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Newspaper

Akron Daily Democrat

Location

Akron, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1902

Page

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Charges Filed Against Akron Prison Keeper Washer

Chief Durkin accuses Prison Keeper John B Washer of neglecting John Morland in Akron city prison on December 1 and 2 1902 delaying medical aid. The filing signals a wider probe of police affairs with potential further charges and political maneuvering surrounding top posts and investigations.

Durkin Board of City Commissioners John FE. Washer John J. Morland Hogue Ave Washer Washer Ix Bakerman Alnce John BE Weaher Alon John L, Moraland John i John Morland John 14 Moraland Jol B Deer Dee Faid Ald Moraland John Durkin Police

Mutineers at sea prompt Royal Navy alert

In a December report from Queenstown the British ship Taleater Castle, which arrived from San Francisco, says the mutineers aboard the American vessel killed an officer, fatally wounded another, and set the captain afloat. The crew then attempted to abandon ship in the mid Atlantic.

Queenstown Taleater Castle San Francisco mid-Atlantic

Continued hearing in Washer case ends with request for delay

The hearing began after 1 30 a m with Prisonkeeper Washer represented by A J Kayley. Attorneys argued to adjourn for more time and examination of witnesses, while Washer sought a continuance. the board considered delaying to allow proper preparation. Moralanid shows modest improvement but remains in dangerous condition.

Washer A.J. Kayley Washer Wold Evie Meuve Rowley Titi Witter Crome Wilsons Anne Moralanid

Robbery at Herkeley Square Jewelry Jewelry Stolen

In Herkeley Square last night a large jewelry burglary occurred at the home of the Countess Selisirie. Robbers took a pearl necklace of great value along with brooches bracelets rings and other items.

London Deo. K Selisirie Herkeley Square

Target Shoot for Company B Eighth Regiment

There will be another target shoot for members of Company B Eighth Regiment Saturday afternoon at the Fast Akron range. The members of the company will meet at the armory at 1 p m.

Eighth Regiment Fast Akron Range

Section Officer Washer Charged With Violating Prison Provision

A section officer Washer is charged under section 148 of Chapter VII for failing to receive and safely keep arrestees. The charge alleges neglect of duties to ensure proper confinement, with failure to provide necessary food and lawful release or discharge. The incident concerns police procedures and prison oversight.

Snow storm closes collieries and delays trains in Shamokin

A heavy snow storm in Shamokin Pennsylvania caused all collieries in the region to shut down this morning. Snow depth reached about a foot and railroad trains ran hours late. If the storm lasts until evening express rates on mountain passes may rise.

Shamokin

Militia Bill Moves Through Senate and House Action

Washington December 5 Congressmen Dick and allies push military affairs measures as Senate committee reports favorably and House committees convene with White House officials. Secretaries and Gen Dillow press for swift enactment before the Christmas recess to aid state guard preparations and legislative action similar to Ohio’s spring precedent.

Washington Charles Dick Senate Committee On Military Affairs Pawsange Fis House White House Thoot Ilk Iitk Toot Dilek Keeretary Mwot Lund Diet Senate

Arraigned in U S Court on Blackmail Indictments

Columbus D J Aver Hughes and Thomas Felle and Joseph Miller and wife were arraigned in the United States court on indictments found last night charging them with ten crimes for blackmailing prominent men of Columbia over relations with Mrs Miller. All plead not guilty and hearing is set for next Monday. They were released on bond.

Columbus D. J Aver Hughes Thoms Felle Joseph Miller United States Columbia Mra Miller

Masked men rob Engte club rooms during raid

Porntolia Lina Deot reports three masked men entered the Engte club rooms during a raid. The high night guard was robbed of about $1,000. There were 85 men in the rooms. Two robbers bound players while the others collected the money as officers pursued.

Porntolia Lina Deot

Garfield Banquet Tonight At Warsren Garter Club

Akron attendees attend the Garfield banquet with Summit County represented by Ike Miles on the program to toast.

Ant

Fire investigation trailed Tivcoin hotel blaze blame shifts

Inquiry into the Tivcoin hotel fire continues as charges of perjury and murder attempt loom for Fred A. Smith and Nett Clark Weber. The cases were continued and officials plan a broader push against inadequately protected buildings lacking escape provisions.

Dee S.toaviry Tivcoin Hotel Heristid Foley Fred A. Smith Ncttt Clark Weber Orton

Governor vetoes pardon recommendation over habitual criminal law

Columbus today vetoed yesterday’s pardon recommendation for life criminals due to repeal of the habitual criminal law. The governor argues the measure should be retroactive and retroactive application is not warranted.

Columbus Dec Sanh

Getting Better

Washington report on ex Speaker Reed shows improving health. Medical bulletin notes rising temperature falling pulse and respiration, mental clarity returning as symptoms abate. Official sources state Reed is out of bed and in favorable condition after recent illness.

Washington Friends of Ex

Settlement of Houston attest car men's wage dispute

SETTLED Houston December 5. The street car men's strike war settled Thursday with wage raises: first year 18 cents per hour, second year 10 cents per hour, third year 30 cents per hour. They may work nine hours or longer by choice. The company will not discharge employees for union membership or for union actions. Dispute to be submitted to arbitration.

Houston Tex

Captain Walker Seeks At Large Council Seat Next Spring

Captain J. W. Walker announces candidacy for council at large in the coming spring election. He lists a long private record and reform-minded work as strengths and asks constituents to weigh his past services and steady leadership in the campaign.

J. W. Walker

Oviatt Seeks Akron Wagon Plant Investment

Mr. 8. Oviatt of Lansing Michigan and the Oviatt Wagon Co plan a factory in Akron to manufacture business wagons. He aims to secure local capital, noting ties to Summit county and West Highfield, with early life in Michigan.

8. Oviatt Lansing Mich Oviatt Wagon Co Akron Tfme Oviui Summit County Weat Hichfield Michigan

Movements in Rubber Co Mergers Reported in Democrat

The Democrat states two weeks ago that the People's Hard Rubber Co property was sold to American and Rubber Co and notes the announcement may be uncertain. An inventory of People's stock is underway as part of the closure. Another report says American Hard Rubber Co plant and People's plant may consolidate after the deadline.

Democrat Shout People’s Hard Rubber Co American and Rubber Co People's Company American Hard Buller Co People’s Company

Storm Swept Coastal Areas Report Severe Weather

Norfolk to Cape Henry reports stormy conditions with telegraph wires down and wrecks along the coast. Virginia, Maryland and nearby states endure high winds as sea dangers increase and ships seek shelter inland.

Norfolk W. Va Dee Virginia Carolina Marylind

Cemetery Plot Sparks North Side Mystery in Chicago

An anonymous letter case tied to Dr Fernand Henrotin and Mrs Fannie Selntyre drives a legal challenge as Horatio May seeks action over decades of abusive notes. The piece notes a lack of burial ground in Enid Oklahoma and describes a city famed for feuding with death and a history of letters sent to engaged residents.

Chicago Lee North Bide Society Poller Department Post Office Horatio May Fernand Ben Fotin May Fannie Selntyre Leon North Kile Hempatend Waeh Henrotie Belgium Vonnse Fernand Henrotin

Monument For Boy Who Defended a Hank

A wartime style note honors 14 year old Wesley whose brave defense of a treasure entrusted to his care interrupted a burglary attempt. The tribute references community support and ongoing efforts to preserve his memory and the monument project.

Laporte Weetruin Wesley

The Passionate Opera Affair Ends in Separate Paths

Phlenge Deo S A romanes marks an unusual tale of love and art as Horie Bernadi and Velepa Lena plan a marriage within orthodox Hellrese rites. Five years earlier, a stirring romance with Helena Lemprh blossomed during an audience night at Tasabere We. The fates intervened when Barund, newly returning to his home, urged a premature engagement that redirected Helena Lemnpal toward a Berlin career, ending the romance. They are to be married on stage after the final performance of the theatre season.

Huekethan Horie Bernadi Lena Tasabere Helena Lemprh Opera Alnger Freteleft Barund Berlin Ho Eoteddan

Molineux Divorce Case Hears Cruel Treatment Claim

Mrs Hianehe Molineux of St Paul Minnesota seeks divorce from Hianehe Molineux claiming cruel and inhuman treatment. She alleges he hired detectives to shadow her during his imprisonment and that her mental suffering was worsened by distrust and ongoing distress. Molineux denies the allegations.

St. Paul, Minn Dec Sioux Malle Hianehe Molineux Molinous Khe Molinoux

Local grocer elected to state association board

Mr. George Haas a city grocer was chosen as a director of the State Grocer Association at the convention of the association in Columbus this week.

George Haas State Grocerw Ansociation Columbus

Miners Life Testimony Shapes Ute Labor Inquiry

Kerrnton Pa December report notes miners testimonies impressing commissioners. A Presbyterian pastor testified to limited alcohol use among workers and described the community as sober overall, while disputes over wages and loan terms hint at broader tensions in the Ute mining area and its laborers.

Kerrnton Pa Fier Adayiton Snl Ile Wool Soraioll Cameibeelot Mere Avovny

Rumor Claims New Manager for Vayabega Wire Company

Local reports speculate that a manager named Urustedil from Billtown City may be lined up for the Vayabega Wire and Fenep Co. Employees are urged to be ready as a property sale is hinted by town gossip. The sale story remains unconfirmed and uncertain.

Vayabega Wire & Fenep Co

Young Murderer Convicted in Kentucky

In Lexington, Karl White ney, 17, of Noetenle, Teun, was convicted last evening of murder. Merchants Chijiin and his protehment deed at death occurred during a burglary. Chinn was killed on Ger Th while Williney and Chutes Brien aided burglary. The jury deliberated a little over an hour. White ney wept when the verdict was read. O'Brien faces trial next.

Lexington Karl Whiteney Noetenle Teun Ius Merot Chijiin Ierchant Chinn Williney Chutes Brien Preniier Huenen O'Brien

Father Higgins Dead and Local Catholic Leader Passes

The death of Father Higgins, a well known Catholic priest and leader in his community, is reported after a long illness. He was widely recognized across America for his work with the order and his service to the church.

ChiMlihath Mather

Fair Tonight and Later with Brisk North Winds

A weather notice reports fair conditions tonight and into tomorrow with brisk north winds and cooler temperatures. No precipitation is indicated. The forecast mentions steadier winds and dry skies across the region.

Golder

Mrs Nelson’s Mind Clears After Morphine Trial

Fragmented report centers on Mrs Margaret Neleyn and neighbors as they discuss her memory loss and alleged morphine use. The piece notes her improvement and notes a fragile recovery after a period of confusion and sobriety, with mentions of Dr Hunter and others in the social circle.

Margaret Neleyn Ragery Fratter Fay Helle Ymierntine Mm Nelton Abe Hunter Nelson Neilson

KLINE Will Take His Office In August

The record notes that the county clerk’s term will begin in August with new clerks to assume duties. The Supreme Court decision affects the term length of county clerks, extending or resettling the start date to the coming January, while awaiting the next election results and official proclamations. The piece references the upcoming gubernatorial and local elections and the circumstances surrounding the clerk’s office transition.

Fedkay Alyn Supreme Court

Resigned Official Ties to City Water Board

Fragmentary OCR records indicate a resignation involving a Mr SM Strong and references to roles at a telephone company and a newspaper or civic group. The text is corrupted, but hints at a superintendent successor and multiple managers associated with a local People’s Company.

Poor oil blast shocks San Fran scene headline

A confusing OCR fragment describes an oil explosion with damaged names and places including San Francisco and Aristol?ne. The report hints at injuries and an ensuing prosecution while witnesses react with fear. Further readable details are limited.

Good horses scarce in town as fire stations seek mounts

The commissioner noted horses are scarce and costly as Fire Stations 6 and 7 seek ten mounts for union work. The board member recalled previous use of horses, saying better stock is hard to find and expensive.

Honor Roll of Those Who Have Gone Before

A memorial service will be held at the Colunio theatre in Akron for the deceased noted as W. Allen Henry Kinges Roy H. Hasmith and others. The program includes music by Mira Selberine Meres's orchestra and Mr Edwin Deuglee with speeches by local officials and clergy.

Akron Lodge Elie Fy Hener Brett Trate Akron Ocolunio Sindey Mira Y Selberine Meres Edwin Deuglee Fey Monin Row Fey Win BO Hedwin Tryle Arbeiet Wella AL & Letgentetueh Teowia J Saiful W. ©. Allen Henry Kinges Roy H. Hasmith Thomas Toole Simon M. Stone J. W. Wilson George A. Long NB Bretie Or George W. Heneberger

Reply by Bryan attacker to Cleveland in Commoner

Brean critiques Grover Cleveland's Democratic fidelity and trust alignments, alleging Cleveland favors trusts and railroad mergers over genuine reform. He accuses Cleveland of courting power through stock quotations and stirring political influence, implying deception in his reform image amid national party tensions.

Sdncula Cole Byrin Commoner Grover Cleveland New York World Cleveland Brean Clevelared Clevelace Bryan Clevelant Nomlern Puebie Cleves Constance Denis

Wheeling Telegraphs trade bow amid defamation suit

In Virginia on December 5 a defamation suit was filed by Jan J. Corbett against the Wheeling Telegraphs alleging damage to reputation from a public statement about his conduct on a Baltimore and Ohio train. The case seeks damages of 25000 dollars.

Va. Va Wheeling Dunia Beint Jan J. Corbett Tele Aroples Ohio

Fireman killed in crash at corner of Cascare

At a corner in Cleveland a wall section collapsed during a rescue attempt, burying four. Fireman Patrick Joyce died at the scene. Lt. Robt Stakken and Dan Pun were injured. 24 Curner and Willie Jonas were seriously hurt.

Cleveland Wall Fel Patrick Joyce San Jonas Willie Robt Dan Pun Curner

New Job For Booth in General Role

A partial notice indicates Byron Booths ron has secured a new position as a stenographer with a local firm, replacing previous duties in general office work. The item confirms the career move and mentions the employer in vague terms.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Police Durkin General Dick Committee James Boys Nash Reed Texas Capt. Walker Enid O. T O. T. Dee Lnule Wurlal Bald Mrs. Molineux Falls Father Higgins Margaret Nelson Kline Will Schenectady SM. Strong PoMlton Ws People’ Co San New York Chanter of Commerce Elks Cel Booth Byron Booths Ron Genera Ri Dotalion Hongo
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