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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-03
JIMMY RYAN SAYS He
WAS NOT RELEASED

Jimmy Ryan, eX-manager of the
Evansville team, has grown. very
wrathy over the report that he has
been dethroned as manager and that
Tom Letcher has taken his place. He
says that he simply left Evansville
to avoid service in a $4,000 damage
suit against the association brought
by a man who was put out of the
grounds last week for shouting in
manner displeasing to the bombastie
Jimmy. He says that President Wal
ker said nothing about resigning and
that he has a contract on which he
could collect full salary. An Evans
vile dispatch says that he may man
age the team on the road but will
steer clear of Evansville, From ac-
counts published in Evansville papers
last Sunday Ryan has been released
and that he will manage the team on
the road is not taken seriously by
anybody in the league.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-03

awaiting admission to our city three
OF them alone employ 800 people,
which means an addition of about 500
families. To the property owners
alone this would mean an item of
at least 5000, and If they are properly
approached with a proper understand
ing of the situation l believe that
enough Of these alone would contrib
ute IS apiece to raise the required
amount.
None Of the real estate men have
been approached as yet, but it will
be done at once, and 1 believe that
everyone will be willing to devote
enough time to raise his proportion Of
the required amount.
I'm order that no one will be the
loser ! would suggest that every
man close his Office and devote his en-
tire time to this work, and should this
be done, think two days would be
sufficient"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-03
FIRST MANUFACTURER
Or Sheet 3telI in the Country and
Formerly One Of Canton's Best
Known Business Men.

Ex-senator T. G. Snyder, at one time
one of the best known business men in
Canton, is lying at the point of death
alone end uncared for in the city hos
pital of Cleveland, where he was talk
en- some ten weeks ago.
Captain Little, court constable for
Justice Bowman, received letter
from Cleveland Tuesday informing
him of the utter hopelessness of Sny-
der's case.
Mr. Snyder Is about 65 years of age
and back in the SOS was state sena-
tor from the Stark Carroll district. He
was the first manufacturer of sheet
steel nm this country and organized
the Canton Steel Roofing company.
He successfully conducted the business
for many years.
For several years Mr. Snyder has
been cripple from paralysis and an
accident.
Mr.. Snyder was prominent in sec
ret society work, having been q
charter member of George Harter
Post, G. A. R., prominent Mason,
Elk and Odd Fellow. He met with
financial reverses years ago. His wife,
son and daughter live in the west.
A lumor reached the city last even
ing that Mr.. Snyder had died, but it
could not be verified by the News
Cleveland representative.
II. F. Moses, of the firm of Moses &
Reemsnyder, went to Cleveland yes
terday to look after Mr. Snyder's
affairs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-03
NAVARRO e.

Navarro, July 31.-Mr. and Mrs. j.
M. Hay were called to Bolivar on ac-
count of the death of Mr.. Hays
father.
The eighth annual reunion of the
Eckroate families will be held at Mey-
ers lake August %. Emil Converse is
president.
Miss Ethel Biddle, of Akron, who
has been visiting the past three weeks
among friends and relatives, has re-
turned home.
Miss Josephine Biddle had a social
gathering at her home on Tuscarawas
Street last Saturday night in honor of
her cousin, Miss Ethel Biddle Over
20 young people were present.
One of the Franciscan fathers o.
Canal Dover is taking charge of St.
Clements parish during Rev. Joseph
Aliens absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Ecrement, of
RobertsVille, were visiting among
friends the past few days.
j, T. Oyerholt, of Chicago, formerly
a resident of Stark county, has come
to Navarro for a several weeks stay.
Rev. Diegel, who is pastor of st.
Paul's church, has returned from the
West and is again holding services at
the regular time,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-03
KENNEDYS CLAIMS
Says the First Ballot Will Give Him lI8 Delegates in
His Contest for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Harmony
to Reign at Convention.

committee. Further, do not believe
that even If Mr.. Speaker himself were
delegate he would think of such an
action"
Mr.. Kennedy compares the power of
the congressional committee to that
of the state Republican committee in
the way of deciding how the delegates
shall be chosen. He declares that this
method has always prevailed through
out the Eighteenth district.
"Mahoning county," said he, has
always remained loyal to the old Nc.
Kinley district, and l cannot recall a
time even as far back as the time
when our dear old friend Major VIII
liam Mckinley was candidate for
congressional honors, but what Colum-
biana and Mahoning always abided by
1.-THE rulings of the congressional COM
mittee."
Ed. A. King accompanied Mr.. Ken
nedy to this city and Wellsville. Both
will leave this morning, but a return
jaunt is planned early.
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East Liverpool, Aug Congress
man James Kennedy, of Youngstown,
while In East Liverpool and Wells
vile Tuesday, laid preliminary plans
for the selection of his delegates.
II will not make the list of dele
gates public just now," Mr. Kennedy
said, when asked who his representa-
tives on the floor of the convention
would be.
How do you think the first ballot
will stand?"
II expect TO come through, the first
ballot with 11S delegates. / believe
that Mr.. Grant of Canton, will receive
count of 101 and Mr.. Speaker OF
Lisbon, 40"
do you believe that an extended
contest will result of the f1oor?"
Nothing causes me to believe 9th
er than harmony will prevail" he res
piled. 81 do not believe they would
ever get 131 delegates to unseat the
delegates that l have legally elected
under the rules of the congressional
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-03
CUMM|NS
Won His Fight for Re-
nomination as Govern
or of Iowa-The Plat
form Adopted Contains
Moderate Tariff Plank.

Des Moines, Ia, Aug. 1.-Governof
Cummins won his fight for the renom-
ination at the Republican state con-
vention. His victory was almost COM
plete and of a sweeping sort. All
places on the ticket were filled with
candidates acceptable to so calleo
progressive" element. Following his
nomination, Governor Cummins in a
speech to the convention declared
his victory was not personal but rep
resented triumph of the common peo-
pie over corporate interests which
have attempted to dominate state pot
itics.
Only instance in which anti-Cum-
minis men won out in a contest was
the denomination of Colonel d. ]. Pal
mer, for railroad commissioner. His
great personal popularity saved the
day for him against the trend in favor
of distinctly anti-corporation candi.
dates.
The result is the utter defeat of the
faction. which has so long controlled
Iowa politics under the leadership OF
Joseph w. Blythe.
Next in Importance to the victory
of Governor Cummins over George D.
Perkins was the nomination of State
Senator Warren Garst, of Carroll coun-
ty, for lieutenant governor. The Cum
minis men had feared that a stand
pat" lieutenant governor might be
nominated, who, as president of the
senate, would be able to block legs
lation demanded by the ''progres-
siYes."
Governor Cummins and Mr.. Per
kins both addressed the convention,
the latter declaring that he would con-
tinue to support the Republican ticket
of his state.
In Difference to the result of the re-
cent conference of Republican lead
ers at Oyster Bay, platform was
adopted containing a moderate tarff
plank, which did not declare for i'm
mediate revision, although there Is
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-03
YOUR SUMMER OUTING.

A duty all people owe themselves,
that they may live long and prosper, is
to take a certain amount Of recrea-
tion. BrainworlIers especially owe
this to themselves. Their work is la.
borious and monotonous, and they
should seek some means to have a
change for a week or two at least,
in some manner which is entirely differ,
ent to what they see around them. The
least expensive and most enjoyable
we can recommend is a water trip.
The accommodations are first-class
in every way and very reasonable.
Send &c. stamp for illustrated
pamphlet.
A. A. SCHANTZ, G. S. & p. It. Mgr.
ID. & c. Nav. Co, Detroit, Mich.
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MORNING NEWS ADS. BRING
GOOD RESULTS.
HOW MUCH DO
YOU SAVE?

considerable sentiment favorable TO
revision among Cummins followers.
The platform declared for state wide
primary election law for the nomina-
tion of county, district and state Of
ficers and United States senators and
for a law prohibiting corporations
from making campaign contributions.
The platform also contained a declara-
tion against corporation influence in
politics. The defeat of the anti-Cun-
Minis forces came when the state cen
trail committee met last night and De-
cided enough of the several county
contests in Cummins' favor to give
him a majority of the convention On
the temporary roll. w,sa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-03
PROHIBITION
State Convention Opens
at Columbus-Hawk of
Sebring Nominated for
Congress in Eighteenth
District.

Special to Morning News.
Columbus, o., Aug. 1.-The Prohi-
bition state convention opened here
today, In a speech Leslie Hawk of
Sebring, temporary chairman used the
death of Gov. Pattison as an illustAl-
ton of the fallacy of good mans
plan. He said temperance people
elected Pattison and that Pattison
died and then the same old party
came into power. He differs with the
anti-Saloon league which insists Har-
ris is as good a friend of temperance
for the people as Pattison Leslie
Hawk, of Sebring, was nominated for
congress for the 18th district.
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Crystal Parks Play carrolIton.

The Crystal Park team leaves thia
morning. for Carrollton where they
play the Carrollton team who are
champions of Carroll county, having
won 2 out of 3 from Magnolia which
decided it. The players that viii make
the trip are as follow: Trump. For
ney, McDermott, Sperry, Heggy, Prysi,
Mathews, Miller, Brownsberger and
Shields. These players are requested
to be at the w. G. L. e. station to
leave on the 10:30 train.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-03
LINEMAN KILLED

Wooster, o., Aug. 1.-George Kan
ear of Rockport, o., lineman in the
employ of the Cleveland C Southwest
ern Traction Co.. was killed Wednes-
day morning near Chippewa lake.
Kanear had been wording during the
night and while working on the lines
over the sub-station came in contact
with the heavily charged wires. He
is survived by a wife and one child.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-03
WAS RECAPTURED.
An Escaped Inmate of MassIIon Hos
pital in Alliance.

Alliance, o., Aug. John Dodson,
asylum, was found sleeping on. the
porch of a brother who resides in our
city on Wednesday morning. The
brother and family were absent from
the city at the time and neighbors be-
came alarmed and notified the police
After being taken into custody the
authorities at Massillon were notified
and an officer came to take charge of
the man who had escaped.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-03
Deckhand Drowned.

Special to Morning News
Gallipolis, o., Aug. 1.-SAlphonso Nc
Cutcheon, a deckhand on the steam
er Greenwood, was drowned in the
river here today. He was practicing
medicine at Staunton, Va, but los
ing all his money was forced to seek
employment as a deckhand.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-03
Charge of plsorderIy Conduct.

Henry Smith and Mfs. McNabb were
arrested at o'clock last evening by
Chief of Police Smith on a charge of
disorderly conduct. The arrests were
made at the McNabb woman's home
on South Rex street They left a de-
posit for their appearance and will be
given hearing this morning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-03
BICYCLE STOLEN
While e. W. Hahn Was Attendin ng
Lodge Meeting Somebody
Rode His Wheel Away.

E. W. Hahn reported to the police
that while he was attending a meet
ing of the Knights of Pythias lodge
in the Wernet block last evening
some one stole his bicycle from rack
at the Walnut street entrance to the
building. A description of the wheel
was left at the police station.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-03
Strike Not Over Yet.

Special TO Morning News.
Columbus, O., Aug. 1.-The coal
strike in eastern Ohio is not yet fully
ended. Miners at bridgeport. and
Warren struck becauses non-union
miner were not discharged.
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Mayor Tom Testifies.

Special to Morning News.
Cleveland, O., Aug. Mayor John
son testified today in the court con,
tempt case. He admitted he didn't
stop the work of ripping up the Clevo.
land Electric track when served with
an injunction. He said it would leave
the street impossible. ....
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-03
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

The undersigned has been duly appointed
Executor of the Estate OF John Barry, late
ofStark county, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 2nd day of August, 1906
August 2, o, 10. JAMES ID. BARRY.
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Commission Acts.

Columbus, o., Aug. Howard Man
ington, an editor of Urbana. was ap
pointed secretary of the state railway
commission. Morris was elected chair
man.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-03

Ask your grocer or butcher for g.
M. Shreiner's Home Cured Fresh
Sliced Dried Beef.
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Seattle Headquarters

All Alaskans going to Seattle on business or for other purposes are cordially invited to have their mail addressed to themselves in care of the Industrial Bureau of the Alaska Cen tral Railway Company, Lumber EX- change Building, Seattle, Wash, and to make the Bureau their headquarters while in that city.
 Alaska Central Railway Co.
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Withdraw Pleas and Demw

New York. May 23 -Tae vice posi- u.u. aua w#c manager Q. the New York Central '..lru.. indicted in ,ae J.s.. .i..u... ,.. unuu l.. charge uO granting secret rebates Co .n. sugar trust. pleaded mo. guilty few days ago but withdrew 0nep p.eas today and d.mmrad Co she indictments on the
 ground that tine charges are not oeII-
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BANKER DENNlS0N
 ACCUSED OF MURDER
v cable to Tho Daily Gateway.

San Francisco, May 9 Ernest Dem nison, local banker, was arrested to- day for shooting a man on April 20, during the fire. Dennison was lieu tenant in the Philippines in the war there and during the recent fire he offered his services to Gen. Funston. He was attached to the Twenty infantry and while doing guard duty shot 90 man for quarrcIing with marines The mans body was thrown into the bay by Dcnuisou'- order.
 Norcport of the killing was made to the coroner and the identity of the victim is unknown. The main facts only came to light within lhc last few day, a, tac result of am investigation after ,he affair had been the subject Of considerable gossip.
 May Rapture Coast League
 Los Angeles. May 23 Jim Morley released the players of the To, An- gcIcs Coa,, League club yesterday but they refused To go north as team. The Los Angeles franchise ha, been purchased bya company consisting of the managers of all the other Coast League club, except Seattle. The re- rusal of the men Co be transferred eIsc- where na- caused them Co be declared outlaw, by the Coast League directors. From present prospect, the Coast League is hopclessIy ruptmcd and there will be no games anywhere.
 Files Charges Against Sullivan
 Washington, D. C., May 2l A c.. NcHrtdc of Nome filed charge, today awfu,. Potter Charles Sullivan. form cry O. .ha. city, who was recently nominated by nrosldcn. Eoo-oso.. ro be y. $. district attorney 0on ,u. #.-,- .ln district of Washington ,o succeed Jesse Fus.. Mcbride claims .a.l ~u- Uwm .uuow him down u mining -u. d. Em. in which Sullivan wn, ou- p..o# u- .. attorney. |a. ".. w| withhold conformation w.. S...- van clears a.m...
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Eegir EonLeaL of Denver Vote

Denver, May 22- The contest by the Municipal Ownership party of the recent city election, at which a propo- st,tou for the city Go take over electric railway franchises was defeated began today. It is claimed that the fran cht,e granted to a private corporation was carried by the votes of non tax payers, and that fraudulent tax certif- cates were issued to enable these men to register and vote. Fraud is also claimed in the late election.
 Henry Dougherty of New York, president of the Gas and Electric Company, refused today to testify con- corning certain private affairs of the company. He was committed to jail by Judge Johnson in the district court but was released on habeas corpus by the supreme court. The hearing of the habeas corpus proceeding will take place next Monday.
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HelLer Steamer Service

Seattle, May 23 After June l2 the steamers Dolphin and Jefferson will run from Soatr.. ,o Lynn canal ,on 30 ,iy-Gar schedule. calling at Sitka.
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Metals Keep Going Up

New York, May 23 Bar silver went up today to 01I cents per ounce. Lead wa, quoted at s5.g0 and sj. Copper remains firm at SlS.5o to si9 for lake and elocuo.ytic.
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To Boost Aiaska-Yukon Fair

Seattle. May 2@ Gov. NcIuhes of Yukon territory is here to confer with tno directors of tha AIasAa-Hukon eN- po,iion He promises that they can depend upon his active support. He ha, just returned from Ottawa, where he was pledged aid from the Canadian cabinet for Yukon exhibit.
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.., - s..,e W.,.-.L

-.... May -5 ..u.meu arrested upon tue .ua... O. footing fra. u. Arlington dock during ,uo fire. accuse rauo.mou O.. .ae r..g police force cd. stealing whisky from tu. warehouse. They claim to have seen g.. police men carrying whisky bottles under lIain coats.
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Russi.n 0rf.ccrs M Be shot

Sr. PrnIs0uwg Eay 70 1t is re- ported Jh. Gen. Suoes,aI and Admiral NebogaraI uag. been privately court mo1.g'.H and sentenced to be shot, the ...... .5r h. surrender O. Port Awu.. .H r.. ....." .or his ,urrou- aeror his squadron in the battle O. the Sea O. Japan when he was still in 8 condition 60 fight.
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NEWS or THE WORLD FOR PAST WEEK
AFFIRMs CONWCTI0a
or SENATOR BURTON
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".rama Must Keep tTe Peace
.rr.. rlrv8ra.tv Coa|est

Albany. N. N.. Ma. ---AUou.Es "I.. eoa..-. us William E. Hearst of ... election of George B. Mcclellan 10 .a. m.go.a.rg O. Greater New York; argue. yesterday before the ate urn.g-geaanaI the demand for a rec eou. Of votes on the ground oD fraud
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Confirms Mullen and Dudley

Washington, D. C., May 25-The senate confirmed the appointments of Patrick M. Mullen as receiver and John ". Dudley as register of the land office at Juneau, Alaska, ye,'er- day afternoon. Both were re-appoin,- mpvf-.
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S. A. D. Puter Captured Again

san Frauct-co. May 2l- $. A. D. Pu,arNt the Eugpin of the Oregon land fraud crowd, who escaped from 90 secret service agent of the government two months ago i'm Boston, was captured in Alameda this morning by detectives. He pulled a gun but was covered with the officers rcyolvers before he could point it. Putcr intended to sail for China.
 Puter was convicted more than a year ago and had since been out on bail. For several months all trace of him was lost. When caught in Boston he gog the officer off his guard and covered him with revolver on pub- lie street and escaped into the crowd.
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.ru.rae Shaw lo. President

N.s..oa-.. E.. a.E 9. Republicans o0 n. S.E.h Nuurn.s,.lua o.s.r.y. .n convention yesterday reuouma.oo Congressman John r. .acoy and inc uon,oa Secretary of run Treasury ..-.t. N. Shaw a, taou.No Republican .r...rf... ".r. in. presidency.
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Describes Alaska Resources
To fIunt for New Continent

Vancouver B. c. May 22 Capt. MfsN.-ou sailed today for the north with t.. purpose of discovering new .ouu... which he believe, to exist mr.. Arctic sea. Iii, rtyuumo.r, eleven m.. Taey eznec. to proceed .s mort. as possible this summer an. eros, ... Arctic sea next spring.
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