Aravenna Wedding at the Bride's Mother's Home
The wedding of Mr. Per Lee Hunt of this city and Miss Anna B. Day took place at the bride's mother's Ravenna home on Thursday afternoon after October 19. The ceremony was performed by Rev. McInnes Neilson with Maud Maxon of Cleveland playing the wedding march. After the ceremony guests dined and the couple left for New York. they will reside at 199 East Main Street after October 18.
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Per Lee Hunt
Anna B. Day
Luther Day
Ravenns
Maud Maxon
Cleveland
Charles Day
Prescott
Burton
Helen Hunt
McInnes Neilson
Miss Hunt
Charles Steese
Robert H. Day
John E. McLain
J. P. Burton
Clara Burton
Prescott Burton
Jerome Bayliss
A. Per Lee Pease
Clarence P. L. McLain
Arvine Wales
Jerome Zerbe
Lilly Zerbe
George L. Case
Ida Zerbe
Wm. R. Day
W. L. Day
David Day
Canton
Maud Maxson
Ravenna
Clara Risdon
Jane Beatty
Aimee Riddle
Frederick Carnahan
Finding the Dead in Galveston Surpasses Daily Death Toll
Galveston reports twenty five bodies found daily as cleanup crews clear streets and remove debris. Decomposition prevents identification, and bodies are burned promptly to prevent further hazards.
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Galveston
Associated Press
Settlement near for miners strike detail talks
New York September 29 The Post notes strong authority that the strike settlement is near and that only detail questions remain under discussion. A satisfactory conclusion will be reached in a short time according to Associated Press sources.
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New York
Associated Press
the Post
Nearby Town News Navarre Briefs
Navarre Sept 28 Thomas Doyle Massillon in town Thursday. David Burky Wilmot spent Thursday. Mrs Bell and two children Logansport Ind visiting brother John Burk. Henry Raymond Columbus guest of uncle Jabez Thomas. John Girt Bentley visiting uncle Frank Girt. Mr Snyder New York lawyer in town on business. Charles Schmit back from Steubenville. Massillon Mining sinks new shaft Philip Geis farm. Krause mine working daily. Reformed church bell in Massillon will be placed soon. A C Shanklin has sawmill Buckwalter farm. Charles and Clark Oberlin drill coal on John Shilling’s farm. Evelyn Hollinger sick with typhoid. School opened Monday Alvin Graber teacher. O E Oberlin enlarging store and post office. Edson Oberlin Cleveland visited mother Mrs Isaiah Oberlin. Miss Jennie Cully planning concert soon.
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New York
Charles Schmit
Steubenville
Stanwoop
Massillon Mining Company
Philip Geis
Krause
Reformed Church
Massillon
A. C. Shanklin
Buckwalter
Lebanon
Charles and
Clark Oberlin
John Shilling
Evelyn Hollinger
Here
Alvin Graber
Elton
O.E. Oberlin
Edson Oberlin
Cleveland
Isaiah Oberlin
Jennie Cully
Canton News Roundup of Courts, Labor, Campaigns and Deaths
Ohio v Robertson ends in guilty verdict with new trial motion pending. Fourteen Dueber watch workers head east for jobs, with a likely settlement urged. Republican campaign opening planned Oct 8 in Canton with Senator Spooner, and Foraker slated for Oct 18. Local man O'Brien dies. Maguire family notified. Alimony motion in Molitor suit. first account filed in Stauffer estate. Marriage licenses issued to Giltz Rodenberger and Capron Howe.
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Canton
Ohio
Walter Robertson
Dueber Watch
Dueber
John C. Spooner
Wisconsin
Tabernacle
Foraker
O’brien
Bright
Aultman Hospital
Maguire
Altoona
Elizabeth Stauffer
Sugarcreek Township
George Giltz
Mary Rodenberger
Clarence E. Capron
Tessie May Howe
Massillon
Massillon Lecture Course plans season tickets and first show
The Massillon Lecture Course Association announces reserved seats for the season at 1 dollar each with extra for season tickets. The opener on Oct 19 features Maro the magician with shadography music and art. Lectures follow by D D Macarthur in November, Sam P Jones in December, the Kentucky Colonels in January, and Paris Exposition talk by W H White, ending with Editor Brown of Ram's Horn.
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Massillon
Maro
Robert Stuart Macarthur
Rudyard Kipling
Dr. MacArthur
Canada
Calvary Baptist Church
New York City
Sam. P. Jones
Kentucky Colonels
United States
W. Hinton White
White
Paris
Brown
Public notice praises Dean's Kidney Pills in Massillon petition
A Massillon resident Theodore Miller endorses Dean's Kidney Pills citing quick effective relief after purchasing at ZT Baltaly’s drug store Erie street opposite the opera house. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Price 50 cents. Also DeWitt's Little Early Risers advertised for liver and bowel troubles by Rider & Snyder and C. W. Cupples.
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Massillon
Dean
Theodore Miller
East South Street
Russell & Co.'s
Baltaly
Erie Street
Opera House
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Dean's
DeWitt
Rider & Snyder
C. W. Cupples
W. Tresmont Street
Water of Wells Threat to Public Health Sparks Boil Water Advice
The city faces several typhoid cases linked to impure well and cistern water. Health Officer T Clarke Miller urges boiling water for homes relying on wells or cisterns, noting dregs in many wells and the public’s reluctance to curb pump use. Some say city water price barriers push reliance on cheaper private supplies.
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T. Clarke Miler
Board of Health
Obituary notices from a Massillon area roster
Obituaries report deaths of David Biles at 31 at state hospital with burial in Marlboro, Amanda Walker aged 65 of Massillon died of chronic heart failure, Andrew Blantz a German-born stonemason died at 78, Benjamin Rhinehart 40 died suddenly near Navarre, Lawrence Lee Allison age one, with funeral services in Uhrichsville. Notices mention Foley Honey and Tar and DeWitt Witch Hazel as medicines.
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David Biles
State Hospital
Marlboro
Amanda Walker
Marshall Walker
Massillon
Johnson
Benjamin Rhinehart
Navarre
Rhinehart
Union Cemetery
Lawrence Lee Allison
J. P. Allison
Uhrichsville
Still Discussing the Telephone Franchise Question
Canton reports a secret Friday meeting between the city council and Stark County Telephone Company. The firm seeks usual privileges and offers to furnish phones to engine houses homes of councilmen and city hall with a school phone, but opposes city wide installation. They want rent controls set at 18 dollars for private homes and 24 dollars for businesses. No agreement reached as inventory filed in guardianship of William Duross of Massillon.
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Canton
Stark County Telephone Company
William Duross
Massilion
Massillon Cyclists Triumph in Fair Grounds Races
About 200 spectators from Massillon and Canton witnessed a day of bicycle events at the fair grounds. George H. Mong of Massillon, Stark county champion, appeared with a bandaged hand but competed in one and one half miles. Schumacher of Canton beat Snyder of Massillon in a close one mile race by five yards. The five mile pursuit saw Blackwood of Massillon finish ahead of Rohr. The Canton tandem team, aided by Strass from Akron, edged the Massillon riders amid a chorus of cries. The Smile pursuit ended with Schumacher and Mong leading a Canton dominance as Doll and Snyder exited. Time Canton 12.284 versus Massillon 12.32.
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Massillon
Canton
Fair Grounds
Schumacher
C. H. Snyder
Snyder
G. D. Blackwood
George Rohr
Blackwood
Rohr
Richville Avenue
Mong
Cantonians
Strass
Akron
Doll
Gerwig
Sedoris
Half the World in Darkness Cures Trusted Kidney Remedy Claim
A vintage advertisement urges readers to treat kidney troubles with Foley's Kidney Cure from Rider & Snyder. It claims the medicine alleviates weariness, backache and rheumatic pains, portraying kidney illness as a widespread condition and presenting the cure as a simple solution.
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Eured
Foley
Rider & Snyder
Grain-O praised by Nebraska and New York brands
Davin Crry writes from De Roy Nebraska praising Grain-O as the healthier coffee alternative after initial dislike. Testimonials from Mrs James Forest Chippewa Falls Wisconsin claim Banner Salve cured a seven year running leg sore. Rider & Snyder and J A Spero tout polo Kidney Cure as medical wonders from Allen Halverson West Prairie Wisconsin and Helmer Indiana.
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James Forest
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Rider & Snyder
Allen Halverson
West Prairie
J. A. Spero
Helmer, Ind
Boyd Wins125 Yard Race in Contested Finish at Wales Speedway
The unofficial decision by Referee Elmer Glestsm an names James Boyd of East Greenville winner over H H Carpenter of Navarre in a 125 yard sprint run on a Friday afternoon at the Wales speedway. Start fairness debated by Policeman Wittmann, but pistol shot rendered the race legal. Timekeepers recorded 13 seconds, with bets and stakes unsettled as Carpenter backers threaten court action. Boyd 16, 150 pounds, 5 10. Carpenter 19, 140 pounds, 5 8. crowd tension high as parties await final payout.
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Carpenter
Greitsman
H. H. Carpenter
Navarre
James Boyd
East Greenville
Boyd
Elmer Glestsman
Wales Speedway
Jack” Boyd
Jimmie” Boyd
Kenneth Miller
Speedway
Jimmie Boyd
Wittmann
Thomas Thomas
Elton
A.C. Klingelsmith
Beech Grove
Frye
Canton
Hotel Conrad
Jimmie
Business College
Buskirk Issues Boxing Challenge to Featheringham
H M Buskirk declares he will box Robert Featheringham of Massillon for 100 dollars a side in up to 25 rounds. He offers a five pound weight difference and invites Featheringham or backers to meet at The Independent office at 8 o clock next Monday to post a forfeit and arrange preliminaries.
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The
Independent
Robert Featheringham
Massillon
Weatheringham
Featheringham
H. M. Buskirk
Trustees to be paid 300 a year under new law
Perry and Lexington township trustees receive $1.50 a day for up to 200 days, totaling $300 yearly. Clerk W A Sonnhalter, after consulting authorities, will pay each trustee $150 for past six months and $300 annually, despite questions about constitutionality. Local officials sought legal guidance with no definitive ruling.
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Messrs
Jarvis
Elsass
Slusser
W. A. Soaphalter
Perry
Lexington
Metzgar
Busby
W. A. Sonnhalter
Powers oppose German plan on anti foreign move leaders
Washington report notes England Russia and France join the United States in fighting Germanys aim to make punishment of leaders in the anti foreign movement a precedent in peace negotiations with China. Austria and Italy align with Germany while Japan agrees only if all others concur.
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Washington
Associated Press
England
Russia
France
United States
Germany
China
Austria
Italy
Japan
Settlement in Sight as Anthracite Strike Eases
New York reports a $1 per ton drop in anthracite coal price signaling an early settlement. The miners union may gain partial recognition in the forthcoming agreement, and troops are expected to be withdrawn to aid resolution.
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New York
Associated Press
President Mitchell Hints On Strike Settlement Update
Hazelton September 29 President Mitchell says he has no official information on the proposed settlement of the strike but intimates he may receive news today.
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Hazelton
Associated Press
Mitchell
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Aravenna
Miss Anna B. Day
Maasillon
County Seat News
Water OF Wells
Andrew Blantz
West Brookfield
Andrew Blanty
America
St. Barbara‘s ‘Church
de Witt
Rider & Ryder
Chas
W. Cupplea
W. Tremont Street
Mony
Davin Crry
Neb
Genessee Pure Food Co
de Roy
Lillie Locker
Clark & Co
4Th and Locust Sts
Phila
Rider & Snyder and
Buskirk IS
Washington News
Settlemient
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