Massillon Annexation Ordinance Targets Perry Township and Rusack Lands
Massillon Council passes an ordinance to enlarge the city limits by annexing Albright and Webb's out lots in Perry Township Stark County and Rusack's division in the same township. The measure directs application to Stark County Commissioners and authorizes Otto Young to prosecute the required legal steps. The ordinance bears the date October 7, 1889, with signatures from City officials Chas Be Jarvis and H W Lotseler.
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Paul Street
Massillon
Ohio
Beit
Wits
Cherry Street
Chaas. E. Jarvis
H. W. Lorrrier
Albright and Webb
Perry Township
Stark County
Russell
Sail Township
Rusack
Board of Commissioners
Otto Young
Council
City of
Chas
Jarvis
Cronin Trial Ruling Blocks Clan na Gael History Evidence
In Cronin trial Judge McConnell rules past Clan na Gael history inadmissible. Brown, a former officer and clan member, testifies on identity and motive issues. Court adjourns to Saturday as Forrest seeks prep time. state closes its case with Clancy pending. Additional items report a bold Vernon robbery and dock-system losses in New York.
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Curcaco
Dr. Cronin
McConnell
Brown
Officer McKinnon
Winnipeg
Burke
J. W. Cooper
McKinnon
Forrest
Birke
Cooper
Carlson Cottage
Frankenfield
Signal Service
Longenecker
Daniel Brown
Clancy
O'Sullivan
Polite Highwayman Holdups Coos Bay Stage
A Jane highwayman held up the Coos Bay stage in Resrsure Oregon. She cut open and rifled letters and registered pouches, then returned them to the driver, thanked him politely, and wished him god speed as the stage moved on.
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Ore
Coos Bay
Revolting scene as Hillman hanged at Woodbury New Jersey
Woodbury New Jersey November 14 Joseph Hillman was hanged at 10 31 am after being taken from his cell near the scaffold at 10 27 The attempted execution included prayers from Rev Wilmer Nobles and a failed knot The crime was the 1888 murder of Jewish peddler Serman Siedam for 14 09 Hillman aged 20 died after about thirty minutes The second item notes a dam break at Aston Ontario causing two deaths and extensive destruction with mills bridges and properties swept away and thousands lost in damages
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Joseph Hillman
Woodbury
N. J
Wilmer Nobles
Wahniser
Hillman
Serman Siedam
Aston
Ont
McClellan's
Harris
Meeks & McKinnon’s Mills
Algies & Ward’s
Canadian Pacific Division
Boston calls Caffrey cheap Scrapper and treasurer appointed
Boston’s press notes a taunt toward Caffrey as a cheap scrapper while reporting Governor Beaver appoints Caghier Levsey as state treasurer to fill the unexpired Hart term. Also covered are a railroad death near Derry Pa and a mare mutilation in New Philadelphia Ohio. The Lager Beer Brewers’ association pledges 446 000 for New York world’s fair fund, now 3 554 116. Governor elect Campbell hosted in Cincinnati by the Young Men’s Democratic club. Dell Ritchie killed by express train near Hudson Ohio. James Wardell shot himself in Ocean Grove after drinking. Gertrude Kimball commits suicide in Brooklyn. The Flack case in New York adjourned due to Judge Monell’s illness. A Potter family missing from their ranch near Trinidad Colo in blizzard. The Dalti mere cruiser begins second trip. Cunard suit settles. Moulson charged with forgeries in Rochester.
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Caffrey
Cut
Beaver
Caghier Levsey
Hart
Derry
Lager Beer Brewers’ Association
Campbell
Young Men's Democratic Club
Cincinnati
Dell Ritchie
Cleveland, Akron and Columbus
Hudson
James Wardell
Ocean Grove
Gertrude Kimball
Brooklyn Society
Brooklyn
Wood Slaven
New York
James A. Flack
Ambrose Monell
Potter
Trinidad
Colo
Daltimere
Sir Bache Cunard
Charles G. Franchique
Weather Forecast: Rain Clears From Lakes
Forecast calls for rain across the lakes with clearing skies after rain. Winds shift to westerly, varying in direction, with temperatures holding steady as conditions improve later.
Unpropitious Weather Delays Catholic University Ceremony
Rain and a steady shower greeted attendees at the Catholic university dedication, prompting a move indoors and delaying the opening. President Harrison, Vice President Morton, and Secretary Blaine received cheers as they arrived, with Cardinal Gibbons and other dignitaries delivering remarks and a chorus of performances completing the ceremony amid congratulatory telegrams from around the world.
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Washington
Catholic University
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
St. Mary’s Seminary
St. Charles College
University Chapel
Monsignor
Satalli
Gilmour
Cleveland
Harrison
Marine Band
Morton
Noble
Rusk
Blaine
United States
Cardinal Taschereau
President Harrison
Father Garrigan
Pres Dent
Keane
Bishop Keane
Tveur
Ryan
John Boyle O'Reilly
American College At
Rome
Lena Caldwell
Paris
Mary Gwendolen Caldwell
Changes at American Turf Congress Meeting in Chicago
The American Turf Congress met at the Washington Park club in the Palmer House Chicago to amend rules including clause A of rule 47 shifting from six furlongs to a one mile dash for horses three years old and upward. The vote 4 to 2 approved the amended rule with Perkins and Ezekiel opposing. Several bylaw changes and minor revisions were discussed with some referred to a committee for today’s report.
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American’ Turf Congress
Chicago
Curiaco
American Turf Congress
Washington Park Club
Palmer House
Bruce
Judge Perkins
Latonia
L. Ezekiel
Birmingham
Reading
Rocky Clubs
Paris Mutuals
League Eddies Crow After Long Directors Meeting
The National League board met at 11 o clock and received the treasurer s report with Nick Young re elected. Delegates to the annual meeting of the National League and the American Association faced a deadlock after 125 ballots. Capt Anson said two Brotherhood leaders signed league contracts and more would follow. Pater Ward denied Brotherhood defections. League and committee reports were read and adopted. Sutcliffe case funds ordered to be paid, while the constitution was revised and a rule to forbid two games in one afternoon discussed but not decided.
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New York
National League
Nick Young
American Association
L. T. Kranch
Kansas City Club
Zeek Phelps
Louisvilles
Capt. Anson
Brotherhood
Anson
A. G. Spalding
Last Ting
League
Sutcliffe
Cleveland
Detroit
Cleveland Club
Suvllte
Sutcliff
E. E
Corner Stone Laid for Thomas Jefferson Clubhouse
In Brooxuys on Boerum Place the corner stone of the Thomas Jefferson Clubhouse, headquarters of Kings County Democrats, was laid with ex President Grover Cleveland in attendance. The ceremony drew several thousand people and the $150000 structure is slated to be ready for occupancy on May 1 next. In Owatia a church treasurer absconded leaving about $1000 in debts to Trinity Methodist Church at Kountze Place. H. H. Miller, son of author Emily Huntington Miller, vanished with the funds. He is a nephew of Paul Miller of Cincinnati and a Chautauqua movement leader.
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Brooxuys
Thomas Jefferson” Club
Democracy
Kings County
Boerum Place
Grover Cleveland
Owatia
H. H. Miller
Emily Huntington Miller
Trinity Methodist Church
Kountze Place
Miller
Paul Miller
Cincinnati
Sugar for the Spreckels refinery signals early run
Philadelphia November 14. The first shipment of 1 000 hogsheads of sugar is being received and weighed by the public weigher. This cargo marks the preliminary allotment for the Spreckels refinery and suggests the new plant will soon begin operations.
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Philadelphia
Philadelfita
Spreckel
Dayton Spice Mills Burned In Early Morning Fire
Fire swept through Dayton Spice Mills in Dayton Ohio on Wednesday morning, causing extensive damage to machinery and storage. Officials estimate losses around 19 thousand dollars, with total insured and noninsured damages reaching about 340 thousand. The blaze, apparently started by spontaneous combustion, is under investigation by local authorities.
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Dayton
Meornisi
Dayton Spies
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Assillon
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James Campbell
Window Glass Workers’ Association
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Georgia
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Powderly
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Marietta (O
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Supreme Court
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JL. M. Garker
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Deetare Willard
National Temperance Hospital
New Yeak
Jimmy Hope
Hope
California
Ohio Jewelers’ Association
DaxytTox
Ohio Retail Jewelers’ Association
Henrielf
Louis Saniel
Ed. Lonmeyer
Newport
H. H. Minthoffer
Akron
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