The New Woman lecture from Thomas Dixon Jr
The Massillon Armory audience heard Thomas Dixon Jr of New York defend traditional roles for women in his first lecture on The New Woman. He argued the ballot is a duty backed by bayonets, doubted equal rights, and praised women’s influence over good deeds over political power.
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New York
Massillon
Armory
Thomas Dixon, Jr
Thomas Dixon
Lincoln
Mr. Dixon
Dreas
Dixon
Sampson
The President's Plans Bank in New York City
Coxey claims Cleveland will launch a national bank in New York after leaving office. Washington sources say the facility, likely named the First National Bank of North America, will issue 500 million dollars in capital backed by U S bonds.
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Coxey
New York
Cleveland
General Grant
New York City
White House
Washington
Carlisle
First National Bank of North America
United States
Kentucky All Right McKinley Victory Hopes Rise
Louisville October 29 by Associated Press Sam J Roberts chairman of the Republican state committee Kentucky says everything points to McKinley victory in Kentucky and to election of nine of eleven congressmen including the Second Sixth and Seventh districts State Librarian Joseph P Smith estimates McKinleys Ohio plurality Bryant a maximum and McKinleys maximum in each county at 86 800 and believes it will reach 100 000.
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Louisville
Associated Press
Sam. J. Roberts
Republican State Committee
Kentucky
McKinley
Joseph P. Smith
Ohio
Bryant
Suit for damages brought against city of Massillon
John Myers by Pease Baldwin Young sues Massillon for 400 dollars claiming property on State street was damaged by a grade change and that officials failed to notify him of grading plans. Nellie Quinn seeks divorce from Bernard Quinn alleging cruelty and false age statements when married in 1892 at Youngstown. Public sale of Dan iel Hossler estate ordered in Jackson township assignment. Will of Rudolph Bauhof filed for probate. Administrators appointed for Anna McCauley and Mary Molnnes estates. Marriage licenses issued to Frank Bennett Agnes Miller and Emil Graber Lizzie Eichberger.
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Quinn
Carron
John Myers
Pease, Baldwin & Young
Massillon
Myers
State Street
Bernard
Nellie Quinn
Bernard Quinn
Youngstown
Daniel Hossler
Jackson Township
Rudolph Bauhof
Canton
R. W. McCaughey
Anna McCauley
Mary Molnnes
Lawrence Township
Louis A. Koons
Frank D. Bennett
Agnes B. Miller
Emil Graber
Lizzie Eichenberger
Andrew B Cox Dies at 82 in Massillon Home
Andrew B Cox died Wednesday evening at 745. He was 82 and born in Stark county near Massillon. He spent fifty years with Russell & Co as an erector in the threshing machine department. Surviving children include Judson Cox Orin Cox Mary Cox Mrs Thomas Murray and Mrs Charles Killinger. Funeral Friday at 2 PM.
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Andrew B. Cox
Smith
Cox
Andrew Cox
Thomas Murray
Stark County
Massillon
Russell & Co
Lereby
Vacunty
Mr. Cox
West Main Street
Judson Cox
Allegheny
Orin Cox
Canton
Misa Mary Cox
Charles Killinger
William Henry Harrison
Lincoln
Major McKinley
William Moffitt
Tuscarawas Township
First Methodist Church
Mr. Moffitt
Middletown
Washington County
Dalton
Nathan Eldridge
Nathan
Fletcher
Will of W K Miller and Fire Dept Inventions Stir Canton News
Neighborhood items report the will of W K Miller filed for probate with his widow named executrix and debts few. Chief Aungst unveils two fire innovations including a cellar pipe nozzle attachment and an improved nozzle holder to ease handling water streams. Also covered are local political meetings, elections, and community notices across Navarre West Lebanon North Lawrence Elton and Wilmot with incidents and obituaries.
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Ministera of
Youngstown
Aungst
Alliance Fire Department
W. K. Miller
Canton
Warren Councilmer
Stark County
Cleveland
Charles Doran
Glendale
Cincinnati
Boran
Joseph Hallock
Roststown
Navarre
Young Men’s Sound Money Marching Club
Massillon
Railway Men's Club
Thayer
Wilmot
Alien Carnes
Thomas F. Turner
Elton
Extor
Republic
Samuel Baughman
Barberton
Edward Beck
Epworth League
Interesting meeting recalls 1869 Republican ticket
Surviving members of the 1869 Republican county ticket visited on Wednesday afternoon. Governor McKinley then stood first as a candidate for public office in 1869, winning nearly all offices except sheriff. Major McKinley spoke in the library. J W Underhill also spoke. Bowman of Massillon and Ira M Allen of Canton were among the five survivors. Sears’s report notes $12.75 raised for the Western Seamen’s Friend Society in the Lake Erie District and thanks to supporters. A Great Day in Chicago reports Flag Day demonstrations in Chicago and other cities including St. Louis. Wright’s Celery to ease constipation appears in ad copy.
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Republican
McKinley
J. W. Underhill
Massillon
Ira M. Allen
Canton
Mr. Bowman
Major McKinley
Wm. A. Lynch
Sears
Hiram Sears
Cleveland, O
Western Seamen's Friend Society
Lake Erie District
Major McKinley Campaigns Amid Large Massillon Delegations
Caxton Oct 31 Loyal McKinley supporters posted flags and gathered crowds as Major McKinley’s campaign work closed Monday. Delegations from Mahoning Valley Elwood Waynesburg and Massillon were expected to attend with early arrivals greeting the candidate. McKinley wore a flag on his lapel and addressed supporters briefly before a busy evening schedule.
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Major McKinley
Stark County
Caxton
Massillon
McKinley House
United and
Associated Press
McKinsey
North Lawrence
Canal Fulton
Manoning Valley
Youngetown
Elwood
Ind
Major McKinney
National Carbon Cu
Cleveland
Elwood Iron Workers
McKinley
Waynesburg
G. A. Shane
Dolan Misleads On McKinley Free Coinage Claim
Pittsburg Post interview with Patrick Dolan is criticized as partisan campaign manipulation. M D Ratchford, president of the Ohio division of the National Mine Workers, rejects the piece as misrepresenting actions of the National Mine Workers convention. He asserts Dolan misquotes and that miners were not directed by McKinley or other officials on the issue.
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Pittsburg
Patrick Dolan
M. D. Ratchford
Ohio
National Mine Workers’ Association
Dolan
National Mine Workers’ Convention
Mr. Dolan
Major McKinley
National Mine Workers Convention
Columbus
Frederick Dilcher
John Eddy
McKinley
AN INDIANA MASS MEETING AND A DEMONSTRATION
A friend reports Indiana Republican rally at Noblesville with 10 000 farmers. Parade included floats with Goddess of Liberty and banners like An Honest Dollar For An Honest Nation. Speakers praised McKinley and warned against free silver. The event ended with family meals as crowds dispersed. Also included is a testimonial letter praising Wright's Celery Capsules for rheumatism and constipation from Isaac H. Myers of Wooster Ohio dated May 21, 1896.
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Massidonino
THE
Independent
Indiana
McKinley
Noblesville
Ted
Bryan
Noblesville Republican Club
Nathon
Court House
Isaac H. Myers
Wooster
Ohio
Wright
Wooster, O
Wright Medical Co
Columbus
Geo. Krieger
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Elizabeth Hammel
Lorenz Hammel
Hammel
Berta
City of
C. M. Russell
Maamaras
Benton
Daisy Sullivan
Neighborhood News
W. EK
Miller
Justus
J. J. G Stuck
Jeading
Lebanon
West
Gramme
McFarren
Lewies Glick
Fred Smith
McFarren’s
Beach City
Rock
Holmes County
George E. Baldwin
SeSege
Burkle
Segner
Truitt
Edward ©. Segner
Pennsylvania Depot
Brown Lumber Company
Seguer
South Erie Straet
WM. Moffitt
Chicago
Cniiaco
St. Louis
Miners’ Convention
Messrs
Dilcher and
Eddy
Hocking Valley
Dolan Was
Ratchford
Stacom
Newspapre Halhive
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