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Akron Daily Democrat

Location

Akron, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1902

Page

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Goodrich Co plans new factory on Lind land

Goodrich Co buys Hye acres at Carroll and Beaver, Lind, to erect a large experimental plant with spring start. Frank H. Mason and officials remain reticent on exact purpose, but expansion of main plant and additional land purchases are anticipated. Public details to follow.

B. F. Goodrich Co HET Sewer Pipe Cp Carroll and Beaver #1 Goodrich Co Frank H. Mason Gol. Geo. T. Perkins Goodrich Co. Haa Olliuils

Tragic Wreck on P and W Claims Five Dead

A collision of two freight trains on the P and W near Girard killed five men and injured several, including Edward Coffee a brakeman from Akron, and Charles Pout and Charles Allen unhurt on opposite trains. The wreck forced delays as crews cleared the line and bodies were recovered.

Edward Coffee Akron Girard Tov Coffer Brie M&o Hultmile Wimard Loginod Taymond Antios Vealdence Edwood City Martiet New Castle Junction Proank Harding New Custle Junction Willian H. News Jefe Py AL Stil Chieigo Junction A. Carey Cortland Wolfee Charles Pout Lennox Charles Alen

Akron Policing Veteran Attacked in Courtroom

In Akron a 100-year-old officer testified amid assault charges linked to Thomas Dillon and Douglas Wily. Mayor Mursday fined the defendants’ costs after testimony from the elderly officer and the complainant’s ten year old son, with Hallstock questioning the badge and identity.

Jas Douglas Thomas Dillon Mursday Frank M. Hullatorts Tommy Mr. Hallstock Mary Dillon Doughie

Depot Cat Returns After Long Search at Union Depot

After a long search a cat has been found near the Union Depot area. The cat’s favored resting place is the dispatcher's bench in front of the CT & V hall, and it appears content in a quiet home awaiting proper care.

Union Depot Union Atpow CT & V. Hale Pollen O'Neil

Fragmentary muse on McKinley and town gentility

A fragmented quotation reflects reverence for McKinley and the town gentleman ideal. The lines hint at devotion, service, and a last hour lesson, suggesting a reflective, historic tone without clear events or names beyond the era’s figure.

Mckinley

Woman in Flight and Bank Clerk Involved in Fatal Cheat Case

New York, Feb 27. A bank clerk from Elizabethport named Hans D Sebrether aided by a woman known as Mrs Hart carried out a fraud scheme. The man stole about 65 000 dollars from the bank, later totaling 128 000 in all. Mrs Hart died at a friend’s home amid the inquiry. The pair drifted across cities before settling in New York where the clerk disappeared after the thefts.

New York Hans D. Sebrether Elizabethport Jones Maxville Stigep St Louis Sharp Loulaville Sly Chuelmatl Sata Binibothpark Bank Schreiber Hart

Absconding Express Agent Frank Puller Still At Large

Detectives pursue Frank Puller the Hudson express agent who vanished two weeks ago. Traced to Toledo and then Detroit, he managed to elude authorities and disappearance remains unsolved.

Frank Puller Express Hudson Toledo Detroit

Crowds Flock to Capitol for Memorial Address

In Washington at noon a massive crowd gathered about the Capitol as President Roosevelt and foreign dignitaries attended a memorial in the Hall of Representatives. Speaker Hay delivered a lengthy eulogy honoring McKinley, Lincoln, Washington, and Garfield, urging national unity and moral conduct while the flag flew at half mast.

Washington, Meb Great Hall of Representatives Rooservelt Henry Prussia Menbers Supreme Court Offis Congress Joly Hy Mekipsley Hls Wagistedtes Gillon Hinds McKinley Hind Blaine Garfield Hall of Representatives Capitol Hevtetry Hay Washington Lincoln McKintoy

Lawmaker Seese backs Akron Youngstown government change

Columbus Feb 21 Representative Seese of SumMa County asserts a bill to alter Akron and Youngstown governance will pass. He says Mahoning County Rep Ming supports the measure and believes it will succeed despite opposition in Akron. Murdoch reports the views and anticipated passage.

Columbus Akron Youngstown Seese Summail Askrat Mibonttig County Sal Reese Ming Mahoning Cours J. Murdoch

Former Akron Woman Dead in Michigan Home

Mrs. Rachel Hutchinson Jones died at her home in Jones Michigan on Web. 7. Born in Summit County she was well known in Akron. Survived by husband three children five sisters and a brother.

Wort Rachel Hutchinson Jones Jones Mich Akron Summit Vounty

Religiouseless Jailbreak Suspects Traced Across States

Cadlé On February outis Shanks and George Corey escaped from jail on November 24. Tracked from Cadte to Ehtengo, then San Antonio, Texas, and Nevada, they were captured. Corey remains at large. Shanks allegedly professed religion in jail while singing religious songs and causing disturbances. Landowner reports damage during the escape. Lara,

Cadlé Outis Shanks George — Corey Best Hong Nevada Cadte Miter McA Plig Ehtengo San Antonio Tex Corey Liege Joi Shanks Lara

Unreadable OCR letter addresses moral decline and public reaction

Fragmentary letter to WT Petfrey, president, laments societal decay and political turmoil. Text blurs names and places, with scattered phrases about duty, honor, and a wish for things to return to normal. No clear events, dates, or identifiable individuals can be confirmed.

Anniversary of the Chevaliers at Worle Castle Akron

The First Anniversary event for the Chevaliers at Worle Wall of Akron Castle featured Noble Chevalier Ho V. Behere as master of ceremonies. Aides welcomed guests while Prof. O J Olin gave a short address about the order's formation. The crowd enjoyed readings by several members, with Coy HOV Behert presenting an original piece. The gathering closed with refreshments and toasts to the Chevaliers' continued history.

Akron O. J. Olin Hans Wiel Mies Struttom Sheill Moe Achenen Coy Hov

Prince Henry Welcomed. Streets Criticized in City Talk

Washington notes the public call to enforce city sidewalk laws amid grim street conditions. Dr. Katherine Isurt urged relief and adherence to ordinances, while Prince Henry's arrival and Roosevelt welcome frame a diplomatic visit with events at Mount Vernon and a White House reception.

Prince Henry National Capital Alan Katherine Isurt Kurt

Canal unlikely to be abandoned this year says official

Superintendent W M Hiltabidle of the Northern division of the Obie nal reports from Columbus that opposition to a maintenance appropriation has largely faded. He warns legislators by delaying abandonment would cause damage to industries along the canal and force many firms to shut water supplies, with some moving to other towns.

W. M. Hiltabidle Obienal Columbus Wilembidle

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