27 Nov 1905
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Newspaper
Massillon Independent
Location
Massillon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1905
Page
1
Trustees urge the state to buy 150 acres adjoining the Massillon hospital farm to ensure a reliable water supply. The farm now covers 400 acres, with growing patient support and potential for a new combined farm and hospital complex. The assembly is expected to act in coming weeks.
The Milwaukee bureau reports that the Mediums Protectives Association was incorporated at Madison yesterday. It aims to issue working cards to mediums allowing them to interview spirits and transmit messages while adhering to association rules, in response to many fake mediums operating without genuine spiritual contact.
Kalkaska Michigan resident Mr E Bartholomew testifies that Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy saved his life during Bright's disease. He says his son recovered from a fever sore on the leg after using the remedy. Advertisement promotes bottles at 81,006 and a special sale on ostrich feathers with French cars for Amazon effecta.
General Booth of the Salvation Army, touring Germany, spoke at two Circus Busch gatherings. He noted that Britain’s leaders favor peaceful relations with Germany and proposed a peace league among monarchies, presidents, churches, and the press to set an example for future generations.
Union services planned for Thanksgiving in Massillon with 4 PM at First M E Church and 7 30 PM at First Reformed. Ministerial Association reorganized to arrange a program featuring sermons on Material Intellectual and Spiritual Blessings and musical offerings.
The international fleet assembled at Piraeus sailed at noon with sealed orders to pressure Turkey over Macedonia finance amid Allied demands. British and French torpedo boats remained to maintain fleet communications. The scene recalls a 1903 Ottoman precedent when the sultan assigned Husni Pasha to greet the visiting force.
The thirteenth annual report to Governor Herrick shows the institution, led by Superintendent Eyman, continuing expansion with a new freeroof sick hospital building planned. Patient statistics for the year include 404 admissions, 390 discharged, with 136 recovered and 184 deaths. recovery rate 33.66 percent and death rate 10.41 percent. The report emphasizes labor programs, improved nutrition, and the belief alcohol is a key factor in insanity, noting heredity and drink as major influences. Per capita cost this year is the lowest in the institution’s history, among figures dating back to 1899.
Letters from Odess a victims describe five days hiding in a cellar as mobs slaughter neighbors. A peddler Bonowitz and relatives recount revolting scenes of decapitations, bloodied streets, and destroyed homes amid rail strikes and bread shortages. Contacts include Sam Bonowitz of 430 Woodland and J Levin of 58 Woodland. Special notice follows about black velvet hats at D Kiehl Co.
In Canton, S Baskerville funeral set for Monday at 1 pm with Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows in charge. Little Joe Palino, an eyewitness and DiCenzo murder trial witness, is jailed for disturbing the peace. A rifle bullet ripped through the Troy laundry roof, missing workers by inches, with authorities unsure of its origin.
St. Petersburg dispatch from Shanghai, via the official Russian news agency, claims Japanese forces coerced the Korean government into acquiescing to the treaty between Japan and Korea. The report follows reports of heavy pressure and possible coercion in the diplomatic arrangement.
New York November 24 Mrs Francis Burton Harrison wife of the last election candidate for lieutenant governor of New York was instantly killed in an automobile accident today.
The steamer Argo lay high on the shore at Holland Michigan with no break up observed yet. Retrieving her from the water will be a tremendous task. Also advertised a black velvet trimmed hat with ostrich feather for 1 at D Kiehl and Co Canal street.
Cambridge reporters say thirty four thousand seats filled for the Yale Harvard game with Yale scoring in the final half to finish 6 to 0. Rainy night improved by morning, crowds from dormitories and hotels filled Cambridge.
Martin Brenner to assume charge of school funds January 1, bond set at 41000 with endorsement by McClymonds Taggart and Conrad. Committee reports on flagstaffs, sewer to State street building, and new seats for advanced pupils. Thanksgiving break begins next Wednesday. bulbs planted in yards. North street pupils design a bed bearing M H S.
Cincinnati November 25 grand jury disclosed many indictments with few published. It is understood twenty six indictments are for illegal registration or illegal voting and more similar cases remain to be considered.
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