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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1902
Page
2
A detachment from the United States Infantry with two officers and thirty privates departed Fort Mheniis Kentucky yesterday to provide a guard around President Memiley amid reports of a potential threat. Units from the Fourth Thirteenth Battalion accompany the detachment as part of the security detail.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions multiple personal names and jumbled phrases. It provides no clear event, date, location, or outcome to summarize into a coherent news item. The legible content lacks a complete subject or action for a proper card.
A Friday night performance at the Coronial theatre features a company mixing familiar funeral play elements with new work. The production, though not flawless, earns praise for serious tone and strong, polished staging. Romonder Col. Onto to sell the celebrated painting at the Japanese Art Store on Hawhard Street tonight.
Report from Pittaburg Kansas states Joe Godley was lynched by a mob yesterday while authorities dispute facts linking the killing to a separate altercation between Officer Matte and the Godley family. The text hints at misidentification and mentions two brothers implicated, while a mother seeks a pardon.
Ailed court report shows Handwork arraigned on vagrancy charges and given 20 days in the Cleveland workhouse with costs. Strunk, fined for disorderly conduct, and Dolly Gordon plus Veuveine and Tree Maxon convicted of shoplifting in a disorderly house and ordered to pay fines and costs.
A partially readable OCR fragment describes a local event or notice with names and actions but lacks clear context. The text alternates between what appear to be personal names and descriptions, making precise facts difficult to identify. Further readable details are sparse.
Fragments describe record cold in Florida with Jacksonville and Tampa areas reporting the lowest temperatures. Frost endangers orange trees and fruit—groves fear damage as temperatures dip further, affecting production and local agriculture.
A testimonial from ACTE Thornes, a noted Anttaly resident, claims Foley's Kidney Drive relieved kidney pain after other medicines failed. He reports rapid improvement, stating his pain eased and his strength returned within days, praising the remedy.
Fragmentary note mentions a cold cure with laxative brome quinine tab and a signature resembling W Grover. Text is garbled with uncertain names and cryptic phrases, offering no coherent report or verifiable event.
A garbled OCR of names and initials for the week’s advertised letters includes many partial and misspelled entries such as Delbert, Little Vonorty, Ay SLumblet, Joe Miller, Sailor, Horn, Pinger, and others mixed with stray fragments and stray marks. No complete addressee details are readable.
Births in the community list include Mr and Mrs Guinerntenier, Mr and Mrs Stuck, Mrs Te Stuck, and other families with addresses on Bacnelave Pridny and East Center. The notices mention infant names, dates, and family nurseries, with health notes including digestion and constipation concerns.
A brief civic notice lists marriage licenses issued recently, naming parties and dates in a formal register style. The readable lines indicate couple identifiers and issuing office actions, reflecting standard civil documentation.
A garbled historical snippet mentions Tibetan duty, Hovanes, Wall, and a canal by Aja Kajedlate. It references various names and entities such as Hey LG, Vone, Hotele, and Fortiritaters, plus Daitn Pharmaes. The text is highly corrupted with unreadable portions and scattered proper nouns.
Personal notes record guests from Canton Jamestown and Canton Ohio visiting Cleveland for holidays and a dance at Twentieth Century hall. Attendees include Mr. Armour Carentan of Cincinnati and Miss Kiauboth Kinley of Catoy among many others. events mention a Young Married People's club gathering and upcoming holiday visits, with travel to Akron and Elyria planned.
A disjointed ad style report touts Foley's Honey and Tea as a remedy for stomach ills and coughs. It features several testimonials from local names praising relief, urging cautious readers against inferior substitutes.
In Common Pleas court a lineman from Northern Ohio Fraction Company sues for ten thousand dollars claiming a severe shock and fall from a cross arm after contacting uninsulated wire at South Main and Cross Street. He alleges injuries impaired health and permanent disability from the incident dated last October.
A garbled advertisement proclaims Moleye Honey junior as a premier throat cure during a cough season. The copy mentions A Warner J, Mo baffer, J Latne Partes & Co and includes stray phrases about votes and ear-related terms, reflecting an OCR mishap.
On Saturday a full dress rehearsal of The Akrotians featured numerous children in Cantid ina castes. About 860 participants prepared for Tuesday and Wednesday performances, with a matinée slated in the afternoon. The stage praised the features and the costumes, while ticket lines formed for reserved seating as evening shows approached.
The Central Lay hoe Clan holds its next meeting on dan. 15 to nominate candidates for new officers and elect a rare attendance is expected. From indications Joseph Ciumay and Captain W. Walker appear as opposing candidates for president.
The funeral for the late Dr Byron Chapman was held from the Pesi denes in Copley on Monday at 10 a m. Females will be placed in Copley vault following the service.
The ad touts a kidney tablet remedy claimed to purge kidney disease from the blood and prevent further buildup. It asserts widespread health benefits and urges readers to obtain a trial treatment free of charge at a local outlet.
An old advertisement claims Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets relieve indigestion and stomach complaints. It touts physician endorsement and nationwide sales, with a trial offer and low price, mentioning W. H. Hooker & Co and multiple city distributors. The text is fragmented and promotional in tone.
Bantams arrange to fight in the Morbes Nell bantamweight championship meet. The Keystone Athletic club will stage the event at Mytie Dan. Gate receipts will be used to support striking farmers. Bantams weigh in at 135 pounds, bout set for 3 o clock.
An advertisement asserts relief from chronic catarrh using Dr George Leininger's Formaldehyde inhaler. It claims a 20 year battle with catarrh and reports complete relief after two days of use, promising future cure with continued use. Sold for 60 cents with a guarantee at all druggists.
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