Roosevelt at Canton Rally Draws Five Hundred Massillonians
Governor Theodore Roosevelt spoke to about five hundred Massillon residents at the Canton tabernacle. He argued against Bryanite and imperialist attacks, urged unity under law, praised sound money and national defense, and warned voters not to let envy or greed guide politics. Congressman Taylor and Senator Foraker also addressed the crowd before Roosevelt left the platform.
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Conron
Theodore Roosevelt
Canton
Canton City
Roosevelt
Tabernacle
Johnson
Day
Taylor
T. H. Taylor
Henry W. Harter
Frease
Mckinley
Lincoln
Washington
Bryan
Croker
Kentucky
Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Tee Silver
Ianois
United States
Ciliey
Gov. Roosevelt
Republic
Coxey
Republican Party
Philippines
Senator Foraker
Freight Conductor Manning Dies After Accident Near Easton
C L W railway freight conductor Manning was struck by his train near Easton and died at 10 50 p m Thursday night He left a wife and family in Lorain Dr N W Culbertson of this city attended the scene but learned on arrival at Warwick that Manning had died
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Manning
Easton
Lorain
N. W. Culbertson
Warwick
Mr. Manning
Stevenson Plans Campaign Tour From Michigan Start
Adlai E. Stevenson arrives in Curcaco tonight and will begin a Michigan campaign tour on Monday. Senator Hanna is due to arrive here on Sunday. Read the want columns daily.
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Curcaco
Associated Press
Adlai E. Stevenson
Michigan
Senator Hanna
Governors Nash and Roosevelt Visit Navarre in 1900s Rally
In Navarre Ohio on Oct 18 Henry Gerlock Jr. greeted Theodore Roosevelt as Governor Nash introduced him after a brief stop. Roosevelt spoke briefly praising Republican policies, urging adherence to kept promises as he contrasted with Bryan’s unfulfilled prophecies, amid a rousing crowd and cannon salute.
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Navarre
Henry Gerlock, Jr
Wilmot
Roosevelt
Nash
Gerlock
Jacob Heine
Battery Wetzel
Massillon
Wet
McKinley
Rooseveltt
Theodore Roosevelt
Yun
Republican Party
Bryan
Local Notes From Nearby Town News
Hon M. chford visited the village on Tuesday. Alvin Joslin at the Armory in Mas ssillon drew fourteen theatergoers. Miss Alice Inman left for Akron after weeks with Miss Blanche Stuhldreher at Pleasant View. Henry Leibole and Win Leonard went to Canal Fulton. Robert Worn moved to Chicago. North Lawrence and Millport hall teams play Sunday. Mrs Gebler of Chicago visiting. Crystal Spring mine restart after repair. Eureka North Massillon and Hernbrook mines operate daily.
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L Srease
M.chford
Alvin Joslin
Armory
Masssillon
Alice FP. Inman
Akron
Blanche Stuhldreher
Pleasant View
Henry Leibole
Win
Leonard
Canal Fulton
Robert Worn
Chicago
North Lawrence
Millport Hall
James Gebler
Crystal Spring
Eureka
North Massillon
Hernbrook
Ohio tramp act upheld by supreme court
A Columbus dispatch notes the Ohio tramp act was held valid by the supreme court. The law labels any wanderer begging for subsistence a tramp and prescribes imprisonment in the penitentiary from one to three years for entering a dwelling or resisting removal. The decision surprised local lawyers who expected it to be struck down.
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Supreme Court
Columbus Dispatch
McKinley Gains Ground in California and Colorado Rally
Colorado visitors from Siskiyou county say McKinley attracts stronger support than Bryan last election. They note sentiment shift in Trinidad and among local Democrats like Thomas Finegan. State Rep C W Metzger to chair Republican meeting at the Armory with speeches by ex Senator Peffer and Congressman Taylor.
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Siskivon County
Bryan
McKinley
Trinidad
Col
Ant
C. W. Metzger
Armory
Peffer
Congremand Taylor
Pike Township Man Settles Claims and Costs
Castos Oct 20 W I L Martin a Plain township board of education member who figured in a sensational common pleas court case paid each plaintiff 600 and the costs of the case 250 Albert UttrIng aged 14 was injured Friday evening when he was thrown under street car line wheels on a track used for hauling material The jury in Cossack vs Corns Tren and Steal Company awarded 450 damages The estate of Martin Seifert Perry Township filed a final account The Solomon Reinowhl administrator of Tuse township resigned Henry Lantz named guardian of Charlotte Radish Mussillon A marriage license issued to Jacob Bittinger Minnie Shearer Criminals court opens next week in Judge Taylor s room with dockets for Monday Ohio v Hahn Tuesday Ohio v Neston Neston Gribler Wednesday Ohio v White Ohio v Steele Thursday Ohio v Morton Ohio v Hughes Friday Ohio v Ray
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Pike Township
Castos
W. IL Martin
Board of Education of
Plain Township
Common Pleas Court
Albert Uttring
Cossack
Corns Tren and Steal Company
Martin Seifert
Perry Cowiship
Solomon Reinowhl
Ohio
Neston
Gribler
White
Steele
Morton
Hughes
Ray
Deaths touch many lives in Massillon area notices
In Massillon, James Park 67 years old of West Main street confectionery rear apartments died Thursday night from asthma with rheumatic complications. He never married, had siblings in Hamilton, and a small value West Main property with $100 found under a carpet after death. Henry L R Sibila 47 died at 178 East Oak street from consumption. He was a painting contractor, former liquor dealer, and had four children. Funeral arrangements set for Saturday.
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James Park
Park
Aline
Hamilton
Ontario
Massillon
West Main Street
Joseph Healey
Wooster Street
J. F. Clokey
Lo’eloch
Wenry 2
St. Joseph's Cathony Church
Adam Sibila
Eagle Hotel
Wid
Frank, Davod
California
Orrville
Sibila
Erie Street
Sibita
Elizabeth Clements
Remi Clements
Clarence
Barberton
City decennial board fixes tax returns reports
The decennial board of equalization, led by Captain dd. Chita, has filed its report with the county auditor. Net increases total 122,580 in ward one with 3,900 decreases. ward two shows increases around 230,070. ward three, increases 114,000 and decreases 6,040. ward four, increases 43,990 and decreases 2,280. Overall net increase in appraisal returns is noted.
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Eretuns
Up-To-Date Little Liver Pills Offer Reward
An 1860s style advertisement promotes Liverita liver pills with a $500 reward for cures of liver and digestion issues. Pills sold in 2c, 10c, and 8e boxes with vegetable formula and substitutions warned against. Includes sales by Z T Baltzly in Massillon, Ohio and a local shoe sale at Pille’s removal.
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Nervita Medical CO
Clinton and
Jackson Sta
Chicago
Z T. Baltzly
Massillon
Ohio
Will Again Burn Coal at State Hospital Boilers
State hospital trustees, meeting on Friday, voted to discontinue gas for the power house boilers and switch to coal. Gas costs about 25,000 yearly, while coal would not exceed 12,000. No developments in the switch matter noted.
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State Hospital
Massillon Political Rallies of 4th of July Era
An old reader recounts a large Massillon 4 July gathering featuring speakers including President Harrison, Gov Corwin, and Gov Shannon. Whigs held a rival event by Sippo creek with Corwin and Harrison noted for their speeches. A free community dinner with hogs and corn fed the crowds, while locally noted dragoons from Knox county attended.
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Massillon
Main
Tremont Streets
Footman
Main Street
Ohio
Western Reserve
Wilson Shannon
Belmont
Kansas
Thomas Corwin
Fairfield
Shannon
Corwin
Mexico
Tyler
Thomas W. Bartley
Mansfield
State Senate
Mordecai Bartley
William Henry Harrison
Blurmm
Harrison
Youtsey Guilty Verdict Sentences Guilty Life Imprisonment
Grove Brows Ky Oct 20 The jury finds the defendant guilty and fixes his punishment at life imprisonment. Hearing on arrest of judgment set for February terms. no sentence until then. Youtsey to be moved to Franksfort jail as sheriff and physicians determine.
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Grove Brows
Associated Press
Youtsey
Franksfort
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Taylor de Hver
Urphive
Stevenson
Roosevelt and
George Shoemaker
Thomas Finegan
County Seat News
Henry R. Sibila
East Oak Street
City Decennial Board
Pille
Harrison, Corwin and Shannon
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