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Akron Daily Democrat

Location

Akron, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1902

Page

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Akron Gas Co Slashes Rates Sparks Citywide Battle

Akron Gas Co announces a dramatic price drop to 20 cents per thousand cubic feet if paid before the 12th of each month, rising to 25 cents after the 12th. The move aims to compete with East Ohio Gas Co, expand lighting contracts, and secure city and alley lighting work.

Akron Gas Co Monsand East Olio Gas Co Heat- Inc Com Bank Alley Tallmadge Market Sts Malten Lane Market Mill Mii Akron Gas On Akron John R. Walsh Chicago

Youngstown Opposes Change In Akron Government Plan

Special correspondence from Columbus reports debate over a proposed unified city government plan for Akron and Youngstown. Local leaders dispute who represents Mahoning Valley interests and whether the commission form should be elected or appointed, with calls for minor concessions and possible compromise changes to the law.

Columbus, O Fegan Scone Stimmit Akron Youngstown Fe Ie Mulio Aleron Mahoning Valley Syaten Th . Mowever

Supreme Court Decision Affects Express Company Losses

In Columbus Ohio a Supreme Court decision in the Wella Fargo case held that a depositor cannot recover damages for goods not proven to have value or entrusted to the express company. The ruling limits recovery when no value is shown for jewels or valuables lost in transit.

Columbus Odan Supreme Court Yontenday Wella Fargo Company Hell Iniamuchta Bell Chrenltcourt Seld Bell

Panama Route Backed by Canal Committee Sparks Debate

The Iothimian Canal Committee favors the Panama route according to a Tribune dispatch, a stance noted without surprise in England where Pall Mall Gazette criticizes the French company for inheriting obligations mortgaged by another body. Charles G. Kraft of Palmer alley, injured Saturday, is recovering after a fall on railway tracks caused a severe right ankle fracture.

New York Tribune Iothimian Canal Committee Panama England Pall Mall Gazette United States Charles G. Kraft Palmer Alley Mr Kraft Beth

Buchtel and Seese Lead Joint Resolution Against Canals

In Columbus Ohio Speck correspondence notes bills introduced in the legislature. Buchtel proposes correcting the title of the Akron canal land deal with Miller and Co. Seese seeks pay for Job E Washer and township road control reforms. Gear of Wyandott lists local option law amendments. A joint resolution calls for extending the canal system and urges abolishment of large canal expenditures at the earliest date possible.

Columbus Buehtel Aultmnan, Miller & Co Akron Air Seeve Gear Wyandott

House Entry Leaves Beaten Owner In Police Report

The residence of Jeremiah Beck on Water Street was entered Tuesday night by two men. Beck interrupted the break in and was assaulted and badly beaten. He filed a police report on Wednesday.

Jeremiah Beck Mr. Beck

Mystery Burial at Huens Viste Cemetery

In Winchester on June 22 a grave was found disturbed by the cemetery sexton in a remote corner. A cheap wool box contained a Cody hastily buried, prompting County Coroner Ryans to be summoned to investigate the scene.

Winchester Huens Viste Thin County Cody Kent Ryans

Kaiser presents cannon to German American veterans in NYC

New York cable reports a cannon captured from the French by a German veteran of the war will be brought to the United States and presented in Philadelphia by the Kaiser. The Prince plans civilian dress in the U S and will visit cities including Philadelphia, with longer stays in New York and Washington.

New York Henry United States Central Union Berlin Philadelphia Washington

Sleighing Party Leaves for State Mills from Duque Bros

A party of 30 employees from Duque Bros store departed Wednesday at 5 30 PM for State Mills where they plan to take supper.

Duque Bros State Mills

Braemer alleged to owe company up to 400000

Cincinnati tale claims Theodore Braemer secretary treasurer of J. & F. Schroth Packing Co. stole from 160000 to 400000 over 20 years. Braemer and wife reportedly transferred stocks bonds and a city residence to former employers and resigned amid efforts to keep the matter quiet. Detectives and accountants aided the investigation as the firm, reorting three millions in yearly business, faced a large shortage.

Cincinnati Tan Theodore Braemer J. & F. Schroth Packing Company Braemer Schroths Braemeer Troy Hilary Join Schroth Ego Mapert Munster Selvoths Bimday

Snowbound stranded Akron lines all day amid heavy snow

Snowbound conditions paralyze travel from Akron to nearby towns as drifts block the A B C and Barberton lines. The N C O sweepers work since Tuesday, but drifted tracks persist. ABarberton alumni banquet turnout car stuck overnight with 19 remaining, heated by electricity. Families anxiously await word as crews anticipate more drifting Wednesday night.

Akron Be & C Ket Ravenna Cuyahoga Valle Pearon North Hill N.V Co. Hs A. B Cleveland Ativik Ines Barberton Cay Mabel Anderson Lauree Harper Edith Sadler Marecelle Ranney Clifford Jones Cloyd Docker Harry Knox Alexander Duncan John Lewis Ernest Kryder

Police Court Loafers Must Go

Twenty athletic visitors packed Police court chairs when Prison Keeper Washer asked for workers and one man volunteered. The room was cleared with Mayor Doyle’s consent to remove loafers, as Washer declared the loafers must go.

Police Court Traret Doyle

Sven Hedin Returns From Two Year Central Asia Trek

Swedish explorer Sven Hedin, after two years in Tibet and the Gobi, plans travels toward Muda and home by mid summer. His notes describe the Pamirs expedition with the Inglo Russian Boundary Commission and a buried ancient city near Altishbulak with Chinese manuscripts dated eight centuries ago.

Dr. Hedin Inglo Russian Boundary Commission Pamirs Phibetan Uplands Aake Sven Hedin Central Asia Tibet Gobi Hedin Stockholm Cossiuké Mons Point Muda Sven Hodin Altmishbulak de

Death of Green township resident George Sweltzer

Mr. George Sweltzer longtime Green township resident died Tuesday at his East Liberty home after more than a year with dropsy. He was 71 years, nine months and 14 days old. Survived by wife and nine children including C E Sweltser Akron South Main St and others in Akron Cuya hoga Tallmadge Mast Liberty Walrhope. Funeral Thursday morning at 1 30 from United Evangelical Church of Bare Liberty. He had lived in Green Township all his life.

George Sweltzer Green Township East Liberty C. E. Sweltser South Main St. Akron Co, Wolf Cuya Hoge Pally Barbara Simmons South St. Akron Wm. Fy Swoeltzer Columat Akron Y. Sweltzer Tallmadge Andrew John Aqna Sweltner Mast Tiberty Madison Swettser Walrhope Suirk County United [Evangelical Chirch Bare Liberty Host Liberty Swelteer le Tire Tving

Akron visitor helps Massillon Times improve paper

Massillon Visitor Mr. H. M. Calkins of the Massillon Times was in Akron on Tuesday. Caulking is installing a linotype machine and making other efforts to render the Times a better paper than ever.

H. M. Calkins The Massillon Times Akron Caulking the Times

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W. Little Peoria Dyman A. Walton Joh W. Seliell Alvon, Gener John RR. Walsh Lyman A. Walton M.O. Thower Joh W. Seidel Mauiger Seldell Akron Gis Co East Ohio Gas Co Jimasen Bees Sununit County Buchtel Prince Snowbound Himalayas Dr. Hed Canayan Teouy Mont Blanc Dre Hedin Lol Nor Hiv Lab de, Hedin Geo. Sweltzer Green Massillon
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