Meat Taken to Principal Markets as Striker Pushes
Chicago June 2 The second week of the Chicago packing strike shows packers regaining ground as meat is moved to market under heavy police guard. Nonunion and union drivers may clash, but Mayor Harrison limits rioting. Swift Co fills Fulton Market stalls with protection. Cotton predicts union victory by Thursday.
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Chicago
Fulton
Tira
Noton
Harrison
Dig
Posible, Swift & Co
Fulton Market
South Waterst
Cotton
Teamsters’ Union
Seven Miles Chase Ends With Arrest In Barberton
Special Correspondent reports a pursuit of nearly seven miles along canal, hills, swamps, and wetlands before Char Mackey is captured on a warrant for taking a horse belonging to FE Swineburt. The animal was returned in poor condition. Mackey is jailed and will face a preliminary hearing Tuesday before Mayor Buel.
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Barberton
Bna Woods
Beerstier
Char. Mackey
Swineburt
Mackey
Buel
Mrs Adeline Butler Dies After Prolonged Illness At 68
Mrs Adeline H E Butler aged 68 died Saturday at the home of Samuel Cleveland 11 Crosby street after a two year paralysis involving extended illness. A Akron resident 17 years she had been an invalid for several years. Her husband predeceased her and funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 30 p m from Mr Cleveland's residence and the remains will be taken to Torrington Conn for interment, her former home.
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Adeline EH. Butler
Samuel Cleveland
Crosby
Butler
Akron
Cleve- Tani
Torrington
Conn
Butter
Picnic plans brewing among city hardware dealers
The text notes a planned picnic for hardware dealers and their employees with commuters already at work. It indicates an announcement of the date and place will come soon and may be linked with a growers event, with arrangements to be confirmed shortly.
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Te & Tople
Connecion
Directors to Meet on Westmnsday for Routine South Mary St. Extension
A meeting of directors of the T. Co. will be held Westmnsday at moon to consider routine business including questions relating to the extension of the South Mary St. Mpe. The Dewoornt Naor reads.
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T. Co
Moon
South Mary St. Mpe
Helped Booth Aiders Bainbridge Death in New York
Jase 2 Abwaiom Rug glen Bainbridge once faced execution for aiding John Wilkes Booth as he escaped after Lincoln’s assassination. Born in Virginia in 1840s, Bainbridge joined Mosby’s Confederate unit at 16 and rose to lieutenant. Arrested with cousin Major Ruggles, they were sentenced to death but later pardoned.
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New York
Jase
Rugglen
Bainbridge
John Wiles Booth
Leutenant
Col. Mosby
Major Ruggles
Booth
Big Cousin
Death of Selden A Chatfield Odd Fellow Builder of City
One of the oldest local Odd Fellows Selden A Chatfield died at 1 am Sunday aged 70 years 9 months 28 days after 40 years residence here born in North Killingworth Connecticut he was a carpenter employed by Aultman Miller & Co for years health failed him last year survived by two daughters Mrs Charles A Watson and Minnie Chatfield funeral services conducted by Summit lodge at the residence 419 Buchtel Ave the sermon by Rev Howard S MacA yens interment Glendale cemeteries
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Selden A. Chatfield
Cineer
Chatferd
Hind
North Killingworth
Conn
Aultman, Miller & Co
Chatfield
Ny Trade
Chatfeld
Charles A. Watson
Minnie Chatfield
Summit Lodge
Akron
F. C
Residenes
Graduates Named for High School Commencement Exercises
The high school will hold commencement in the assembly room on Thursday and Friday evenings. Graduates listed include Trene Abendshine Mina Th Adama Tounie Cardarelli Cornelia Crana Are thur Edwin Daymon Josephine Delta Aveble Aanean Raymond Foote Lucretia Hennington Abbie L. Houston People Kirtley Norma Mars Jessie My Mille Ellen Mitchell George Benjamin Motz Bertha Mueller Park A. McColgay Catherine G. Ory Nellie J. Pelton Jeannette Reid Lon G G Held Emma VY. Rosanan Beasie M. Soldon Lara B. Shoukel Mabel Patt Shinpan Clarence W. Stahl Alma Lucille Taylor Ale Taterella Taylor Jesse Moith Thierry Margaret Thouns Mabel Wathon Eilen M. Vance John H. Horst Sadie K. Mallison Bessie Tedeick Charlotte W. Weaver
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Trene Abendshine
Mina Th Adama
Tounie Cardarelli
Cornelia Crana
Arethur
Edwin Daymon
Josephine Delta
Aveble Aanean
Raymond Foote
Lucretia Hennington
Abbie L. Houston
People Kirtley
Norma Mars
Jessie My Mille
Ellen Mitchell
George Benjamin Motz
Sadie K. Mallison
Bessie Tedeick
Charlotte W. Weaver
The Real Game on Buchte Diamond This Afternoon
Retell clerks and post office employees prepare for a battle on the Buchte diamond this afternoon. The game is scheduled to start around 4:90 and will run until sunset.
Rah for Rast Akron Triumph in Local Baseball Clash
The Maat Akron Athletic eluty thane ball team defeated Cleveland Whrep club on Bash Avon grounds Saturday. Cavanagh pitched a near perfect game as the bone boys hit the visitors’ pitchers hard. North End teams announce a Delphos trip on June 8 and a regular monthly meeting tonight.
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AKRON
Tooters
Maat Akron Athletic
Coan
Cleveland
Bash Avon Grounds
Cavanagh
Alen
North End
Delphos
North EM Athletic Club
Important Features of the War Now Over
A condensed historical summary covering the war from October 11, 1890 to May 31, 1902. Includes troop totals for Boer and British forces, major battles and losses, command changes, and notable incidents such as Magersfontein and Colenso. Mentions leaders Kruger Steyn Roberts Kitchener De Wet Delarey Cronje and others.
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Beitley Oflonrs
Mien
Stages of the fighting in the Boer War period
The fragment lists numbers of prisoners and costs and records a sequence of events from October 1809 to January 1901. Notable items include reliefs of Mafeking and Kimberley, Lord Roberts’ march to Pretoria, annexations of the Orange Free State and Transvaal, Prinsloo surrenders with 3000 Boers, Kruger’s flight, De Wet’s Cape raid, and Roberts returning home. Dates span 1900 to early 1901.
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Ceylon
St. Helena
Bermila
Cape
Great Britain
Khinberley
Ludysmith
Mafeking
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Joubert
Orange Free State
Campaign under Lord Kitchener 1900–02 in South Africa
Summary of the Anglo–Boer War era events from Nov 1900 to May 1902. Lists key figures including Lord Salisbury Joseph Chamberlain Lord Milner Lord Roberts and Lord Kitchener. Notes unsuccessful peace talks February 1901 and later drives against De Wet and Delarey. Mentions capture of Methusa April 1902 death of Cecil Rhodes and surrender terms signed May 1902.
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Lord Kitchener
CHIEI
Lord Salisbury
Great Britain and Ireland
Joseph Chamberlain
Lord Milner
South Africa
Lord Roberts
Ot Wanitoreinenier
Gens
Prewel
Jan Hamilton
Bryce Fpintsten
Tucker and
Kekenteh
Bothi
Kitchener
DeWet
Delarey
Delitey
Methusa
Apriog
Cecil Rhodes
Buckeyes Beat Wernere at Summit Lake in Close Game
Entertainment planned at the club meeting as two weeks of business loom. Buckeyes won 7 to 1 over the Wernere at Summit Lake on Saturday in a two gore game series. A large crowd attended the Monroe schedule. Death due to cancer claimed Mrs. Matty Brown age 95 of Cross Street. The funeral will be at St Bernard's Church Tuesday at 8:30 am with burial in St Bernard cemetery.
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Buckeyes
Lhe Wernere
Summit Lake
Sore
Monroe
Matty Brown
Victor Brown
Cross St
Gooday
Cagewr
Brown
Niy
St. Bernard's Church
Bernard
Claims Board Bill Against Galloway in Divorce Case
Mrs Viola D Horner sues Policeman Martin J Galloway for board for his wife and son from December 2 to March 8 and for burial expenses after his wife died March 5 1902. The claim totals 342 58 and references prior court actions over custody and divorce.
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Martin J. Galloway
Srp. Horner
Northampton Township
Galloway
Claline Aggregate
Community and Social Notes From Akron Area
Personal and social items from Orangeville to Akron list visits, church events, and society news. Guests include A C Arner and family at 1204 Booth Main St, and local meetings at East Liberty church and Summit County Medical Society. Other items note traveling officials, Knights of Columbus activities, and extended visits in Pittsburgh, Detroit, Buffalo, and Seattle.
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Era
A. C. Arner
Orangeville
D. W. Rowland
Booth
United Evangelical Church
East Mberty
W. F. Crispin Piached
Uniontown
Young People’s Literary Union
St. Mary's’ Church
Summit County Medical Society
A. Palmer
South Forgest
Pittsburg
Antonin Knoefler
West Farmington
Akron
N. P. MacDormid
Charleston
W. Va
August ©. Leutner
Cleveland
Wm. Bouhler, Jr
Grant St
August Spuhler
Massachusetts
A. G. Ranek
North Summit St
Buffalo
J. E. Hutton
Monterey
Mexico
CIA
Industrial de Monterey
John W. Hutton
Empire House
Boyle
Seattle
Wash
J. T. Campbell
Whitman- Barnes Co
Conneaut Jake
Special Policeman Appointed for Lakeside Park Duty
Mr. Chas. Woodring of 196 Bartges ot has been appointed a special policeman for Lakeside park duty during the next six months. He will be paid by the N. C. T. Co.
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Chas. Woodring
Lakeside Park
Cold Cure Is the Best If Iki Were Not Go
An unclear note touts a cold cure claiming to prevent pneumonia and cure the grip. The fragment hints at medical remedies or advertisements without coherent details or attribution.
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Iki
Senator Mason Attacks Policy in Philippines Debate
In Washington on June 2 Senator Mason of Illinois urged against U S policy in the Philippines. He criticized war costs and supported a vote on a Villalnos self government resolution. He argued the republic is strong enough to be independent of foreign views and questioned compromising with Philippines and Cuba. He also noted a separate matter about the Upham Brouse Company Je Hable and an operator's lack of instruction on how to use a saw.
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Washington
Mason
Ilnois
Philippines
United States
Villainos
Cuba
Je Hable
The Band Concert at Union Park This Thursday
The Eighth Regiment band will give its next concert in Union Park on Thursday evening. Sunday concerts are limited at some parks due to shade issues. The past Sunday concert drew a large crowd with especially well performed music.
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Eighth Regiment
Union Park
Wills offered for probate in Akron after Christmas deaths
On the same day the wills of Milton W. Smith and Louise Poehlman Smith, both of Akron, were offered for probate. Mrs. Smith died Christmas Day 1901, and Mr. Smith died the previous week. Her will, dated December 18 1901, leaves all property to her husband. his will dated January 21 1902 leaves the property to her sisters and her father. He leaves real estate to his parents and a set of Encyclopaedia Britannica to Fred W. Shiver.
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Milton W. Smith
Louise Poehlman Smith
Akron
C. F. Rutman
Man Sues Over Finger Loss At Rubber Plant
James A. Nidy sues Good Fear Tire & Rubber Co. for 5075 dollars alleging three fingers were severed from his left hand by a circular saw during work under company direction. The incident prompted the lawsuit seeking compensation for injuries and medical costs.
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James A. Nidy
Summit county divorces rise as marriages recorded
The county sees many divorce petitions rivaling marriage licenses. Charles Camp of Akron seeks separation from Mary after a 1908 marriage and alleged abandonment. Restal Allen seeks release from Sidney Allen over cruelty and neglect. Maud Kepler requests alimony from Irvin Kepler, asserting funds insufficient. J O Blackeslee, jailed for assault with intent to kill, was taken to Mansfield Reformatory.
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Summit County
Chas. Camp
Akron
Mary H. Camp
Resta
Allen
Sidney B
Showalter
Maud Kepler
Fox
Irvin Kepler
J. O. Blackeslee
Reformatory
Mansfield
Hamlin
Deaths O Leary Infant Daughter of Mr and Mrs Leary
Eugenia O Leary infant daughter of Mr and Mrs RP Leary of 183 Beacon Street died Monday morning June 2 from convulsions. The remains were taken to Massillon Monday afternoon for funeral services and interment there.
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Packers
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ODD Fellows
Akron High School
Kruger
Steyn
Orange Frees State
Schhalk-Durger
Geting
Terparant
Toubert
Louis Botha
Cronje
Viljoen
Kritzinger
Stermberg
Magersfontein
Coton
Rodgers Buller
Splonkop
Roberts
Paardeburg
Bloemfonstein
Cape Colony
Gen
O. W. Hale
Minneapolis
St. Paul
SPE
Ecial Sale
The
Upham-Brouse Co
Nidy
Chase
Blakeslee
Home St
Viaduct
M. P
Taylor
Appy Brie Litho, & Ptg, Co
Erie
Penn
Adams
Care Democrat
George Robner
Probate Court
Summitt County
Ohio
J. George Robner
Joseph A. Roaner
A. D
Buchtel Music School
Crouse
J. Dueringer
Orchestra of
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