Local Happenings From Canal Dover to Massillon
Mrs Mordereus Davis visits Canal Falton friends. J Easley moves into Rudolph residence East Main. W Hingles relocate to 17 South East. Sheodore Goudy heads to Lorain as fireman for C Ja & W. Frank Huth resigns Graze Sonniatter. Jesse Noles succeeds. Mrs Ashton from Canal Dover visits her parents on West Cherry. Mrs McLaughlin and Miss Evans travel to Pittsburgh. Chark of Mt Vernon visits Richville and friends. Great Lakes trips planned by local families. Multiple readers travel and work changes noted for Wooster Republicans and local clubs. Armory leases Bucher's for 1900-01 season. Several marriages and social events reported along with accidents and sports notes.
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Mordereus Davis
Canal Falton
J. Easley
Rudolph
East Main Street
W. Hingles
South Erie Street
South East Street
Sheodore Goudy
Lorain
Frank Huth
Graze & Sonniatter
Jesse Noles
John Ashton
Canal Dover
del Perry
West Cherry Street
William McLaughlin
Mame Evans
Pittsburg
Thomas Chark
Mt. Vernon
George Clark
Richville Avenue
Brown
Mamie Brown
Sippo
John Anderson
T. ©. Miller
Lee Graber
W. B. Martin
Great Lakes
Luella Allen
Omaha
Neb
Josephine Berkmire
L. E. Menues
Adam Yauest
Philippines
Bucher
Opera House
A. Berringer
Eufaula
Ala
H. $. Klein
Cleveland
George Goodhart
Charles Lengs
Blanche Beiter
Father Kuebler
St. Joseph's Church
Newman NY News Notes and Local Changes
Wine Heese returns with his brother's remains from Idaho and plans continued prospecting. Residents visit relatives, including Mrs Currie Dorsey of West Virginia staying with her sister in Barberton. Local pastor Me Lister attends Sterling duties, then returns. Residents Thomas and Maria Thomas visit from Washington DC and Navarre. Miss Pollock and Miss Keenan visit Findley residence. DeHolf visiting Youngstown. Masterses visit Bentley with Evans family. Elizabeth Ralston, a Cleveland stenographer, visits her parents. Jennie Reese family to move to Massillon for the winter. Williams family ill. Dr Smith of Massillon provides care. Labor Day parade in Massillon draws many locals. GC Strobel reports full productivity at Pauls works. Abr Strobel proves capable foreman. transfer plans to Mt Vernon steel plant. Ratchford article on Republicanism promised. readers warned to expect more on sub-agents and office staff.
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Newairs
Newman
del Reese
Idaho
Currie Dorsey
West Virginia
John G. Edwards
Barberton
Me. Lister
Sterling
Thomas Thomas
Washington, D. C
Maria Thomas
Navarre
Jennie
Allie Pollock
North Lawrence
Mary Keenan
Pittsburg
Findley
Lewis H. DeHolf
Youngstown
T. E. Masters
Bentley
J. Evans
Elizabeth Ralston
Cleveland
Robert Ralston
Jennie Reese
Massillon
Lorenza Williams
Williams
Tawo
Morgan
Charles
Smith
Abr
Strobel i
Coxey
Lorain
Johnson Steel Works
Paris
Mt. Vernon
Ratchforss
Taw
Ratchford
Whem
Mt Eaton News Highlights From September Sixteenth Annual Sunday School
The Mt Eaton column reports the sixth annual Sunday school convention held August 30, with varied regional social notes. Local births, travels to Salt Lake City and Syria, and visitors from Canton Akron Massillon Wooster provide a snapshot of town life. The piece notes Dr. Kenwell’s return from New York, a house addition by Dr. Numbers, and Mend of town visitors and guests at the Lucas Inn. Mt Eaton remains a dry town with occasional sly refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Eaton
Earox
Frank Cabot
Maud Harrold
Salt Lake City
Utah
Edward Beck
J. H. Deck
New York
Syria
P. K. Wurther
Canton
Lucas Inn
Harry L. McLain
Massillon
J. P. Hixon
California
Frank
Akron
Gario
Myers
Rebecca Loreaux
E. ©. Numbers
K. J. Smith
Robertson
Wooster
Daisy Varnes
Berea
George Varnes
Charles
Leonard Lance
Rittman
Minnie Barth
Chronic Dyspepsia Remedy Ad Claims Stomach Tablets
An advertisement claims Knox Stomach Tablets purify the blood and cure dyspepsia by targeting the disease’s seat and improving liver function. It also touts Hoof's Sarsaparilla as a cure for nervousness, promising “sweet, refreshing sleep” and a return to childhood vitality.
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Knox
Hoor
Political rise and fall in Alliance unfolds
William J. Dunlap emerges as a reluctant candidate for the Democrat nomination amid a convention snub by Massillon delegates. Mayor Wise declares intent to run for county clerk and Earl W. Bushy retires from politics, passing house and slip assets to successor Sonnhalter. Busby rejects further campaigns, citing other profitable business.
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Jdning
William J. Dunlap
Demac
Alliance
Massillon
P. 2
Kirchhofer
Tobias Schott
Cyrus Stoner
F. B. Williamson
H. B. Sibila
Peter Smith
L. W. Geis
Adam Dietz
Otto E. Young
Dunlap
Anthony Howells
Cyrus Smith
John Schneider
Henry Leahy
Tir
Earl W. Bushy
William A. Sonnhalter
Hownslip
State hospital staff shakeups and transfers this week
Changes swept through the state hospital as many older male attendants were moved from cottages to the hospital center to oversee strong wards and difficult patients. John Shoemaker returned to duty after a vacation in the East. Meanwhile, large quantities of pickles and sauerkraut were canned, with more preserved goods planned. Heines, Corey and Fink attended a Navarre dance recently.
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State Hospital
Hospital Center
John Shoemaker
Messrs
Heines, Corey and
Fink
Navarre
German Pioneer Society pleased with bond defeat
At a city meeting ex mayor Tobias Schott led discussion on the bond issue vote. Members expressed happiness over the defeat while two individuals voted against, and two abstained. A rule to discuss such matters before elections was adopted. Nearly all members are property owners. Constipation cured by Hood's Pills. 26 cents.
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German Pioneer Society
Tobias Schott
al Intwo
The
Pioneer Society
Four Arrests After Tuscarawas River Nets Case
Local officers Dangeleisen and Graham led a covert probe on the Tuscarawas river where Swarts Mong Swartz and Puzley faced charges for dipnet fishing. Swarts pleaded guilty and paid $25 plus costs. others await trial Friday. Deputy Dangeleisen and Constable Graham posed as intoxicated to observe the activity.
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Dangeleisen
Graham
Joseph Swarts
John Mong
Peter Huwin
West Brookfield
James Puzley
Patch
Squire Sibila
Tuscare
Swartz
Costa
Puzley
Aoe
Warmington Bridge
Ois
Pitzley
Hutty
Fare to the Faire Special Fares Announced
The Cleveland Lorain and Wheeling railroad offers special low fares to county and street fairs along and adjacent to their route. Consult local agents and read the want columns daily for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling Railroad
Jonsull
Imaginative Stunt at Cathedral Spire
Lafcadio Hearn once joined a famed steeple climber to scale a 200 foot cathedral spire. Thousands watched as Hearn rode the climber to the cross, then wrote a vivid account of the view. He noted his near sightedness, unable to see beyond the tip of his nose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bearn
Lafcadio Hearn
Cincinnati
Hearn
San Francisco
Hood's Sar Sap Parilla Advertising Proclamation
An advertisement urges readers to avoid health neglect and use Hood's Sarsaparilla to cleanse impurities. It promises purified blood and improved health when eruptions or stomach kidney liver or bowel issues appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
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Kane
Wooster Republican
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Order
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M. B. Church
J. I. Wilson
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Bertha Martin
George Kinne
N. H. Willaman
S$ Higerd
Reed & Company
Massillon Bottle and Glass Company
Harry Smith
Milwaukee
Orrin List
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John Drummond
W. J. Stuhldreher
Muskingum Street
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J. F. Clokey
North Will Street
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Minerva
Columbia City
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McLain Street
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Edgewater
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Detroit
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Mar. Kron
Union
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Grape Street
Louis Lah
Zoav
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Somerdale
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Hines
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Wise
N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
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Halls OF Justice
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Kropf
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Justus
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Richville
J. J. Grant
Willison
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Crystal Spring
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Mr. Emerson
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Boughman
Crystal Springs
Tuscarawas Township
Wee Cheir
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M. Boughman
Adams
Robert Klingle
Wyandt
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Amos B. Mase Hyon
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Harry McFarren
John MccFarren
Amos
Mase
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Jacob Boughnan
Jusurs
Waler-Wampler Reunion
Oarville
Walter and
Wampler
Daniel Warmysler
George
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Marsh McDowell
East Union Township
J. MM. Fiscus
Stark County
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