The Wonders of a Dream in Pacific Coast Reverie
Dorothy Dean recalls a journey from Ohio to San Francisco and Sutro Heights. A statue on a parapet becomes the dramatic focus as an earthquake omen ushers a cautionary dream of the land of the setting sun before a sudden ten minute return to reality aboard a speeding train and a thunderous electric car.
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Dorothy Dean
Sutro Heights
Pacific Ocean
Golden Gate
Goat Isle
Noah
Robison Crusoe
San Francisco
Ohio
Pacific
Dean
Qrier
Seal Rocks
Presidio
Parson Deane
Land of
Sunshine
Bloom
Cash Register Co refused eight hour day for printers
Dayton Ohio Sept 30 the Cash Register Company refused the eight hour day to printers. It is feared three thousand other union employees may strike.
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Dayton
Cash Register Company
Town on Fire in Jeffersonville Business District
A large fire consumes the town's business section in Jeffersonville Ohio on September 36. The blaze threatens total loss. Mary Miller and family express thanks to friends, relatives, neighbors, the Baptist churches of Jeffersonville and New Man, and for floral offerings during Elizabeth Miller's illness and death.
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Jeffersonville,o
Elizabeth
Newman
Mary Miller
Physicians Invited to Massillon Hospital Meeting
Stark county doctors are invited to the sixth semi annual meeting of the Association of Assistant Physicians of Ohio State Hospitals at Massillon state hospital. Dr H C Eyman will give welcome. Thursday features Dr H E Brown on Hydro Vibro Electro Therapy. The article notes hospital population, new cottage No 5, and seasonal hospital activities including baseball and corn on the tables.
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Stark County
Association of Assistant Physicians of
Ohio State Hospitals
Massillon State Hospital
William McKinley Hall
H. C. Eyman
HE. C. Brown
Massillon
Massilon
Ohio
Eyman
Solemn Ceremony to Bury Canton Massillon Priest
Canton and Massillon Catholics will conduct a solemn ceremony on Sunday October 8 for the burial of the late Rev Father John Buerkle in the new Catholic burial ground midway between the cities. Knights of St John officers from Canton and Massillon will act as pallbearers with mass attendance expected. ceremonies led by Rev Clement Treiber.
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Canton
Massillon
John Buerkle
St. John’s Cemetery
Tood
Clement Treiber
Knights of St. John
Vaikmer
Edward Ertle
Anton Crone
Wagner
Peter Obringer
Jonis Ley
Joseph Berg
Ray F. Harbert
Genoa
Father Treiber
Canton and
Akron
Street Railway
Stanwood Band Delivers Night Concert in City Park
The Stanwood band stopped in Masail jon on its way from the Stark county fair and played a concert in the city park from 8 to 9 pm drawing a large local audience.
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Stanwood
Stark County Fair
Masailjon
Sudden Death of Mrs Jones at 7 West Charles Street
Mrs Margaret Jones, widow of David Jones who died last May, passed away at 1 o clock Saturday after a few hours illness at the family home. The cause is listed as a bursting blood vessel in the brain. Survived by four children Nellie Inez Melvin and Horatio Jones, plus one sister and three brothers. The family awaits arrival of Mr Waite.
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Margaret Jones
David Jones
West Charles Street
Jones
West Main Street
Nellie
Inez
Melvin
Horatio Jones
Harry Waite
George
John Jones
Massillon
Benjamin Jones
Canal Dover
Waite
Newark
Accidents and Local News From Dalton in September
A series of accidents over the past week in Dalton includes A F B Sander breaking a right wrist while handling a cider mill barrel, Howard Blackstone injuring his calf by a road object on East Main street, and Ed Hershey breaking two ribs after falling from a tree. Mrs. David Sander injured her side at home on North Mell street. Willis Sellers moved to town and will occupy the Eckhart property on West Main street. B T C Hunsicker, cashier of the First National Bank, was appointed receiver of the closed Smithville bank. David Sander repairs his property on North Main street. Local residents attended the Wootster and Canton fairs. M F McDowell test drives a buckboard auto. Mrs. William Engle and daughter Maud Gilbert visited Chicago. Elem Martin received a patent for a store ladder used in his father’s hardware store. Grand Weibner works at a Wooster newspaper office.
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Slaney
David Sander
North Mell Street
Willis Sellers
East Liverpool
Eckhart
West Main Street
BT. C. Hunsicker
First National Bank
Smithville Bank
North Mail Street
Wootster
Canton
M. F. McDowell
William Engle
Maud Gilbert
Chicago
Elem Martin
Grand Weibner
Wooster
Climate and Crops Weekly Weather and Crop Report
Weather shows mixed results with corn and wheat conditions rated fair to good but potatoes and apples performing poorly. Pastures gardens and buckwheat are in decent shape, tobacco harvests progressing, and seed viability rising as ground conditions improve despite some decay in potatoes. Burdock Blood Biters testimonial concludes.
President Roosevelt Leaves Oyster Bay for Washington
The president departs from Oyster Bay amid cheers and displays of patriotism. A dove over the station symbolizes peace as schoolchildren wave flags and a group of young women perform a farewell song. The presidential axle breaks en route but no injuries are reported. The party continues to Jersey City for departure to New York.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Washington
New York
Jersey City
Three Burned to Death in West Street Fire
A two story saloon restaurant and lodging house on West Street caught fire. John McMahon 30 longshoreman, Robert Vaughn 22 longshoreman, and William McClelland 33 sailor died. Patrick Dowd died later. One man remained in hospital in a dangerous condition and several others were seriously injured but not fatally.
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New York
West Street
John McMahon
Robert Vaughn
William McClelland
Monument to J Sterling Morton Planned in Nebraska City
The Arbor Day Memorial Association set October 11 for unveiling the Morton monument in Nebraska City. Former President Grover Cleveland is scheduled as principal speaker, honoring J Sterling Morton founder of Arbor Day and former secretary of agriculture.
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Nebraska City
Neb
Arbor, Day Memorial Association
J. Sterling Morton
Cleveland
Arbor Day
Grover Cleveland
Stark county grand jury to see more indictments
Canton notes that the fourth week of the current grand jury will begin next week, with expectations of more indictments than ever before. Hundreds of witnesses have been examined and an expert Cleveland accountant was hired for bank affairs. however the $400 fee remained unsettled by the county.
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Canton
Stark County
Cleveland
State Bank
One Man Acquitted in Lynching Case
Springfield, U. Sept. ot. James W Been was acquitted last night of complicity in the lynching of Richard Dison. O'P Brien was one of six indicted for complicity and the second to be tried and acquitted. Court officials say the others in dieted will virtually never be tried.
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Springfield
James Wbeen
Richard Dison
O'P Brien
Captain Dravo Dead in Seaver Pennsylvania
Captain John F L Dravo aged 66 a prominent and wealthy river man known as Dean of the Waters died this morning after a long illness from stomach cancer in Seaver Pennsylvania.
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Seaver
John FL Dravo
Oman
Mail drivers satisfied in New York strike end
New York report states mail wagon drivers will return to work tonight after a strike. The union’s agent says the men achieved what they sought, indicating near full satisfaction with the settlement.
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New York
Union
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Helen L. Beatty
Pacific Coast
Gorn
Canton Colts
Cleveland Hospital
E. C. Brown
Kenton
Canton-Akron Railway Company
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Erie Street
Canton-Akron Railway
New Catholic Cemetery
Massillon and Can
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sequies—Pallearers
Dalton
Burdock
Julia Filvridge
West Cornwell
Conn
Oyster Bay Station
Ing House
Patrick Dowd
Morton
Captain Dravo
Niewspa
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