Detective Sherman Report Delayed by City County Clash
A crowded Saturday morning scene outside County Commissioners offices followed a plan for Detective Sherman to read a report on riot cases. City leaders refused attendance, citing no shared jurisdiction, while Sherman and police representatives faced an extended private conference and a delayed reading.
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Sherman
Grant & Sieber
Side Town
Akron
Hs Keport
Sen. Sleber
Officials at city conference attended by citizens and officers
The report lists several city and county officials including City Solicitor Hagate who said he attended as a private citizen. Deputy Pardee and A. J. Rowley remained after to discuss possible developments. Police Officer Doerler and operator John Conway were the only officers present.
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Olty
Hagate
Kelly
Washer Walt 6O
W. J. Pardee
A. J. Rowley
Doorler
John Conway
City commissioners balk at county claim split in riot inquiry
City officials declined to join county in a joint conference over a 81,676 bill from four detectives led by Mr Sherman. The officials said county and city agreed after the riot that the city would pay half the expenses of detecting the pot prisoners, contingent on Prosecutor Wanamaker's approval. Wanamaker approved the detectives’ claims, county commissioners allowed their share, leaving the city commission to approve and refer to the council for joint approval.
City and County Officials Close Detective Case
Attorneys for the police department told the County Commissioners during the morning session that the matter is closed with detectives’ claims allowed. They warned that pursuing investigation outside official duties could remove official protection and lead to public accountability for any further disclosures. The Democrat noted a continuation on page eight.
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Police Department
Democrat
Battle near Bathulle pitting De Wet against Finnish forces
Reported today a fierce battle rages near Bathulle between Gen. De Wet's forces and the Finnish under Mon. Kiox with De Wet hard pressed.
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Cape ‘Town
Kphi
Bathulle
de Wet
Mon. Kiox
DeWet
Flowers Recall Kruger's Paris Sendoff and Flows of Hope
President Kruger left Paris for Colomne amid Boer sympathizers floral tributes and a brief speech. He expressed hope for future visits to America and belief that other great republics would support the Transvaal. A London report notes Berlin visit doubts and Germany's stance on arbitration tied to England.
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Paris
Krugger
Colomne
Kruger
Kroger
Blom
London
Beplle
Berlin
Germany
England
West HM Land Company Leaders Named in Fragment
Fragmentary text lists Cobb, Borton, Mull, Tore, Corsen, Marvin Everett, Robert, Olek, Mer lin and Auguste aves with Mr. Will Christy as president of the West HM Land company J TT Nutt as treasurer and Kasch as manager.
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Cobb, Borton, Mull
Tore
Corsen
Marvin Everett
Robert, Olek
Merlin
Auguste Aves
Will Christy
West HM Land Company
J. Tt. Nutt
Trefetror
Kasch
Promises and deals swirl around Walsh lines sale
Bridgeport capitalists led by Thomas F. Walsh bought the Akron Cuyahoga Falls Rapid Transit system for $495,000. The deal transfers the property to a Newark and Bridgeport syndicate with plans for miles of new track and unspecified improvements. The sale includes commissions and obligations, with the deed to be filed soon and inspections to follow.
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Akron
T. I Walsh
Bild
Rapid ‘Transit Company
Andrew Adel
Bridgeport
Glew
Philippine Question In Status Quo And Civil Service Aid
Washington reports that Senators including Frye Platt Lodge Ulrich Allison and Hale consider keeping the Philippines question in statu quo for another year while planning a broader program for the coming session. They expect war tax changes to be settled this year plus possible limits on revival of the Spooner bill. President McKinley orders the U S civil service commission to aid the Philippine civil service board and to conduct examinations for the Philippine Islands civil service.
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Washington
Frye
Platt
Connecticut
Lodge
Ulrich
Allison
Hale
Spooner
Philippines
Philippine
McKinley
U. S. Eigil Service Commission
Civil Service Board
U. S. Phillippines Commission
Philippine Islands
U. S
West Hill Land Co. closes deal for Infirmary farm tile
West Hill Land Company secures title to 44 nerves of the Infirmary farm for 11000, with county commissioners using funds to buy 110 acres of Cobb farm nearby. An option preceded the Cobb purchase and the land will become the Portize Mark allotment with new streets opening immediately.
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West Hill Land Company
Infirmary
Lef
Mariket and
Exchange Sta
Cobb
Fauruimey
West Hit Land Company
Major Blaze Destroys Meadows Dry Goods Block at Fulton
A $250,000 fire swept Fulton Kentucky this morning gutting a block including the Meadows dry goods store post office opera house and hotel. Burglary suspected as motive with thefts reported. Boyd Reed of Paducah leaped from a third story window and may be fatally injured as water works failed to halt the blaze.
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Pulton
Dee
Wywonty
Boyd Reed
Paducah
Colored Man Accused of Insulting Her in Police Court
Miss Clara Hollard testified before Mayor's Clerk Holloway on Friday afternoon alleging Robert Hughes colored insulted her on South Howard street Friday. Hughes was arrested by Officer Duffy and in Police Court Saturday morning pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct. case continued to Tuesday for witnesses. Fred Sotiallin, accused by his wife of failing to provide for family, also continued. Sotiallin pleaded not guilty. George Kramer charged with intoxication pleaded guilty and was fined $2 and costs.
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Clara Hollard
Holloway
Robert Hughes
South Howard St
Hutches
Duffy
Young
Witnissen
Fred Sotiallin
Schillin
Gorge Kramer
Coste
The Wonderful X-Ray Exhibit at M O Neil Co
The X Ray, a light that penetrates objects, allows viewing bones through wood and a metal key through a closed thick book. It is being shown at M O Neil Co dry goods store with many model features to observe the marvel.
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M. O'Neil &Co
Gompers Willing to Seek Re-election at AFL Convention
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, stated he is willing to be reelected at the AFL annual convention, which begins in Louisville, Kentucky, on December 6.
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New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Louisville
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets hailed as safest remedy
A review touts Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as the safest treatment for catarrh and related throat stomach issues. It cites a noted observer who discarded other remedies after testing the tablets, claiming rapid relief from mucus, coughing, and indigestion. The preparation is described as cleansing and antiseptic, using eucalyptus and other ingredients, with tablets priced at a few cents.
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Stuart
Rusdell Gays
Smart
LT Dio
Hye
de. Estabrook
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Detective Sherman
Dom Paul
America
Transvaal
Walsh Lines
Mr. and
Mrs. van Liew
Neil House
van Wert
W. M. Dally
van Liew
Neal
Noll
Alice Hammel
Union
Ohio
Columbus, O
Nell House
Penitentiary
Sheriff Webster
Columbus
Sps
Neil
Chicago
Bargairs
A. B. Smith
Civil Service Commission
West Hil
Ensen
Evealize
Frank, Laubach & Clermmer Jewelers, !. CO
F. Temple
Main Street
Police Court News
Manonic Temple
Caswall
Norther Ohio
W.E. Langdon
W. M A
E.roach
Seo'y
BR. A
Mpple
F. Caswall
W.E. Waugh
M. E. H. P. Attest
A. E. Roach
See
Gompers
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