Local Happenings In New Philadelphia and Nearby
Local items report registrations at Hotel Sailor, visits from residents including Arthur Kaley returning from Boston and A A Taylor leaving for Toledo. News covers study club meeting, school heating work, a public school exam, a private girls school opening, a burglary at a gun shop, a cake walk for Robert Keller, O U A M initiations, Labor Day picnic notes, horticultural society date change, and upcoming Sol Marcosson concert among other city happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Bosworth
New Philadelphia
Arthur N. Kaley
Boston
A. A. Taylor
Toledo
A.G. Tomiinson
Chicago
Massillon Times
Morris Levi
Main
Erie Streets
Jacob Levi
Eliza Bachtel
J. H. Boyce
Boyce
New
Oak Park
Labor Assembly
Stark County Horticultural Society
Fairmount Children’s Home
Mount Union
Margaret Rockhill
Sol Marcosson
Armory
Howard
Marcosson
Charles King
William T. Mathews
North Mill Street
J. E. Digel
St. John’s Church
Tobias Schott
Leonard Smith
Philip Geis
Christ Lucius
J. D. Wetter
Jack Pinkle
Adele Brown
Pedro
South Mill Street
Jarhous
Buffalo
Agnes Feeney
Norwalk
Misa Josephine Sibila
Cigar Nipper Prize Awarded at Luncheon
Cigar Nipper by Leo Falke notes the consolation prize went to Miss Feeney. At 11 o'clock sixteen covers were laid and luncheon served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Falke
Miss Feeney
Shooting Out the Lights at a New Mexico Camp
A former ranchman recalls frontier sport in Benton New Mexico where Bill Wells and companions fired on a chandelier and wall lamps in a crowded bar gambling room. Despite 25 to 30 shots the lamps survived, the ceiling and roof bore many holes, and the room darkened briefly before lighting returned. The incident ended with Wells and associates leaving with friends, no glass broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton
Stake Plain
New Mexseo
Bill Wells
Wells
Heamuez
New Orleans Times
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Local Resident in 1900
Mrs. Emanuel Swier of 35 Richville Ave. testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills cured her husband’s kidney trouble after overtaxed use of his back. Foster Milburn Co. publishes the ad stating 50 cents per box and urges taking no substitute. Also a testimonial from Thomas G. Price praising Gall Cure Powder for horse and mule care with readiness to order again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Swier
Richville Ave
Dean
Swier
Baltzly’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dean's
Monongah
W. Va
A. A. Slusser
Thomas G. Price
Curing Coughs and Colds with Old Time Remedies
An advertisement extols Dr Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup as preventing and curing coughs colds bronchitis sore throat and croup and claims Monarch pain relief and Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as remedies for pulmonary troubles in a late 19th or early 20th century tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Monarch
Thomas
Hovel Postal Scheme for Trolley Mail Returns
Baltimore postal expert George B. McAllister urges use of city streetcar lines for mail collection. He envisions exposed drop openings on car sides, vertical flush mail drops, and transfers at intersections to connect with post offices. The plan aims to speed posting, reduce boarding delays, and keep corner boxes in use while shifting mail along electric routes across urban areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. McAllister
Baltimore
Washington
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
McAllister
Pittsburg
Hhis
Sin
Lrakes
Notormen
Chiefs Fire Expert Hale Tapped For London Reform Visit
George C. Hale former Kansas City fire chief receives a London invitation to advise on reorganizing English fire fighting. The letter from Horace Faulkener of the British Fire Brigades union sets up discussions with English officials in New York. Hale’s KC team has twice beaten European departments in world competitions despite his recent ouster over politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansas
George C. Hale
Kansas City Fire Department
London
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Horace Faulkener
British Fire Brigades Union
Hale
New York
Kansas City
Crystal Palace
Europe
Charmed With Alfonso King of Spain Praised by American Woman
Miss Agnes B Wilson of Manhattan praised Alfonso XIII after meeting him in Madrid during the flower festival. She described him as sensible charming and dignified publicly yet childlike at the festival. She observed his affectionate conduct toward his mother the queen and his evident wish to be a good king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Alfonso XIII
New York
Agnes B. Wilson
Manhattan
Madrid
Miss Wilson
Jews in Palestine and a cold winter forecast
The article reports Israel Zangwill arguing that if Christians buy Palestine for Jews it would fulfill Christ s mission and reconcile his teachings with peace. It also notes a London writer warning against such a purchase. Separately bee keepers warn of a severe winter as honey stores are being packed away while Colorado reports a light honey crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zangwill Sayalis
Holy Land
Israel Zangwill
London
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Palestine
Christ
Denver Times
Colorado
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J. R. Platek
D. Platek
Charles Shearer
Bankstreet
Freedom
Board of
Susie Graybill
L. L. Nave
Jones
I. M. Taggart
M. W. H. Johnston
Canton
East Main Street
Buckingham
Ajilce Danner Jones
David M. Kelsey
Josiah Klutz
McBride
East Charles Street
Robert Keller
Golden Hissong
Forrest Sinnock
Lincoln Council No. 16, Jr. O. U. A. M
Massillon
Hovel
Alfonso
Ohio
Kennedy & Kergan
Superior Street
Cleveland
Humbergers
Warwick
John Engwall
Lakeside Building
Oys
Rhodes Ulars & Bottle Co
Inquirer
T H. Smith
Liouse
J. C
Philadelphia
Rochester
MEX
Tearn Barber Trace
Moser Barber College
Cc Neon Seminary
Stark
Alice Danner Jones
W. Tremont Street
Wm. G. Snyder
West Side
Wm Bants
Analewall Eye Ouse
Wellman Street
Prospect
Cedar
Thestnut Street
Burd
Main Street
Borden Avenue
Wuechter St
City
Grant Myers
Bell
Surrey
Chas
Euclid Street
Farmers
Dielhena Bros. Clothing and Shoe
Os Pears Ene Quality
John BR. Snyder
Richvillé
Hama
Eerie
Oak Street
Main and
Mill Street
Mailer & Shaidnagle
Hess, Snyder Company
Loeffler Elk
Tremont
Dale Sa
West Main Street
Cer Ooms
East Main St
W. IM. Joein
C. A. Rudy
S. Erie St. J
Hollinger
Asst
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