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Newspaper

Akron Daily Democrat

Location

Akron, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1902

Page

6

Crowds Sparse at Saturday Games and Local Billiard Tourney Returns

In American League action Cleveland faces Hartmore Chicago meets Washington Bt Lonia plays Philadelphia and Detroit meets Horton. National League results include Yeaturday games with Rheath Bt and Lous Thielman and Peltz. About 400 watched the South Ena Kirkwood game at Buch tel grounds as Kirkwood showed strong batting and fielding.

Cleveland Hartmore Chicago Washington Lonia Philadelphia Detroit Horton Yeaturday Rheath Bt Lous Thielman Peltz Wicker O'Neil Onis Buchtel Grounds Kirkwood Kirkwoods Moe Huth Payne Sored Lilie Geome Wi Pebich Ottie Herroun Musgenth Henry Brownell Dongines Bhenk Quareie BF Kirlagooda Wach Geithie Ieee Wit Whalle Quarrie

City league game chaos and disputed results described

Fragmented report details a chaotic city league baseball doubleheader with protests, umpire authority questions, and a disputed North Ends versus Nidgaris game decided by ruling. It notes delays, protests, and uneasy crowd reactions amid a strenuous, error-filled Saturday.

Pool Tournament and Gun Club Events Highlight City Sports

The note details a pool tournament planned for the Amward venue with Frankolente in Cleveland arranging Prater's appearance and opponents like Raw Denelll. It also covers the Gun Club meeting, 208 shooters from multiple cities, and a prize match won by Barber of Hudson with a Cleveland team taking the cup, plus performance notes on several shooters.

Amward Pont Oom Vrankolente Cleveland Prater Weber Balk Willard Tournaaint Lenlannie Hare Heron Canton Maseillon Sharon Kent Hudson Barber Gley Harber Akron Will Ceares Metbers Tatber Hiideon Redwing Lovelend Koch

How to Avoid Trouble with Stomached Ills Advised

An old health ad touts Chamberlain’s and St Porsie as universal cures for bowel complaints. It promises quick relief for families, with claims of safety for children and adults and widespread availability through E. Steinbacher & Co.

Cigiet E. Steinbacher & Co Yaentay

Cream at the White House Dinner Impresses McKinley’s Mother

In a reminiscence tied to President McKinley, Monttey and his mother Te, once the private physician to the McKinley family, recall Mrs McKinley’s remark at a White House dinner about the abundant cream. The exchange includes humor from the president about affording to keep a cow.

Motntey Rixey McKinley White House William

Dickens Love Triangle Revealed in 19th Century Tale

In a story from Mayper's Magazine, Percy Withgerald details Charles Dickens who, though wed to Catherine, bore a deep affection for Catherine's sister Mary. Citing 1896 events, the piece notes Dickens' lifelong devotion to Mary and hints at why no marriage occurred, portraying Mary as a noble yet unfulfilled figure who protected her sister from heartbreak.

Dickens Charles Dickens Catherine George Homarth Mary Bret Percy Withgerald Mayper

Friendly Ata and Jinks Exchange Jibe on Weight

In a brisk exchange, Ata chides Jinks for gaining flesh and becoming stout. Jinks jokes that many friends have made the same remark today, while Lt Worten is noted in the back-and-forth. The dialogue captures a light, humorous tone characteristic of the period.

Jinks Minks Worties New York Weekly

Stoppered Free Curmesantty Add by Free a Le Crety

An old advertisement text extolls Shredded Wheat as a cure for poor blood circulation and cold feet, claiming warm blood improves vitality. It touts wellness benefits, urges readers to request a free booklet, and promotes the product as essential for strength and life.

al Food

Talk to Daughters of Liberty and varied lodge notices

Columbia Council plans next regular session with a strong turnout and mentions nominations and an initiation. The Protection Hive reviews, per capita taxes, and a June 1 lawn fete with proceeds. Daughters of St George, Knights, and McPherson lodge discuss conventions, memorial services, visits, and officer elections. A sewing society and a social at Mrs. Hart’s are noted.

Columbia Council An Povinla TM Protection Hive Baby Riley U.K. K Summit City Newbury Armory Barberton Daughters George Todge Sewing Society Mrs

Knights and Ladies of Hon Agenda Lodge Meeting

Agenda lodge hosts a well attended meeting Tuesday with Brother Townsend presenting remarks on growth and permanent increases. 25th anniversary noted and plans discussed to double membership and organize a class. A future fete on December event and social amusements mentioned.

Agenda Townsend

Summit Council Meeting in Regular Form Wednesday Night

Unclear OCR text shows Summit Council meeting in regular form on a Wednesday night with mentions of weather and speakers. details incomplete. Entities barely readable.

China department Uphim-Frouse Co sale postponement

A fragmented notice mentions attendance, a meeting tonight, and multiple applications. It urges members to stress timely rent payments and assurances to spouses about returning home. The note ends with a call not to miss tomorrow's sale at the China department Uphim-Frouse Co.

Oll al of China Don't China Department Uphim-Frouse Co

Old Times in Tennessee and the State of Franklin Law

A compact historical note describes the 1788 salaries in pelts for Tennessee’s early state of Franklin officials. It cites governor and chief justice pay in skins, scribal fees, and territorial context with Memphis’ growth from a trading post to a city by 1820, reflecting frontier life and currency of pelts.

Tennessee Franklin General Assembly State of House of Commons Misnisalppi River Louisiana Memphia Arka Gazette

Cooking Hints and Flavor Enhancers from a Vintage Page

A collection of kitchen tips on bread, potatoes, dressings, coffee, veal, and soups. Suggestions include avoiding sugar and molasses in bread, using thoroughly baked potatoes for creamed potatoes, adding cold water to dressing to improve grinding, grinding coffee just before use for strength, and flavor tricks for veal, tomato sauce with cutlets, oil and vinegar baths for flavor, and whipped cream in split pea soup to improve texture and taste.

Escaped Hanging Shadowed by Booth Case Trial

The narrative centers on D Madd and J Mudd linked to John Wilkes Booth. Mudd, once sentenced to life for aiding Booth’s escape, endured mental strain from his punishment and the trial. He faced confinement, hospital transfer, and eventual solitary confinement after a series of disciplinary discoveries.

John Wilkie Booth Booth Hoath Mudd Maryland McClure

Masts and Pasion In Muted Family Exchange

Mrs A notes a strong passion and swarney in a daughter while Mrs B, next door, observes the development of music. The dialogue hints at a potential union or alignment with the husband, raising questions about inner feelings and social expectations in a tense domestic moment.

Swarney Swarter Mra. B

Female Bronche Busters and Rider Heroine Exhibition

An Oregon crowd enjoyed an unusual equestrian show led by Willem Walker and his daughter Marellette, claiming famed feats in riding, shooting, and animal handling. Marellette, a master horsewoman and marksman, is described with Indian heritage and a rugged frontier upbringing alongside her sister Susie. The tale blends Civil War veteran history, ranch life, and remarkable stunts with horses and hunting as they travel through Pendleton and John Day country.

Pendleton Saga of Walker and Wild Horses

A rugged Pendleton man named Walker, tall and broad with blue eyes and gray touched chin whiskers, shoots a dangerous cinnamon bear in a cave after mistaking it for hibernation. He later confronts a noisy coon in another cave, suffers a nerve-wracking scare, and returns with his two teenage daughters Lucy and Susie to drive a herd from John Day River. The family manages 600 horses, 1,000 sheep, and numerous cattle on their ranch, while a reward offers homage to bold horsemanship.

Pendintin Willem Waller Walker Canyvon Bim France Pendleton Marciatott Habe Susie John Day’ River Susie Mastad de Jenny

Plucky Woman Wrestles With Lion in Berlin Garden Cage

A bold Berlin spectacle features a plucky woman wrestling a large lion in a cage. The match, lasting up to twenty minutes, ends with the beast toppled and the woman earning the edge through skillful moves and decisive control.

Berlin

Ingenious girl breaks with Horace over gifts

A New York press note recounts a lively exchange where the girl declares she will sever ties with Horace for good. He refuses to return gifts and asks for a reconciliation, prompting her to send her photograph as a token of finality.

Horace New York

Consolation Tale Of A Scot And The Minister

A humorous Scottish anecdote describes a heavy drinking period and a subsequent depression when John retreats to bed and studies the family Bible. His wife calls Rev. Mr. Wallace to visit, fearing his fear of meeting the Makkeer, who is assured he will never see.

Horges John Wallace Malater Wallace Oor Mra

The Limit of Chivalry and Domestic Roles

A Philadelphia Lodger piece mocks the idea that women must stay home and refrain from wage earning. It recounts a man who proclaims such limits, only for four sisters, three cousins and two aunts to challenge the theory with a pointed question about whose home sustains them.

Philadelphis

A Strenuous Life and Senator Sorghum Talk Anecdotes

Washington Star quotes Senator Sorghum on the hunger for public figures to offer stories about themselves. He jokes that a busy man must keep digging to the library to supply more anecdotes, reflecting on public life and self-presentation.

Sorghum Washington Star

Record of a bicycle race marked by a mighty effort

A terse notation describes a rider named MyWho and a 2:47 time near Baltimore, noting a bold performance and questioning who is criminal or to blame for the scene, with emphasis on a racing benchmark and a dramatic moment.

Baltimore

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