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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1901
Page
1
Splendid mid winter day frames start of Queen Victoria's funeral. Procession from Osborne House to Solent crossing described with detail on march, pipes, guards, and prominent royals. Followed by notes of future London pageantry and public enthusiasm.
Chicago police circles buzz over the planned visit of Carrie Nation the saloon destroyer from Kalifaxs. Speculation grows on how she will strike bar fixtures and liquor. Inspector Huntsia declares no need for Nation and vows arrest if she breaks fixtures.
A garbled note mentions Carrie Nutiuu and a Captain Tank Nation or the place. The fragment references a well meant effort and a possible local dispute or miscommunication centering on names and location, without clear details or outcomes.
Berlin Daily News correspondent notes William may mediate between Great Britain and the South African Republics. It recalls Germany’s earlier stance against British aid to the Boers and says the claim of a shift in Britain’s posture could signal interesting developments.
A bank bookkeeper described as despondent after losing his position committed suicide this morning. Officials say the directors had dismissed him to cut expenses.
A crowd of about 4500 shop girls watched the transfer of murder suspects Walter McAllister Ane drew Grupbell and Wayne Kerr from the Susquehanna line to a Pennsylvania train. The prisoners, handcuffed to a deputy, arrived in Trenton at 1:25, showing fear and some sympathy for Camp Hell.
In Minneapolis on February 1 to 18, Tommy Bye and Frank Scott from Chicago competed as fourth raters. When the men moved to the ring, cries arose for finice as Ryan tried to play, but was booed. A claim of water disruption and an alleged end to the fight before the sixth round is noted.
A worker named in the report advances from lower rung to skilled role amid company efforts to improve tenure. The timeline hints at gradual promotion within the plant, ending with a steadier position and recognition of experience.
In Arkansas on February 1, Muttle Bradley and May Bentley, tied by a childhood vow to die together, narrowly escaped death after May attempted suicide with a drug and syringe. Bradley moved to Texas, keeping the pact secret until recently. May fled home to Eureka Springs then made an unsuccessful effort to end her life, declaring she will try again.
Washington February protest filed by George L D Gear attorney accuses House delegate Robert W Omition of sowing rebellion against the United States. He charges Omition with past treasonable letters since annexation and offering services to General Aguinaldo to fight in the Philippines.
New York reports Bettis surrender. Pretoria dispatch says former South African Republic president Pretrius resigns. Also notes death of Steve Brodie in San Antonio after his famed bridge jump.
Jeffersonville Indiana reports a damages suit by Aunle Paxton wife of Thomas Paxton against Thomas O Neill and Martin O Neal. The case stems from a disputed marriage involving age 74 father Thomas O Neill and Mise Klavie Whine Jen of Louisville. A mule startled guests at the Paxton home during the reception and Thomas and Martin O Neill attacked them with a weapon, allegedly causing the death of Paxton’s unborn child.
The Anti-Saloon League in Canton files actions against saloonkeepers for violating Sunday closing laws. Rey Wil Haye, Canton superintendent, leads prosecutions and arraignments are set for Saturday with potential workhouse sentences for those convicted.
Canton resident R Nouwl Bander and Skron native Boylin were married Friday morning, with the ceremony reported by local sources. Details remain sparse in this fragment, but confirms a Canton connection for the couple.
President McKinley plans an extra session to consider Cuba bills. The House backs pension-related measures, while the Ship Subsidy debate continues. A rapid transit transfer notice delays and a missing ex-Commander of the G A R prompts search for Fred Koester.
A Mexican City resident and relatives report improved health after months on native foods and trial of GrupoNuts from a local grocery. The letter claims the product steadies digestion and boosts well being, reflecting American interest in foreign foods and dietary changes.
In February a banking executive Layton is noted in terse terms related to Connerly Mitanad bank. The fragment references a presidential or leadership role but lacks full context or clear actions. The item appears as a clipped society or business notice with incomplete details.
In Pittsburgh, Carnegie Steel under its early 1900s structure set aside five million dollars in stock to be sold to deserving employees. John Molanphy, master of transportation at the Homestead mill, faced criticism for allocating stock valued around one hundred dollars for each worker. The plan aimed to reward labor but drew questions about fairness and payment timing.
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