Bright Little Plays At Buch ors Opera House Delight Crowd
Eight young performers presented two plays for the Woman's Cemetery Association at Buch ors Opera House. Sunset featured Miss Wood and Miss Taggart in a lovers’ triangle with a wistful ending. A Happy Pair by Jerome K. Jerome showcased Miss Albrecht and Mr. Ulman in a brisk dialogue. Box office was generous and funds were increased. Mrs Gardner aided greatly.
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Buchors Opera House
Drusilla
Azariah Stodd
W. H. McLain
Lawrence
Prescott Burton
Rivers
Lois
Woman’s Cemetery Association
H. Theyre Smith
Wood
Philadelphia
Lyceum
Miss Cayvan
Carla Taggart
Burton
Atlantic City
Walter H. McLain
Migs Skinner
Per Lee Hunt
Li Hung Chang
Misa Woodiss Salmumer
Evelyn Albrecht
Joneyt
W.A. Ullman
D. 8. Gardner
Loneyton
Notice to bicyclists keep off Massillon sidewalks
The city of Massillon warns bicyclists that bicycles are vehicles and riding on sidewalks is prohibited by Section 237 of the revised ordinances. Anyone found riding on a sidewalk will be dealt with accordingly. Mayor Tostas Schott signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Massillon
Tostas Schott
Children in Mayor Schott Court Over Family Feud
Nine year old Herbert Miller testified before Mayor Schott about a schoolyard quarrel with Cora Graber and her parents. The boy claimed she pushed him, threw a fork, and a stone while they faced assault and battery charges. witnesses largely backed his account and the mayor dismissed the case, taxing costs to the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Graber
John
Herbert Miller
Schott
Herbert
William
Vander Graber
Populists and Democrats to Meet in Alliance for Nominating Show
In the Eighteenth district Populists hold a meeting in Alliance next Tuesday to press their nominee while Democrats meet the following day. Key figures include James A. Rice John C. Welty J. W. Lewis Tobias Schott A J Wolfe with Carl Browne and Jacob Coxey influencing. Coxey declares his candidacy and aims to shape the race. Historical vote totals show Republican Taylor led with 20 803 versus Democratic Raff 11 051 Coxey 8 912 and others.
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Eighteenth
Congress
James A. Rice
John C. Welty
J. W. Lewis
Tobias Schott
A. J. Wolfe
Jacob Sechler Coxey
Carl Browne
Coxey
Taylor
Raff
Hole
Brosius
Schools to Open Tuesday As Bells Ring Again
After a two month pause the schools resume with bells tolling Tuesday morning. Most teachers return with no changes to staff. two rooms in State street will be prepared with new seating and furnishings. Geography students switch to Frye's new edition while Eclectics readers may keep old texts if preferred. Hyde's and Fisk's texts replace previous grammars and government books.
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State Street
Frye
Harvey
Hyde
Martin
Fisk
George Koons
Tr Independent
Independent
Hollsdaysburg
The
Tambere
Mrs Trauger’s Experience Shows Coin Values
The estate of Jonathan Holben left Mrs Mary Holben Trauger a coin collection from Mexico Spain and France worth about 100. She later traveled to Massillon and then to Homberger’s store in Three Rivers where coins were exchanged for about 22 in United States money or equivalents. The mix included Mexican and trade dollars, 6 franc pieces and other coins reflecting nonbacked gold standards.
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Jonathan Holben
Mary Holben Trauger
Traeger
Three Rivers
Cal
Massillon
Holden
Union National Bank
Homberger
W.B Homberger
McKinley Welcomes Beaver County Delegation on Labor Day
A Beaver County, Pennsylvania delegation of 1,700 visited the McKinley home in Canton with great enthusiasm as McKinley praised workers and Republican ideals. He highlighted Quay and Hastings, urged loyalty to party principles, and urged unity among Pennsylvania citizens amid the Labor Day events. An additional large Pittsburgh delegation was anticipated later in the day.
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Canton
McKinley
Beaver County
Edward Frethy
Beaver Falls
Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
Waicn
Republican Party
Union
Creperal Hastings
Quay
House
Senate
Republic
America
Stark County
Thurston
Nebraska
Burrows
Michigan
Benjamin Butterworth
Cincinnati
Hve
Cullom
Illinois
Major McKinley
Thomas
Representative Austin
Republican Executive Committee
Mocuses
Charles Huberty
Artie Angstadt
Arthur Squires
Nellie M. Uhl
Mansillon
Albert Ginsky
Catharine Shively
Charles John Bawmerlin
Perry Township
Lafayette
James H. Hunt
Henry Walke
Massillon
John A. Albin
G. N. Strayer
McKinley Club
Music Hall
James R. Dunn
James Corns
Frank Warthorst
California
W. 8. Stambaugh
Abilene
Kan
Stambaugh
World Wide Strike Details Leak McKinley Support Tells Why
Labouchere argues McKinley should win in the United States and explains reasons while ambassadors send a note to the Sublime Porte. The report notes growing international tension and diplomatic exchanges surrounding the looming strike and policy judgments.
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Labouchere
McKinley
United States
Sublime Porte
Union dock laborers plan global sympathy strike
Reports from Loxpon dated Sept 5 indicate a plan to form a federation of dock workers worldwide pledged to strike in solidarity whenever any section calls a strike. The aim is to render defeats by shifting business between ports and to sustain coordinated labor action across regions.
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Loxpon
Traded Union Congress
Edenburgh
Constantinople
Associated Press
Bryan
Lexpos
Labouchere
United States
Cullen
Hines
Kinley
Attornoon
Jadmiter
Burrows
Butterworth
Sen
Li Hung Chang’s Rainy Day in Washington and Party News
Washington reports Li Hung Chang dodges rain and enjoys private entertainments on his last day. Indianapolis notes C Vey Holman to lead the Democratic literary bureau with L Kronthon directing the speakers bureau. Also mentions party notices and Western excursion fares via the North Western line with sale dates and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Li Hung Chang
Indianapolis
C. Vey Holman
Maine
National Democratic Party
L. C. Kronthon
Missouri
Senator Caffery
Palmer
Louisville
John R. Fellows
Buckner
Educational circular outlines Stark County teacher exam rules
Stark County examiners issue changes reducing annual exams to ten with new scheduling in Canton. Notices require advance portal-card filings, set early start times, ink manuscripts, and fees for each appearance, with higher branch exams by one week notice. Excludes repeat failures, favors under 18 only limited prospects, endorses Reading Circle, lists preferred pedagogical works, and urges township institutes.
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Stark County
Canton
Boxwell
Ohio
DeGarmo
Herbart
Tompking
Tomphing
Joux Ellis
John M. Sar
West Brookfield notes and local church schedules
West Brookfield notes report visitors from Alliance and Canton, Fred Walker purchasing the Brooks homestead, and multiple church Sunday schedules. Burglaries at Navarre describe a break in at Loew and Swaller’s grocery with a drilled safe, and coal cars derailed near the depot after a split train incident. Bryan’s Milwaukee visit is summarized with brief speeches and handshakes.
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West Brookfield
West Brooksield
McAllister
Alliance
Sarah Bebout
Canton
Chas. Walter
Zorger
Wilson
Fred. Walker
Brooks Homestead
M. E
Epworth League
Christian Endeavor
Reformed Church
Navarre
Loew & Swaller
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