Stoppered by injunction in Washer case hearing
A City hearing on charges against Prisonkeeper Washer ended abruptly when an injunction halted the session. Judge Kohler’s temporary injunction blocks further proceedings while a challenge to the Akron-Youngstown act, cited by the defense, is reviewed. The preliminaries before next Tuesday's resumed hearing drew crowded interest and heated exchanges over procedure and charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washer
Kohler
Thomas Higgins
Tme
Moraland
A. J. Rowley
Higgins
J.C. Frank
Frank Rose
Eagate
Prank
Mr. Rowley
Neasea
Rowley Tose
Rowley
Frank
Dintea
Ain
Falrmers
Rowlngaid
Raleigh
Mr. Houser
Moviland
Lily Home
Toad
Slill
Morland
Patton
Rane
Mordland
Oforis
Tigerne
Jugtins
Gomis Mowers
Hawley
Contagious Diseases and Deaths Reported in Akron
The report notes one fatal case in November due to typhoid fever. Total deaths for the month were 49 from violence. Thirty contagious cases were reported with 18 scarlet fever. Births greatly exceeded deaths at 77, with 49 males and 87 females.
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Akron
Coal roads dispute at the Senate talks fail to settle
Scranton reports ongoing settlement chatter on aurhhelte ceat contoversy with attitudes varying before Conrulasion. Proposals affect independent conjyaniog and the economy as negotiations stall. The summary notes unclear figures like 149 and 060,050 amid the dispute.
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Scranton
Dec
Varlince
Wich
Two Calls Reported for St. Paul’s Rector Baie
Rev J H W Baie of St Pauls Episcopal church disclosed receipt of two calls to other churches. He will consider them, while Rev Mr Tinke, asked if he would accept, said he had not decided yet.
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J. H. W. Baie
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Tinke
Trom
Thhat
Georgetown
Washingyton
Key
Mr. Blake
Eight More Eligible to Run for Akron City Solicitor
Akron law students examined in Columbus for Bar admission are listed among the eight who passed. Names include Frank J. Korkwell, Join Vaughan, James B. Huber, and Harvey J. Batnerel. Board results show 93 of 388 applicants admitted. Margaret McVaud of Catlin is noted as the first woman admitted to early practice.
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Akron
Columbus
City Solicitoy
Frank J. Korkwell
BR. Vaughan
James B. Huber
Mom. Robinson
James W.W. Hteffert
Lowest Bid For Transporting Troops To Manila
War department announces the lowest bid for transporting troops and army supplies to Manila. Rates include 10 to 28 per ton freight, 10 per head for soldiers without rations, 25 per head for enlisted with rations, and 8 per head for escort or ancillary services. Bids from the Moston Steamento Co. are cited as the basis of the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whellington
War Department
Manila
Moston Bteamento Co
Akron Grocery Co Moves to New Quarters in East Austin
The Akron Grocery Co on South Main street will relocate to a fine new store on East AU ost. Pearlin Hansicker & Co purchased the property for $10,000 and will move in shortly, gaining more roomy and convenient quarters for their business operations.
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Akron Grocery Co
South Main St
Yebieh
Tte
East AU Ost
Pearlin, Hansicker & Co
Judgment in breach of promise case ends with $500 award
In Common Pleas court Alice Zepp won a $500 judgment against George W. Mensch for damages alleging breach of promise. The defense may seek a new trial. The case drew significant attention as a rare sensational local action. Washington, Der 1. The pension appropriation bill moved through committee, with totals of 9120,947.40 and 9129,842,290 carried without opposition.
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Cape
Alice Zepp
George W. Mensch
Washington
Der
House
New Officers Buckley Post G A R Elected
Buckley Post G A R held its regular meeting Friday night and elected officers for the ensuing year. Palmer named commander with Markie as senior vice commander and Hosking as junior vice. McLaughlin quartermaster. Campbell chaplain. Welty geographer. Steese officer of the day. Horn officer of the guard. Schrader trustee of the relief fund. Trustees chosen: Slimrie, Mell and Yerrick. Delegates to the state encampment at Marietta in May named: Nod, Pibbuts, Canape, Bell, Suit, Atmrle and Wilson.
Freight Wreck at Tallmadge Injures Nine
A head end freight collision on a curve near Tallmadge injured nine, with both engines derailed and cars scattered along the tracks. An eastbound and a westbound train were involved after mistaken orders, ambulances were summoned to Alton, and five injured were taken to the city hospital. The crash caused a panic among onlookers and railway workers as the wreckage burned and teams of relief rushed to the scene.
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Tallmadge Sotnritey
Penarth
Accident at Bar berton leaves child dead in shelter
Special Correspondence Barberton Ohio reports a fatal accident Friday at the Pavilion. A child was fatally injured. Dr. Davidson and physicians from Akron and Boardertoat attended. Funeral services set for Sunday afternoon at Piney Moe Church with entombment in Westwood Cemetery. the Davidson home is on Hoppenn Ave.
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Barberton
Dee
Herohd Johnson
Zyonrold
Ib Davidson
Akron
Sythe Piney Moe
Ehuteb
Weetwood Cemetery
Davidson
Hoppenn Ave
Two Camps Hidden Near Richfield Township Construction Sites
An enemy of 24 men building a pipeline for East Able Gas Co. is found on the Brock farm in Richfield township, with another group at work on the Cleveland & Brecksile electric line located on the stun farm.
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East Able Gas Co
Throng Aummtt County
Cleveland
Brock Farm
Richfield Township
Lrke Cary
Cleveland & Brecksile
Stun
Cholera Toll Reported in Philippines and Washington
Officials report near 100000 cholera cases in the Philippines. The October 27 dispatch notes Health Department figures and broad tolls across regions. The report mentions widespread illness, with government agencies tracking the outbreak and mortality.
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Washington
Hoc
Cholen Easen
Philippines
Society Letters Fade As Anonymity Letters Dwindle
Eastward Chicago reports the climax of a prominent society scandal with sensational rumors dropping as principals prepare to depart for New York. Indications suggest powerful interests may have halted further disclosures and some recipients refuse to prosecute due to partial truth in the letters.
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Chicago
Peg Uble
New York
Becwine
Mie
Reed's Condition Improves in Early Bulletin
Washington bulletin reports Reed's symptoms not as favorable as yesterday with cautious optimism. He slept much of the night but could not retain nourishment, though friends express sane apprehension about his progress.
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Washington
Reed
Fac
Creole Girl’s Suit Highlights Former Lumberman’s Past
A 60 year old Paul, Minn man formerly a Minneapolis lumberman and millionaire faces vagrancy charges after begging on the street. His troubles trace to an affair with a Creole girl during a business trip to St. Louis, leading to a series of personal and financial woes.
Fire Destroys Steamer Bison of Narragansett Harbor
A damaged OCR fragment reports the steamer Bison of Narragansett Kay Go destroyed by fire in Philadelphia harbor area this morning. Several men were overcome by smoke. One drowned and a person identified as Lewis 9 from 18 in a extract condition.
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Philadelpnia
Dee
Bison
Narragansett
Suike
Wen
Lewis
Lifelong Doylestown Man Dies at 62
Lifelong Doylestown resident William O Brien died at his home Friday night from consumption. He was a veteran of the fifty war and leaves two sons, William and Harry O Brien, both Akron residents. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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William O' Belen
Doylestown
Ma O'R
Am, Willuam
Harry O'Brien
Akron
Builders Invinuati Organizes Unions in Chicago After Reselutivy
A report describes a noted night gathering among Croelonstt contractors and building trades in Chicago forming an alliance to suppress walking delegates and petty annoyances. The plan aims to halt strikes and prevent cross trade boycotts while opposing non union workers on the same project. The alliance seeks to unify trades, curb sympathy strikes, and resist efforts by rival unions.
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Invinuati
Croelonstt
Cueceert
Heuser
Chicago
Reselutivy
Wiley
None Union
Wunihers Ae
Eutinel Aol Us
Deputy Sheriff Delivers Two Men For County Jail
Deputy Sheriff Ralph Hamlin took An drew JH Cassidy and Peter Alcock to the county jail Saturday morning. Alcock received a ten day sentence, imposed long ago for intestate crime but never enforced. Cassidy’s case arose after an indictment for pocket picking, leading to his arrest and order to serve the sentence.
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Sherif Ralph Hamlin
Peninsula
Andrew JH Cassidy
Peter Alcock
Alcock
Cassidy
Atention
Offelnia
Onde
Sawyer Not a Candidate for Mayor Says He Is Not
Mr WoT Sawyer statements to a reporter deny any intention to run in the mayoral race. He notes the matter was raised by friends as a possibility but asserts he would not be a willing candidate. The exchange followed a note in a party collection and during evening coverage by the Democrat-Paper.
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Wot Sawyer
Mayer
Demiocrat Pethiy
Hienite
Bank Robbery Strikes Whiteville. Nashville Suspect Scene
A bank in Whiteville was robbed overnight, with the alarm system triggered and safe contents partially recovered. Police report a single suspect fled the scene toward unlisted streets, no injuries reported. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward as they investigate the incident.
New Tumor Treatment Claimed by Dr Wyeth
Dr Jolly Wyeth of this city announces a new method for treating tumors. He states he has found an effective procedure involving infecting boiling water into the growth. Wyeth reports satisfactory results from experiments and recommends the method to medical professors.
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New York
Jolly Wyeth
Wyeth
Names of City Streets Should Mean Something
Citizens urge street name changes across the city arguing names should carry meaning. Councilman W T Sawyer opposes changes to Westwood Avenue noting land was donated by a Benjamin and the memory should stay intact. He warns against naming streets without meaning.
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Bern
Tn City
W.T. Sawyer
Connell
Benjimisst
Benjamin
Nuitior
Sawyer
Funeral for Mrs Kraus Scheduled in Springfield
The remains of Mrs Orie Wh Kraus of 12 Obie at died at City Hospital of peritonitis. They were sent to Spring Hold over the Erie at Tovelock Saturday morning. The funeral will be held in Springfield on Monday, Dec 3.
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Orie Wh. Kraus
City Hospital of Peritonitie
Pring
Erie
Tovelock
Springfield
Momley
Missing Hotel Porter Mack Vassett Reported Murder Victim
Chicago report details Mack Vassett the hotel porter of Fincola Notel involved in a Thursday morning death. Fire inspector notes negligent alarm response and delays, suggesting critical minutes before the alarm was activated. Investigators seek missing porter and review possible criminal negligence in safety procedures.
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Fassett
Snow Likely Tonight With Snow Or Brass Wind
Weather brief notes snow possible tonight with gusty winds. Forecast calls for slippery roads in the area and colder temperatures overnight. Highs and lows not specified due to OCR garble but conditions suggest travel caution around midnight.
ImS Ren That ip EA Board Senimont Anions
A brief notice from an education authority outlines actions by an EA board related to a renaming or restructuring proposal. The document reflects local governance steps, timelines, and key officials involved in reviewing the proposal.
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Ip EA Board
Senimont Anions Ie
Fragmented OCR News Snippet About City and People
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a city, names, and a person with unclear roles. It references afternoon events and possible inquiries but provides no coherent details or outcomes. The readable bits show scattered names and locations without a clear news item or date.
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