Foraker Re-Elected to the United States Senate Today
In Columbus Ohio the Legislature conducted the official vote to renominate United States Senator Joseph Benson Foraker. The tally showed Foraker leading in the Senate with 21 votes to Baker 11, while the House weighed similar figures as the joint session prepared to certify the results. The day featured inauguration ceremonies and legislative debates on measures including a deterrent bill for attacks on national or state officials and memorial construction for soldiers and pioneers. Akron officials attended and sought permits related to a canal sewer project, while Adams Treiner returned to the state payroll as minister plenipotentiary and envoy extraordinary to the South Gallery.
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Senate
House
United States
Joseph Benson Koraker
Harding
Milton County
Chis. W. Biker
Cincinnati
Democratie
Roger
Soneca County
Wilts
Harding County
Vorker
Wittie
Brimmlinch
Darke County
Biker
Abiue
Louie—Motaker
Baker
Ohio
Chamberlain
Lorain County
Akron
Osborn Msgate
John Merarmond
Kelly
Buthey
Adam Treiner
Adams
South Gallery
House of Representatives
Admin
Chnees
Adam
Murdoch
Testimonial Banquet Honors Leaving Akron Leader Corson
A testimonial banquet was hosted by the Prudential committee for Mr HL Corson, who is leaving Akron for a indefinite stay in Europe. The event, in the private dining rooms of the Buchtel, featured a decoratively arranged table and a program where D A James presided, and speakers praised Corson for his church and civic work.
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Buchtel
Akron
Po My
Europe
Las Nde
Cain
W. Mantle
Te 1
Clevélud
W. F. Picton
Baptist Church
A.B. Cowis
Firat Baptist Church
Everest
Fugitive Seeks Pardon After 34 Years in Kentucky
John D. Mensch, alias John P. Smith, a Louisville man, seeks a governor pardon to return home after 34 years as a fugitive from a murder conviction. He was tried in 1870, sentenced to death, broke jail in 1870 before sentencing, and was recaptured with others except him. His wife and unborn child were left in Louisville.
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Louisville
Jun
John D. Mensch
Atlas John P. Smith
Kentucky
Smith
Louisvile
Heit
Officials prepare vote tally for police pension fund
The Mayor, City Clerk, Bollestor, and Chief of Police tally the vote on the Police Pension fund. Official action will determine the outcome, with the Board of Elections awaiting gathering to conclude the matter. The event affects the former trustee’s election and is treated as highly protected until formal steps are taken.
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Police Pension Fund
Chi
Board of Elections
Doe
Corn King George Phillips Feeds Corn Market Panic
ChicagoJuly 1 A board of trade notice to close all open deals with George H Phillips, once titled Corn King, sparked a rush to margins and fierce selling. Phillips admitted about 60,000 dollars at stake while claiming margins were sufficient. rye and corn fell as bears and bulls surged, and the market plunged across grains.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Geo. H. Phillips
Phillipa
Phillips
Stone
Jacob Dinger
Mtr. Phillips
Huatelas
Mr. Dinger
Hin
Sirat Evangelical Truth Iran church Incorporation Reform
New church incorporation papers filed in Columbus Ohio at the Secretary of State's office. The Sirat Evangelical Truth Iran church of Barberton lists C. Dabel George P. Grafton Samuel Stauffer W. G. Wolter and J. F. Tos as incorporators.
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Columbus, O
Sirat Evangelical Truth
Iran
Barberton
Orire
C. Dabel
George P. Grafton
Samuel Stauffer
W. G. Wolter
J. F. Tos
Mill Taken Over as New Cereal Company Plans Expansion
The Plourer Cereal Company, promoted by Arbogast, plans to acquire the Creston mill and instead option the Chim Fulton mill from Heinrich Milley & Sons to produce pearl barley flour. The venture aims to enlarge the Fulton mill and expand trade, with western mills to follow. Local millers report strong profits and note consolidation toward rivaling Quaker Oats and Great Western Cereal.
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Willington
Delaware
Thesday
Plourer Cereal Company
Vaprint Stork
Arboxust
Chim Fulton
Heinrich Milley & Sons
Messrs
Max
Hugo Behumacher
Ferdinand Schumacher
Quaker Oats Co
Great Western Cereal Co
Won't Fight Akron's Battles in Barberton Meeting
Barberton correspondents report Akron backers of better Breck car and interurban service. Commissioner McCarthy moved steps to improve No. 1 Co. service but failed to gain a second or action.
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Breck
Akron
Barber
Coumel
Comnelouin McCarthy
No. 1
McCarthy
Re elected officers and directors of two savings firms
Permanent Savings and Loan Co and The Termavent Savings and Loan Co reported a prosperous condition at a Monday evening meeting. Directors listed include Joseph A. Baldwin Horevey Baldwin A Barmer Charles Cy Bales Cornelia A Brouse Harvey M Hollinger 11 Holton J C McMillon Sumner Not ite Nutt A Tevple Geo Wo Minnier Be o W Stuart KH Walker Ho B Berger. Officers Joseph A Halfdgein president Be Walker first vice president Geo Wo Phin second vice president OC A Tronse secretary Tarvey M Hollinger treasurer.
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Termavent Savings & Loan Co
Ares
Josephs A. Baldwin
Horevey Baldwin
To A. Barmer
Charles Cy Bales
Cornelia A. Brouse
Harvey M. Hollinger
Holton
J. C. McMillon
Sumner Not. Ite Nutt
A. Tevple
Geo Wo Minnier
O W. Stuart
KH. Walker
Ho B. Berger
Dineph A. Haldgein
Walker
Geo Wo Phin
Vce
A. Tronse
Tarvey M. Hollinger
Shamrock III ordered to challenge for the American Cup
Sir Thomas Lipton and advisers confirmed the Shamrock III project with an order to Fife to design and build the new yacht. Geo J Watson will aid with Shamrock II data and models, giving Fife an edge. Construction starts immediately. Shamrock II to be ready by spring 1903 with design work beginning soon.
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London
Dan
Win
Fite
Volrlomethetiste
Thomas Lipton
Thomas
Dife
Fife
Geo. J. Watson
Wife
Lin
Revolution In Paraguay Begins With Senator’s Death
A political crisis in Paraguay erupts after the assassination of a senator triggering a revolt in Asuncion. President Aveval resigns as Congress accepts his recall while key ministers and generals contend for power amid violent clashes in the chamber and capital.
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Gomers
Republic of
Para
Aveval
Congress
Callixon
Chamber of Deputies
Pacando Taefau
Buglenic Council
Caballera
Miguel
Corba
Jan
Depuny
Cermindo Carrerna
Biro Hedtor
Carnegie Satisfied with Library Gift Plan
Mr Carnegie approves the Akron plan for a new public library building with a $70,000 gift. The Library Board reports documents satisfactory and awaits instructions from treasurer Mr Pranks in Hoboken. Plans include a Providence style building near $120,000 to $150,000 cost, within Carnegie’s grant limits.
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Akronte
Contell
Fora Board
Mr. Pranks
Mr. Carnegie
Carnegie
Providence
Simon
Carnegles Offor
Too Big a Man for Uncle Sam Enlists in Coast Artillery
Barberton resident Clas L. Deltel, tall and strong, left the recruiting office declaring his aim to join the coast artillery and fight with the Boers in South Africa. He stands six feet five inches and weighs 185 pounds, described as a perfect recruit in physique. The adjutant reported the telegrams denying his enlistment and details of two other applicants, both for coast artillery, processed today.
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Sam
South Africa
Clas
L. Delteel
Barberton
Revertiing
Walsl Block
Uncle Lank
Deltseh
Coast Artillery
W. Crane
AkYon
Hawi
Wrighman Seeks To Set Aside Church and College Gifts
Frank A. Wrighman of Cleveland sues in Common Pleas to invalidate bequests in Lucy A Pangburns will to the Firep Church of Christ Akron and Hirant College. The suit alleges the gifts failed by the beneficiary's death within four years of the will. Heir of Mrs Pangburns are named as parties.
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Comune
Frank A. Wrighman
Cleveland
Lucy A Panghurn
Firep
Church of Christ
Akron
Hirant College
Tostatiis
Che
Hee Heath
First Salt Plant in Summit County Described
A historic note on Summit County salt industry traces a thirties origin near Peninsula. Hunters found spring water boiled into brine sold for curing meats, with a shanty and kettle for salt sales. A salt well was never sunk nearby, though the site drew buyers from nearby facilities. The farm once belonged to Thomas Wood, later owned by Fred C. Weed, and now by MLL. Divison of Woodstock?
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Buinmit
Peninsula
Deerlick
Connecticut Land Co
Thomas Wood
Feed ©. Wood
Frm
Ganyard & Woo
Fred C. Weed
Mll. Divison
Woomter
Brother’s Death in Paul Tory Leaves Community in Mourning
A local notice reports the death of Reverend J. H. W. Blake, whose brother Mire Blakete Chiles Weedon passed away ten days ago in Waltiure. The community mourns the loss of the clergyman and his sibling, with services expected to follow.
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J. H.W. Blake
Paultory
Hy Weedon
Waltiure
Tramps' Troubles in Snowbound Street Scene
A fragmented clipping recounts a snowy mishap affecting tramps and a passerby named Otloer Jor. Descriptions hint at undeserved Latitydom and providential restraint amid hardship, reflecting a harsh urban scene and local tone.
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