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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1900
Page
3
Dauntless is presented as a trusted name in natural gas supply tenders with hard-won practical experience. The text asserts readiness to install Dauntless heating stoves and burners on short notice.
Elberta Mine of Tallmadge dies at home after typhoid fever lasting a few weeks. Mrs. Hine, 35, lifelong Tallmadge resident, daughter of Frank Wright, leaves a husband and young children.
Barrows Academy social notes list events at Pip Pop hall and local venues. Military ball at Twentieth Century hall brings 100 couples in uniform. Path finder masquerade features 110 maskers and Hew wad costumes. Bowling and social receptions follow, with school society gathering at Alton High School to promote sociability between the Phllomatheans and Academiy groups.
Departing parliamentarians name the school reception as among its most successful events in its history. Officials praise the planning, hospitality, and student involvement, noting tangible benefits for alumni relations and future partnerships.
Chicago boxing plans proceed as Mayor Hed stimulus assures club officers no interference. He notes a quiet, orderly exhibition will safeguard homes and public safety, while the city’s vendors and concerns about etiquette are addressed.
Norfolk Virginia May Della Thorpe, age 40, divorced here, was involved in a case noting a husband identified as No 2 who pledged to harbor the mother in law.
Wednesday from Frederick Gregory, who deserted her because she refused to live away from her piventa, was married last evening to John T Wade of New Flaven Conn. Her mother might be with them. She resumed her maiden name for two… Gomer Its removed his dental oily too sake... This text is garbled. the readable facts note a remarriage to Wade and possible maternal presence, with ongoing confusion about names and details.
Marriage licenses are shown for multiple couples including George M Darling and Marie W Kricher with occupations listed as clerk and slater respectively. Other pairs include Elmer J Brigsle and Fennie Cook of Akron Albany with foreman and barberton occupations, and Claude O Lily with Gertrude Minhs in Akron WEO. Additional entries mention occupations such as foreman and falerer with names Coffee surpassing and The Areaie.
A public notice discusses rising concern about kidney and bladder diseases, noting how many cases advance before detection. It urges precaution, cites Bright's disease as a risk, and recommends writing to Dr Kilmer & Co for a free Swamp Root sample, pamphlet, and treatment information.
Tam many's five member committee orders police to close every gambling house and hold them tight until further notice. The move follows rapid circulation of the tip in sporting circles and many houses are now shuttered. The committee plans to target other vice and push for strict law enforcement. There is also an advertisement for Banner Salve, a skin remedy, and notices for a Tuesday Musical club rehearsal at 8:30 p.m. and two Christmas dinners at the Arcade.
General Lee caused astonishment at the Merchants Exchange by claiming Cuba might gain independence in a dream. He spoke of Matanzas El Chines Morea and Havana and hinted the flag would soon fly there. The administrator’s offices later said the remarks were regretted and misunderstood.
Five thousand dollars were stolen from the Coffee County Bank at Manchester in a burglary last night. The bandits fled toward Tullahoma on a handcar. a citizen posse pursued. One man was captured after exchanges of shots. the money was found in the suspect’s possession. The capture suspect claimed Ohio origin but gave no name. No injuries reported.
William Wolf aged 60 a saloon porter was arrested on a robbery charge involving Mrs Lovina Kauth jewelry valued at 1500 dollars. He pleaded guilty in police court and was bound over to Common Pleas with a 1000 dollar bond, which he could not post and was sent to fall. Jewelry items recovered by officers except three rings the necklace and watch chain. Lois McDonnell age 20 loitering which led to 80 days in the workhouse. David Murry vagrant pleaded guilty receiving an 80 day Canton workhouse sentence. Hubbard Vial Patrick Bowman and John Brown arraigned on infer ension charges pleaded guilty fined 2 each.
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