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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1902
Page
9
Fragmentary article notes a Macedonia dispute and a push for resolving certain damages and road issues. Mentions Cincinnati officials and national groups opposing a policy, with local union and saloon concerns. Includes an abrupt dessert Jell O advertisement and Christmas promotion amid scattered names and places.
Fragmented text resembles an 19th or early 20th century goods notice with garbled item names such as cloth, gloves, and various priced items. Mentions of bets, pricing, and buy lightly suggest a general sale or catalog snippet with mixed brands and personal items, but the readable content is insufficient for concrete facts or entities.
Crescens is reported lost with horses on the Southern roads leading to Kentucky. George IL Ketcham, owner, expresses great worry since last Sunday, noting the horses' value could reach £200,000 and fearing their fate amid rumors and uncertainty.
Cuyttoga Basin wrestler Billy Moore, ardent supporter crowd, declares readiness to meet Payne in January. He vows to wrestle for 1000 dollars, expresses confidence Payne will accept and notes Payne’s past bites, while Akron scene features Jenkine bout and boxing reform efforts amid local donations and new athletic quarters reporting.
The readable parts describe a chaotic scene around a game with disrupted play and unclear actions. References to teams or players are garbled, with mentions of host Akeon and Byers tenn and Hesent ja amid inconsistent wording. No clear outcome or concrete facts emerge.
The Washington report says Gen. Dick will wait to formally declare his gubernatorial bid. He is due home Monday and a formal announcement is anticipated next week after talks with Benatar Hann and other Cleveland politicians. Local reaction appears likely to be strong.
Ashland elder of the United Brethren church, We Revard, was a guest of Kev. Wat Clarke at the First UH church. The young minister, recently presiding elder in the United States, has conducted revival services in Barberton this week. He previously served in Lorain, building a strong reputation.
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