Tickets on sale for Cleveland to Canton Massillon routes
Bahney Co. at 0ast Main street lists single and round trip tickets for Cleveland. Canton Massillon Electric Railway operates hourly trains between Massillon and Canton, with departures from city park on standard time. Morning and evening schedules run from 5:30 a.m. to around 10:38 p.m. Public square Canton is noted as the return point.
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Clark
P. Dent
Clevelan
Bahney
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Canton-Massillon Electric Railway
Canton
City Park
World’s Fair Gates Closed on Sunday Debate Rages
Telegrams flood the national commission from coast to coast urging Sunday closure of the World's fair gates. Commissioner de Young orders the body as Burton of Kansas supports the minority. Souvenir act cuts the power to decide, forcing the gates to remain closed.
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Chicago
National Commission
de Young
Burton
Kansas
Judiciary Committee
Commission
Exposition Company
World’s Fair battles over Sunday opening in New Jersey
A lengthy report traces the New Jersey World’s Fair committee debates on souvenir funds and Sunday opening rules. It notes a split vote, Minnesota Day chosen, and lingering hopes for a peaceful resolution prior to the fair’s opening.
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Judiciary Committee
American Congress
Exposition Corporation
Directory
Commission
Minnesota
Stev Benny
Cleveland
McKinley
World s Taib The Children's Building governor to visit
The governor of the state will be present June 1 with his staff and commission officers plus many Minnesota residents. The American Newspaper Publishers Association attended a reception on the roof promenade of the Manufactures and Liberal Arts Building. An elevator company hosted, lifts reaching 20 feet, with the promenade circling the roof nearly three quarters of a mile.
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Jone 1
Commission
Minnesota
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Manufactures and Liberal Arts
Two Trains Wrecked in Perkasie Tunnel Collision
A Perkasie Pa dispatch reports a southbound express emerged from a tunnel and collided with a coal train causing a wreck. Details on injuries or casualties are not provided in the readable text.
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Perapetrata
Perkasie
A New Mormon Church Planned in Oakland
On May 23 Mippertrows O indicates the Late Day Saints aim to establish a church in Oakland. Commissions quarters are to be fitted for worship and a church will be readied. The Josephites oppose polygamy and distinguish themselves from Brighamites. Mort Williams leads the group.
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Mort Williams
Briggs Case Hearing Sparks Controversy in Assembly
Washington May 24 A large crowd filled the chamber as the judicial committee read its report in the Briggs case The moderator Dr Craig urged quiet while Briggs sat near the pulpit taking notes The majority recommends entertaining the appeal and sending the case to trial under the book of discipline The minority urges hearing both sides before any ruling prompting tense exchanges and a later clash over Briggs speaking rights in the assembly
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D.D
St. Louis
Cutcheon
Detroit
Henry Preserved Smit
Cincinnati
Professor Briggs
the Lord Jesus Christ
Infanta at Washington and Mt Vernon Visit
The Infanta Eulalie and party visited Washington’s grave at Mt Vernon with the diplomatic corps. A reception planned for Arlington was moved to the steamer, where the corps were greeted and serenaded. the band played the Star Spangled Banner.
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Wasninatos
Eulalie
Washington
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Diplomatic Corps
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Marine Band
Pith of the News Item Summary
Fourteen lives are reported lost in Michigan forest fires with other global and national notes. Reports of labor, politics, and incidents include strikes in Charles City Iowa, Gladstone addressing English workers, and a verdict in a Denver murder case. World’s fair talks, Cuban sugar outlook, and a wrecked Brazilian warship headline a wide array of events.
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Admiral Faragut
Woodlawn Cemetery
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Fez
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Portugal
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Arethuse
Baijlors
Dimitri Donsko
New York Trust Company
Lloyd Aspinwall
Newark
Wiggerin
Mertelli
Storms damage Ohio settlements with many injuries
A series of violent storms struck Ohio and Kentucky sites including Cleveland Newburg and Louisville May 24 causing two deaths in Cleveland at the rolling mill and injuries among four scaffold workers. Widespread damage reported in Kenton Akron Celina Fort Recovery and nearby towns with downed trees, shattered structures, and crippled telegraph services. Additional storms hit Plainfield Indiana and LouisVillle Kentucky with further property losses and injuries.
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Erie
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William O'Neill
Miles Johnson
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Michael Hughes
Lakeside Hospital
Cincinnati Dispatch
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Ind
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Vanceburg
Celina
Fort Recovery
Kenton
Akron
Akron Boiler Company
Loas
Columbus
Stockpile
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Darna
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Dansville
White Oak
Umnadilla
Lenawee Junction
Elvin Quea
George Randall
Thomas Bennett
Adnan
Tecumseh
Romulua
Rowulos Manufacturing Company
Penurious Hebrew and a buried secret scandal
Reports from May 23 describe Max Bunswitz facing prosecution for refusing a burial permit and secretly burying a child at night. Other items note a rockslide near East Liverpool endangering a car, a Dayton murder-suicide by Charles H. Weidner, and assorted market prices and local grain, butter, and livestock data across Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Dayton
Charles H. Weidner
Muncie
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