Local notes from Newman township and nearby towns
Jacob Sibila finds horse near Wooster, residents visit former neighbors in East Greenville, and Rev. E P Wise preaches. Community updates include coal mining breakthroughs, school board contracts, mining wage concerns, local visitors, home improvements, and plans for Sunday evening Christian Endeavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massaluu
Chris Pitts
Canal Fuiton
Township School Board of Education
Wohue China and
Hs Son
J. P. Borton
E. Fox
Fox
Appleby
Charlotte Davis
Massillon
Jonnie Rowlands
Farm for Sale and Health Tonic Advertisement Echoes
Farm for sale in Stark County consisting of 122 acres located northeast of Bolivar in Bethlehem township with sandy loam soil, good buildings, three wells, and young orchard. Rent offered at 7 percent annual return. contact owner Geo. H. Joehler. Also an advertisement for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters promoting health benefits against malaria, dyspepsia and related ailments, with usage guidance and claims of popularity. Now is the time to subscribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar
Bethlehem Township
Stark County
Geo. H. ‘Oehler
Ohio monuments at Chickamauga dedicated by McKinley
Governor McKinley received the Ohio monuments from the state commission and turned them over to the national government, praising Ohio soldiers who fought at Chickamauga. He cited 42 infantry regiments, three cavalry, a sharpshooters battalion and nine artillery batteries, noting Ohio sent more troops here than any other field. He spoke of unity after the war and the enduring memorial to Ohio Volunteer soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Bull Run
Appomattox
Tennessee
McKinley
Hosecrans
Chickamauga
Bullfight Tragedy Overshadows Sawangel Deaths
Two men died and five were injured when a floor collapsed during a bullfight at Sawangel, a suburban resort town. The incident occurred during the rainy season, noted as a favorite time for the aristocracy. The report mixes sports results with local notices and stray game summaries from Pittsburgh, Boston, Washington, and other cities, reflecting a pagewide sports roundup and brief regional notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Crry
Mexico
Sawangel
No New Bond Issue Felt Likely by Treasury Officials
Reports to the treasury show gold withdrawals and deposits offsetting, leaving a reserve of 95,382,428 dollars. The exchange of large United States notes for small ones is seen to stiffen interest rates and curb gold withdrawals, with officials declaring another bond issue unlikely. Personnel note Cleveland would act only to protect credit if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Treasury Reserve
Washington
Treasury Department
Treasury
New York
Rochester
N. Y
Department
United States
Cleveland
Officials Are Criminals At National Prison Congress
A Paris Dispatch reports a paper on Politics and crime by Amos 3 Warner challenges reform ideas. It questions state corruption, cites police and jail officials as close to criminals, and prompts debate among delegates. Warden Hale defends California against corruption claims. paper filed and acknowledged. Three vessels quarantined at Angel Island as cholera prevention efforts intensify. An attempted hold up in Memphis ends with a suspect captured. Lord Dunraven plans to sail home. British minister’s yacht awaits dispatches in Constantinople. A Cuban filibuster-flagged schooner is anchored off Pine Key. a Paris infernal machine is found on Rue St. Denis. James Holmes dies of heart disease in Perryton.
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National Prison Congress
Dexver
Congress
Amos 3. Warner
Leland Stanford University of California
John N. Dryden
Kearney
Neb
W. E. Hale
San Quentin
Cal
Alameda County
California
Warner
Omaha A. P. A. Wins in Omaha Fire and Police Case
The Nebraska Supreme Court ruling upholds the new fire and police commissioners board in Omaha. It finds the act constitutional and declares Broatch Vandervoort and Foster, AP A appointees, as the lawfully constituted board. Chief White is discharged, with ex-Sergeant Sigwart acting chief and ex-Chief Detective Haze reappointed as Sergeant. The decision holds that state interests outweigh any single party action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Supreme Court
Omaha
American Protective Association Police Commission
White
Sigwart
Haze
Lincoln
Eupreme Court
Omaha Fire and Police Commission
Board of Fire and Police Commissioners
Holcomb
Churchill
A P. A
Board of Fire and Police Commissioners of
Texas court rules no law against prizefights in Dallas
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals held there is no law against prizefighting. Judge Hurt explained his private view on making prizefighting a felony but said the statutes do not prohibit the Corbett Fitzsimmons match in Dallas. The crowded courtroom drew applause and a warning of jail for noise.
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Texas
Dallas
Hurt
Court of Criminal Appeals
New York
William A. Brady
Corbett
Judge Hurt
Fitzsimmons
San Antonio
Convicts shipped to Cuba and other 1900s diversions
A collection of brief 1900 era news items includes a Spanish decree ordering convicts to Cuba to fight insurgents, a steamer fire causing seven deaths, Prince Henry of Prussia becoming rear admiral, China sending gunboats to enforce penalties on missionary murders, and various other notes on dockings, immigration, and church synod motions. The report also notes an exhumation of David Adam from Dunning asylum with alleged injuries.
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Cuba
Jona
London and Edinburgh Steamship Company
Prince Henry
Prussia
Kaiser
Germany
China
Kuo- Cheng
Herbert
Indiana
Halifax
Atlanta
Treasury Department
J Eduard Addicks
Delaware Iutorical Society
James Hockels
London
The
Church of England In Canada
David Adam
Dunning Asylum
Chicago
Opening Day at Cotton States Exposition Draws Global Prominence
Atlanta inaugurates the Cotton States and International Exposition amid grand processions and speeches by President Cleveland and dignitaries. Buildings near completion, most exhibits set, and power lines wired from Gray Gables to the grounds as the 120 day event commences.
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Atlanta
Ennsylvania
New York
Ilinois
Massachusetts
W. L. Kellogg
U.S. A
Age Artillery
Orleans
Georgia Volunteers
Atlanta Artillery
Cly. Collier
Joseph Thompson
Women's Board
Booker T. Washington
Porter King
George Brown
Emery Speer
Cleveland
Gray Gables
Buzzard’s Bay
Frick
Local notes on rain crops and visits to Stark County Fair
Rain boosts fall crops as farmers cut corn amid good yields. David Stahl and C J Witwer return from a five day trip to Toronto Niagara Falls and Buffalo. Osnaburg secretary Bliss and Canton Mr Stone attend Jr O U A M meeting. Bliss delivers a grand speech. Dr Ottman, famed Columbus physician, offers free consultation Sept 25 at Hotel Conrad. Stark County Fair slated Sept 23 27 promising a first class event.
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David Stahl
C. J. Witwer
Toronto
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Bliss
Osnaburg
Mr.Stone
Canton
Order
Dr. Witwer
E G. Smith
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George Stanford
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Smithville
John Pollock
D. F. Mack
J. D. Wygandt
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Jacob Lawrence
Medical College
Daisy Farmer
Business Directory
Robert
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At Law
Pennsylvania
Rotary Fee Ofice
Rufolph
Erie Street
Masaillon
Stark
Nion National Bank
Massilion Onisios
Coleman
J. Cashier
W.H. Eikland
East Main Street
Massop
Ee Eel Hardware
Conrad & CO
Main Street
Ee Ee Reer Dassell & CO
Assislon
Jos
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E. Assillon Glass Factory
Green Glass
Ben
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Generisron
Atwater & Son
Atwater
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Set Aide
Oqseph Coleman
Wnte
Boggs & Buhl
Allegheny, PA
Chickamauga Field
Gov. McKinley
Orator
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Henry Nolan
Elizabeth Street
Henry, Jr
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Clark County Agricultural Board
Amos Neading
Circleville
Gilbert Johnson
Pitchin
Clarke County
State Board of Health
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Portsmouth
Isaac Strider
Greenfield
Joseph Hidy
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W. F. Kemmler
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Kate Healey
Xenia
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Saratoga
John Palmer
Albany
James E. Roberts
Erie
A. B. Colvin
Warren
C. W. Adams
Oneida
F. E. Hancock
Onondaga
Court of Appeals
Celora . Martin
Broome
Ameran
Hemistire
George Urban, Jr
Persons
Mahaney
Ene County
Roberts
Wheeler
Utica
Warner Miller
Ford McKinney
Dexaver
Glen Ford McKinney
John L. McKinney
Titusville
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Langtry Sues
San Francisco
Emilie Charlotte Langtry
Dunn and McPurke
Edward Langtry
Superior Court of
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Clarke
Clarkson
Murray
Boston Litas
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Nichols
Romon
McMahon
Brooklyn
Battenes
MrGuire
Anderson
Gilroy Grim
Stern and
Daley
Keefe
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Pacific Mail
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H M. Kersey
Lord Dunraven
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Constantinople
Jacksonville
Fla
United States Revenue
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Pine Key
Paris
Rue St. Denis
James Holmes
Perryton
Lacking County
Omaha A. P. A
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Theodore Durrant
Martin Quinlan
Bartlett Street
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Army of the Tennesses
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G. M. Dodge
Iowa
Andrew Hickenlooper
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M. F. Force
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Sons of Veterans
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Lawler
Inauratoe
PortLasp, Or
Edwin McNeil
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
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