EOCAL HAPPENINGS PROBING DOINGS IN MASSILLON AREA
Local notes detail visits across Alliance and Wooster, a May 29 lawn fete at A. E. Zion, an ice cream social at the Baptist church May 27, and Edna Ayers a Canal Dover guest in South Street. Also reported are church building permits, a Navarre streetcar delay, a Dalton high school class graduation, and a gas company oil strike claim, with multiple civic and social items.
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E. Zion
Edna V. Ayers
Canalff, Dever
Millie Wilhelm
South Street
The
Baptist Church
Edward Meuser
Texas
California
New
Akron
Dalton High School
Yester
Martin Moser
Wary Erwin
John W. Good
J. Wilbur Tisens
Bessie M. Race
W. J
Strong
Wooster University
Mach
George Stutz
Daltonahoo
Gina
Insanity Expert Dr Emmet Enos Becomes Maniac in Kankakee
Dr Emmet Enos once superintendent of the local insane hospital has become a raving maniac after resigning last February to practice at his home in Derseber The 36 year old Rush Medical College graduate predicted his decline with his assistants and his mother now with him in Chicago is said to be arranging commitment to the hospital where he once led the medical staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kankakee
Emmet Enos
Hospital For
Dr. Enos
Chicago
Rush Medical College
Statue to Rochambeau Unveiled in Washington Ceremony
The US President joined French government representatives to unveil the Rochambeau statue. The Countess Rochambeau unveiled the monument as cheers rose from French marines and American sailors. Roosevelt gave a brief welcome, with Cambon, Porter, and Senator Lodge also speaking. The President reviewed French troops after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Rochambeau
Roosevelt
Cambon
Horace Porter
Lodge
Obituary notices from Massillon area and surrounding notices
Obituaries report Albert Halter of Rome City Ind died after illness, age 29, formerly Massillon resident, with four brothers and two sisters. funeral plans pending. Also notice of Mrs Harriet Hawk of Dalton dying Friday from consumption, and Mrs C H Thompson of Massillon died of tuberculosis. funeral at St Joseph's Church Massillon and interment at St Joseph cemetery. An endorsed testimonial promotes Slusser's Headache and Neuralgia Tablets by Jonas M Keim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome City
Ind
Albert Halter
Halter
Massillon
Ft. Wayne
Harriet Hawk
Dalton
David Hawk
C. H. Thompson
F. L. Miller
South Street
Thompson
Birmingham
Ala
Hallie Miller
Frank L. Miller
Beaton
St. Joseph's
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Mr. Sinaser
Slusser
Jonas M. Keim
Still Has Warrant For W B Suttle Arrest
Marshal Stinson of Dalton holds a warrant for W B Suttle of Burton City formerly Massillon. Suttle allegedly telephoned threats to kill the marshal within five days unless he returns a horse the marshal sold to pay for its feed. Stinson says he is not afraid but expects Suttle to come to Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Stinson
Dalton
W. B. Suttle
Burton City
Massillon
Suttle
Mr. Suttle
Marhat Stinson
Town without jail detains escaped hospital patient
A state hospital patient named Fred Laurie escaped a week earlier and wandered Wilmot. With no local jail the marshal deputized many townspeople to monitor him. Laurie claimed to be Grover Cleveland and Andrew Jackson, resisting custody while wandering and tiring out guards until finally taken back under supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Laurie
State Hospital
Wilmot
Laurie
Grover Cleveland
Andrew Jackson
Genoa Notes On Planting, Visits, And School Plans
May 28 Genoa farmers near through planting corn. Entertainment at Genoa schoolhouse drawn large crowd. Local visits include Tia and Kittie Muskoff in Cleveland and Ricksecker family from Navarre. Navarre school board approves high school addition plans for a $10,000 brick two story four room building to be ready next fall with bids soon. Memorial Day lunch to be served by Christian church ladies in the opera block.
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Genoa
Tia
Kittie Muskoff
Cleveland
John Ricksecker
Navarre
Fred Marchand
Callie Baker
Massillon
A. McClintock
Richville
James M. Bostick
Ladies of the Christian Church
Peace Appears Probable in South Africa War End Near
London and Pretoria reports indicate peace is practically secured in South Africa. Articles of surrender ready, cabinet wording to be approved. Delays stem from Boer leaders seeking consensus while generals Botha and DeWet struggle to guarantee followers will honor terms. Vereeniging delegates split. few isolated irreconcilables possible.
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Berlin
Foreign Office
Pretoria
South Africa
Jordan
Associated Press
London
Botha
DeWet
Vereeniging
War Office
Joudon
House of Commons
Monument to Rochambeau honors unveiled in Washington
Washington hosts the unveiling of the Count Rochambeau monument as President Roosevelt attends alongside a distinguished crowd including Miss Alice Roosevelt Admiral Dewey General Miles and many dignitaries. In Annapolis a luncheon on the French battleship Gaulois celebrated the event before the parade to Washington.
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Washington
Count Rochambeau
Annapolis
Roosevelt
General Rochambeau
Alice Roosevelt
Nelson A. Miles
John Walter Smith
Dewey
Corbin
Ambassador Porter
Rochambeau
de Lafayette
Wetmore
Rhode Island
Peirce
Rodgers
Gleaves
Higginson
Root
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Wiss Estella Digel
Wooster
William Meuser
Mariet- SaTtor
Mra
R. M. Vick and
Sor
Alliance
J. F. Gardner
Meri@en
Kan
Thia Side
Aaron Rubright
Canton Gas and Oil Co-operative Company
Hancock County
Rubright
F. H. Simpson
Church of Christ
Margaret Harvey
Canal Dover
W. W. Harvey
Summit County
Portage County
Wayland
Elan Underwood
Brimfield Township
Anthony Howells
Blockton
Stanton Howells
Howells
Messrs. Howells
Llawelia Coal Company
Ita Massillon Dis
Massillon Goal Mining Company
Union
Nonvanion
Ades Council
Trades and Labor
First Methodist Church
Otto B. Young
Young
Richville Avenue
J. EB. Digel
Massillon Lodge of Elks
Stark County Bar Association
Canton
Sigismund Loew
Charles G. King
George L. Hackett
George L. Geis
Edwin Pille
Dr. CO. F. Porter
D. 8. Sayers
F. R. Shepley
Oppenheimer Whist Club
Mr. Young
Elks
Messrs
Loew and
King
National Capital
Andrew Jack
Shiloh
S. C. WeLls & Co
le Roy
N. Y
Karl
South
Africa
Whatcom
Wash
Alfred Hamilton
Alfred Hawkins
D. M. Woodbury
Anacortes
Bank Banda
EB. A.C. Welies
Ohio
Hennedy
Hergan
Superior BT
Crevbraand
Imperial Drug Specialty Co
Ena
Fow
Wellman Oh
Tsillon
North St
South Erie St
Moler der Colege
Mpfa T
Miller
Raitroad St SQ
Fred Sallorry
Aviarre
O. VW
Adeline
West Main St
Parnelee Library Co
Massillon Iicinity
Addres
Inquire
Oak
Jacob EF. Snyder
Hess
Snyder
Tok Independent
H. V. Kramer
Coumbia
Dunlop
Edieman
Bulvinne
Meuser Brox
Erie St. Ouse
Oale St
Bridge
Main St. Ous
Dielhenn St
E. Main St
Ouse
Columbian Heights
P. L. Bunt
South Er
BF Main &T
Cherry Street
J. E. Topdt
HeUse
Brown
J. Ff
Akron Sh
L. L. Nave
Akron St. L
Walnut
Superior
Duncan Sts
Peter Gannon
Cor
Duncan
East Main
H. T. Beatty
Tremont St
Oberlin
Rocery
Bird-in-Hanod
Thomas Masters
Youngstown Hill
A. Slasters
East End
Humbergers
Torchon
Bahney’s
Jofin, A. Rudy
Erie St
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