Massillon Liquor Trade Defends Calaboose Idea
A Massillon reader argues liquor sellers deserve support for a proposed new calaboose. He claims saloons fund credits for workers, benefit the poor, and that moral and statutory laws target drunks, not sellers. He cites church members and businessmen as patrons, endorsing social drinking and arguing the city needs a guarded place for intoxicated individuals.
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Mr. Epirox
Massillon
Piisoa
Calaboose
Webster
The White Chief’s Indian Camp Encounter
A narrator travels across a prairie to a Native American village set by a river valley. He witnesses mirages, village life with lodges, tepees, and hunting by children, then meets a friendly missionary and shares a meal. He notes curiosity from villagers toward whites and compares it with churchgoers in the states.
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Canas
Prairse
Hiewatha
Flere
Tntre
Rome
Mer
Washington
Belden
C. FB. Vent
Cincinnati
New York
Walter Blumhardt as German character and impressions
In a travelogue style reminiscence from Boll in Württemberg, the narrator recalls meeting Walter Blumhardt, a stout, commanding innkeeper with a noble head and sharp will, likening him to Martin Luther and describing the warm, refined yet simple hotel setting and the village welcome. The piece blends memory with reflections on temperance work and snippets of contemporary journalism and culture.
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Boll
Wilttemburg
Dr. F
Stuttgart
Planer Blomhardt
Germany
Geislingen
Blumbardi
Martin Luthés
Atlantic Monthly
Tpecemoer
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Walker's Block
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Seesaseres
Massill Wv
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Sassielgn
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First National Bank
Erie Street
L.teese
Pres. S. Hunt
Ff. T. Baldwin
Mine-given
Ohio
Opera Block
B. T. Fouger
Attorper-at-Law
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Reeds Store
Anson Prash
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Ia Brestriet
H. Gerould
Ernest
Roesilence
Secaml
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O. Reference
U. R. Storer
Boston
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A. Metz
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T. J. Reed
Main
Hill Streets
E. A. BR. Sowers
Canal Falton
D. BR. Lyon
M.D
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Mill and Hill Streets
A. Houtz
Canal Fulton
A. W. Ridenour
Obi
Canal Street
Joseph Watson
Mara Street
Edward Kachiler
Brugsist
Wainstreet
Menteria
HeNnTisTs
Ofics
KE. Chidester
Ove Hunberger & Sons
Stark
Wayne County
Gatta Pereha
Uayea
A. H. Johnston
Conrat
HK. Dickey & CO
Exchange Place
HW. Morganthaler, Jn. & R. Breed
D. BR. Atwater & Co
Lumorer
Excelsior Works
JAS. Bayliss
M A. Brown
Cleveland
Massblod Dépes
DR. Atwater & CO
Gommrenon
Atwater Block
Eyehange Place
W.E. Ricks & Bro
Massidon, O
Myers & Willison
North End
Massillon Furnace
J. P. Burton
H. Falee
Prerive
A. Allen
Ares
R. van Duzer & Co
Navarre
A. Garver
Wiassilion
Teoresant
Hudson
Cuyahoga
Akron
Silion Rafi
Tread. North
Bolivar
Zoar
West Brookfield
E.green
Ville
Dillon
Lebanon
Mleton
Winesberg
Wilmot
Jas, T. Brady & Co
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Fourth & Wood Streets
Pittsburgh
Bankers
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Mas Minn
O. Offee
Atwater
Morgantheler & Breed
Assillon Bon Foundry
1Kilinger & CO
Main St. West 6
Canal 245-Ly
Earth
John Hoskin
Pennsylvania
Massidon Excelsior Works
Mg T. R. Richmond
Tremont Hou c
A. Harsh
Correr
E. D. Doxsee
Alerotade
West Ste Canal
Independent
the Independent
Claysea
Johnny
Walter Blumhardt
Josey
Christopher Toli
Muscatire
Ludi
Ile
Pieras
Pierce
Boston Boys
Mark Twain
Bob
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Berlin
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