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Newspaper

Massillon Independent

Location

Massillon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1899

Page

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Local Business Directory and Travel Ad Artifacts

Directory listings include MASS1210N ROLLING MILU Jos Corns Son merchants of merchant bar ironwork ASSILLON GLASS FACTORY green glass hollow ware and beer steins, IRON BRIDGE CO makers of bridges and roofs, VON KANEL East Side Jewelry Store East Main street, JOSEPH COLEMAN watch clocks silverware and instruments No 5 South Erie street. Also a travel pitch for a Cleveland to Buffalo steamship line by the Cleveland and Buffalo Transit Company urging frequent, merry trips aboard nightly and daily crossings between Cleveland Buffalo and Cleveland Toledo.

Milu Jos Corns Son Assillon Glass Factory Assillokn Iron Bridge CO Mannufacturers Iron Structurea Cleveland Buffalo Toledo Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Company

Colorado Special and Pacific Express Train Fares

The Chicago and North-Western Railway offers a $31.50 fare round trip from Chicago to Denver Pueblo and Colorado Springs with return valid until September 80, 1899. The Colorado Special departs Chicago at 10 am daily, arrives Denver 2:35 pm next day, Colorado Springs same evening, one night en route, meals in dining cars. Pacific Express leaves Chicago at 10:30 pm daily, reaches Denver and Colorado Springs next morning, no car changes. Details from D W Aldridge, 127 The Arcade, Cleveland, Ohio.

Colorado Chicago & North-Western Railway Chicago Denver Pueblo Colorado Springs Pacific Express

Allen's Foot-Ease Invents Comfort for Tight Shoes

Ladies can wear shoes one size smaller after using Allen's Foot- Ease a powder shaken into shoes. It relieves coins bunions and swollen feet instantly. Cures ingrowing nails sweating hot aching feet. Available at druggists and shoe stores 25c trial package free by mail Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy New York.

Allen Olmsted le Roy N. Y

How Are Your Kidneys Dr Hobbs Sparagus Pills Ad

An old advertisement touts Dr Hobbs Sparagus Pills as a cure for kidney ills and promotes a free pie offer. Includes Sterling Remedy Co Chicago and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething and diarrhea with 25 cent price.

Hobbs Add Sterling Remedy Co Chicago N. x

Newest Plaids Arrive With Larger Assortments

The Newest Plaids are here offering larger assortments than ever before to shoppers seeking more choices and updated patterns.

Exclusive Plaid Stock Promises Wide Range and Value

A store advertises an extensive plaid selection including 10c range, high toned Skirting Plaids at 1.50 and up to 200, plus new wool Skirting Plaids 40c Silk mixed Plaids for children's wear. Silk and wool Plaids offer waist styles with a featured line of new, smart Skirting Plaids priced 75c to 90c to attract samples and please customers.

Ohio Democrats MeP. The McLean control at last

Zanesville Aug 30 The Democratic state convention met with the McLean faction taking a large majority in 14 of 21 districts and planning to run the party machinery through the next presidential election. McLean managers secured control of committees and favored a two ballot approach for the gubernatorial nominations to bolster opposition delegates. Judge Mooney named permanent chairman with Kilbourne and Warner figures prominent in speeches and endorsements. The new state central committee and resolutions committee were chosen amid contested seats and a tense, hopeful mood for unity.

Zanesville McLean Ohio Columbus Colonel Kilbourne McLean Standard McLevan Bryan A. J. Warner Kilbourne Cleveland Committee On Credentials Toledo Norton Marietta Allen W. Thurman Committee On State Central Committee Lewis G. Burnard Hamilton Lewis Kevinelyn Joseph H. Dowling Montgomery John Kinney Mercer Kirth PB. Shannon Defiance W. CG. Whippey Clermont W.S. Thomas Clark J. B. Brennan Champaign John Wright Lucas I. Os. Hogan Jackson P.M. Cullinan Perry James Hoss Franklin J. Haslett Crawford Judge L. Brucker Richland KB. M. Kenaly Morgan Thurman S Airdeld Allen Smalley Wyandotte B. C. Jeffries Lorain Samuel Lawrence Guernsey George Cook Belmont A. W. Patrick Tusvarawas Rhodes J Gregory Stark John A. Wintroue Summit Martin Koster W. P. Hackney M. B. Excell M. BE. Meisel Committee On Permanent Organization W. P. Mooney St. Marys W. L. Finley Bucyrus Thomas J. Cogan Cincinnati W. E. Decker Paulding A. A. Shetteler W. E. Keuan Bilbourne Dr. Norton Thomas Cogan Mooney Committee On Rules James Johnson W. T. Hackney 8. S. Curtsfield Wallace M. A. Daugherty A. D. Marsh

Flee For Fear Of War In Transvaal

Cape Town reports 150 children arrived at a railway station from Johannesburg as parents stay behind. An estimated 15 000 people have left the Transvaal since the crisis began. Kruger cites Psalm 83 in remarks on the crisis. Uitlanders press demand enlarges, Britain responds to council requests.

England Cape Town Daily Mail Johannesburg Transvaal Loxpox Morning Post Kruger London Pretoria Daily Chronicle Great Britain Uitlanders’ Council

Reported Aguinaldo Dead From Nagoya Dispatch

Haanton Ohio August 30 F O Faya and Z Tange Japanese tea merchants received a Nagoya newspaper July 22 containing a Manila dispatch about Aguinaldo's death. It claims near San Fernando in late June General Pio del Pilar killed Aguinaldo after a confrontation over General Luna.

Pilar Luna Aguinaldo Pile

Lavell named acting general agent of Pennsylvania Railroad

Philadelphia Aug 30 General Manager J H Hutchinson announces D H Lavell superintendent of the Delaware extension and Kensington division as acting general agent to succeed William J Latta who has resigned. The appointment takes effect next Friday and will be provisional until directors confirm at the Sept 18 meeting.

Philadelphia J. 3. Hutchinson Pennsylvania Railroad Company D. H. Lavell Delaware Extension and Kensington Division William J. Latta

Battleship Alabama tops speed in builder trial

Lewes Delaware August 30 The Alabama builder Cramp and Sons reports a maximum speed of 174 knots during the warship's test run aboard observers from the Russian navy express favorable views on its seakeeping Captain Edwin G Cramp notes progress in ship design In other news A J Cassatt visits Camp Meade with Philadelphia friends and Major E C Cassatt to sail for the Philippines A G C Quay resigns from the Army to enter private business, effective August 31

Lewes Del Alabama Edwin 3. Cramp William” Cramp & Sons Russi Navy A. J. Cassatt Pennsylvania Railroad Company Camp Meade Philadelphia Air Cassatt E. C. Cassa Philippines Bell

Agreed to Arbitrate Hankow Incident

An agreement to submit the Hankow incident to arbitration has been reached between Russian minister M. de Giers and British chargé d'affaires Mr. Bax-Ironside in St. Pexix on August 30.

Pexix M. de Giers Mr. Bax-Ironside

Dreyfus Trial Witness Cordier Shifts Guilt Belief

In the Dreyfus court martial, Colonel Cordier testified he once believed Dreyfus guilty but now regards him innocent after reviewing the bordereau dating May. He supported Picquart and revealed jealousy by Henry over statistics duties, while Mercier repeated Sandherr’s view that Mathieu Dreyfus appeared honest.

Renses France Cordier Intelligence Department Henry de Marquis de Galiffet Dreyfus Dreyfusards Bordereau Tus Sandherr Anti- Dreyfusarcds Poracrein Esterhazy War Office Picquart Lauth Thi Sandberr Department Major Lauth Mark You Roger Fleur Grivelin Mercier Mathieu Dreyfus Sandaert Marhieu Dreyfus Net Nijni Pilnister Foreign Affairs Premuer M. de Fresulnet Jamunt M. de Freveinet M. de Freveiller Jouausi Maitre Labori M. de Freycinet Scheurer-Kestner Senate

Witnesses Conclude Day of Preliminary Proceedings

The colonel refused to pose a question while the witness replied to a SS. Scheurer Kestner was his friend and held him in high regard. Testimony from two minor witnesses ended the day’s proceedings.

Dre Scheurer-Kestner Ots Char- Boler

President and Mrs McKinley Return to Canton Campaign

President McKinley and Mrs McKinley arrived at Canton Ohio and then East Liverpool where seven thousand greeted them on the Taylor porch anniversary turnout. Congressman Taylor welcomed the president and McKinley recalled campaign origins as crowds cheered and Mrs McKinley appeared briefly. The party then departed for Canton after a day of quiet local driving.

Caxton McKinley East Liverpool William McKinley John Taylor Taylor Congress Eighteenth Taylor Homestead

Revolution in Santo Domingo and Haitian reaction

Nelson B Clark of Boston, arriving from Santo Domingo, says the revolution is national with no personal political element and that moves favor good government and solvency linked to annexation or protectorate. Haitian reports confirm a government defeat of Pepin’s force with 30 killed and 40 captured, plus a retreat of a provisions convoy, as fighting continues near Monte Christi between revolutionists led by Cavarro and government troops under Guelito.

Kingston Jamaica Nelson B. Clark Boston Santo Domingo Jiminez Haiti Caps Haitian Pepin Monte Christi Cavarro Guelito

Germany May Do No More Declares Dreyfus Innocent

The Cologne Gazette replies to foreign press arguing Germany should stop efforts after Panizzardi and Schneider failed to sway the French, noting Schwarzkoppen’s declarations from 1897 and suggesting the government might name the real spy if needed.

Dreyfus Bern Cologne Panizzardi Schneider Schwarzkoppen Germany Count von Buelow Empire Tayvedatt

President McKinley orders Philippines graves decorated Friday

A letter to President Thresher of the Petsburz Patriotic association reports McKinley has ordered decorations for the graves of the Tenth Pennsylvania dead in the Philippines next Friday, coinciding with Colonel Hawkins funeral at Washington, Pa.

Phrtsperg McKinley Thresher Petsburz Patriotic Association Prdent Pennsylvania Philippines Hawkins Washington, Pa

Porto Rico relief seeks 339000 more for second shipload

In Philadelphia the Porto Rico relief committee met to appeal for 339000 additional to finance a second cargo of food and supplies for the storm devastated islands. Subscriptions to the relief fund rise and total nearly 230000. In New Haven Rev. Harlan Creelman resigns after six years in Yale’s biblical literature department to accept Hebrew and Old Testament chair at Conger College Canada linked to McGill.

O Seni Philadelphia Porto Rico Minyor New Haven Harlan Creelman Yale University Conger 1 College Canada McGill University Montreal

Captain Eastman Dead At Grenfeld New York

Captain James E. Eastman of the Second Artillery died near Grenfeld New York from Cuban fever contracted during the campaign. The death was reported from Washington on August 30.

Eastman Washineton James E. Eastman Second Artillery Chases Lake Grenfeld N. Y

Died on Arion special train to the east

In Denver bound Arion Society member Mrs Josephine Koier of New York died suddenly of heart disease aboard the Arion special eastbound train. In San Francisco the United States cruiser Newark arrived after being blown off course and running short of coal near the Horn.

Bkascas City Josephine Koier Arion Lining Society of New York Arion Denver San Pracisco United States Newark

Welcome Home Reception for Company B in New Brighton

About 40 000 visitors attended the New Brighton welcome for Company K Tenth Pennsylvania after their return from the Philippines. A parade of roughly 6 000, with Captain J. P. Sherwood as chief marshal and Captain James M. Lawrimore as chief of staff, marched to Third Avenue park where a reviewing stand stood. Speechmaking by Brigadier General Greene, Judge J. Sharp Wilson, and others followed, with a medal presentation and a cake walk by the Domy band.

New Bateatos Tenth Pennsylvania Regiment Philppines J. P. Sherwood Mar Bal James M. Lawrimore Battery B Pittsburg Third Avenues PN Brighton New Brighton Dr. Boyle Greene Domy Allac Ernor Theodore Roosevelt J. Sharp Wilson Goveror Stone Boles Penrose Hastings John P. Eisin Wastixagtux James J. Moai Washington and Jefferson College Arliss le Hawkins UsIustowas Army Cuba G. A RK New Guard Coke Works Tair Erie Copedy C Robert F. Hopwoou Machinery Ball Nathaniel Ewing Belo Dou Weweme Dewey Infantry Boys’ Brigade Greensburg

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Business Directory Unies National Bank Massillon J. H. Hunt H. L. McLain Sonrad & UG Ussspll & CO Jeweleps von Kanel East Side eEast Main Street Oseph Coleman Watcnes Erie Street Boggs & Buhl Partment Allegheny, PA Archae Ohio Democrats Ken Fhis Willian J. Latta Camp Arcade Washinton Andrew G. C. Quay Senator Quay Quay The Military Academy Quart Canton Mrs. McKinley and Leception Santo Domingos San Francisco Armaidewelcomes Company B Washington
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