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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1900
Page
3
D J Ormes, the sixth ward school enumerator, reports a gain of 165 youths in the ward compared with last year. The data shows 1418 youths of school age in the ward, with shifts in enrollment noted amid changes in districts and administration.
Court notes reveal two motions denied by Judge Kohler in Shumway case and a village debt dispute where funds were borrowed to cover costs. A receiver was appointed for National Register Company, and property appraisals and foreclosures are noted along with judgments in local legal matters.
Louis Rolmex has filed a petition for the partition of the estate. The property is located in Onynhoga Pails, with details noted as Bweltcor for 8400 and mthgred to te fie on a note.
The Forty First Annual Sunday Schools convention gathers in Akron Ohio this week with delegates from counties expected to total about 1500. Leaders include Joseph Clark Columbus P P Bilhorn Chicago Gov Burroughs Oberlin and Rev Robert Shepherd Hiram with Friday and Saturday programs featuring speeches songs and round tables at the First M B church and city venues.
The Personal and Social column lists Mrs Lovlea Thanek visiting, Brian Werner in New York, Mr Peto Lepper Inger in Mont, and many local movements. Mrs Kyle Wellstelmer hosts guests, Miss Tiley Gerrittin at university events, Mrs Mabel Reynolds visiting relatives, and engagements include a marriage by Justices at St. something. Also noted are retirements, travel to Cleveland and Akron conventions, and a six week southern trip by Judge C R Grant.
A planned meeting between Art Simms and Din Hoon in the city is reported. Simms to back Hoon with $600 and a pursed contest at a later date. Other notes mention PALME vs RAUSCH and a six round bout between Morris Hansel and Chino Avie, plus a Bowery Blues win 45 to 28.
Edward Wiktman aged 1 year from Cuyahoga Falls died Sunday evening after pneumonia. Employed at the Falls Toilet and Machine company plant, he leaves a wife. His father lives in England and a cablegram announcing Wilsons death will be sent. The body will be taken to England for burial.
Constable TJ Cummins is employed as a police officer at Lakeside park engine and will be on duty.
Board of City Commissioners appointed Jehan Linne to supervise construction of engine house No 5 and Wine Bigelow to oversee engine house No ?. Both to receive eight dollars per day while on duty.
In Middletown Orange County, William Iasi a German gardener who came from Stapleton Staten Island shot himself in the head with a revolver at Pine Island Friday night after attending a gathering. Local authorities are investigating the suicide.
Contractors are invited to submit bids for the new college building. Bids must be filed by Tuesday June 12 and opened at noon. Estimated cost is 885000 dollars.
Fragmentary OCR lists names Tomy TR Manes Ari os Lotion Huis Alvin Croom's secpution edrpentor L. Prank Behnoller Moston ss Latin 8 Zorbe Hoxton Groom's occupation Operator damen Melarehtin Ginal FP atborst Katie B. Shaw Barberton 48 A We OPCU PATON Bhi corpenter.
Edward Wildman aged 41 died Sunday at home in Allen 1 Cuyahoga Pally from Brights disease funeral arrangements pending William Edward Baumgardt seven years eight months two days son of Julie I Bron gupdt died Sunday heart disease funeral at 2 oclock Tuesday at home and later at German Reformed church The first child of Mr and Mrs Stephen Markham of 910 Franklin Ave died Monday of malnutrition cremation held in Glendale
In a quiet ceremony, Mr and Mrs Kaufman announce the birth of a child to the household of Kaufman and extended family members present. Details on the date and name are not disclosed in the fragment.
The Phy Uftecutt annual Hosters reunion gathered at Lakeside Park Sainblay with relatives and friends from nearby regions. Officers elected for the coming year include President Milton Sehtek Berlin, Vice President Geo M. Khouidis, Secretary Lewis BH Housley, Treasurer John 1 Headley, and Mote. The next reunion is planned for the first Saturday of June at the same location.
Funeral services for Belle Maul were held at 180 Bunlay Lane in Akron. The ritual honored her parents Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Paul with a local minister and attendees from the community, including neighbors and officials, reflecting a solemn civic observance.
In Adrian, Blenchey pleaded guilty to breaking into a residence and possessing a revolver. He received $50 in costs and six months in the workhouse. Adjacent cases involve Blancher, murder claim, and several men tied to the Ladysmith line, with fines and brief terms.
An early Sunday incident near 205 Miles Street ended with Milky Rogers, who was described as behaving badly, being escorted to a police box after a tense confrontation with a resident and an attempted entry to a kitchen area. He is to be arraigned in Mayor's Court Tuesday.
A reader reports severe sprain pain worsening over time. After trying various remedies including Chamberlains Pain Belton and others, relief remained elusive and work ability was affected. A local pharmacist and wholesale supplier are referenced in the device of the notice.
Fragmented OCR reveals a chaotic local notice mix with names, events, and legal references. References include a June date, a trial question, a picnic, election of a club officer, a dentist convention, and fire hydrant planning. Names such as Willian Brox and Dr. Parks appear amid scattered locations like New Castle and Cleveland.
Fragmentary ad text describes a remedy for stomach trouble and cough. Mentions Burgertatown and wholesale agents. Claims immediate relief after one dose and urges purchase from Miller & McCurdy’s drug stare. Sparse readable phrases imply medical tonic pricing and distribution.
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