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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1902
Page
9
Fragmented OCR records a common court scene with names such as Pay Ryou Mary Ryan Hyder and Halemy Houghton. It mentions licenses, sales on Sundays, minster actions, and various individuals tied to criminal docket items, all amid unclear maritime and local references.
After three years of bitter warfare the American and National leagues planned a final settlement in New York with committees from both sides. Negotiations were postponed to January as divisions linger, while Ban Johnson of the American signs on to keep a New York presence. Meanwhile regional games and standings progress with Akron and Barberton teams posting wins. A women’s basketball team from Buchtel gains attention as preparations for an ambitious schedule begin.
A questionable health ad touts a nervous system remedy for women claiming it cures "nervous ailments" and irregularities, strengthens the nervous system, improves sleep and appetite, and treats various female conditions. The text references a medical adviser and solicits readers to obtain the beak and volume via stamps and payments.
A jumble of boxing gossip and contract talk. Mentions Seunerd Wis attention to reentering the ring, Peter Mater, Sharkey, Madden, Maiden, and a potential $8,000 deal for Delehanty with the New York Nationals. Notes about temper, training, debts, and legal troubles color the report with unsettled matters and upcoming bouts.
Washington reports a bill to authorize the Erie Canal project faces debate in Congress. The only material change is shifting eminent domain provisions to align with railroad company powers under state lines. Debate centers on timing and committee calls as Daleall pushes for delay to build support.
A fragmented church notes page details a rally and sermons led by pastors and lay leaders. It lists speakers like Marcelin Hines and Bertin Tipbale Ha and mentions Presbyterian and United Free Church affiliations. The notice urges attendance Sunday school groups to join and provides scattered cues about service times and program elements.
A weekly Young People social and entertainment program was held at St Pauls Parish with Rev Jos H W Blake directing. Activities included a 8:30 a.m holy communion, 10:20 a.m Sunday school, 3 p.m evening prayer, and a child-led sermon. Grace M Church hosted Sunday services and a sermon at 10:30 a.m with Bride roots music and parish topics discussed in the League.
The article lists upcoming lodge events including Daughters of St. Ghoney Friday gathering and a news Sewing Society meeting. It records officers elected at a recent meeting for the Tyaios of Jhon chapter and notes a Ladies Aid group event with light refreshments and an address by Brother McContiaughey on education.
The Harmony Comp and related groups report strong attendance with active members promoting membership and community service. Initiatives include upcoming drives, a major event with about 250 in attendence, and plans to cap the year with a solid record while attracting new officers and broadened participation.
A local social committee opens plans and highlights a hat sale with deep reductions at Smith & Teeple, 1688 Main St. The notice urges support for a forthcoming meeting and hints at further activities tied to the charity effort. The passage mentions several individuals connected with the endeavor and references forthcoming election of officers.
A circuit judge, Hairy, age 37, is reported dead in a confusing notice. Details about the death, identity, and jurisdiction are unreadable, with garbled phrases about investigations and possible seats. The fragmentary text provides no verifiable names or locations.
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