelan R. W. McCaughey Christ Weiler Pigeon Run Road Navarre Pocock Coal Company Schworm

Wet Weather Bad for Fruit at Stark County Meet

The Stark County Horticultural Society held its May gathering at J. J. Bast’s Massillon home with over fifty members present. Reports warned that continued wet weather could injure apples and other fruits, while vineyards and small fruits showed promise for a full crop. Members discussed pest control, potash needs, and remedies for blight and slugs, with a social agenda and plan for the June meeting at Nimisila Park Canton.

Stark County Horticultural Society J. J. Bast East Main Street Massillon Rockhill Frank A. Hanna J. C. Black National Stockman Black J. F. Roth M. Bitzer W. Bachtel J.J. Snyder Paris Township C.F. Faust J. J. Snyder C. W. Faust Paris Green Mississippi Valley Horticultural Society R. J. Swallen W. H C.W. Faust T. Lablin Morello Richmond Lucy Shorb Alice Sayler C. E. Monnot Ed. Meyer Harvey Miller Katie Wolf S. O. Eggert C. F. Laiblin N .E. Moffit Welshimer Mary Wolf Catharine Meyer Canton F. Strucker New Berlin A. Hanna Eggert

Welty Considered for Governor in year Democratic signals

A Canton Democrat, John C. Welty, weighs a gubernatorial bid after favorable talk during a Cincinnati trip. He notes Ohio issues will drive the campaign, with encouragement from Canton ally T. J. Meals and backers including James A. Rice and E. H. Moore. Judge A W Patrick may support Welty if needed. A separate ad offers farm loans through Geo. R. Hawkins.

Columbus Cincinnati Enquirer John C. Welty Canton Stark County Cincinnati Ohio Welty T. J. Meals Meals James A. Rice E. H. Moore Youngstown Rice Moore A. W. Patrick Tuscarawas

Massillon hospital nurses class commencement honors

The Massillon state hospital held its annual nurses class commencement in William McKinley hall with over a hundred attendees. Rev S K Mahon gave the annual address, William D White delivered the class address, and Dr J D O'Brien offered the instructor's remarks. Diplomas were presented to William J D White Minnie B Hipple George A Tindal William H Berklew and Miss Margaret White.

Massillon State Hospital William McKinley Hall H. C. Eyman Samuel J. McMahon Boar of Trustees E. J. Craft O. P. Foust S. K. Mahon H. W. Dewey J. D. O'Brien Harry L. McLain Mr. White Craft McMahon Board of Trustees William JD. White Minnie B. Hipple George A. Tindal William H. Berklew Margaret White Itw K. Mahon New York Henry Clay

Controversy Over Water Main Bid In Canton

Canton court officials reviewed bids for cast iron water main pipes for the water works department. Massillon Pipe Company bid 25.56 per ton, Barry & Pontius 26.90 per ton, with earlier basis at 27.90 and 25.50 respectively. A clerical timing dispute arises over a late unsealed bid by Croxton. Next Tuesday officers plan to convene, with Barry & Pontius contesting the bid eligibility. Also, Canton police discuss forming a pension fund after three retirements in three years and appoint a committee to draft rules.

Canton Hughes Board of Public Service Rooms Water Works Department Massillon Pipe Company Barry & Pontius Zellers Croxton Mass Pontius Barry Crotxon Jackson Pontius Canton Police Force Wielandt H. W. Smith James M. Battin Battin Smith Patterson

Union Accepts Terms End Of Strike Near

Chicago May 20 Attorney Mayer of the Employers Association announces to the executives that the union committee has accepted the terms. A formal end to the strike is expected soon. Peace terms to be endorsed by the joint council of the teamsters tonight have been ratified by President Shea. If radicals do not thwart tonight's plan, all teamsters who can work will be back Monday.

Chicago Mayer Employers’ Association Joint Council of the Teamsters Shea Teamsters

Great Battle Imminent at Gunshu Pass May 20

Reports from Gunshu Pass indicate a general engagement looming as Japanese forces mass against the Russian left while base positions face the Russian right. The exact strike point is unclear, with Ragsians prepared to accept battle.

Gunshu Pass

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Logal Fam Massillon Contractors Plete Haring-Wilson Coal Company Home Supply Co N. Mill St St. Louis Dr. Alender A W. Goshorn Edward H. Bachtel Bast Alfaretta Sayler F. Strucken Farma Geo. R. Hawkins Merchant's Bank Farmers D. White Dr. J.D. O'Brien Reducas Launfal County Seat News REHVE
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