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Newspaper
Massillon Independent
Location
Massillon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1896
Page
1
Autumn Dress Woolens Show Bold Styles and Prices
The catalog highlights 33 inch Novelty Woolens priced at 27e with ten color choices blue grey brown green and cardinal. A 46 inch Bourette Checks features a raised cord and rich grounds in red blue brown or green. New 42 inch Tweed effects and 46 inch novelies in Ottoman weave offered at seven dollars per yard.
New Plaids Catalog Teased For Fall Appeal
A retailer previews new woolen plaids 42 inches wide, priced up to 6.50, with a note that the new novelty woolens catalogue will be ready soon. Readers are invited to provide name and address to receive a copy.
North Western Limited Train Ad Promises Luxury Travel
An advertisement touts the North Western Limited service from Chicago to Minnesota and Superior Duluth with new cars including sleeping, dining, library and smoking cars. It promotes low fall excursion fares via Louisville & Nashville connections and lists ticket agents and contact details. It also includes a medical ad for Dean's Ointment claiming to cure external parasite caused skin diseases.
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Chicago
Chiono & North Western Ry
W. B. Kniskern
G. P
T. A
Ill
Dean
Campaign of Education Highlighted by Charles Emory Smith Speech
Canton Ohio September 9 Ohio Republican Editorial Association hosts prominent editors in Canton with John Hopley chairing. Charles Emory Smith of Philadelphia presses a campaign of education urging patriotism, public morals, and press duty to shape national policy.
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Canton
Republican Editorial Association of
Ohio
John Hopley
Bucyrus
R. B. Brown
Zanesville Courier
C. B. McCoy
Cosbocton
H. P. Boyden
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Charles Emory Smith
Philadelphia Press
Russia
Smith
Epe
Educaton
Ohio Republican
MerKinley
Major McKinley
Bucyrus Journal
Hopley
Republican Party
Lan
Tudved Lb
Logan
Lo Welcou
Ny Domme
Sherman
Corin
Inca
Olio
Ginileman
Tomson
Press of
Whitelaw Reid
Ohio Republican Editorial Association
McKinley
Charles Emory Stith
Reid
Hore
Atawid
Bryan Sees Silver Party Homecoming in Lincoln Neb
William J. Bryan receives formal Silver party nomination for president in Lincoln Neb, with a large homecoming parade. Nearly 1,000 mounted riders, brass bands, and skyrocket displays accompany processions from Burlington depot to the state capitol. Norris Humphrey presides. George A. Groot of Ohio chairs the notification committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
William J. Bryan
National Silver Party
Burlington
State House
Capitol Building
Bryan
Norris Humphrey
Creorge A. Groot
Ohio
Spaarn Dam rescues crew from burning bark Perfection
London dispatch reports the steamship Spaarn Dam has passed the Lizard and signalled all hands have been picked up from the British bark Perfection. Captain Loomer sailed from Qreber on Aug 17 for Rio Janeiro and was destroyed by fire at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Amercan Line
Spaarndam
Bonjar
Lizard
Perfection
Loomer
Qreber
Rio Janeiro
Gold Standard Democrats Plan New Chicago Headquarters
William S. Bynum of Indianapolis, chairman of the Gold Standard Democratic national committee, visits Chicago to arrange new headquarters likely at the Palmer House within days, though another site is favored. In Chickamauga Georgia, Chickamauga Coal and Iron plans $400,000 expansions adding 800 coke ovens to its plant, one of the region’s largest coal mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Democraty
Chicago
William S. Bynum
Indianapolis
Gold Standard
Democratic National Committee
Palmer House
CratraxooGa
Sept
Chickamauga
Stole Thousands in Forgery Ring Said to Target Lawyers
William Breez a Greentree borough clerk and civil engineer is jailed on 5000 bail amid accusations of a systematic theft and forgery operation. He allegedly stole letters from law offices to obtain checks forged in his name or signatures and cashed by banks. Detective Perkins estimates up to 10000 earned, with possible accomplices and more arrests likely as investigators trace stolen office mail and high value checks across the legal district.
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Prrispura
G. B. Perkins
Perkins’ Union
Morris
William Breez
Greentree
Breez
Perkins
Diamond
Grant Streets
Fourth Avenue
Nowise
O'Donnell
Mooten
Oxtui Bredin
Slater
Commercial National ‘Bank
R. B. Potty
Attorney Potty
Petty
Mr. Petty
Arkansas election shows Jones with clear lead in slow returns
Partial returns indicate 165000 total vote with Jones ahead by 60000 to 65000. Counting is slow due to long ticket and limited telegraph service. No disturbances reported. local option contests boosted turnout. Republicans and Populists defer claims awaiting official totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Jones
Arkansas
Pulaski County
Conductor Slain in Lancaster Revolver Incident
Harry Bringhurst, a traction line conductor in Lancaster, Pa., was shot in the heart by John Wilmer, a college student, after Wilmer fired a revolver that was believed unloaded. The incident occurred on September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Harry Brieghurst
John Wilmer
Coilege
Wilmer
Bringhurst
Popullasta Cry For Cash
Wasninaros September . Chairman Marion Butler of the National People's party committee issued a lengthy letter to the people for funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sept
Marion Butler
National People's Party Committee
People For
Funda
First Business Session of Letter Carriers’ Convention
Grasp Raps Mich Sept 9 The first business session reports 20 delegates present 118 branches represented by proxy and 37 votes for officers. Brooklyn and Pittsburgh contests settled by withdrawal. Names A committee of John Goodwin Branch 13 B J Curtis Lyn and John Parsons New York to draft new rules. Hasbrouck to present tenure of office measure to general convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grasp Raps
Mich
Lettercarriers
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
John Goodwin
Branch 13
B. J. Curtis
Lyn
John Parsons
New York
Secant
W. RB. Hasbrouck
Corry
Willian. B. King
Washington
New Orleans
Grand Rapids
Frightful Accident Kills Six on Warsaw Coaching Trip
A coach party from Warsaw, Indiana, was six persons killed when their carriage tipped over an embankment after horses reared near the city. Names listed include Fritzbagh Metzeler Cumliffe Conn Levest Smythe. Injured include Holloway Morrell Donahue Brice with severe wounds. The horses also died in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
James Fritzbagh
Frank Metzeler
Mary Cumliffe
Francis Con
Present For Hoke Smith From Interior Department
Ex Secretary Hoke Smith received a silver punch bowl with a gold lining from Interior Department aides in Washington. The inscription says Yo Hon Hoke Smith from his friends in the department of the interior Washington. In Minneapolis the Red Men council opened with about 600 members and Andrew Patton of Dan giving a long talk lauding growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Gra
Hoke Smith
Department of Interior
Washington
Department of the Interior
Mix
Xeapolis
Great
Von Der Ahe Weds in Erie Amid St Louis Ties
Chris Von Der Ahe president of the St. Louis National League club marries Mrs Della E. Wells in Erie. The ceremony links Saint Louis and Erie society as the couple is noted in regional society circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin
Chris von der Ahe
St. Louis
Janus Koenig
Erie
Della E. Wells
St. Loui
Bradley Plans Three Speeches in Missouri Week
Chairman Thain of the Republican national committee said Governor Bradley of Kentucky will deliver three speeches in Missouri the week beginning September. City details not yet announced. Western Freight Association lines meet to discuss rate demoralization in their territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Thain
Republican National Committee
Todig
Kentucky
Missouri
Critcace
Western Freight Association
Will Force a Battle Amid Cuban War Unrest
Havana reports Captain General Weyler plans a major campaign to crush the insurrection. As many as thirty Spanish steamers may land troops this month to form a coastal cordon from north to south. Arrests of suspected conspirators in Havana and elsewhere continue, with several prominent civilians detained. The insurgents target a Pedrenales river bridge as military trains face disruption. bond issues for campaign funding pass in Congress.
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Havana
Weyler
Walter Stafford
Robert Roe
John Fisher
Howard Creighton
Santiago de Cuba
Bar Dei Cers
Enelis
Iona
Haiti
Syamnis
Sagnel
Tolen
Cardenis
Ware Line
Seneca
Alberto Zivy
Enrique Ama
Tgnacia Lame
Senor
Ifernandez
Hubert Blank Grerman
Academy of Music
Pedrenales
Manga
Pinar del Rio
Artemisa
Digiume
Cortes
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