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Newspaper

Akron Daily Democrat

Location

Akron, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1902

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Akron Form of Government Change Seen In Legislature

Special correspondence from Columbus reports Representative Buchtel predicts a bill to alter Akron's government form will be introduced in the Ohio Legislature. He favors a general municipal code bill over a city-specific measure and notes Youngstown shares debates. He also opposes further canal funding and supports selling state canal rights and abandonment. The piece also notes Taylor's contest of Senator Hurst's election and Senate approval of war and game commission appointments.

Columbus Youngstown Akron David D. Taylor J. Edward Hurst Taylor Monroe County Center Township

No Excuse For Small Pox In Civilized Countries

Dr H M Bracken secretary of the Minnesota State Board of Health said in a public address that no person should be allowed to travel during a smallpox outbreak without vaccination. He asserted thorough demonstration supports vaccination as the preventive measure and urged universal vaccination with no excuse for smallpox.

Minneapolis Minn H. M. Bracken Minnesota State Board of Health Jui Bracken

Fragmented New York News Reelize Mispatol Treatment Claim

Reports from Jornal and Asnert cite a London Mall medical meeting noting a new approach in treating consumption. The report mentions Lisa Hiquid as part of a native pebieplos group and references a Bonaty gown, with hypoderule Hilgetson of turstine cited among treated cases. One patient shows signs of recovery, with details limited by the garbled text.

New York Jornal London Mall Park Academy of Medicine Toad Lisa Bonaty Elas Zion Hilgetson Turstine

Nine Big Ones From Mr H Renninger Fishing Trip

Friends of Mr H Renninger celebrate his fishing success returning from a Reservoir trip with a string of nine black bass weighing two to seven pounds each. He has long burned the midnight oil studying price plans and histories of Isaac Walton amid the local fishing scene.

Renninger Isaac Walton

Akron Grocers Association Officers Featured in Trade Note

The record mentions the Lyland Grocer, Clever land Grocer, and Ohio Merchant with route trade sketches. Officers of the Akron Grocers Association are listed: Fred W. Wolt president, A. Baker vice president, Jonas J. Bpellman secretary, B. AL Chamberlain treasurer.

Lyland Grocer Cleverland Grocer Ohio Merchant Akron Grocers’ Association Messrs Fred W. Wolt A. Baker Jonas J. Bpellman Secrevary B. AL Chamberlain

Red White and Blue Ball at Twentieth Century Hall

Old Glory members of Company B and the Highth Legion Band plan a red, white, and blue ball at Twentieth Century hall on Friday night. This will be the second dance of the season by these organizations with invitations in red, white, and blue urging ladies to wear red white or blue attire. Music provided by the Eighth Regiment band.

Highth Legiment Band Twentieth Century Hall Eighth Regiment

Rich Men Defect From McKinley Memorial Drive

Cleveland noting Jan. 16 Col Fran t Herrick treasurer of the McKinley Memorial Association and head of the American Bankers Association says contributions from wealth holders have been scant. He reports rich men and leaders of industry have delayed or forgotten, leaving the effort to shop workers and school children.

Cleveland Col. Frant. Herrick McKinley National Memorial Association American Bankers’ Ascciation McKinley Memorial Techgeers ii

De Trop Club Fifth Annual Ball Promises Brilliance

The De Trop club hosts its fifth annual ball at the Twentieth Century ballroom on February 27 with J Dandridge as president and G Stevens as vice. HL Simpson is secretary, J W Dyson treasurer. Guests from Columbus Massillon Youngstown Cleveland attend. Stickle's orchestra provides the music.

De‘Trop Club de Trop Club J. Dandridge G. Stevens HL Simpson J. W. Dyson Columbus Massillon Youngartown Cleveland Stickle

Davis gives $100000 to senator grandson in Mexico trip

Cumberland Md telegraphs that Sen Henry G Davis of Elkins W Va, leader of the US delegation to the Van American Congress, sent $100000 as a gift to his only grandson Henry G Davis Jr born days ago. The child is son of join Davis jr, elder son of the senator, and has a sister.

Cumberland, Md Henry G. Davis Elkins W. Vu City of Mexico United States Van-American Congress Join 'T. Davis Jor Davis Stephen A. Biking R. M. G. Brown Arthur

Sumit County Medical Society Holds Second Anniversary Dinner

The Sumit County Clinical Society met at Barberton's Bar berton Law with 17 diners including Dr. C H Whipple of Barberton and Dr. K W Cory of Akron. Dr. F D Smith presided as president, and new members Dr. T Livermore and P J Morgan joined.

Sumit County Crane F. D. Smith Cuyaloga Falls Hoddes Dre T. Livermore P. J. Moregan W. HH. Whipple William Wilson Dev Katherine Kort Rockwell C. A. Dixon Dle Crna Katherine Kurt Cory Barberton

Barberton Medical Meeting Tales and Titles

A fragmented listing shows Barberton doctors and topics on medicine practice ethics and therapy. Names such as Dr Bo J Canfield Dr W Mann Dr O TD Obitde appear alongside references to professional life critiques and observational essays. The text hints at a meeting held at Dr B Carter's home with speakers including William Wilson and others.

Leo Martied Daetur Dyn Carter Trolaters Tydw Rockwell Whipple Barberton B. Cartor Adgtply

Akron Committee of Seven forms to study city organization

Mayor W B Doyle could not confirm a date for the committee of eleven to report on Akron’s fancisé organization. He reserved to informTelters acceptance or refusal to serve, though he expects some may decline in one or two cases. The mayor is pleased with the selections and hopes all will serve.

W. B. Doyle Committee of Eleven Akron

Castalia Wife Defies Waiting Smashes Saloon Window

Mrs. William Erbe of Castalia smashed the plate glass front of John Bennett's saloon when her supper grew cold while waiting for her husband. County Commissioner Moore notes insurance coverage concerns on county buildings and cites figures for the Court House and various facilities. The dramatic incident follows a discussion on funding and protection of public structures.

Sandusky Migs William Erbe Cathe Castalia John Bennett

Akron Elks Record Largest Class of New Members

Akron Elks celebrate a record initiation day with a large lodge turnout. About 112 of the candidates were initiated amid a festive ceremony led by Exalted Ruler Frank W. Hineteker. The event drew roughly 250 attendees, including Mayor Doyle and other dignitaries, and was highlighted by flowers, a banquet, and toasts.

Akron Lodge Osio Akron Jocut Akrot Tollge Frank W. Hineteker L. G. Miles Thong A. Koller Doyle AL Renter Vaiudeville Fiat Leon

Flyingman to Corsica flight backed by three luxury yachts

New York dispatch notes Santos Dumont plans an airship crossing from Nice to Corsica. He will be accompanied by three private yachts, Varina, Lysistrate, and Calanthe, offered by Eugene Higgins, diaries Gordon Bennet, and Arthur A. Yinckley respectively.

New York Santos Dumont Nice Corsica Bea Eugene Higgins Gordon Bennet Arthur A. Yinckley

New Manager Art Simis Names Hart Matheson Coach

Art Simis appoints Hart Matheson as new manager to guide future seasons. Simis expresses high confidence in Matheson while detailing expected duties and strategic goals for the team’s upcoming battles.

Art Simis Hewmuita Shins Hart Matheson

Char. M. Schwab in Monte Carlo Rumors of Fortune

A sensational report traces Char. M. Schwab and wife Mrs Schwab through Monte Carlo gambling scenes. It claims he bets large sums on haphazard piles, loses modestly at first, then widens bets, draws attention, and carts away a bundle of notes and a small fork after a three day tiger run with mixed results.

Negotiations Shape Frink Ene Trial Outcomes

The report notes Matheson's efforts to secure state backing for Simms during proceedings. Simms appears in the Frink Ene trial, with Arts likely to influence outcomes based on his performance against Martin Defy in upcoming matches.

Matheson Buffalo Simms Frink Ene Muon Martin

Tragic death of Mrs Ida Brow in Attior min

Mrs Ida Brow of Attior min apparently took her life on Tuesday, with her body found at home after her husband returned. She had been healthy earlier that day and no motive was found. The couple had two sons, Frank and Bert, both living at home and employed locally.

Ida Brow Attiormin Steubenville Brown Mr. Brown Abs Brown Frank Bert Hoth LL B, Camp Co

Ex-Mayor W. and Young Take Depositions

Ex mayor W. and Young were in Stang fivhl on Wednesday taking depositions in the case of Mir. Sopbrunte J. Ritebig v. the executors of the Cornell estate in a local legal action.

Manyor W. &. Young Stangfivhl Mir. Sopbrunte J. Ritebig Cornell

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. Buchtel Summit Ohio Canal Nash Thomas B. Paxton Cincinnati Paul North Edward Kennedy Morgan County State War and Game Commission Senate J. Murdoch South America South End H. Reninger Eud Conivertones Lini Bass Yestervling Grocers New Trade Journal McKin Ley Colored Society Clinical Society Moore Atl Tanarked County Akron Elks Flying‘man Art Simms Hinge Sime Mipangens Ail Neen Chas. Schwab Monte Carlo Chas. M. Schwab Alwaye Bisullon Hehwah Monte Carto Taxi Lila Schwab The Tiger
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