Prince Henry Receives Formal Welcome in New York
Prince Henry of Prussia arrives aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm in New York after a stormy voyage. Admiral Evans formally greets him and presents diplomatic and press representatives as crowds line the riverfront. The Prince expresses pleasure at visiting and hopes for good relations with the United States.
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New York
Kronpring
Wilhelm
Emperor Willd
Germany
Prince Henry
Prussia
Fort Wadsworth
Robley D. Evans
Prine
Kronprinz Wilheim
Byausx
A. KR. Richter
Kronprinz
Naval Offcer
United States
Aditi
Evans
Cael
Petnee
Courley
Prion
Hobetizol Torn
Prince Henry's Ride to Capital Slower than Expected
The Baltimore today notes the slow journey of the train carrying Prince Henry of Prussia from Jersey City to Washington. The voyage, described as exceedingly slow, continues with no indication of a rapid acceleration as officials prepare for the next leg.
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Baltimore
Prince Henry of Prussia
National Capital
Jersey City
Tax Reform Worries Republicans In Summit County
Special correspondence from Columbus reports Summit County taxpayers would pay 46,834.12 less next year if state corporation taxes rise under pending reform. The piece discusses proposed measures, the Willis bill adding a tax on corporate capital stock, and criticisms of state boards, with Senator Moor of Athens advocating reform and cost concerns shaping Republican votes.
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Columbus
Summit County
Rummit County
Republica
Senate
Oblo
Humerone
Hax Wbont
Renator Moor
Athens
Jon
KJ. Murdoch
Opposed Akron and Youngstown government change in Youngstown meeting
A Saturday night gathering in Youngstown voiced strong opposition to the proposed bill creating a two commissioner and mayor controlled city government for Akron and Youngstown. The meeting approved a resolution urging passage this session or a special session, with Kyx Lieut and Gov. Jones presiding.
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Akron
Youngstown
Board of Control
al- Hiougi
W. G. Muag
W. d. Williams
Mahoning County
Hey
Stind
Kyx-Lleut
Gov. Jones
Fire damages Antlers club residence in Akron district
Fire partially gutted the Antlers club home at 037 East Market St injuring no one seriously. Cause traced to a lit paper and a discarded match in the cellar. contents were largely saved as fire departments 1 and 2 battled the blaze. Members plan a meeting Monday to secure a new home as the organization recovers.
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East Market Sty
Antlers
Lt. Hirey
Clit
Ciling
Mer
Clyde C. Hammerle
Goodyear ‘Dive & Klubber Co
Othees
Tammany Lives in New York. Tobin Comments
Mr W Tobin, recently retired from New York, visited Tarameau and spoke to Deinovhins of New York about Tamman y being revived through reorganization. He said the investigation is good and that much of what Hoon said about Tammany is conjecture. He was in New York tying goods for M ONeill & Co with ALM Bars ber and Irank Botkuin.
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Mr. W. Tobin
el York
Tarameau
New York
Mr. Tobin
M. Oneill & Co
Messrs
Alm
Bars Ber
Irank Botkuin
Apportionment totals for Suumit and Akron revealed
Auditor-elect Mark Buckman reports the tax apportionment shows Akron contributing a large share for the city funds totaling 108000.15 for the Corporation fund and 14718.71 for lower tax plus 18402 for sewer and 13 for corporation special, with pension allocations of 5545 to Miremen and 5015.80 to Police. County share pending. The city aims to pay employee wages by Tuesday and begin payrolls after initial disbursements.
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Mark DP
Buckman
Suumit County
Akron
DYUTH
Miremen's Pension Fund
Luther League Convention Sees High Turnout in Barberton
The Northeast District Luther League met in Barberton on Sunday, featuring a social morning, a paper rental session, and an evening address by Rev. J. Roth of Phiell College on Later and the Reformation. Officers elected for the next year include M. W. Lutz as president, B. LeEngers as vice president, Grace Moudner as recording secretary, and A. Holloway as treasurer.
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Luther League
Barberton
Suidiy
Jr. Roth
Phiell College
M. W. Lutz
Caiton
Ave Maria Choir Leads Universalist Service
A 26 voice choir provided the music for a Sunday evening service at the Universalist church. The Ave Maria by Mondelesoln arranged by Pater was performed, drawing villagers and parishioners from the area to attend the special service and offering a solemn musical setting.
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Universalist Chumch
Mondelesoln
Patener
Uiyvctor
Roosevelt Cancels Dinner Invitation Amid Senate Row
Wrehington Feb 24 Senator rye President presest of the Senate directed clerks to call roll for South Carolina senators as suspensions ripple. President Roosevelt withdraws invitation to Senators Tillman and McLaurin for Prince Henry dinner. Tillman refuses withdrawal prompting cancellation and Rouster Martin of Virginia slated to take his Senate Naval Affairs seat.
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Wrehington
Rye
Senate
Sens
Thbnan
McLauren
South Carolina
Roosevelt
Tillman
Melauren
Princ Howry
Cockrell
Conmanison
Tilmwin Adece
Rouster Martin
Virginia
Senate Naval Affairs
Sudden Death of 19 Year Old Mrs Hecock
Mrs Cora Hecock died Monday at her parents home 1410 South Main Street from inflammation of the bowels. She was 19, living with her husband In worain and visiting relatives two weeks. She left a 17 month old baby and husband.
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Cora Hecock
Samuel Pierce
South Mainst
Hecock
Worain
Charity concert draws best crowd of series at Grand Opera House
The sixth Sunday afternoon charity concert at the Grand Opera House yesterday drew the best attendance yet. Receipts totaled 112 dollars after an 8 KO sign failed to shift crowd dynamics and the ticket window closed. The Eighth Regiment band offered an excellent program with standout solos by Glenwood White, Beryl Claflin, Claud Hamilton, Harry Lewis, and J. Sofer, plus a well-received brass quartet of Wissell, McTammeany, Parker, and Davis.
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Grand Opera House
Eighth Regiment
Glenwood J. White
Beryl Claflin
Claud J. Hamilton
Harry Lewis
Wrolin Solo By Mr. J. Sofer
Messrs. Wissell
McTammeany
Parker and Davis
Colonial Days Informal Washington Birthday Party
Members of the Young Women's Christian Association and friends enjoyed a Washington birthday themed evening Saturday at the Association rooms on South Highway. The Messenger Circle of the King’s Daughters arranged decorations in national colors, served dinner with festoons and flags, and guests received souvenirs. A highlight was the minuet and cousin Musk danced with costumes reflecting great great grandmother era by Mrs. Ef. Peterson. Members dressed as colonial dames included Mrs. Z. W. Rube, Ales, Myaeriet Dur rum, Mrs. LC. Alden, and Misses Browse, Jones, Findley, Stone, Webb, Jane Midgerton, Ingersoll and Canfield.
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Association
South Highwty
King’s Daughters
First Congregational Church
Washington
Monnie Musk
Ef. Peterson
Messenger Circle
Z. W. Rube
Ales
Myaeriet Durrum
LC. Alden
Well Known Lady Lucy Samuel Dies After Illness
Mrs Lucy Samuel long time Akron resident dies at home on Maplest Street after several months illness. She was born in Parkersburg West Virginia and known in Akron for her kindness and community involvement. The funeral arrangements are expected to be announced locally.
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Lucy Samuel
Akron
Maplest
Binitiele
Parkersburg
W. Vic
Akiou
Damages suit filed over death of litter in Christmas incident
WB Wheeler administrator of the estate of the late Dr T Wheeler of Citizens National Bank filed a Common Pleas action Tuesday seeking 10000 damages for the death of a litter killed by an electric shock on Christmas morning. The petition prepared by Musser and Kabler states the death resulted from deeper insulation of wires and negligence.
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Common Pleas
WB. Wheeler
Amliutstratter
Drl. T. Wheeler
Citizens’ National Bank
Musser
Kabler
Whitter
No Home for a Methodist Preacher in Akron
A black Methodist pastor Rev Edward Little of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion church in Akron faces repeated moves for his color. His family has been forced to leave rented homes, with no housing found in a “congenial neighborhood.” Mrs J L Hamilton appeals to white friends for aid, noting African Americans’ loyal patriotism and urging support as voters and church members seek housing and protection for their pastor and family.
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Rey
Edward Little
Howser
Little i
Akron
J. L. Hamilton
Zion Church
Democrat
Cty
Nike
J L Hamilton
High St
Enn
Curroll St
Akron Woman Escapes Seventh Floor Fire in New York
Miss M. A. Hadden, designer at AL O'NeH & Cos millinery, was in the Park Hotel during a New York blaze. She and a companion woke as alarms rang and escaped from the seventh floor amid confusion, leaving most of their extra clothes behind.
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Akron
Park Hotel
New York
M. A. Hadden
AL O'Neh & Cos
Miss Hadden
Bonds of B A E Sold To Prudential Trust Co
Anmortgage deed filed with Reverdec Alling shows Barberton Akron Hussern Belt Line Railway Co sold 500000 in bonds to Prudential Trust Co of Cleveland. Bonds dated April 1, 1902 payable 1902 at 5 percent and 1000 each. Construction to begin after frost, funding secured. Security Camp Modern Woodmen of America will travel to Havenna for uniform issue on a special car with accompanying lodge ensemble.
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Barberton, Akron & Hussern Belt Line Railway Co
Ue Prudential Trust Co
Cleveland
B. A. & Eyle
Woodmen of
America
Havenna
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Cowles
Nathan Sargent
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Convention of
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Wadsworth
Mise Grace Moudner
A. ©. Holloway
Universalist Choir
United States Senate
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Corkrell
Missouri
Lint
Feland
Tilman
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Christian Association and
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Prudential Trust Company
Ravenna
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Drim Eye
Inirines
Lu Ravenane
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