Postmaster Ebright in Restaurant Fights With Colonel Hughes
In a Souh Mainst case at a restaurant Tuesday noon Postmaster L B Ebright knocked down Col. Hughes a colored barber from East Market after Hughes insulted him and demanded money. Hughes claimed personal tragedy and GOP ties while Ebright stood by his refusal and defense.
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Ebright
Bob” Hughes
East Market
Hughes
Nmble
Col. Hughes
Bedford Springs
Dee
Doc Ebright
Not Serious Health Update For Gen Dick
Mrs Charles Dick told the Democrat on Tuesday that General Dick is much improved in health. Reports of a critical condition are unfounded. He has had a grip sight attack and thus far shows better signs. The statement aims to reassure readers about his recovery.
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Charles Dick
Gen. Dick
Postum Food Coffee Aids Health Says Local Lady
A testimonial story touts Postum as a nourishing beverage that helped a woman recover from nervous exhaustion and heart trouble after quitting coffee. The account claims improved health for the woman and her husband, urging others to consider Postum Cereal Co. Ltd of Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Jed
Sinen
Powtim
Postum Cereal Co. Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Akron Attorney William E. Snyder Seeks City Solicitor Nomination
Akron's William E. Snyder announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for City Solicitor. A prominent young attorney, he was born in Siro mit county and has practiced in Akron for three years.
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William E. Snyder
Mr. Snyder
Akron
Siromit County
Prohibition Group Seeks Akron Convention Support Denied
Coonellinia T. Tywheht Pav, finance chairman, said the body cannot contribute funds to any political party. He rejected a request to give a sum to Keone the Prohibition state convention for Akron. He argued that while a city bull would be donated, outright funds could set an embarrassing precedent.
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Coonellinia T. Tywheht Pav
Prohibitioni
Keone
Prohibition
Akron
Mr Paul denies candidacy for cornellian post
In a letter to the Democrat editor D Paul states he is not a candidate for any Cornellian office and thanks friends for their support while noting he will remain interested in city affairs but not at this time.
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the Democrat
Comneilian
Tiny Alncery
Portion
Clash at Leavenworth Leaves One Dead in Saloon Siege
Forty armed farmers conducted a Crusade to close the Lockner Bros saloon at Millwood. A pitched battle erupted after the crusa ders attacked. Rosa Huldson was killed. her son wounded. Lockner brothers and others suffered injuries. County officers and the sheriff head to the scene with several suspects in custody.
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Leavenworth
Ros
Nation
Lockner Bros
Millwood
Erneaders
Winchesters
Rosa Huldson
Heard
Locknor
Min Hamed Webb
Everlatty
George Turner
Joby
Henry Wilson
Currier
President of Anti-Saloon League Eyes Lawsuit Over Saloons
In Columbus Ohio in February the Anti-Saloon League leader P A Baker said the league may sue saloons alleging Bible nulamnees. He noted courts likely will not sustain such action now but hopes public opinion will shift soon.
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Columbus, O
The
Ant-Saloon League
P. A. Baker
Boer movements and rail incidents reported in war office dispatch
Lord Kitchener reports to the war office that De Wet is moving north and west of Hope Town and may double back. Troops prepare to meet him. A train was derailed between Vereeniging and Johannesburg with Boers driven away in the prior day.
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London
Lord Kutchner
War Office
DeWet
Hope Town
Vereening
Johannesburg
CaliOs
Profits Of N C T Company Hit Good Dividends
The past year showed progress and success with better records promised for the coming year. The company intends to expand by building railway lines to Canton and Ravenna, signaling planned growth and increased operations.
E W Moore Elected President No Other Officer Changes
At the annual meeting of stockholders of the N O T Co held Monday in Hamilton block the capital stock was increased to 6500 000 and plans outlined for Rapid Transit lines from Kent to Ravenna and Akron to Canton. A banquet at Barberton Inn preceded the meeting. J J Sallis van chaired. J R Nutt secretar y. E. W. Moore succeeded Bily Everett as president. Directors include H A Everett F W Moore and others. Gross earnings reached 425,880 with expenses of 201,078.54.
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NO. T. Co
Hamilton Block
Kent
Ravenna
Akron
Canton
Turkeyfoot
Barberton Inn
H. A Everett
EW. Moore
B. Mahler
Barton
G. W. Avery
M. J. Mandelbaum
J. J. Wolf
B. Bonn
W. A Lamprecht
Sullivan
G. W. Kinney
Lyman
Treadway
Frank
George Billman
B. McGraw
M. M Hobart
A. C. Hord
Passons
Mra Louise Mitchell
Cleveland
Se5
Sion
E. W. Moore
Bily Everett
Everett
Mr. Moore
Will Christy Jo
J. R. Nutt
L. E Beilstein
Johns F. Moore
H. A. Everett
F. W. Moore
L. E B. Beilstein
C. W. Wason
J. B Nutt
Wilt Christy
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Postmaster
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Dr. Ebright
Agin
Ebpight
Lgg
Ugher
W. E. Snyder
MR Paul
D. Paul
India
Bute Terick Pub
the Chevaliers
Crusaders
Kansas
J.P. Hale
Anti-Saloon League
Ulster
Pantaloons
J. Koch
Kitchener
North
First Ward
Church
Main Streets
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Third Ward
North Main Street
Fourth Ward
Beech and
Howard Streets
Fifth Ward
Crosby and
Maple Streets
Sixth Ward
Locust and
Cedar Streets
Seventh Ward
Bartges and
Eighth Ward
Sumner and
Voris Streets
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