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04 Oct 1889
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Massillon Independent in Massillon, Ohio
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Newspaper
Massillon Independent
Location
Massillon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1889
Page
1
Conservatory admission details at Fleeution and Fine Arts
Central, Bethlehem, and 23tembers term outline a winter session for young ladies. Special courses of study lead to graduation with full courses listed. Winter term opens November 18. Rates moderate. Send entry and fall information to President Rev A H Norcross Pittsburg Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservatory of Music
Isa Sehoala
A. H. Norcross
Pittsburg
Congress of Americas Opens with Blaine as President
Delegates gathered in Washington for the International American Congress opening with Secretary Blaine presenting a felicitous welcome. James G Blaine elected president of the congress, a banquet followed at the La Normandie with 54 guests including cabinet members and foreign ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Mr. Blaine
Washington
Congress of Americas
State Department
Wallach
Alice
Bourke
U.S. A
State
Executive Mansion
Henderson
United States
Voun
Hienuerson
Ametica
Congress
Senor Romero
Lafayette Rodigues Pereira
Brazil
Alberto Nin
Uruguay
Hiotatio Guzman
Jose MM. Hurtado
Coluumba
Giaine B
James G. E
United Vs of America
International American Congress
Oy Lot
Costa Bibra Sener Zegutrra
Peru
Jane
Coven
United States of America
Senderson
New. TR
Congress Wall
Wallach Manson
Amin
Gen. Schofield
Maj. Ernst
Walker Blaine
Ryan
Lee
Moore
Mason
Ve. Parke
Aden
Wall
Noted Case of Ex-Priest on Rape Charge in Rautien
A sensational trial opened in Rautien, X. C., with John J. Boyle, an ex priest born in Pennsylvania, charged with the capital offense of rape of Geneva Whitaker, an 11 year old. The courtroom was crowded as 25 witnesses testified, including the victim and her father. The case features threats, alleged coercion, and testimony about years of supposed spiritual guidance turning into assault. The trial resumes later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rautien
X. C
John J. Boyle
Pennsylvania
Geneva Whitaker
Aml
Sterdar
Libertus
Dvadis
Elesith
Hac
Bad Look for Laconey Habeas Corpus Case In Camden
The habeas corpus hearing for Chalkely Levoney charged with murdering his niece Annie Levoney yielded little decisive result. Key witnesses described the morning murder scene and Levoney’s movements, with testimony about fear and connections to others. A reporter notes the proceedings and nearby weather forecast for Western Pennsylvania and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalkely Levoney
Annie Levoney
Trun
Dee
Chaliely
Coner
Lee Cones
Bacomey Saul
Vishagat
Witham
Lerones
Hanen
Corrett
Corpus Procepdinis
Emmy Cammit Lerane
Ocha Ron Ho
Democrats Claim Montana Victory as Returns Trickled In
A patchwork of distant returns from Montana, South Dakota, and Massachusetts shows races tightening. Democratic committees boast governor and congress wins, while Republicans predict control of the legislature. In Sioux Falls and nearby, results remain unclear with a statewide close vote likely and a final official count awaited. Massachusetts Democrats nominate a full ticket, pledging labor and school policies alongside free coal and iron ore measures.
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Dakotas
Massachusetts
Heliss
Mon
Hauser
Congress
Republican Committee
Carter
Helena
Lewis and
Clarke
Sioux Falls
Huron
Pierre
Stxty
Masachusetts Democrats
Worcester
Mass
Mechanic’s Hav
Ten
P. A. Collins
Nathan Myers, Jr
Boston
Democratic Party
William Fef Russell
Cambridge
Rovernor
John W. Corcaan
Clinton
Wilgum M. Usenod
FB. Funn
Holyoke
Autior
D. T. Tufry
Marblehead
Fliha B. Mesnard
Springfield
Public Debt Statement Shows September Decrease
Washington reports a treasury department public debt statement showing a net decrease of 14 685 094 in September. Total debt less cash stands at 1 971 055 430 with 862 948 502 bonded. Net treasury surplus about 46 544 428. Gold fund up near 1 000 000 to 189 196 423. Silver fund 11 567 125. Receipts for September 31 416 299. customs 17 778 057. internal revenue 11 448 568. First quarter receipts around 99 500 000. expenditures 94 840 099. Implied increases in various departments and pensions noted. Hartranft may become pensions commissioner, but acceptance uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
Treasury
Electricity replaces horses on Pruitiniere Hampden line
Barre Oct 3 The Pruitiniere and Hampden Electric Railway discards animal power. Cars formerly horse drawn now use electricity. the experiment aimed to reduce operating costs. Officials state electric propulsion offers cheaper operation than horses, despite initial investments and technical challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Pruitiniere
Hampden
Tesbec
French daredevil Penaud falls during tug at inter-state fair
At the inter-state fair in New Jersey Penaud the French daredevil attempted a 10 foot tower jump. Crowds filled the grandstand to watch as he leaped, soared, and then fell backward striking the ground. He was reported dead or fatally injured shortly after the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Devt
N.J
National Board of Steam Navigation Begins Eighteenth Annual Meeting
The National Board of Steam Navigation opened its eighteenth annual session in an Ocean gulf and inland interests were represented. The discussions covered international commissions, river bridges, and retention of rail load to water transport under interstate commerce law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Board of Steam Navigation
Presser
Ocean
Tuk
Walter Transport
Wind Rick Well Compromise Settles Butler Lease War
A chaotic Butler land dispute ends with a compromise staving off further litigation. Showalter Bills pay 351,000 cash for the well and 110 acres of leases while lawyers and parties settle by late evening. Pittsburg lawyer T. H. Davis receives 17,600 and other claims are allocated among Reed Gibson McBride McIntyre and sundry parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sone Chamber
Claamants
Butler
Earl
Wight, Bishop & Co
O. M. Russell
Mount
T. H. Davis
Pittsburg
W. E. Reed
Gibson & McBride
Old Comrades in Len e Parade in Pittsburg 1882
Thousands of Grand Army of the Republic veterans gathered in Pittsburgh in an annual Western Pennsylvania observance. The parade from depots to headquarters drew 4 to 5 thousand marchers in blue uniforms with a riderless horse as a tribute to late comrades. Speeches followed at Old City Hall with notable guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
West Virginia
Pittsburg
Homestead
Braddock
McKeesport
Beaver
Rochester
Beaver Fall
Sewickly
Allegheny
Ine
Old City Hall
Grand Army
Italy's Square Condemned in Turbulent Article
An Anon tape View notes a controversial review by Crai in which the author defends Italy's independence and criticizes Trair's alliance with France. The piece argues the government under King Humbert faced no provocation and warns against war for conquest. It references naval actions near Bolum and a voyage of the Thetis, plus a Chicago Opera House premiere and a Pittsburg schools medal at Paris exposition.
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Iivistone
Weiter
Trair
Italy
Frans
France
Humbert
Cain
Arin
Ereking
Mar Vere Dong Ma
Tao
Simniconi
Sterley Mackay
Chicazo Opera House
Stuart Robson
Pittsburg
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