Water purity trial ongoing over canal pollution claims
The Thomas Phillips Co vs Diamond Rubber Co injunction hearing continues this week before Judge Hayden. Both sides present many witnesses as they dispute alleged polluted discharges into Summit Lake canal and related intake pipes affecting paper production. The suit also seeks $20,000 in damages for allegedly contaminated water limiting marketability of paper sacks.
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Thomas Phillips Co
Diamond Rubber Co
Hayden
Diamond Tubber Co
Rogers
Rowley & Bradley
W. Stuart
Coble
F. J. Waters
Duck
Jes Walntift
Plitie
Summit Lake
Diamond Co
Gumi Dre
Ins
Diamond Rubber C
Marun
Inits
Prince Henrys Restful Day In New York Visit
New York February 26 Prince Henry of Prussia rested aboard the Hohenzollern after a quiet morning. A luncheon at Sherry’s for 100 prominent American business figures was planned, with a sightseeing trip and a parade review to follow. Mayor Low offered New York’s freedom in a Battery Park reception, and a Metropolitan Club dinner honored the prince.
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New York
Trive Henrys
Prussia
Hohenzollert
Grant
Vrtive
Holenzollern
Nates
New York City
Arion Club
New York Stasta- Zeitung
Prince Henry
Freedom of
Stiff Formality Blocks Senate Legislation in Session
Washington Feb 26 The Privileges and Elections Committee failed to resolve the Tillman Murden matter. Republican members admit no plan to relieve the stalemate was found after an hour of discussion and the panel adjourned to 2 PM hoping to advance the crucial issue blocking all other bills.
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Washington
Repute Committee On Privileges and
Senate Ia
Tillman Melauren
Sit
Senate
Local Catholic societies form branch of federation
Delegates met Tuesday at Central Catholic Hall Doyle block to organize a local branch of the National War State Federation of Catholic Societies. Joseph Wilum ident, Elmer Wildes, Hoey, and Fred Selle were elected officers. The meeting was well attended and enthusiastic. Next meeting planned for Friday evening March 14.
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Central Catholc Hall
Doyle Block
National War State Federation of Catholic Sovieties
Joseph Wilumident
Elmer
Wildes
Hoey
Fred Selle
Sidell Town in Peculiar Straits After Fire and Loss
In Danville UK the town of Sidell faces disruption after the mayor died by accidental gunshot during a motion to draft ordinances. The town offices were destroyed with records and ordinances, treasurer George Clarkson and others are mentioned as affected as officials prepare to appoint a new council and mayor.
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Danville
Sidell
Inia
Charles Gook
Vonnell Run
Wwenaivyor
Republicans field four candidates for city clerk race
Cornclmain Alvin Rice is among the Republicans seeking the city clerk post as Tee’s council term ends in spring. Harvey Anson, longtime Republican County Committee member, also runs. John Wiese backs Hino entry, and Chomis Marshall of Merriman is a fourth contender.
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Alvin Rice
Tee
Harty Anson
Bee
Republican County Committee
John Wiese
Hino Eniter
Chomis Marshall
Merriman Xt
Kent Bond Dispute Shapes Kent Mayoral Scene
Major Rockwell of Kent may seek re election as town faces a fight over paying $80 000 in bonds issued for village improvements 1802 The State Court of Appeals ordered payment while some push funding bonds to cover debts Tax levy expected to rise from eight to about ten mills and Council candidates debate restoring credit by honoring bond obligations
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D. T. Rockweill
Kent
Elks
Torkswell
Bonange
Ile Leacail
United States Chreast Court of Appeals
Mike 10 Mit
Rockwell
Megan
Head-on Train Collision Near Youngstown in Heavy Fog
A fog bound collision in Youngstown Mahoning Valley between two electric cars injured several, including motorman Viak McDaniel who died, conductor Chas Vickers seriously hurt, motorman Ackfeldt badly injured, and many passengers bruised.
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Youngstown
Mahoning Valley
Viiak McDaniel
Cay
Chas
Vickers
Ackfeldt
Westminster Gazette rebukes British press over Prince Henry visit
The Westminster Gazette warns against politicking over Prince Henry of Britain’s U S visit. It condemns papers for stirring discontent toward Germany and risking strained relations with both Germany and Russia while seeking British gratitude for past favors.
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London
Prince Henry of Brita
United States
Relbuke
Westminster Gazette
Great Britain
Germany
Westminster Gazete
Rgard
Rusia
Democrats Plan caucus meetings across Akron wards
The Akron Democratic Central committee met Tuesday night in Spencer’s office to set caucus dates for the spring election. Ward locations include City Building, Engine houses, Barnett’s barn, and other sites with plans calling for a final gathering near Wheeler and Sumner streets. A second Democratic meeting is slated for March 1, the day after the caucuses.
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Akron Democratic Cent Committee
Attorney WA
Spencer
Akron
City Huilding
Barnett
Preelict
Pitth Wird
Hague House
Wheeler and
Sumuerste
Marel
Sheriff Kelly to Be Detective
Sheriff Kelly plans a transition to the detective force within a year. Despite ten months left in office he weighs several proposals including a hotel project in which he and associates are interested and a move to join the detective bureau of the city.
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Sheriff Kelly
VG. Kelly
Rourid
Ormce
Sherif Kelly
Win
Waster
Uilites
Wong
Avotler
Sherif
Brie Relirodd
Geoulye
Kelly
Price of eggs slides as spring brings lower costs
The report notes egg prices easing with spring, dropping to 35 cents and forecast to fall to 30 cents Thursday. Supply exceeds demand, suggesting continued lower prices and abundant eggs for consumers at Kusice tide.
Real estate changes hands in Inland area this year
Inland February 26 Real estate activity continues as S M Hartong buys Mrs Lowers West street house for 550 to build anew and move next year Andrew Kile Hinger purchases John Shaffer North street property for 800 but will not occupy until next year The Jackson Oldwes farm south of town sells at administrator sale to Joseph Brun for 1656 containing 48 acres Fox hunting yields three captures with one released and later killed Green Franklin institute to meet in Manchester March 6 Strange band to banquet at John Volta’s March 6 Township high school reports progress under Prof Orin. graduation delayed by no funding for commencement Exercises Elmer Franks new house nearing completion, sale of his chattels set for March 8 Fred Souders portraits Herbert Miller resigns Bub District No a teacher
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S. M. Hartong
West St
Lowers
Andrew Kile Hinger
John Shaffer
North St
Jackson Oldwes
Joseph Brun
Ani Tranklin Townably Institute
Manchester
Strange
John Volta
Township High School
Wheder
Prof
Orin
Board of Exducation
Carpenters
Elmer Franks
Elmer Will
Mother and son faint in Mravees incident
Residents of Mravees reported a medical emergency Tuesday afternoon when a five year old boy, Wayne Caswall, and his mother collapsed unconscious after the child complained of stomach pain. Neighbors aided as the two were revived. the mother remained bedridden the following day while the boy recovered enough to rise.
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Mravees
Mra
Caswall
Nigel
CE. Slegfried
Webster, Camp & Lane
Farmer Mullikin Murder Mystery In Keokuk
Wealthy Keokuk farmer Mullikin was found shot, the bullet entering through a window and striking him in the head. Authorities pursue leads as investigators weigh possible enemies and motives in this baffling killing.
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Keokuk
Fel
Mulikin
Mullikin
Akron Elks Celebrate Fifty Years With Banquet
Akron Elks marked their lodge fifty year anniversary with a mass initiation of over 400 guests, a banquet, and speeches. Notable attendees included Dr. L. Kright as toastmaster and speakers Hon. Grote W. Crouny, Attorney N. O. Mather, and Gen. Dick who delivered an impromptu address. A long list of new members was added to the Akron lodge roster.
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Akron Elka
Dr. L. & Kright
Wnd
Grote W. Crouny
X. O. Mather
Trubbi
Isador Pullo
Sisley
Thie Jocal Lodge
Grand Army
Aist
W. T. Sawyer
Freight Cars Plunged From a Dizzy Height in Ohio
Five cars of a westbound Nickel Plate freight near the Center Street bridge on the Grand River rived the track. Two cars plunged 118 feet into the river, tearing rail and bridge work and knocking a pier leg loose. Traffic on the Nickel Plate and Lake Shore lines will be delayed about ten days while repairs are made.
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Painesville
Lake Shore Road
Spring Dainties Tempt Akron Housewife With Market Bargains
Akron shoppers will find a bright spring market list on Saturday featuring strawberries at 70 cents a quart, tomatoes at 20 cents per 4 pounds, and mushrooms at 70 cents a pound. Cucumber, watercress, cauliflower, chicory greens, spinach, Chinese greens, and radishes also listed with prices, noting occasional week-to-week changes.
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Akron
Charlotte
Bear Attacks Kill Two Men Near YaYa Inlet
Victoria February news from Big Bear reports the steamer Tees arriving with word a massive bear slew two men at YaYa Inlet. One victim carried a white tipper and the other a lodian while the third man was dragged to the water by the enraged bear after a failed shot from his rifle.
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Victoria
Tees
Ieya Inlet
Grim scene of a grizzly attack described in terse terms
A white man approached the grizzly and plunged a long knife into the animal’s chest. The bear turned and killed the man, then collapsed lifeless a few feet away from his own mortal wound.
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Grizaly
Akron Board to guarantee sewer cost for Lang school area
The Akron Board of Education plans to cover most of the South Akron sewer expense near Lang school. Harphaim arranged to fund the Lang school frontage sewer at 16 cents per foot, about 145 dollars, with the guarantee at 40 dollars required to proceed. The guarantee condition led to last night’s discussion on sanitation for the new district.
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Board of Education
Akron
Lang
Harphaim
Lane School
Selo
Shiy
Post Office Discontinued in Camplon Lemowure County
The Dubuque Indiana rural mail delivery post office at Camplon Lemowure County is to be discontinued due to rural mail delivery changes. On Sept 1 1857 AV Brown was appointed postmaster and held the office since. his bond and compensation rights are revoked.
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Camplon
LeMowure
Uye
AV. Brown Wa
Wand
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Wm. Haury
BL Meghman
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W. H. Mitchell
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E.G. Demming
Witmer
A. Arborgust
Allen
H. B. Voorhees
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Robinson
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Bruce Wilson
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