Massillon Society Girl Weds Dr Charles Clark in Grand Massillon Club Event
Miss Cora E Taggart, daughter of Mr and Mrs I M Taggart, wed Dr Charles Herman Clark of Washington at St Timothys church. The reception and ball at the Massillon club followed with elaborate decorations, pink floral displays, and a heart shaped bridal party table. Clark, first assistant at St Elizabeths hospital, will reside in Washington.
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Massillon
Cora E. Taggart
I. M. Taggart
Charles Herman Clark
Washington
St. Timothy's Church
Massillon Club
C. P. L. McLain
F. F. Taggart
Harry B Conrad
Fred Daniels
Indianapolis
Caroline Clark
Mabel Dielhenn
Florence Dangler
Ethel Eyman
Harold Taggart
P. L. MelLain
A. E. Offutt
Cassius M. Roberts
Marian Bartruff
Paris
Liberty
Dr. Taggart
George Chapman
Minnie Taggart
Harry Dielhem
Clark
St. Elizabeth's Hospital For the Insane
A. B. Richardson
Massillon State Hospital
Massillon Hospital
Co. P. L. Mehain
Chicago
George Storer
Nettie Hammer
Canal Fulton
Wilbur Neff
Columbus
Grace Gundry
Baltimore
A. EK. Offutt
J. B. Jackson
Akron
William Pettibone
D. Dennison
Cleveland
Starbird
Norwalk
H. Walters
Mansfield
W. B. Emerson
Milford
N. H
Leo Dannemiller
Frauntfelter
Canton
Canton Campaign Opens With Taylor Grant Orators Parade
Canton with Republican rally set for Wednesday at the Tabernacle featuring Congressman Robert W. Taylor and Hon. James J. Grant. A parade led by Thayer's Military band precedes the event and an excursion train may run to Alliance for the Foraker meeting on Thursday October 24.
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Canton
the Tabernacle
Robert W. Taylor
James J. Grant
Thayer
Foraker
Alliance
Ryerson Ritchie
McKinley National Memorial Association
Cleveland
W. A. Lynch
Board of Trustees
Canton, Massillon & Akron Electric Railroad
Canton & Akron
MN. O. T. Company
Massillon Hospital to Name Assembly Hall for McKinley
The Mas sillon state hospital trustees approve naming the new assembly hall William McKinley Hall in memory of President McKinley. A marble tablet will mark the auditorium and an asbestos curtain will aid fire safety. Dedication is set for late November as renovations continue.
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McKinley Hall
Massillon State Hospitals
McKinley
Eyman
William McKinley
Massillon State Hospital
A. RB. Richardson
Robert Sherrard
William Mullin
J. McMahon
N.C. Eyman
McMahon
Assembly
William McKinley Hall
Assembly Hall
Ohio
Hyman
Hadassah Chapter Plans Progressive Euchre Night
Hadassah chapter of the Eastern Star held a Friday meeting and arranged a progressive euchre party in the Masonic temple banquet hall on Wednesday evening October 30 to raise funds for the piano. Delegates to the Ohio Grand Chapter in Cleveland reported their activities, including Mr and Mrs Benjamin Kline James Peacock and Mrs Harriet Doddridge.
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Hadassah
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Grand Chapter of
Ohio
Cleveland
Benjamin Kline
James Peacock
Harriet Doddridge
Navarre adds no fall schoolhouse expansion
Oct 18 Navarre reports no addition to the Navarre school house this fall as the frame building continues to serve as a satisfactory schoolroom. The school board has abandoned expansion plans.
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Clinton
Michael Moran
Moran
Navarre
David Wolf
David Richard Friday
Buffalo
Father Hennes
Sylvester Klein
Philip Loew
Julius Hug
Cleveland
St. Clement’s Catholic Church
Navarre Street
Gall Sore Cure Endorsed by Readers and Sellers
Testimony praises Gall Sore Cure from Standard Oil Co and local sellers Baltaly Rider Snyder. A Cedar City reader reports indigestion relief after trying Kedol Dyspepsia Cure and notes a friend recovered enough to work again. Sold by Rider & Snyder and C. W. Cupples with addresses 12 Main St and 139 Tremont St.
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Lewis Ockerman
Goshen
Ind
DeWitt
Rider & Snyder
E. Main St
W. Couples
W. Tremont St
Oi Co
Jasis Bowman
Baltaly and Rider & Snyder
G. A. LeDeis
Cedar City
I. Main St
C. W
Reform School adopts Foley's Honey and Tar
Report from Supt J C Gluck at Pruntytown West Virginia Reform School dated October 18 1900 states after trying all advertised cough medicines Foley's Honey and Tar is chosen as most effective and harmless Rider and Snyder report this endorsement
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J.C. Gluck
Reform School
Pruntytown
W. Va
Foley
West Virginia Reform School
Rider & Snyder
Stanwood Briefs stir local notes and mishap reports
Miss Edith and Dora Shilling left for an extended visit with relatives in Churubusco Indiana. Alfred Von Kanel sustained a leg fracture at the Kranse mine while barping a coil. he will be laid up for weeks. The funeral of Frank Stoner was held from his residence and interred at Massillon cemetery. The decased was 23. William Snavely suffered a bruised head and stiff neck after a buggy mishap.
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Stanwood
Oct.s
Edith
Dora Shilling
Churubusco
Ind
Alfred von Kanel
Kranse
Frank Stoner
Massillon
William Snavely
Robbery at Van Buren Post Office Strikes $250
Reports from Van Buren Indiana on October 19 state dynamite burglars robbed the local post office last night securing $250. The item also notes McLain's flower store relocation to Mrs. Grojean's across Falke's building with a display of cut flowers and design work. Dean's Ointment advertised at 50 cents in drug stores.
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van Buren
Ind
Dean
President Roosevelt Faces Outcry Over Booker T. Washington Dinner
Southern papers decry the White House dinner with Booker T. Washington at the New Orleans reception as a social equality threat. Editorials in Richmond and Memphis condemn Roosevelt, with hostile public reactions and demonstrations reported in multiple cities.
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Booker T. Washington
White House
New Orleans
Roosevelt
Tuskagee Institute
Pharane
South
Richmond
McKimer
Amalgamated Union Plans Wide Reorganization
Pittsburg reports the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers plans a general reorganization to recruit mill workers including unskilled laborers. National officers blame the recent strike on skiller workers filling inferior roles and aim to unite all in one policy, with constitutional changes to come before next spring convention.
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Pittsburg
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and’ Tin Workers’ of America
Amalgamated Association
Monument Dedicated at Valley Forge by Daughters of the Revolution
The first Valley Forge monument was dedicated in Philadelphia on October 19 by the Daughters of the Revolution. A granite obelisk fifty feet tall honors the soldiers who endured the winter of 1777 to 1778, sleeping at Valley Forge with Washington's Army.
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Philadelphia
Valley Forge
Daughters of the Revolution
Washington
Hotel Fire in Houston Claims One Life and Large Loss
A four story hotel in Houston, the Hotch- Ins House, burned early this morning. All guests escaped except one unidentified man who disappeared into the flames. The insured and uninsured loss is estimated at 240000 dollars.
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Houston
Tex
T House
Hanna to Speak at Delaware Campaign Opening
Senator Hanna left Cleveland early today for Delaware Ohio to address the Republican campaign opening. A special train carried several hundred Clevelanders to the meeting, marking a noted political event. Burns cuts sprains stings instant relief Dr Thomas Electric Oil.
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Cleveland
Hanna
Delaware
Thomas
Congress weathers ship subsidy bids and political splits
Washington, Get. 19. Congress may see two new ship subsidy bills as Frye and Stevens push rival plans. Minor pressed for concessions to limit benefits, and Northwest farmers warned against nonaggressive terms. President Roosevelt will host Cardinal Gibbons on Oct 26, in a marked display of cross party and faith unity.
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Washington
Congress
Frye
Representative Stevens
Minnesota
Representative Minor
Wisconsin
White House
Pennsylvania Company
International Navigation Company
J. J. Hill
Minor
Hanna
Standard Oi Company
American Line
Frro
Stevens
Maine
Mir
Northwest
Cardinal Gibbons
Roosevelt
D. J. Statford
St Patrick's Church
Indian engineers conference eyed for locomotive standardization
The Indian Secretary and the Viceroy plan a December Calcutta conference of Indian railroad engineers to study standard locomotive types. The aim is to help British manufacturers and curb railway contracts for foreign firms. British makers argue that adopting the American standard could boost production to satisfy growing orders in India and South Africa.
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London
Lord George Hamilton
India
Lord Curzon of
Kedleston
Calcutta
United States
Indlia
South Africa
Germany
National character on youth associations in Massillon
Father J F Kuebler of St Joseph's church cautions against a religiously based youth organization for Massillon. He favors a nationally oriented, morally guided but nonsectarian group to sustain long term interest, noting past Catholic efforts dissolved despite initial success.
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J. F Kuebler
Rt. Joseph’s Church
Massillon
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