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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1902
Page
4
A long composite transcription covers political debates, anniversaries, and figures from early 19th and 20th century U.S. history. It references public works such as canal plans, Republican Party dynamics, and orders to frame resolutions. It comments on war heroes, abolition, and commemorations, with scattered mentions of individuals and locations.
A fragmented 19th century tribute at a Manator Hour event in Pilladeypata praising Washington Lincoln Webster and Sum. Ten polished speakers quote the era's Great Principles, honoring Justice Hickman a Kentucky noble and soldier.
Edward Herrick Wise spoke on the gubernatorial issue saying he would accept a mayoral nomination if offered but would not commit until after talks with Hanna. The Republican committee and supporters weigh Herrick versus Dick as Hanna’s allies push for a strong faction backing Hanna.
Mr Jamon W. Hutchingan inspector for the Northern Ohio Traction Co attended a meeting. The report notes a handsome gold Award presented Thursday by the Kent Ravenos Une to the employees, details unclear but indicates formal recognition.
The fragment honors memory and longing with phrases about past joys and faded leaves. It invokes a dream of memory as a sentimental reflection on what once mattered, framed by a named author and a reference to a postgraduate course.
A terse notice promising money exchange with piano assets and flexible terms until January 1. The message offers easy terms if cash is unavailable and urges consideration of the proposal.
A fragmentary editorial voice contemplates morality and evildoing. It muses on duty, opportunity, and societal judgment, contrasting wealth and virtue while invoking a mused chronology of sin and consequence.
A December correspondence reveals creditors seeking action in Barberton as attorney Ba Hirene accuses Manele of seizing Theor Cramees property to pay a debt. A sale of a celebrated Falke item is advertised for tomorrow at Sof, urging everyone to lend support at the Japanese Art Store on South Toward.
A garbled clipping references New York December second era events with President Roosevelt and President Howeve ll, noting a boy’s letter to the President and a gift. It mentions a head of the nation, a wartime mood, and tables or dolls costing little, all in a disjointed seaside schoolroom tone.
William Cooper denies any role in the alleged incident. He claims the matter is grave and that he would not have boys arrested for petty acts. The record references a confidential police action and a request for resolution.
Abram King died of heart failure at his residence in Barberton on December 25. Funeral services and interment were held Saturday morning at Mud Brook cemetery in Stark County.
The Baltimore and Obie announces a new 200 mile railroad to shorten Baltimore to Chicago travel. It would bypass the old Pennsylvania route and extend the line from Pittsburgh to Chicago via Vittaburg and Akron, creating a faster trunk through Akron and reducing distances by about 80 miles from Chicago to Baltimore. After construction and wage increases, passenger service is expected to improve.
Carnegie, an enthusiastic golfer, is listed on the programme for the winter at his new New York residence. A golf goods dealer says putters and putting discs were bought to be sent to the Fifth One in Nome, Me, highlighting his active involvement in golf both domestically and abroad.
The report states W Vin Munnington and farmer Robert Floyd were killed when a residence near a hayfield was blown up by burglars. Elzaharh Floyd was seriously injured but expected to survive. Neighbors nearby heard the blast as assailants reportedly fled toward a state penitentiary.
In Zanesville Ohio on December 26 the remains of Benjamin Jewell and Alice Rush were interred in Greenwood Cemetery. Mourners were few as both had died in the county infirmary and burial costs were covered by the county. Benjamin Jewell, a farm hand, and Alice Rush, both of Washington township, were the same age. The report portrays a life marked by poverty and hopeful youth.
Poor couple from Washington township fell in love and wed, but consumption struck. The wife, Jewell, and husband were admitted to the infirmary on October 21, the anniversary of their wedding. Their devotion remained through illness, and both died within days, ending a tale of united loss.
Bundey services to be inaugurated at the temple by Rabbi Philo starting next Sunday at 7 pm. The topic for the evening is Thy Two Great Lights Judaism and Christianity, chosen in response to the interest of young people.
A drunken brawl at a saloon led to gunfire early yesterday. Kaden telephoned police claiming he had shot a man. officers found several men involved, including engineer Stewart Knox and others, as they attempted to clear the scene.
Crowded coaches filled Union station as holiday excursion tickets sold briskly before noon. Forenoon reports said turnout exceeded last year while trains ran with unusually high passenger loads.
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