ASSILLON GLASS FACTORY AND IRON BRIDGE CO LISTINGS
A fragment from a 19th century advertisement shows ASSILLON GLASS FACTORY at Taree offering Green Glass Hollow Ware and related wares. It also lists ABSILLON IRON BRIDGE CO Manufacturers of Bridges Roofs and General Structures along with JEWELERS C VON KANEL East Main Street and JOSEPH COLEMAN watch clock and jewelry dealer at No 5 South Erie Street.
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A A Aar Assillon Glass Factory
Green Glass
Beetropleg
Flaake, &c
Absillon Iron Bridge CO
No Right to Uginess From Slusser's Vegetable Pills Ad
A vintage advert promotes Slusser's Vegetable Pills as a cure for constipation nervousness and skin issues. It claims the product purifies blood and strengthens nerves to restore beauty and vitality, urging readers to buy at a local drug store.
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Balizty
Slusser
Pullman Parlor Cars Added to Through Service
New Pullman parlor cars added to Cleveland to Columbus and Cincinnati through service via the Cleveland Akron Columbus Railway. Cars feature large plate glass windows, roomy smoking and ladies retiring rooms, and comfortable frontward arm chairs. Schedule runs daily from Cleveland 8 35 a m via Akron Orrville Columbus to Cincinnati 5 40 p m return departures from Cincinnati 8 30 a m and Columbus 11 45 a m with connections at Orrville to Mansfield Crestline and Chicago and at Columbus to Indianapolis and St Louis.
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Cleveland,Columbus
Cinciinati
Cleveland, Akron & Columbus Railway
Pullman
Cleveland
Akron
Orrville
Columbus
Cincinnati
Mt. Vernon
Millersburg
Cleverland
Mansfield
Crestline
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Stark County invites bids for canal Fulton bridge and abutments
Commissioners of Stark County Canton Ohio seek sealed bids by June 18 1900 ten o clock a m at the Auditor's Office for a 127 foot Tuscarawas river bridge at Canal Fulton with 18 foot roadway two six foot sidewalks and 160 pound capacity plus oak flooring and steen joists per Cooper 1846 Specifications Bidders may also bid on two new stone abutments using old stone as directed and cemented with Middlebranch cement Bids for stone only or stone brick archways are requested with detailed descriptions available at the Commissioners Office A certified check for 1 00 payable to the county commissioners is required with each bid The county reserves the right to reject any or all bids William M Reed Auditor Canton Ohio May 16 1900
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Stark County
Auditor's Office
Canton
Ohio
Tuscarawas River
Canal Fulton
Cooper
Roberts Poised to Enter Johannesburg Amid Mines Rumor
A London dispatch reports Lord Roberts plans a no opposition entry into Johannesburg at noon after securing a railway junction to Natal Pretoria and Klerkatorp. Mines at the town are said intact with no casualties noted, though fears of booby traps linger as occupation looms.
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London
Lord Roberts
Qemaniston
Johannesburg
Natal
Pretoria
Klerkatorp
Loxpos
Germaniston
Delagoa Bay
Rioting in St. Louis streetcar strike injures many
In St. Louis on May 80 rioting erupted in three southern districts as streetcar workers clashed with employers and sympathizers. Police counted about a dozen hurt by bullets or missiles, with three gunshot wounds believed fatal though no one died outright. Victims included Terman Pestciks shot in the back, John T. Rice shot in the chest, and R. H. Stilson of Cleveland shot in the chest. Other wounded ranged from knee to arm injuries amid firefights and thrown missiles.
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St. Louis
Terman Pestciks
John T. Rice
R. H. Stilson
Cleveland
John McCalley
Dolly Mitchell
William Grannemann
Amalgamated Journal Office Split Aims at New Role
At Indianapolis May 30 the Amalgamated Association votes to create a separate office for journal management. Benjamin Davis to run The Amalgamated Journal on a paying basis with salary 1400 dollars annually. Four candidates contend for assistant presidency: John Price Pittsburg Thomas Williams Zanesville Thomas Mansell New Philadelphia and J F Ward Youngstown. The convention work is expected to finish today.
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Indianapolis
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Amalgamated Journal
Benjamin Davis
John Price
Pittsburg
Thomas Williams
Zanesville
Thomas Mansell
New Philadelphia
J. F. Ward
Youngstown
Rockefeller Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
William Rockefeller was operated on for appendicitis in New York. The procedure was successful and he is rapidly recovering. His son W G Rockefeller of Greenwich Conn issued a statement noting the attack occurred weeks ago and the operation was performed yesterday after doctors advised readiness.
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New York
William Rockefeller
Rockefeller
W. G. Rockefeller
Greenwich
Conn
Cleveland Reaches New York After Bermuda Voyage
New York May 30 The area mht Oneida arrived here from Bermuda with her owner E Benedict and former President Cleveland aboard.
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Cleveland
New York
Oneida
Bermuda
E. ©. Benedict
American Officer Slain as Philipine Campaign Sees Actions
Lt Evans fell leading a charge near Catbalogon Samar as Major Allen's scouting drive drove insurgents from valleys. Across Panay Cebu Luzon and other provinces, engagements left 14 enemy killed and 60 rifles, a Nordenfeldt gun and supplies captured. A rebel major’s surrender spurred 48 men to yield at Marlac with 54 rifles.
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Manna
Henry T. Allen
Forty-third Infantry
Catbalogon
Island of
Samar
W. H. Evans
John H. Evans
Caterman
John Cooke
Forty-third Regiment
Pawin
Lavina
Luzon
Cailles
Forty-second
Thirtyseventh
Eleventh
Nordon
Panay
Valderama
Cebu Islands
Tayabas
Laguna
Zambales
Benguet
Pangasin
Liscum
Marlac
Tarlac
Rathbone Tricked Rich in Havana Postal Scandal
After the postal scandal broke, Rathbone sought a guard from General Wood to avoid threats from Corrydon Rich. Rich claims Rathbone ordered advances to Neely and later instructed the disbursing officer not to reimburse him, leaving Rich penniless. Bristow later trimmed department expenses by $1,500, firing Rathbone’s three workers.
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Havana
Mr. Rathbone
General Wood
Corrydon Rich
Rich
Neely
Post Office
Rathbone
Bristow
Department
Coast survey steamer Blake damaged off Culebra
The United States coast survey steamer Blake struck a sunken rock while surveying Culebra off Porto Rico and is now docked for repairs that will take several days. In New York John McConville and John O Loughlin, both men, were found dead from accidental gas poisoning in a boardinghouse. Robert Healy was hospitalized in serious condition. Constantinople reports Lloyd Griscom secured permission to import flour milling machinery ordered in the United States for a merchant of Ismid. The president and cabinet will visit Antietam battlefield for the dedication ceremony of the Maryland monument.
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St. Troms
Danish West Indies
United States Coast Survey
Blake
Culebra
Paagersland
Porto Rico
New York
John McConville
John O’loughlin
Robert Healy
Griscom
Constantinople
Lloyd C. Griscom
United States
Ismidh
Washington
Presient
Antietam Battlefield
Maryland Monument
Kentucky Governor Hopeful W Taylor Plans Fall Run
Martinsville Indiana May 80 W Taylor candidate for Kentucky governor says he will seek the office again this fall after a conference with Charles Finley ex secretary of state A D James US marshal for the Fifth district and others in Louisville and nearby.
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Martinsville
Ind
W. Taylor
Kentucky
Rebels About Pekin Stirring Up Uprising In China
A May 30 dispatch from Shanghai via London reports growing rebellion around Pekin. Imperial troops falter, Boxers gain Manchu support, and Empress Dowager and Prince Ching reportedly back the anti foreign crusade. Belgian minister seeks audience as missionaries face peril at Chang-Hain-Tien with relief party returning with 25 rescued.
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London
Daily Express
Shanghai
Pekin
Prince Ching
Chang-Hain-Tien
Prrin
Missionaries killed as U.S. Marines to land in China
A hundred American Marines aboard the cruiser Newark are expected to land to aid besieged Belgian forces. Boxers widen attacks near Pekin as Chinese troops desert, with rail cut between Taku and Tien Tsin. U.S. Consul asks for marine guard. Russian gunboats requested. Willard A. Cobb dies in Lockport at 55.
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Trmn Tstv
Newark
Feng Tai
Chang Tsin Tein
Teng Tai
Wasmaerox
Pei-Ho
Taku
Pekin
Pachow
Conger
State Department
Department
United States
Admiral Kempff
Tien Tsin
Capitol
Reasonable Armor or Government Plant in Naval Bill
The House rejected the Senate armor plate amendment and adopted a provision authorizing the Navy to contract for armor or, if impossible, fund a factory site with 4 million dollars for construction. The chamber also blocked naval surveys, did not approve cadet sea cruises, and sent the naval bill back to conference. The post office bill conference report was adopted with the pneumatic tube service amendment. The measure moves to the president.
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WashIndon
House
Senate
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
United Presbyterian assembly selects Des Moines for next meeting
The forty-second annual assembly of the United Presbyterian Church ends at Sixth United in Des Moines Iowa, choosing Des Moines as the site for the next gathering. Delegates discuss the old deceased wife's sister question, secret societies, and missions in Egypt and India. The Edith M Yontz case is decided unfavorably, urging no church interference in family quarrels.
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Cutcaco
The
United Presbyterian Church
Sixth United Presbyterian Church
Woodlawn Avenue
Sixty Second Street
Des Moines
Young People’s Christian Union
Egypt
India
Herrick Johnson
Presbyterian Assembly
Committee On Appeals
Edith M. Yontz
Yontz
Crawford County
First Synod of the West
Methodist General Conference Ends With Amendments Passed
May 30 report from the education committee was adopted after Dr. Jordan's amendment requiring the church university senate to accept certificates from non Methodist colleges. The body also authorized ordained ministers to perform marriages. A Venice manual training school table, scarred by the bishop's gavel, sold for 500 dollars as the session adjourned.
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Curiaco
Committee On Education
Methodist General Conference
Jordan
South Dakota
University Senate of the
Church
Venice
Leader Louis Botha Emerges as Boer War Figure in Transvaal
The London Daily Mail relays Douglas Story's portrait of Louis Botha, praised for energy and practical leadership at Dundee, Rietfontein, and Pieter's Heights. It contrasts him with Cronje, notes his tactical growth, and portrays him as central to Boer resilience and strategy.
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Transvaal
Douglas Story
London Daily Mail
Pretoria
Story
Louis Botha
Volksraad
Gert de Jaeger
Dundee
Symons
Yule
Ladysmith
Rietfontein
George White
Nicholson
Nek
Deld
War Council
Joubert
Cronje
Lucas Meyer
Paardeberg
Lord Roberts
Free State
de Wet
de la Rey
Grain and market notes and Chinatown quarantine
Chicago market notes show minor gains in July corn and oats with steady provisions as France damage claims and sympathy affect sentiment. San Francisco reports a quarantine established in Chinatown due to plague concerns.
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Chicago Grain
I . Cmecaco
France
Chinatown
San Francisco
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Massillo ‘Obio
J. H. Hunt
H. L. McLain
Osahier
Ss &.Corrad & CO
Main Street
Manufactorial Thiell & CO
Assillon
Jewelers
von Kanel
East Aide Jewelry Store
East Main Street
Oseph Coleman’ Deater
Erie Street
William M Reed
Canton, C
Cash Hat
London War Ofice
8. Louis
George Lacostan
Albert Wackwitz
John Decker
Frank Yeager
Martin Burke
LT. Evans
Antietam
Rear Admiral
Louis Eempff
U. & Marines
UT. S. Fores
Svanovari
Willard A. Cobb
Blouse
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Miss Youth
U. P. Assembly
Satties
Pieter’s Heights
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