Tim Putman, Loyal Infirmary Director, Dies at Beach City
Obituary notes the death of Timothy C. Putman at his Beach City home after a four week illness. He served eighteen years as Stark County infirmary director, was Beach City council president, owned large estates, and held bank directorships. A lifelong Republican, he left a public life marked by honesty and service. Funeral services were set for 1 pm Saturday with local fraternal orders attending.
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Putman
Beach
Guneral
Timothy C. Putman
Beach City
Stark County
Wilmot
Wilmot Bank
Navarre
Massillon
J. C. F. Putman
B. Allman
Mr. Putman
John Putman
Elizabeth Griffith
Sugarcreek Township
Pat- Tan
Cotton Post
Knights of Pythias
Elizabeth Spidell
Mary Agler
van Wert
Pardon Board Considers Fifty Cases in Columbus
The state board of pardons met in Columbus on Thursday and examined about fifty cases. Among the applicants is Dominick Tyler of Canton, once secretary and treasurer of Diebold Safe and Lock Company. He was convicted of forgery and in January sentenced to five years in prison. It is claimed the debt from the forgeries was paid eight years before his arrest, and no one suffered a loss. The episode caused a great sensation at the time.
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State Board of Pardons
Columbus
Dominick Tyler
Canton
Tyler
Diebold Safe and Lock Company
Suit Against the City Prompts Damaged Reputation Claim
Ohio street carpenter George Hamill says his character was harmed by an incident at Massillon street fair and will sue the city for 500. He describes a night of arrest by a special officer, release by the mayor, and now hires Canton lawyers to pursue damages. Mayor Wise cites a possible mistake. further details vary by account.
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Hatlli Saya
George Hamill
Ohio Street
Mr.Hamill
John Reigel
Reigel
Canton
Bergel
Wise
Hamill
Will of George Saxton Names Barber Executrix
Canton, Oct 13. The will of George D. Saxton filed for probate names Mary B. Barber as executrix and leaves the entire estate to her children. The Saxton block on South Market street is held in trust for the children until age 21, with $500 yearly income for its improvement. The executrix may sell other property but not the block. Mrs. Anna E. George, accused of murder, awaits the January term. Navarre Stoneware Co sues Zangler Bros. for 500 dollars over a moulding machine repair, seeking 400 dollars plus 100 dollars damages.
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Saxton
South Market Street
Mr. Saxton
J. J. Grant
Oliver B. Eschliman
Pomerene
Zangler Bros
Zanger Bros
Navarre Company
Prominent Barnhill Youth Arrest Sparks Tense Clash
Fred Senseman, son of a local Barnhill family, has been jailed for a brutal assault and robbery. Ex-Marshal Louis Just, blamed by Senseman’s allies, faces potential armed retaliation as tension rises after a barroom attack on James Helen, 19, who was robbed of nineteen dollars and left severely beaten.
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Fred Senseman
Barnhill
Canal Dover
Louis Just
Senseman
Just
Morgan
Massillon
Morgen
James Helen
Elyria
Helen
Billy
No Pure Negro Miners Reported in Alabama Tense Incident
J F Eysler, badly hurt by a mob, is recovering as soldiers guard his house. Attorney Patton of the coal company says no more attempts will be made to bring Alabama Negroes to the Talues. the grand jury will decide if Governor Tanner must appear in court.
President and party greet crowds in Terre Haute departure
The President and party left the train near the city outskirts and rode in carriages for about thirty minutes. A vast throng cheered them as they traveled through Terre Haute and they reboarded at the union station.
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Terre Havre
Associated Press
Union Station
Quiet campaign plan from Canal Fulton rivals at Massillon
Ridward J Creedon central committeeman says locals will avoid speeches this fall and use quiet campaigning. Dr Moulton Republican and Harmon Democrat, both Canal Fulton candidates for representative, attend Massillon dedication of the state hospital with Postmaster J P Yockey observing their unusual joint appearance.
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Ridward J. Creedon
Central
Moulton
Harmon
Canal Fulton
J. P. Yockey
Massillon
State Hospital
Political Rally Set With Taylor Visit In Massillon Armory
The Republican Central Committee met in the mayor's court room to plan the first campaign event. On October 26 Congressman R W Taylor will speak in Massillon Armory. Robert H Day to chair, with future vice presidential selections to be announced. Carnes, Ricks, Corns and Crawford attended. Manoweiler was chair, Shauf secretary. Carnes urged work for the ticket. others echoed optimism and effort. Also covered are Massillon Driving Club matinee races with close finishes and a dead heat in the Free For All.
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Republican Central Committee
R. W. Taylor
Massillon
Armory
Robert H. Day
Allen W. Carnes
Republican County Executive Committee
W.F. Ricks
J.C. Corns
R. B. Crawford
John Manoweiler
George Shauf
Carnes
Massillon Driving Club
Minoting
J. R
J.B
Massil
Jon
Scott
W. A. Piewzcker
Joseph Bast
Henry Weible
F. A. Vogt
J. C
Crystal Spring Notes Chronicle Local Happenings
Crystal Spring notes report Nick Stein's return after a year in coal fields and the Klondike, injuries improving for Hornbrook mine victims William Fashbaugh and Fred Domro, and improving health of Lewis Witt at home in Cu 1 Ohio. Mrs Otto Herman spent days in Akron. Major General Fitzhugh Lee urged command of First division of Seventh corps as Mrs Lee's condition remains critical. Mississippi board of health allows resumed passenger traffic to all non infected ports. five two new cases and three deaths reported Friday.
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Nick Stein
Pennsylvania
Klondike
William Fashbaugh
Fred Domro
Hornbrook
Lewis Witt
Cu 1
Ohio
Otto Herman
Akron
Fitzhugh Lee
Wasnixeron
Associated Press
Greene
Seventh Corps
Jackson
Miss
State Board of Health
Mississippi
Plans of the W and L E The Reorganized Company
The Cleveland Canton and Southern may be absorbed by the Wheeling and Lake Erie after its reorganization. Control of the Wheeling is pivotal to the deal. Estimated cost to acquire the C C S outright is three and a half million dollars. If completed, the Wheeling would become Ohio’s dominant coal road with expanded docks and a proposed Toledo to Cleveland route.
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Cleveland, Canton & Southern
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wheeling
Ohio
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Toledo
Port Huron
Wellington
Canton Road
Ohio River
Toledo Blade
Boom at Canal Dover signals peak prosperity
Special to the Pittsburg Dispatch reports Canal Dover in a boom equal to the 1892 era. Reeves Iron, American Tinplate, and Pennsylvania Iron and Coal all run full and seek more workers. Crown Fireclay behind on orders. sewer plans may employ many. Gas syndicate delays due to labor shortages despite $1.50 daily wages. Merchants prosper, long-standing debts being cleared. Canton court notes: Flickinger suit for $10,100 for eye injury likely to keep jury long. Mitchell McConahy case verdict uncertain. Estate filings include John Matthews Massillon, guardians for Kelsey and Albert Campbell, and John C F. Welsh Canton.
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Pittsburg
Canal Dover
Reeves Iron Company
American Tinplate Mill
Pennsylvania Iron and Coal Company
Crown Fireclay
Powhatan, W. Va
Canton
Darley Flickinger
Frank
Brown
Massillon
Flickinger
George Leeper
Flickinger-Brown
Mitchell-McConahy
John Matthews
Kelsey
Albert Campbell
Lawrence Township
John C F. Welsh
War investigation commission embarks on Southern tour
Washington reports the war investigating commission begins a two to three week southern circuit starting with Jacksonville Tampa Atlanta Anniston Huntsville Chattanooga Knoxville Lexington Middletown and Camp Wikoff. The party will travel on a special train with dining sleeping and parlor cars for the full voyage. Vernon ad content follows.
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Washington
Associated Press
Jacksonville
Tampa
Atlanta
Anniston
Huntaville
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Lexington
Middletown
Wikoff
Obituary Notices From Green ville Area Deaths
Mrs Amelia Lea Leu widow of John Leu dies at 39 in Chester Street avoiding a painful limb surgery she feared. Her death follows blood disease worsened in Cleveland. Funeral from St Joseph's church Monday at 9 after nursing pain and family grief. Martha Jones widow of John dies of paralysis aged 50 at East Greenville. Ellen Chance of Canton dies after apoplectic stroke. Infant Ralph Dewey Smith dies at nine months. funeral Sunday at 2. Mrs S Richards of Uniontown dies. funeral plans pending.
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Leu
Victoria Kneppler
John Leu
Joseph Kneppler
Massillon
Harry W
Charles Leu
Colorado
St. Joseph's Church
Martha Jones
East Greenville
John R. Jones
Hast Greenville Methodist Church
Ellen Chance
Ellen
Chance
Canton
Cleveland Avenue
Mohegan disaster survivors reach port as deaths rise
The Mohegan wreck off Farmourn England prompts reports of sixteen more survivors landing at Port Hous ton Cornwall and five dead bodies recovered. Forty five passengers and crew were saved, with fourteen found alive on rocks. George Maule of New York recounts the collision and heroic crew actions.
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Jaet
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Cincinnati
Walter Wyman
United States Marine Hospital Service
Fronte
Marine Hospital Service
DeWitt
Buon
Rider & Snyder
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Massillon Knights
Wandery No
Pittsburg Dispatch
Maslon
Second Ward
Massillon No. 4
Hattery
Schenley Park
John T. Gow
Ohio Party
Pittaburg
George Saxton
Mrs. Barber
Executrix
Representative Taylor
DeVitos
Dr. Thomas
Amelia Leu
Ralph Dewey Smith
Hartley Smith
Prospect Street
Richards
Samuel Richards
Uniontown
DeVire
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