Henderson Vaughan stand trial in murder burglary case Canton
In Canton on November 17 the court prepared for trials of William Henderson for the murder of Adam Hartong near Greentown and Charles Vaughn for burglary and larceny. The jury was excused till Tuesday. New Philadelphia lawyers requested a postponement for money matters involving the Benders Brothers case.
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Canton
Benders Brothers
Massillon
Philadelphia
McCarty
Crabaugh
Bowman
Brownsberger
Columbus
William Henderson
Charles Vauighn
Ohio Penitentiary
Adam Hartong
Greentown
Henderson
Kaiser
Baldwin
J. J. Grant
LD. C. Hughes
Vaughn
Pomerone
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
McCuarty
A. B. Winnett
Winnett
Summer
J. B. Schlaily
T. H. Smith
Andrew Reese
Navarre Glass, Marble and Specialty
Mary Huwig
D. C. Hughes
Joseph Donnelly
Elizabeth James
Mary Wendling
Joseph Snyder
First Ward
B. G. Alcott
John C. Klar
Mary K. Riedenel
Tuscarawas Township
Election expenses filed by candidates for campaign money
Sheriff John J. Zaiser reports twenty eighty eight dollars and twenty five cents in expenditures including two hundred dollars to the county committee and hotel and printing costs. George W. Wilhelm pled guilty to spending two ninety two dollars of the total one hundred fifty dollars went to Stark county committee and one hundred to Carroll county committee. George R. Snavely spent three dollars fifty cents as Tuscarawas township land appraiser, while Jonas B. Eschlimen paid seven dollars seventy five cents for that office in Lawrence township. Ames B. Mase had no campaign expenses.
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Sherif John J. Zaiser
George W. Wilhelm
Stark County
Carroll County
George R. Snavely
Tuscarawas
Jonas BE. Eschlimen
Lawrence Township
Ames B. Mase
Bethlehem Township
Newman man appointed to fill Lawrence vacancy
Williams Findley of Newman is appointed by Justice Pollock to fill the Lawrence township trustee seat vacated by Roderick. Also, St Philips and James church plans a Thanksgiving evening with a sumptuous supper and entertainment. A separate item notes skin disease and promotes Dean's Ointment.
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William Findley
Canal Fintox
Williams Findley
Newman
Pollock
Roderick
Lawrence Township
St. Philips and James Church
Work on West Main street ruins advances after big fire
The West Main street ruins are being cleared as merchants missing stock take charge of salvaged goods. F E Seaman's stock remains usable and stored near the Pennsylvania tracks while Crane's stock is largely unsalvageable. Dr Miller recovered effects valued at $25. Bricks cleared from the tow-path will be reused for backing. remaining material is dumped near the Kieh mill basin. Efforts aim to clear the grounds before cold weather.
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West Main Street
F. E. Seaman
Pennsylvania Tracks
Miller
Kieh Mill
Weighing of Mail Campaign Matter Hits Massillon
Massillon postal workers weighed 13 250 pounds of local mail from Oct 3 to Nov 6 to study the effect of heavy campaign correspondence. First class accounted for 1 316 pounds, second class 3 666 pounds, third and fourth class 934 pounds, government 41 pounds, and equipment 7 309 pounds. Officials doubt the motive behind the weighing and say it may not reflect national averages.
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United States
Washington
Shepley
Massillon
Canton
Wooster
Josal Force
Luis
Vacancy on Workhouse Board to be filled by Democrat
Canton notes a December 11 expiration of H. W. Loeffler in Massillon and the county commission likely to name a five year successor. A new superintendent election is possible with Jack Pontius seeking re election. Probate filings show George Young estate insolvent with debts totaling 5771. Bond filings for several land appraisers set at 2000 each. Also mentions grippe warnings and medicinal ads for One Minute Cough Cure and Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup.
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Workhouse Board of Directors
Cantos
H. W. Loetter
Massillon
Workhouse
Loeffler
Jack” Pontius
Ponting
Upo ‘Hill
George Young
Jacob Shetler
Bethlehem Township
George Rt. Snavely
Tuscarawas
E. Graber
Perry
Amos B. Mase
Bethlehem
Reminiscences of Massillon's Early Town Life and Roads
C H King recalls Massillon around 1829 1832 with vivid sketches of founders taverns stores and tradesmen. He highlights James Duncan and Mrs Duncan for naming the town after Massillon France and notes early roads mills mortars warehouses and the push for good roads led by Marsh al D Wellman. He lists firsts in trades religion schooling and public works and recalls a 1832 storm and a 1829 land sale offer of one dollar per front foot.
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C. H. King
Massillon
James Duncan
Henry
Brookfield
Main and
Hineatreeta
Sippo Run
Main Street
Erie Street
Quaker Meeting House
M. E
Canal Basin
Kendal
Sippo Creek
Folgers
Main
Erie Streets
Folger
Jacob Muller
Alexander McCulley
Isaiah Brown
Benjamin Raser
Berah Brooks
McCulley
Jacob J. Bahney
East Main
Babney
Erie
Bethlehem Road
James Duncan, Jr
H. B. Harris
William
Daniel McCulley
Aleck
Hiram B
Marshal D. Wellman
James Puncan
Millersburg
Mt. Eaton
Holmes County
Bethlehem
Jones's Hill
Smith's Swamp
Wooster
Canal Fulton
Lalso
Joseph Hogan
Abel Underhill
John Eberhard
Breed Brothers
Patton, Hull & Shepherd
Stark County
Canal Bridge
Thomas Benskin
Peter Brown
Luther 1
Foot
East Main Street
Dr. Wolf
Baltimore
Sipporuo
John Brown
Daniel Congleton
Duncan
Sipno
Sugarcreek Township
Raynolds Mill
Canton
CG. H. Kixe
Morrow's Kidneoids Backed By Ohio Testimonials
Ohio residents add their evidence to Morrow's Kidneoids touted as the best kidney and urinary remedy. Advertised as Yellow Tablets from John Morrow & Co., the pills allegedly improve kidney function and nerves, with Mrs. L. T. Judd of Coshocton sharing relief from back pain and rheumatism after use. Sold 50 cents a box, mailed on receipt of price. Manufactured in Springfield, Ohio.
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Ohio
Morrow
L. T. Judd
North Street
Coshucton
F. E. Seaman’s
John Morrow & Co., Chemists
Springfield
Beavers Dam Woman Recovers After Four Doctors
A neighbor's recommendation to Foley's Kidney Cure saved a daughter thought lost after four doctors gave up. Now she walks miles without fatigue. Mrs J M Bailey credits the medicine and urges others to consider it, signed Rider and Snyder.
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Beaver Dam
Foley
Yoo
J. M. Bailey
Rider & Snyder
Canal Fulton to get new electric railway route
Plans advance for Barberton to Uhrichsville electric line through Canal Street in Canal Fulton with potential extension to Newman via Butter bridge route. Groundbreaking hoped in spring for the main road, spur from Barberton to Doylestown to start soon, while council must still pass an ordinance. A local dinner and Thanksgiving events noted.
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Canal Fulton
Newman
Casa PuiTos
Barberton
Uhrichsville
Millport
Butter Bridge
Youngstown Hill
Doylestown
John Burkholder
CO. M. B. A. Society
Massillon
Canal Fulton Catholic Church
Opera House
County Seat News Castox Civil Calendar For Next Week
Casselman files the tenth and likely final civil case assignments for the common pleas term with two judge dockets. The article lists motions and cases for Rooms 1 and 2 under Judges McCarty and Taylon, plus arraignment notes for John Vaughn and delay in William Henderson’s arraignment.
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Castox
Casselman
Common Pleas Court
M’carty
Bender
Sites
Gardner
Unkefer
Bairs
TaYlon
Chisier
Youley
Martin
Deil
Oby & Co
Draime van Wardwell
John Vaughn
Columbus
McCarty
William Henderson
Henderson and
Vaughe
American Express to Continue Business in Massillon
American Express will keep operating in Massillon despite the American Express Co.'s contract with the C. M. E. railway expiring and not being renewed. The company states it remains in Massillon and shipments will come via C L & W or W & K railways. The future policy of the C. M. L B L company is uncertain, with possible independent handling of express matter. Also notes 2,000 cords of cord and slab wood at the glass works in Massillon.
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Massillon
Bapres Co
C.M E. Railway
Glass Works
Massilou
Bridge Destroyed Cuts British Communications
Loresco Margres reports that a large bridge over the Tugear river at Coenso was destroyed by the Zeers. British efforts to save the structure failed on the 15th, ending any chance to preserve the vital crossing.
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Loresco Margres
Associated Progg
Tugear
Coenso
Strike threatens fifteen thousand coal miners strike
Washington reports a strike threaten to marshal fifteen thousand coal miners unless demands are met. The dispatches describe troop movements in Luzon as MacArthur’s column advances toward Paniquit with limited opposition, rail line intact except one washout, and Lawton reporting a drowned aide and continued insurgent pressure near San Fabian and San Isidro.
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the Independent
Washington
Geneva
War Department
MacArthur
Colume
Gerona
Paniquit
Tarlac
Paniqui
Lawton
San Nicholas
San Manuel
Young
Ponzaraibda
San Fabian
Luna
Hayes
San Isidro
Interior
Aguinaldo
Taylor Wins at Glasgow and County Certificatio
In Glasgow Kentucky today a writ was issued to correct an error in county certificates for the votes cast in their precincts for Wham and Taylor. Democratic figures report a large plurality for Taylor in unofficial returns from seventy eight counties, while Republicans put Taylor behind by thousands. The U.S. grand jury also indicted twenty election officers for withholding dames as arrests loom.
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Louisvinus
Associated Press
Glasgow
Jones
Wham
Taylor
William P. Taylor
Jefferson
United States Grand Jury
Strike Ordered as 15000 Miners May Walk Out in Southwest
Isptanavous November 15. The United Mine Workers executive board voted to order a general strike of miners in the southwest unless railroad and coal companies meet the union demands. The strike would call out fifteen thousand men.
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Isptanavous
Associated Press
United Mine Workers
Wrecked Warship Battle Aims for Repair
Washington dispatch reports Culova mobilizes wreckers to salvage a damaged warship. If they salvage turret guns and other heavy armor, Ceareston may be spared further damage. Details on locations and exact actions remain unclear.
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Wassisetas
Culova
Ceareston
Ladysmith Dispatch Reports Boer Shells Ineffective
A runner from Ladysmith arrived with dispatches from General Waite indicating all well. The Boer shells have no effect, with indications of continued Allied progress and secured positions amid the fighting.
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White
Estcoins
Nevis —'Ly
Ladysmith
Waite
Bank reserves rise but banks under legal requirements
The weekly bank statement reports a surplus reserve increase of 2,470,925 dollars while banks hold 312,025 dollars less than the legal requirement. This shows a net improvement in reserves but continued shortfall relative to mandated levels.
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New York
Associated Press
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Hartong
Dean
Chas
W. Cupples
Mansfield. O
Barberton- Massillon
County Seat News
American Express
Geo. Noland
Rockland
DeWatt
Amerca
Luzon
Kentucky
Charleston
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