Code Bill Referred by House to 17-Member Committee
Columbus Aug 26 The House adopts a resolution to appoint a special committee of 17 members to which all bills, including the Code House bill No 5, will be referred. Representative Guerin of Erie introduced related bills on pleadings and appeals as the code is read. Senator Longworth introduced the bill in the Senate. The hearing plan limits sections and the Cleveland delegation fights the elective City Solicitor and Prosecuting Attorney of Pollencourt. Senator Hanna expected to advise legislators on the code.
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Columbus
Guerin
Erie County
Roger
Columbus O
Cleveland
Soliester
Pollencourt
Hanna
Roosevelt Praises Navy And Military Merit At Moody Home
President Roosevelt, at Secretary Moody’s home in Haverhill, lauded the Navy and called for sustained high peace time efficiency to ensure preparedness for war. He praised Annapolis and West Point as democratic schools where merit governs careers, urged ongoing ship and gun industry readiness, and stressed that true national honor rests on deeds, not words, in preparation for conflict.
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Haverhill
Mass
Navy
Moody
Roosevelt
Annapolis
West Point
America
Deal
Mien
Cire
Histrumene
Agust
Spain
N O T Co Granted Large Rebate by City Board
The N O T Co received a rebate order of 1022.34 charged to the Malheast paying fund No 6 for the street segment between Thornton and Crosier streets. City commissioners on Tuesday adjusted the costs claiming the original estimate overstated the company’s expense and corrected the balance due.
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Thornton and
Crosier Sts
Katherine Aultman dies at 75 in Canton after philanthropy
Canton Ohio August 26 Mrs Katherine B Aultman a longtime resident and benefactor died this morning at age 75 She founded Autman hospital contributed to education and charity and left bequests to public institutions totaling about 200000
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Canton, O
Katherine B. Aultman
Canton
Autman, Hospital
Open Air Concert Fund Seeks More Donations
The Eighth Regiment band fund for summer concerts is nearly exhausted. Leader Mr W R Palmer urges anyone who can contribute to sustain the concert series through the halffuel of the season. Nine concerts have been held so far and the public must decide whether to continue.
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Eighth Regiment
MY. W. KR. Palmer
Strikers Stop a Manila Park Trolley Run in Tamaqua
At Summitville a special trolley car carrying non union workers was halted by a mob of strikers. Two men were beaten and removed, troops arrived to restore order and guide workers back to the car. In Hazleton police protected returning workers as strikers were dispersed by deputies.
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Tamaqua
Manila Park
Arma
Summit Bijl
Hazleton
Lehigh Valley Co
Mayor Finishes Address Prepares for Convention Day
The Mayor completes his speech and rests until the League of Municipalities convention in Grand Rapids. He plans meditation and respite, aiming to be in top condition for August 28 when he will deliver an address expected to reverberate widely.
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Te League of American Munfelyuiities
Af Grand Rapidy
THD Weather Outlook For South And North Regions
The south portion expects rain tonight while the north remains fair. Local rain is forecast for Wednesday with possible showers across the region.
Desperate attempt to wreck N P train at Sand Point
Desperate fobbers from Spokane tried to wreck a Northern Pacific train at Sand Point Toledo sixty miles east last night. They tore up the track covered the train crew and used dynamite on the express car but could not force it and finally left without booty.
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Spokane
Wash
Ave
Northern Pacific
Sand Point
Toledo
Here
Camera Club Plans Outing For Labor Day Event
The Akron Camera Club will hold a special meeting Tuesday evening to finalize arrangements for the Labor Day outing. The outing committee plans to report details and expects full attendance.
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Akron’ Camera Club
Remembered Generously In Will of Cecil Rhodes
Fragmentary report from London dated Aug 26 notes Cecil Rhodes bequeathing lands in Africa valued at about $1,000,000 to the Countess of Warwick. It mentions a famous beauty known as Lady Brooke and a noted nickname, with references to King Edward and the Prince of Wales years ago.
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Cecil Rhodes
London
Countess of Warwick
Africa
Rabbling Brooke l
Lady Brooke
Hero Ns
Abe Grat
Bac Pathe
Edward
Prince of Wales
Controversy Over New Portage Post Office Closure
New Portage residents protest Barberton plans to close their post office with scares of losing mail and sales. Opponents push for keeping the office or converting it to a hub or substation to retain trade and revenue, led by John B. Davis and Councilman McCarty.
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McCarty
Davis
New Portage
Barberton
Portage
No hope to end cholera in Philippines until typhoon season
Washington August 26 reports the cholera epidemic in the Philippines remains unchecked until the typhoon season. Surgeon General Forwood notes only light rains have occurred, stirring streams and spreading germs, with no material improvement likely until heavier storms.
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Washington
Philippines
Forwood
Five Bands Lead Tabor Day Parade Plans
General committee in Akron lays out five bands to head parade divisions for Tabor day celebration. Goodrich at first division, Great Western second, K O T M third, Eighth Regiment No 1 fourth, Eighth Regiment No 2 Industrial division. Events include state shaving contest, acrobatics by Higgle Brothers, slack wire by Prof Aredo, and dancing prizes at Tip Top and Rose halls. Judges Kasson Werner Burt chosen for best union appearance. hands provide ball game music at Buchtelsrovinds and East Akron.
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General Committee
Goodrich
Great Western
Main St
J. T. McMahon
M. O'Neil Co
Higgle Brothers
Howard St
Cherry St
Aredo
Market St. Manor
H. A. Kasson
Herman Werner
James H. Burt
Vendollara
Buchtelsrovinds
East Akron
Mischief by Two Young Boys At Police HQ
David Earl Capron six and Thomas Heller eight were brought to Police headquarters after Officer Duffy charged them with stealing a bicycle. They could not explain possession. Chief Durkin lectured them and released the boys, who wept bitterly during police custody.
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David Earl Capron
Thomas Heller
Duffy
Durkin
Simms Plans Bout With Willie Mack in Cincinnati Camp Build Up
Art Simms arrives in Akron after a train ride and joins the McGovern camp in Cincinnati. He is confident Terry Simms will defeat Willie Mack, citing Corbett era conditioning and power. Simms hints at betting a prelim and continuing sparring with McGovern under Sammy Harris, with camps fielding rival baseball teams and a postfight game planned.
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Art Simms
Akron
Mornig
McGovern
Cincinnati
Simms
Terry
Corbett
Art
Nall
Mabe
Willie Mack
Kimms
Delegates to Head to Sandusky Convention Monday Night
Chairman Snyder says the Akron delegation will depart by T. and V. railroad monday night at 8:20 for Sandusky. From Cleveland the party rides via Lake Shore train shortly after 7 p.m. Those delaying will face regular fare if they start Tuesday.
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Chiirman Snyder
Akron
Sandusky
Cleveland
Lake Shore
City Commissioners Adopt Road Contract Recommendations
On Tuesday the city commissioners adopted recommendations to cancel awarding the Worle street contract to John Gm and to reject the grading contract for Soutle street 08. W. Parshalh. The actions reflect a move to re-bid and re-evaluate bids for the local street projects.
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Worle St
John Gm
Soutle St
W. Parshalh
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