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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1901
Page
10
A local ad touts a large range of imported Japanese wares including vases, ten sots, sugie mud creamen, choite bote, and money onnte ments. The message notes appealing polls and invites shoppers to 150-152 S Howard St.
Fragmented notice notes postponement of a monument or novelline project at Andersonville with references to June pri dee and PSH Pie thoniaient. Mentions a sale of tickets, a 2a time, and a cold remedy advertisement for Moleys Honey and Lar. Trevor Cuite and J M Latter are named in vendor notices.
General Siyger issued commissions yesterday to Captain Hillel Sayre of Company 1 Galton Breed and Lieutenant Moyer at the same unit. The departure from the forces was noted and confirmed by the department, with the upcoming Lt. meeting set for the next post.
Creditors Trebieg Dee Te Ay Thiele and associates faced a voluntary extension with the Pridential Prain company of the city as Dave Woantinusy agreed to extend. The car contracts for a dirty building work on Miller Way show an estimated 240,000 in disputes and a statement cited BISKAKK as evidence of liability.
Dinichind Match finished trading at 11 percent on the Chicago Exchange. The move reflects early market activity and investor interest in the commodity. A brief trade note records modest momentum amid mixed sector signals.
The Akron association unveils a modern home in the South High Street district to aid women with a clubhouse dining room reading area and sewing classes. Mrs D B Wheeler led the event describing plans to serve all Akron women with a 1,000 membership target and ongoing Sunday services conducted by Reverend Howneil MacAyeal.
Buckley Post officers were elected in a ceremony held last evening. Commander Joseph Tinie and senior vice commander BB Chirk led a slate that included junior vice commander Joseph Cook, quartermaster Alexander McLaughlin, sergeant at arms W domstony, chaplain JM Campbell, officer of the day Henry Acker, member of the guard A Hown, and trustees J S Met Lowie Ver ek and Rare Broone. Delegates to the Department encampment were John Kin ile AL Moody XD Pibball S L Clover, with alternates J Gibbons Joseph Cook A F chap tu A I Baldwin and Asa Whitestine.
Special Correspondence from Cuyahoga Patis dated December 7 reports that paving work for water service has ceased after completion of the distance called for by contract but several counts by the committees require portions of the job to be redone in the spring. The work remains unfinished as delays mount and responsibilities are reviewed.
Handel's Messiah deemed the greatest choral work to be sung at First Methodist Church on Tuesday evening December 10. The program featured the grand organ, Gilind Hayon with three players, and Prof. Andrews of Oberlin at the organ, with ticket prices at 50 cents. No reserved seats. attendees urged not to miss this celebrated Christmas oratorio.
The city issued building permits for several residences including Frank Goodenberger on Yale, B D Woller, Mullave, Thompson on Chix, Nash Street M Wikemann, Lods Street, Harriet Hamlin on Crosler and Harriet Hamlin on Yale Street, with each project listed as a house.
Mayor Doyle after talks with citizens schedules a mass meeting to discuss Akron's form of government. The session is set for Monday December 9 at the City Building.
A fragmented account notes a boy named Alfonso styled as uncle by palace residents in Asturias. A Princess of Asturias reportedly wed Prince Charles of Bourbon on February 24, 1001, linking two noble houses and signaling a celebrated royal union amid widespread rejoicing.
A fragmented school of thought claims dirt as the worst obstacle to success and links diet to health outcomes. The text mentions garlic cabbage and turnip as foods that may affect milk, urination, and vitality, noting purification methods and mortality concerns, though details are unclear.
A Boston art scare arose as reports spread that two Mesnek Gardner paintings and a Titian may have vanished after a transport mishap. Brokers, steamship lines, and Mrs. Gardner faced consternation as officials checked whether the cargo survived. The Madonna and Child and a portrait linked to Lord Darnley were among the feared works, with claims of a Prince Chigi commission and substantial sale prices circulating amid the uproar.
The Fourth presenting of the oratorio Messiah by the Tuesday Musical Club will be at First M. E. church on Tuesday evening December 10. The program features soloists and Prof. Andrews of Oberlin on organ, with rich pastoral and chorale sections. Akron praise notes the club's work and public support, while letters from local citizens commend Foley’s Honey and Folk remedies.
Government dispatch notes Rear Admiral W. J. Sampson remains in feeble health with no marked deterioration. Command prognosis shows limited stamina under strain, though no dramatic decline reported. Washington sources reiterate his condition remains precarious and fragile.
Salem residents petition the Education Board urging the high school faculty to stop vivisection on animals amid demonstrations at the physiology cinema. The piece notes community petitions and calls for humane treatment, while other ads appear nearby for a curing tea and druggists.
Very ill reports note Dr Chas F Wilgols of Clinton in feeble health with critical condition after the recent death of his wife.
Payne O Payne housekeeper to George Mranklin is jailed on a murder charge involving Mranklin s six year old daughter. After the death was blamed on convulsions, the body was exhumed and found to bear a skull fracture likely caused by a fatal blow. Also notes McPherson Lodge KF officers elected including Geo Carmichael and Dr B E Caufield.
A local notice advertises Wade's Little Photos available now with a sale event at Market Street. The message urges readers to act quickly as Wade leaves January lat 2078.
Mrs. Mary Selinock of Cleveland reports her year old daughter Stella Varrin, by a former marriage, living in a disorderly house in Barberton and asks help to bring her home. Akron Mayor's Court hears charges against a woman named Kady, alleged proprietress of the residence Stella frequented, for keeping a disorderly house but she is discharged after costs. An affidavit mentions Bessie Clark, accused of running a disorderly house near Akron and luring Stella from Cleveland.
This piece promotes Dewitt's Little Early Risers as a remedy for poor complexion caused by liver and bowel irregularities. It claims the pills stimulate liver function and bowels without griping or distress, listing William Warner Gem Pharmacy 119 S Howard St. Also notes P. & W. Train leaves Union Depot daily except Sunday at 5 10 p.m. for Youngstown and intermediate stations.
An odd promotional line claims a non physician product carries away the cold through circulation with a single dose, urging readers to visit druggists for this remedy and note its rapid action.
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