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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1900
Page
8
Boston store promotes cloudy Friday weather while advertising wide stock. It highlights gift items including handkerchiefs and gloves with free boxes, lists varied linen and lace trims, and notes prices from 12% to $1.50 per item. The notice ends by urging attention to Japanese china ware at 150-152 S Howard St.
Fragmentary notices advertise railroad tickets to Bun Bopw and Paris Expo via Wading lines with low price details. Mentions ticket agent G. D. Monndle at Union depot and Cook’s tours. Includes garbled dates and an invitation to advertise in the Democrat want column.
Barberton area work expands on new boulevard and a future Real Estate town called Kenmore. Orrville trial looms for Robinson on a Fox Lake netting charge. Warden linked to a High Night shooting case. Carlyon departs Barberton for an engineering post. A concert at the Colonial draws praise.
Owing to illness the adjourned meeting of the United Madris charter members is postponed to next Tuesday in Cleveland. A special railroad trip is planned with speakers delivering a lecture to the club. Also reported are sentences handed to Spyder and Richard Bulet for prison terms and a vivid account of colorfully recalled historical anecdotes from the era.
A damaged text fragment mentions Manager Ward and several names in a midweek social or sports context. References to Dec 5 and attendees Korn-To Mv Mies Bil Milian and Mea Renger of National age appear, but details are unclear and identities are partly garbled.
May or Jones Lite resigns from the Lincoln Republican club following a request asserting he is no longer a Republican and the club is strictly Republican. The move follows prior efforts to remove him amid internal dissent within the club and questions about his party alignment.
An old advert promotes Miller's Actual Business College in Akron Ohio. It highlights training in bookkeeping penmanship and business practices, claims graduates placed in jobs, and touts the college’s success and ready employment assistance.
A Coventry resident, Obie, widow of a local official, died after a cancer battle. Funeral planned at Lovkwood’s Corners Haven in Wayne, Indiana. Ex-county clerk of Hancock County, Obie Wite, arrested here on charges of embezzlement as police traced the suspect from Findlay to protect the public.
Local officials refute a Wednesday report claiming a meeting between W A Tyne of Lanton and Canton officials occurred regarding city matters. They state no such meeting took place and that Mr Lynch was not present in Akmo.
Public records show a marriage license issued to Jatt Mooi and Tauren Miasthilds AKPLON with groom’s occupation listed as fem. The notice provides names and related details from the issuing authority.
Major E A Keason to meet George K Newb in Colne Dis on Wednesday for the arrival of Guy and circumstances in the lead up to Dee. Nant expected to remove Mickley from the area and the G AT plans a warm reception.
Obituary notice states John McCanin aged about sixty six, died at Lockwood's Corner on a Sabbath morning after a lingering illness. Funeral to be held at Lockwood's Conger church at ten o'clock with services conducted by the local minister.
A fragmented article discusses the influence of weather on creature fatigue and the decanting of tufa and sulfur related products. It describes fatigue symptoms from certain products and references Lancet. The piece then shifts to natural guidance on weather effects, from Queen Beatrice to rock formations and landslides, citing water erosion and tiny beginnings leading to great ends.
The article describes sloths hanging upside down in trees and using branches as natural supports. It notes how various tropical animals, including anteaters and parrots, sleep suspended by claws without effort, and mentions adaptations like hammocks in their habitats. It also references Australian marsupials and tropical birds adopting similar resting postures to conserve energy.
The readable fragments describe houndets at sea and a creature drawing its head and nose near its chest, but the passage is garbled and lacks coherent details or identifiable events. No clear people places or actions emerge to form a solid summary.
A Chicago Journal item recounts a courtroom scene where a prisoner, questioned by a judge, is assessed by palmistry and peers rather than clear evidence. The jurist jokes about knowledge and health while the trial proceeds and the prisoner exits unseen.
A garbled transcription describes a dramatic scene involving Mrs Kendal in Dublin and a named figure Pygmation. The passage suggests jealousy and an attempted confrontation in an audience with unclear events and roles.
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