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Akron Daily Democrat

Location

Akron, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1902

Page

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Plans For Prince Henrys Visit To United States Announced

Berlin January 17 The Imperial Admiralty and Emperor Wyaths military staff will accompany Prince Henry of Prussia on his U S visit. The plan calls for February arrival in New York then Washington and other cities before returning to New York for the Deutschland voyage home.

Berlin Imperial Admiralty Yon Tir- Pitz Emperor Wyath von Plessen Prince Henry of Prussia Bitter United States Baron von Seckendorm von Schwindt von Lgidy von Trotha von Mueller von Grumme Trolvl Admiral von Seckendort Washington New York Deutchland Admiral von Seckendorf America Peutehland Chicago Prince Henry Admiral von Seckendorff von Seckendorf von Seckendorff Norse Victoria San Francisco William

Camp Deaths and Cruelty Accusations Rebutted

London reports a blue book on South Africa camps, with Milner and Kitchener defending conditions. It cites December figures: 117,017 inmates and 2,880 deaths including 1,547 children, while Botha refuses to spare families and property.

London South Africa Lord Milner Lord Kitchener Schalkburger Botha Bortha Blue Hook

Green Township Furnishes Its Share of Candidates

The Inland correspondent notes Green Township contributing more than its share to local politics. Former residents Dan BP Stein run for Sheriff, Clint W. Cline for Clerk of Court, John Souers for Receiver, with Dr Tobias from Billy Township and other neighbors active in seeking offices.

Dan Stein Sherif Clint W. Cline John Souers Recover Green Township Tobias 4How Uily Township

Weather Forecast For Warmda Night And Saturday

The forecast calls for a warm night with partly cloudy skies tonight and Saturday. Expected mild temperatures with improved sunshine by afternoon and a light breeze.

City Comulastoner Orders Sewer Plans From Bowery to West Center

In an official directive the City Comulastoner instructs Another Sewer Hogmoor Payne to prepare plans for a new sewer project spanning from Bowery to West Center, detailing scope and timelines.

Hogmoor Payne Comulastoner Atatest Bowery West Center

Des Moines Governor Reveals Clemency List

Des Moines on January 17 reports the governor, in the final act of his administration, published names of 47 prisoners granted executive clemency in the last two years. The governor’s clemency record is described as unmatched in Iowa.

Des Moines Joy Shaw Hiis Towa

St Louis Exposition May Move From 1903 To 1904

Washington reports that the St Louis exposition leaders Jefferies Franecis and Adolph Busche indicate postponing the fair to 1904 to secure foreign exhibits. They note a Japanese government fair in 1903 could draw away potential displays, delaying the international participation vital for a grand 1908 showing.

Washington St. Louis Pice Watil Fran Exposition Company Adolph Busche White House Goy Franeis Str. Busche St. Louls Guy

Chautauqua Assembly Elects Officers and Akron Notables

The Chautauqua Assembly trustees elected officers for the coming year led by Chancellor Bishop John J. Vincent of Zurich and Geo HK Vincent of Chicago as superintendent of instruction. Ira M. Miller of Akron was named treasurer to fill the vacancy from Judge Clement Brudebaker’s death. Also noted: Mrs. Margaret Galloway of Akron, aged 88, died after a week’s illness at her daughter Mrs. Sarah Martin’s Akron home. born January 25, 1810 in Pennsylvania, she lived in Akron 28 years.

Buffalo The Chautauqua Assembly John JH. Vincent Zurich Switzerland Geo HK. Vincent Chico J. ©. Neville Chicago Wilson M. Day Cleveland Econd KE. G. Dazenbury Portville N. C Chester D Margaret Galloway Akron Sarah Martin Galloway Pennsylvania

Freshmen Heroic Clash at Buchtel College Ride

An Akron youth renowned for athletic skill disrupted a planned party by upperclassmen near Taxchange and Uxelvnige Malista corner. He warned intruders and knocked three rivals unconscious with blows as the rest fled. The planned visit to Mr Wil McChesney Kram Roy ended with an evening at Krumroy.

Akron Liriwif Buchtel College Taxchange Marists Wil, McChesney Malista Krumroy

Artistic Aid Concert by Eighth Regiment Band in Akron

A highly successful concert by the Eighth Regiment Band of the Ohio National Guard in Akron Temple last night drew a large crowd. The program featured a vocal quartet with Mrs. BV Owls Mrs. S and Bingoes, Mr. W. G. Findley, and Prof. N. J. Glover. Mrs. Nellie Glover accompanied. The event was praised as one of Akron’s best in years.

Temple Eight Regiment Eighth Regiment N. G Canton Akron Mra Owls Bingoes W. G. Findley N. J. Glover Nellie Glover Wis Wecompaniat Akron

Koerberling Sells Town Lots Near Akron Barberton

Mr. John Koerberling owns six farm parcels along the Manchester road between Akron and Barberton, totaling 34 acres with 500 lots platted. He plans to enter real estate ventures in the near future.

John Koerberling Manchester Road Akron Barberton Koerber

Shore Road Syndicate Reaches Amicable Credit Agreement

In Cleveland Ohio chairman Newcomb reports an agreement among the Everett Moore syndicate creditors Strang & Company and others regarding the Detroit and Toledo Shore Road receiver. The Strang company receiver will be discharged Edwards appointed by the U S court will oversee the property. The road will resume full operation at the earliest safe time.

Cleveland Newcomb Bankers’ Committee Everett-Moore Strang & Company Detroit Toledo Huw Strang & Co Edwards United States Court Bankers

Will and Note at Center of Cornell Estate Trial

Photograph of Will and a Note accompanies report from Judge Anderson in the case of Sophronie J Ruehle versus Chas Baird and J B Wright. The amended motion to oust executors charges forgery of the will and a $5 000 note signed by T W Cornell and paid to Alexander Aungst to induce testimony. The plaintiff says the will was never seen or read by Cornell. Aungst testified the will was signed shortly before Cornell's death. Continued on page two.

Sophronie J. Ruehle Chas. Baird J.B. Wright T. W. Cornell Anderson J. W. Cornell Alexader Avngst Mr. Aungst Cornell

Sunday Concerts At Opera House To Aid Coal Fund

The Eighth Regiment Band starts Sunday afternoon concerts at 2 p m in the Opera House. A first program including offertory pieces is planned. City bands will donate services and proceeds go to the poor department for coal purchases. Admission is free.

Regment Opera House

Mrs Gillen Denies Arrest in Med Ia Police Court

Another Mrs Mary Gillen of WT Jewett street asserts she is not the Mrs Gillen who was arrested in Med Ia Police court on Tuesday for intoxication.

Mary Gillen Jewett St Gillen Thesday

Akron Builders Exchange Planned After City Meeting

Akron builders and contractors gathered at Hotel Buchtel to organize a Builders Exchange. State officers and other city representatives spoke on benefits, with a five-member committee appointed to establish the exchange and plan the first meeting at T. W. Carmichael & Co. office in the Hamilton building.

Akron Builders and Contractors Buchtel Builders’ Exchange Tule H. Weeks Belult James Young State Builders’ Exchange W. McCorermick

Committee Seeks 5 Dollar Spectator Pass for Boxing

The committee requires 50 persons to travel to Detroit for the Simms City boxing event. Participants must leave their names at Simms and Young's, rear of Buchtel, by Monday noon.

Detroit Simms & Young’a Buchtel

Young Women Sacrificed Themselves Upon an Altar of Charity

Chicago, Jan. 17. At the Post Graduate hospital an hour's surgery restored a burned face of 16 year old Helen Peek after a gasoline accident. Fifteen young women volunteered to donate skin grafts to aid her recovery.

Chicago Post Graduate Hospital Helen Peek

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Emperor Wilhelm Miss Roosevelt Land of Liberty Prince Henry and the Princess of Kitchener Gen Wanamaker Hagelbarger Haat Market St Democrat Summit County Green Gov. Shaw Ira M. Miller Eighth Regiment Band Mr. Koerber Shore Road Edward of England Captain Clark Oregon Whitelaw Reid Wilson
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