President McKinley Will and Estate Details
Canton report outlines McKinley will bequeathing all real and income from personal property to Ida S. McKinley for life with $1,000 yearly to his mother, then to his sister upon her death. remainder to brother and sisters. Estate value cited at 225,000 to 250,000, including 67,000 life insurance. probate hearing set. Cortelyou and Day named as administrators. County treasury shows total balances across funds at 76,251.48.
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Canton
George B. Cortelyou
White House
Ida S. McKinley
Helen McKinley
City of Washington
District of Columbia
William McKinley
G B. Cortelyou
Charles Loeffler
Ida
McKnnles
William R. Day
George B.cortelyou
McKinley
Tfe
Washington
Cortelyou
Day
Loeffler
County Treasury
Board of Examiners
Children’s Home Fund
Bridge Fund
Institute Fund
Dow Fund
Soldiers’ Relief Fund
Election Fund
Seventeen True Bills in Canton Grand Jury Report
Canton Sept 23 The grand jury returned seventeen true bills after six days of testimony with 149 witnesses. Indictments include Albert Moore burglary and larceny Harry Shea tramp Jussin K Shafter petit larceny Samuel Bowers non support Rush Palm and George Palm burglary George Glass assault and battery Mel Ott assault with intent to kill Frank Jones assault with intent to row Stacy Lewellyn burglary and larceny Michael McGovern burglary and larceny linked to the Bender robbery west of Massiston. Court assignments outlined for next week with Judge Ambler to Carrolton and various cases listed by day. Estate and guardianship actions noted. Advertisements for Kodel Dyspepsia Cure and Foley remedies included.
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Canton
Willam Dannemiller
Albert Moore
Harry Shea
Jussin K. Shafter
Samuel Bowers
Rush Palm
George Palm
George Glass
Mel Ott
Frank Jones
Stacy Lewellyn
Michael McGovern
McGovern
Bender
Massiston
Ambler
Carrolton
McCarty
Baker
Gerardet
Hay
Blythe
Deckard
Hasler
Pollock
Ketler
City of Alliance
L. E
Lyon
Lyon Flory
Flory
Novelty Iron Co
Young
Savings and Loan Co
Nock
Great
Mansfield Guard
Mansfield
Momey
Fuhr
Penna. Go
Warwick Glass Company Organized with New Board
The Warwick Glass Company, formed Wednesday, lists stockholders E. KE Fox D S Souers Wu B Humberger J M Leese M Russell J N Merwin H W Loeffler BE C Merwin and C O Heggem A directors were elected with E B Fox as president Wm B Humberger as vice president J N Merwin secretary and general manager J M Leese treasurer The offices will be in the Warwick block and factory construction at Warwick will begin at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick Glass Company
E. Ke, Fox
Souers
Wu. B. Humberger
J. M. Leese
J. -W. McClymonds
M. Russell
J. N. Merwin
H. W. Loeffler
BE. C. Merwin
C. O. Heggem
E. BE. Fox
Wm. B. Humberger
Warwick
Czolgosz's Collapse at Auburn Prison Details
Auburn crowd watches as Assassin Czolgosz arrives by special train. He collapses at the prison gate and is carried inside. Guards doubled at his condemned cell to prevent self harm while he awaits the electrocution chair. He expresses sorrow for Mrs. McKinley and claims no accomplices.
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Auburn
Czolgosz
John Gerin
Buffalo
McKinley
St. Louis
Temple of Music
Mitchel
Columbia Wins in First Race of Yacht Series
New York reports the second start at 11 01 this morning in the international yacht race. Windward and return course of fifteen miles. The Shamrock led at the outward mark by twenty one seconds. About ten miles from finish the Columbia held a slight lead, four lengths ahead at 3 30 the Columbia crossed the line to win the first race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shamrock
Columbia
Heidelberg University President Dies of Pneumonia
Tiffin Ohio September 28 President John A. Peters of Heidelberg University died today from pneumonia. The funeral will be held Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heidelberg University
Riot at Canal Dover Leaves One Dead and Two Wounded
A riot at Canal Dover last night ended with a fatal shooting. Workers were attacked as they left the mill after a strike was called off, and two men, John O'Neal and Harry McDowell, were wounded with O Neal likely to die.
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Canal Dover
John O’neal
Harry McDowell
O'Neal
Three Ill Children In Navarre After Shanesville Visit
Navarre reports three children of School Superintendent Richardson fell violently ill with convulsions after visiting relatives in Shanesville. Doctors say they show remittent fever symptoms and are improving. Nearby notices describe Robert Wilhelm's paralysis case and a Dalton oil well producing three to five barrels daily.
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Navarre
Richardson
Shanesville
Wilhelm
Justus
Robert Wilhelm
Elisson
Dalton
Dalton Company
Tragic Well Murders Near Northfield In Summit County
Mrs Perry Curtis formerly of Massillon state hospital killed her four children aged up to nine then ended her life by jumping into a well near Northfield Summit County Akron September 2 19 00 authorities say she carried the two year old baby in her arms to the well and all five bodies were recovered in night clothes The husband had left for Cleveland and a neighbor found the scene Curtis a foreigner was well liked by neighbors and had shown insanity years earlier after a two week leave from the asylum she returned home appearing rational and even more fond of her children before the tragedy occurred
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Akron
Northfield
Summit County
Perry Curtis
Massillon State Hospital
Cleveland
Curtis
Massillonsylum
Wilh
Old Pans Replace Pans After Years of Service
The pans used by the foot washing congregation west of the city have worn out after many years and will be replaced with new ones now being produced in Massillon. A congregant noted that even if the old pans hadn’t failed, the new ones would be needed due to recent membership growth. Two million Americans suffer from dyspepsia. Burdock Blood Bitters are advertised as a cure available at any drug store.
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Geo
W. Lane
Pewamo, Mich
Chas. W. Cupples
W. Tremont $J
Rider & Snyder
E. Main St
Massillon
Deserted by Leaders Leave Ohio Democrats Broke
Toledo dispatch reports that Ohio Democratic state executives face absolute financial ruin as wealthy leaders allegedly withhold donations. Kilbourne and Baker have contributed nothing while other prominent figures omitted funds, sparking accusations of treachery and planned coercion to fund the ticket.
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Toledo
Columbus
The
Blade
Democratic State Executive Committee
John C. Welty
Moe. Tagalls
A. W. Patrick
Ohio
Daugherty
Gall Powder praised for healing horse gall
A user recommends Slusser's Gall Powder for a horse with a galled neck. The horse healed after daily use, and the user considers it the best on the market. Sold by Baltzly and Rider & Snyder.
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Lavisvinis
Ala. Aller
Josnee
Slusser
Almast
Baltzly
Rider & Snyder
Glassworkers flee Belgium for United States
Washington reports Belgian authorities attempt to protect their glass industry while discouraging emigration. Consul Roosevelt in Brussels notes 20 glassworkers from Charleroi Jumet Lodelinsart and Courcelles left for Muncie Indiana. The Belgian union urged stay, but workers pursued higher wages in the United States.
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Washington
United States
Roosevelt
Brussels
Charleroi
Jumet
Lodelinsart
Courcelles
Belgium
Muncie
Ind
Belgian Glass Union
Munch Party
Launch Zeta Bound for New Orleans From Cleveland
The gasoline launch Zeta with Captain E W Deming and family of New Orleans aboard arrived in Cleveland at 6 65 o clock Saturday morning bound for New Orleans via the Muskingum and Ohio rivers and the Mississippi. The craft left New Orleans May 2 traveling up the Atlantic coast to Long Island then via the Hudson to Albany and the Erie canal to Buffalo, then Lake Erie to Cleveland and into the Ohio canal en route to Dresden and Marietta, finally reaching the Mississippi and New Orleans.
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Zeta
New Orleans
City
E. W. Denning
Atlantic Coast
Long Island
Hudson River
Albany
Erie Canal
Buffalo
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Ohio Canal
Dresden
Here
Sie
Mississippi
Lakes
Chicago
No Relief for 20 Years Folk Remedy Mentioned
Mrs. Minerva Smith of Danville HL says social bronchitis plagued her for two years and fo ley's Honey and Tar provided a cure for throat and lung diseases, per Rider and Snyder.
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Minerva Smith
Danville
Foley
Rider & Snyder
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Pond
Ertle
Welch
Auscon
Martin
Geo. D. Harter Bank
Simpson
Ferrow
Arthur Shriver
M. Lon
G. A. Stillmas
Tampico
Czolcosz
Supt
Dalton’s Oil
Lebanon
Lawrence
Wilmot
Edward Gleitsman
North Lawrence
Applecreek
Peensylvania
State Hospital
America
Canal
E. W. Dem
Ing and
Crescent City
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Mis
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