Notable Authors at Ar mory Lecture Series Opens Oct 8
The Lecture Course Association announces seven entertainments at the Armory starting October 8 with Sol Marcosson Company, a famed violinist. November features Brooke's Marine band. December hosts Father Kelley. January presents Lucia May Wiant and Durno Company. February brings Read Amsbury and Banks. March 11 features Congressman Dolliver. Season tickets priced at 1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Sol Marcosson
Chautauqua
Brooke
Francis Clement Kelley
Father Kelley
Thirty-second Volunteer Infantry
Lucia May Wiant
Durno
Opie Read
Wallace Bruce Amsbhary
Charles Eugene Banks
J. P. Dolliver
Iowa
Nazareth
Dolliver
President McKinley
Bahney’s
Lost and Won. Crystal Spring and Entre Nous square off
Crystal Spring hosts Canton at Camp Bree park for two games. In the morning, Canton wins 3 to 2 after a late rally. The afternoon tilt ends 6 to 5 in favor of Crystal Spring as they rally with five runs in the final frames. Batteries: Leonard and Mieamer. Sprankle and Ferette.
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Crystal Spring
Canton
Snyder
Leonard
Mieamer
Sprankle
Ferette
E. Nons
C. Spring
Cappe
Miesmer
Partial Gift Payment From Aultman Estate To Hospital
Judge A A Thayer as trustee paid 25000 on the 100000 bequest to Aultman Hospital. W L Alexander received a CD for the funds, and a board meeting may accept the gift. The will directs investment in good securities for hospital support. The hospital deed to property lacks record, and a reversion clause to Elizabeth Harter may apply if abandoned.
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Canton
A. A. Thayer
Katherine B. Aultman
Aultman Hospital Association
Aultman
W. L. Alexander
Aultman Hospital
Henry W. Harter
Elizabeth Harter
Association
Odds and Ends from the Era of Change
A scattered collection notes population trends in Berlin and Sweden, transport speeds in air water and iron, and shifts in sports participation like billiards in France. It mentions Paris motor cars and chauffeurs, pocketing of funds from M Coquelin, Minnesota inheritance law questions, and large Parisian spending by Americans. It also cites child labor figures in the United States, Roosevelt party provisioning on a dining car, and upcoming excursion tickets to San Francisco and Los Angeles via Pennsylvania Lines for a druggists meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
France
Paris
M. Coquelin
Minnesota
Bunn
Ramsey County
Charles T. Yerkes
Roosevelt
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pennsylvania Lines
Cal
National Wholesale Druggists’ Association
Montgomery
Gall Cure Powder praised by user in Monongah letter
In Monongah West Virginia on July 12 1900 Thomas G Price writes to A A Slusser praising Gall Cure Powder for treating galls and sores on his stable of about 100 horses and mules. He says it cements heals quickly and plans to place another order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongah
W. Va
A. A. Slusser
Thomas G. Price
Kutchin
U. S
Columbus
Ohio
America
Brights
Caiment
Ford
Stump
Charles Yannayon
Rittman
Obie
Vergallies
Katebin
Joseph Saintignon
Nathan
Coathand
Hite
Memorial Service for McKinley Held with Roosevelt Present
Rev. Dr Henry Washburn preached at Christ Episcopal Church Oyster Bay on September 15 to mark McKinley's death anniversary. President Roosevelt attended with his family, showing discomfort when the sermon praised wealth trusts and attacked him mildly. Memorial rites included hymns and a prayer by Rev Wegeman with flags at half mast in town.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Henry Ho Aer Washburn
Christ Episcopal Church
Roosevelt
McKinley
Washburn
Christchurch
McKinley Memorial Observances Spark City Wide Services
Cincinnati marked Sept 15 with MecKinley memorial services across churches and public institutions. A Eden park concert complemented observances while Grand Army posts and university figures spoke on his life and untimely death. Memorial programs extend to city schools today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
MecKinley
Eden Park
McKinley
Grand Army of the Republic
M. Kinley
University of Cincinnati
Services Mark McKinley Death Anniversary in Washington
In Washington on September 15 the anniversary of President McKinley s death was observed in nearly every church. Secretary Wilson and Secretary Hitchcock and Secretary Cortelyou attended the services at the Metropolitan Methodist Church where McKinley worshiped. A laurel wreath rested on the marble tablet memorializing him and his pew stood unoccupied as Rev. Frank Bristol preached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McKinley
Wilson
Hittchcock
Cortelyou
M. E
Frank Bristol
Masilon Public Schools Reopen After Extended Break
Masilon public schools opened this morning after an unusually long vacation to finish new buildings and prepare carnival time. The high school reports large attendance while total enrollment remains to be counted. Miss Zarah Miller resigned from the staff and Superintendent Jones expects enrollment to grow in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masilon
Board of Education
Zarah Miller
Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wallace Amsbury
Charles Banks
Con
Gressman Dolliver
Entre Nous
Michestera
Odds and
Rocky
Z. T. Baltzly
Hayners
Distellery
Troy
THE
Hayher Distilling CO
Fifth St
Dayton
Sheriff’s Sale
Henry Roger
Phu
Palmer
Court of Communion Pleas
Stark Counts
Tamie
Dwillather
Lawrenee
Read
Toewits
Othe
Larwrenqce
Stark
Olde
Ued Belo
Nuier Ten CO
A. Sweitver
Perth
Lanris
Geo. Mathie
Canal Fulton
Massillon
Mortage
Sale Co
Frank McKinney
Sheri
Mer
Nutehin
Bearula
Conrad
Oarville
National Hotel
H Lester Kutchin Columbua
College OF Pharmacy
Boro
Maine
California
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