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Massillon Independent

Location

Massillon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1902

Page

5

Local Happenings and Community Notes in Massillon

Amilius H. Boerner is seriously ill at his North Street home. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Plant in Wooster Street. The Christian church festival is planned for Memorial Day in the McClymond block. Mrs. W. A. McRoberts and her Pittsburg guests stay with the Hemperlys. The Rev. L. H. Stewart travels to Lisbon Ohio for a district M E conference. E. B. Fox buys Hast Main street property from Everhard heirs and will move soon.

Amilius H. Boerner North Street Thomas Plant Wooster Street Sonag Ladies of the Christian Church McClymonde Block W. A. McRoberts Pittsburg Daniel Hemperly L. H. Stewart Lisbon Massillon Public Schools Garfield Harry Hullinger Jacob Schmader St. Mary's Catholic Church H. V. Kaempker R. M. Frederick Henry Leahy Frank Worth Clifford Manley John Kracker John Arter St. Joseph’s Society Cleveland Board of Health Massillon T. Clarke

Obituaries from Canal Fulton area May 28 192?

Obituary notices from Canal Fulton and nearby towns report the deaths of Robert Bittaker in a clay mine accident near Nimisila and several residents including Mrs. Caroline Jewel of Navarre, David Rowlands of Newman, Bertha Dietz of West Brookfield, and Charles Leininger of Newman. Funeral details and survivor statuses noted. one want ad seeks a housekeeper in Canton.

Robert Bittaker Nimisila Charles Bliler Barberton Bittaker Biller Clinton Caroline Jewel Navarre Blaugh’s Church David Rowlands Newman Bertha Dietz West Brookfield Andrew Dietz Brookfield Charles Leininger

Canton Elks to Host Carnival First Week in August

Canton editors report a dramatic medical discovery at the workhouse where a supposed bullet was found to be a piece of wire from suspenders driven by a gunshot. Guard Stone shows steady recovery as doctors monitor wounds and report healing, while the Elks plan a carnival the week of August 4 with a Dayton trip for attractions.

Canton A. C E. D. Brant Stone Gigante Elks Dayton Joseph Kieffer Canon Navarre Street Stark County Co. D O. V Pennsylvania Company South Market Street Schuffell Gavin Homer Stone A. V. Smith A. Cc. Brant Edward D. Brant

Assessors Reports Outline Ward Taxables and Values

The board of equalization reviews Wise man of the first ward and Schneider of the fourth ward. First ward totals include horses, cattle, carriages, watches, instruments, merchandise, raw materials, drafts, credits, moneys in bonds, and dogs. Fourth ward lists similar categories with totals and notes a grand personal property value of 836759. A stray ad line for Rocky Mountain Tea appears amid the text.

Board of Equalization Wiseman First Ward Schneider Fourth Ward Rocky Mountain Z. T. Baltzly

Wheeling and Lake Erie seeks injunction over grade crossing plan

In Toledo May 28 the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad asks common pleas to bar Toledo Railway and Terminal from building a at grade crossing across Ironville yards near York street. It claims damage to Ironville and Homestead yards and hazards to operations, proposing crossing options overhead or undergrade to avoid injury. Also mentions a rival sale of artificial flowers at Falke’s Millinery store.

Toledo Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad Company Toledo H Railway & Terrainal Company Toledo Railway & Terminal Company Ironville Arera Homestead York Street Wheeling

Pay Demands Rise Among City Laborers After Ordinance

Councilman Peter Smith's pay-raise ordinance for city direct laborers, paired with broad labor unrest for higher wages, spurs many workers to seek $1.75 per nine hour day. The standard has been $1.50, with some employers granting and others denying the higher rate.

Peter Smith

Slavs Targeted by City in Health and Disorder Issue

Neighborhood groups urge Mayor Bell to take action against a Slavish colony at 572 North Mill street. Residents describe filth and crime with dagger rumors, while the mayor plans health department review and potential arrests if conditions do not improve.

North Mill Street Bell Health Department T. Clarke Miller

Time Extended One Year by King Christian

Copenhagen reports King Christian after talks with Prime Minister Dr Denitzer accepted the United States proposal extending the term by one year.

Copenhagen Christian Dr. Denitzer United States

Extension to ratify Danish West Indian treaty upheld

Parliament extended for a year the time limit for ratifying the Danish West Indian treaty amid strong opposition from the press and royal family critics.

Squiers Arrives in Havana For Cuba Credential Visit

Havana May 28 The American minister H G Squiers arrived Monday to meet the Cuban president and present credentials to the Republic of Cuba. Congress voted a 400000 credit at Palma's request to cover current expenses. The Diario de la Marina claimed 13000000 in Cuban money sent to Washington, which the Lacha said referred to shipments of gold and money orders. A House motion sought finance secretary explanations but no vote was taken.

Havana H. G. Squiers United States Cuba Senate House of Representatives Palma Diario de la Marina Washington Lacha Secretary of Finance

Death Toll Rises From Fernie Mine Disaster

The Fernie British Columbia explosion killed 151 miners in Beaver pit. Wreckage buried many under rock and coal debris. eight more bodies were recovered. Surviving white miners planned to leave town as authorities sent in extra officers to quell possible unrest.

Fernie B. C Beaver Pit

Miners Leave for Europe from Hoboken

One hundred men women and children from Pennsylvania coal regions arrived in Hoboken to sail for Europe on the Scotia and Pennsylvania steamers. Those for the Scotia depart first while the rest wait several days for the ship to arrive. The party includes Italians Poles and Slavs.

New York Pennsylvania Hoboken Europe Scotia

Also Mentioned on This Page

Independen W. E. N. Hemperly A. J Miller G. W. Kaley Waechter Street F. H. Chidester Seaman Chestnut Street Swihart Nimisila Park L. D. Mathie St. Mary’s Cemetery Joseph J. Ess Mr. Ess St. Angela's Sodality St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Father Kuebler Kaempker Father Alten St. Joseph’s New Sodality the Grim Reaper David Newman Road St. Mary's Church Germany V. 5S Russell Cigante Canton Elks Wiseman and Falke’s Denmark ROYAL Squiers Sudan Congress J. B. Schrader Erie St C. M. Whitman Modern Clothing House W. Main ST
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