Fall of temperance speaker Horace Arney in Canton
A Massillon temperance lecturer Horace Arney, once praised for reform work, pleaded guilty to intoxication in Canton police court and paid a five dollar fine. Reports recount his known story of losing an arm in a wreck and subsequent redemption, contrasted with the sober Canton account of a drunken arrest.
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Horace Arney
Canton
Arney
United Brethren, Christian
Massillon
News-Democrat
City
Ryan
Ribler
Toa News-Democrat
Rice
Temperance
Bremkamp Stump Wedding At Crystal Spring
Samuel C. Stump, a Toledo lawyer, wed Miss Carrie Bremkamp at Crystal Spring on Oct 21. The bride, long a clerk at Conrad Dangler Brown in Massillon, received many presents at a morning reception at her parents’ home. The couple plan to live in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Spring
Samuel C. Stump
Carrie Bremkamp
Marving
Toledo
Conrad, Dangler & Brown
Massillon
Charles Bremkamp
Stump
Motorman Robbed in Canton. watch and cash taken
Motorman Adam Smith of the Canton city line was held up by three highwaymen at the West Tuscarawas street limit while changing the trolley. They took twelve dollars and a watch with no other violence. Police failed to identify the assailants.
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Court House
Canton
Adam Smith
Tuscarawas
Smith
Monarch Cycle Company
Joseph Bergold
Mary J. Bergold
Canton Vehicle Company
Bergolds
Common Pleas Court
McCarty and Taylor
Massillonians
Canton-Masgillon Electric Railway Company
Travelers Insurance Co
Spubler & Weiler
McCauley
First National Bank
Samuel P. Borden
Jesse Haughton
W. & L. B. Railway Co
Joseph Meyers
Navarre Stoneware Co
Meyers
August Effinger
Christian Schneider
Jackson Township
Peter Pauli
Massillon
William M. Randall
Anna Tull
David Jones
Clara E. Wesia
Newman
Sixty Seven Dead The List Of Dead By Companies
The official Akron Beacon Journal list for the Eighth Regiment shows sixty seven deaths including Frank Redding of Company C who died at Bellevue hospital New York. Two staff officers and a hospital steward are among the count.
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Frank Redding
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Eighth Ohio
Akron Beacon Journal
Canton
Akron
Wadsworth
Shreve
Mansfield
Wooster
East Liverpool
Bucyrus
Ashland
Alliance
Cuba
America
Bryan
Vollrath
Weybrecht
Eighth
Iron Worker Burned From Neck To Knees In Steel Mill Accident
Henry G. Specht of 222 Akron Street suffered severe burns from a flash in the muck rolls at Corns Iron and Steel Company, while guiding hot iron through the second pass. Fire from the heated mass struck him, with water cooling the rolls and a possible cinder causing the blast. He is recovering at home, with prospects for recovery barring complications.
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Henry G. Specht
Akron Street
Corns Iron and Steel Company
Mr. Specht
W. Er
Reunion of Myers school district scholars remembered by Krider
Ex Sheriff C A Krider described the Myers school's reunion held on the 18th as one of the season's grandest events. Attendees from many states sent regrets, and the program featured music, readings, and multiple addresses. A permanent organization was planned with committees to draft by laws and note deaths of notable locals.
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C. A. Krider
Tuscarawas Township
Independent
Myers
Mr. Krider
Mr. Truby
Miss Truby
Edmund Thomas
N. E B. Moffit
Chas. King
Mansfield
Joseph Oberlin
W. Maxhimer
John B. Draime
Levi Crooks
G. W. Wilhelm
Edward Bowers
A. Y. Gordon
P. P. Cullen
Aaron Graber
I. N. Snavely
N. BE. Moffit
Eugene Anderson
C. E. Archer
Susie Graybill
Fish and Game Wardens May Be Unconstitutional
Attorney General raises unconstitutionality of county fish and game wardens in a Delaware Common Pleas case. If upheld, deputy election supervisors and jury commissioners with similar tenure could lose offices. Supreme Court will decide in the state versus Halliday matter, tied to $16.34 paid for prosecuting fish and game violations. Wright's Celery Tea advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Monnett
Wickham
Common Pleas Court of Delaware
Supreme Court
W. H. Halliday
Franklin County
Halliday
E. B. Armstrong
The Asylum Switch Case Appropriation Dismissed
Judge Wise dismisses proceedings by trustees of Massillon state hospital to appropriate land for the C L W switch right of way. He rules notice of intention to appropriate must precede the application for appropriation, rendering the case invalid and dismissed.
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Wiese
Wise
Massillon State Hospital
Not Dead Yet Electric Rail Plan From Massillon to Dalton
Silas W. Goudy asserts the Massillon Dalton electric railway is still alive. He cites past talks with W A Lynch of the Canton Massillon line, says war delayed action but now work may begin this winter. He claims to have bought the route right of way and partners Miller and Reinohel still hold interests.
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Silas W. Goudy
Massillon
Dalton
Goudy
W. A. Lynch
Canton-Massillon
Mr. Goudy
Messrs. Miller
Reinoehlel
Rev Dr Stafford refuses lavish lecture offer from Passion Play
The Rev Dr D J Stafford of St Patrick's Washington DC was offered no less than four thousand dollars for a nationwide Passion Play lecture tour, with sermons nine times weekly. He declined all terms including a boost from receipts above a thousand dollars weekly, citing his dedication to his diocese.
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Dr. Stafford
Masaillon
St. Joseph's Church
D. J. Stafford
D. D
St. Patrick’s Church
Washington, D. C
Father Stafford
Cardinals Gibbons
Stafford
Hotel landlords delighted by brisk transient trade
An Army of Commercial City Daily reports hotel keepers rejoicing at unusually heavy traveler demand. Landlords note more traveling men on the road than in years, with fifty arrivals daily at Hotels Gailet and Conrad. Merchants also complain of constant solicitations by visiting businessmen.
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Gailet
Conrad
Noted American Victory Sparks European Interest in Paris
General Wesley Merritt arrives in Marseilles to a patriotic reception as American officials, including Judge Day and the peace commissioners, meet European leaders. The scene at the Foreign Affairs Ministry and the Galerie des Fetes underscores growing U S prestige and hopes for a strong November vote to back the administration. Foreign trade interest climbs as Americans abroad gain moral and economic leverage from the war’s end.
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Judge Day
America
Arcadia
Hongkong
Paris
Manila
P and O
Orient
Lascar
General Merritt
Sir Herbert Kitchener
Khartoum
Merritt
Philippines
Ocean
M. Faure
M. Delcasse
Marennes
Figaro
Cavite
Santiago
Galerie Des Fetes
Congress of Paris
Behring Sea Fisheries Congress
Europe
United States
Congress
France
Far East
Obituary notices list Stark county speaker and relatives
Obituary notices cover Jacob McFarren a longtime Stark county farmer near the Wayne county line who died at his home after a four week illness. Funeral and burial details, surviving son Sylvester, and siblings noted. Also Andrew Brannon former Massillon resident dies at Cuyahoga Falls with funeral planned. Ella Louise Rambaud six, daughter of Otto Rambaud, dies with service set. Cough remedies One Minute Cough Cure and Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup advertised.
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Jacob McFarren
John McFarren
West Main Street
Stark County
Wayne County
West Lebanon Lutheran Cemetery
Cuyahoga Falls
Ella Louise Rambaud
Otto Rambaud
Rambaud
Cliff Street
J. F. Digel
Rider & Snyder
Dr. Wood
Nature
Acta
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Horace] Arney
H. F. Oehler
Jesus
God
Christ Jesus
Mr. Oehler
Mr. Oebler
Samuel G. Alien
Samuel G. Allen
Duncan Street
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway
Mr. Allen
Marshal West
Tiltonville
Steubenville
Wright
Bremkamp-Stump
Masillon
Henry Specht
Fish and Game
Vv. A. Bynch
Ven
Commercial City Daily
General Wesley Merritt
Marseilles
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