War on Women and Children fuels tense parliamentary clash
In London the government backs a 50 000 pound grant to Lord Kitchener amid clashes over his South Africa campaign. Irish and British leaders clash as Redmond accuses him of war on women and children. the vote passes amid heated exchanges and a closure vote.
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London
Edward
House of Commons
A. J. Balfour
Lord Kitchener
Egypt
Balfour
Mr. Balfour
John Dillon
Trish
Max
Dillon
South Africa
Tite
Redmond
Vhalenih
Garber in a lively contest for Fourth Ohio Democratic nomination
Garber, a familiar Akron telephone figure, seeks the Fourth Ohio district Democratic nomination amid a heated Celina convention. On the 445th ballot Shelby cards shifted votes to Garber foes, as 576 total ballots mark the largest in district history. The convention adjournment attempts and looming finish promise a decisive result early Thursday morning.
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Harver
Garber
Akron
Ohio
Celina
Allen
Darke
Mercer
Shelby
Adkins
Toree
Good
Tls
Garhar
Sidney
Tuily
Colina
Angluizy
Loree
Adtus
End of Chicago Strike Brings Peace to City
Chicago officials report the end of the two week parking teamsters strike after a 4:15 am conference at the Grand Pacific. Pacts include no discrimination by packers and new wage scale two cents below demands. Pickets withdraw and workers return. Labor Day work not required.
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Chicago
American Railway Union
Stelke
Packers
Grand Pacific Hotel
Teamsters
Wigan
Tineh
Puey
Chicago Packers
Het
Carter H. Harrison
State Board of Arbitration
Timmy Rankin Shows Ha Mar k of Hin Thrilling Loop
In a rapid test last Monday Timmy Rankin demonstrated a thrilling looping maneuver while a repair status rose for Hose MEL Jew whose file wheel was sent back to the factory. AR claims the wheel will be fixed soon as he vows to learn the correct method from Taurkin and apply it.
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Timmy" Rankin
Carid Taurkin
Last Rites for President Barrows at Oberlin College
Funeral services for John Henry Barrows of Oberlin College were held at the Second Congregational Church with ministers Hocking Bosworth Tenney and Lae clen Warner officiating. The body lay in state, the college flag was at half mast, and students carried the casket to Woodland Cemetery for burial amid twelve mourners. Memorial services are scheduled for this evening.
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Oberlin
John Henry Barrows
Oberlin College
Second Congregational Church
Professor Hocking
FE. J. Bosworth
I. H. M. Tenney
Lae Clen
Warner
New York
New Faculty Additions And Departures At Buchtel College
Buchtel college announces two new faculty appointees after the close of the current term Prof S Orth of the political economy section and Prof Bates of Lathe and Greek will join the law department at Columbia University as a fellow and instructor. Prof Orth will reside in New York with his wife Mrs Orth. He has taught five years at Buchtel and is noted as a writer and public speaker. Prof Ivans leaves for health reasons and will move to Washington state for a quiet life. J Korkwell formerly of the University of California is chosen to lead Latin and Greek duties this year armed with extensive travel and language study. Harvand will confer the PhD this year.
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Buchtel College
Orth
Bates
Ave Lobeslgi
Orth Las Aveepieita
Ani
Pejltival Selenee
Law
Columbia University
M Fine Hose
Avtanis
Market Ats
New York
Cheribh
Iaivs
Waslington
Ohio
J. Korkwell
University of California
Harvand
Death of Henry Kurtner at Ewart's pottery
Henry Kurtner seed 41 died suddenly of heart disease Thursday morning at Ewart's pottery. He had been ailing for a long time. He was taken to his home at 420 Washington St. Funeral arrangements are not set.
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Henry Kurtner
Ewart’s Pottery
Kurtxer
Parks’ Ambusitien
Kurtyer
Washington St
Davias
Montrose Farmer Cyrus Wolf Ends Life Attempt
Cyrus Wolf a Montrose farmer attempted suicide by hanging Wednesday and was cut down before death. He survived briefly in Montrose hospital but died shortly after. He was 43 years old and leaves a family, despondent in recent months. Funeral at Montrose Saturday June 7 at 10:30 am. Farhad at Cosahogy Pulls.
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Cyrus Wolf
Montrose
Mae
Tony Ella
Wolf
Sam
Farhad
Cosahogy Pulls
President nominates several officers and officials
The President sent nominations to the Senate including Consula Ridgeley from Kentucky and J Bacher from Nebraska, with others listed in the dispatch from Washington dated June 5. The oddly phrased notes mention places in France and Germany and names tied to Ohio and Ohio related figures.
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Washington
Senate
Consula
Benjamin
Ridgeley
Kentucky
Nantes
France
Joseph
Brittain
Kent
Germany
Tesse Holladay
Ohio
Santiago
Gubay
J. Bacher
Nebraska
Clenfuegos
Cubs
Hole Alleges Injury From Running Into Deep Ground
Eyewitness reports indicate a man was injured last Thursday near Center and West Exchange after tripping into a deep hole while running. Authorities say the fall was caused by an unstable hole rather than a fault in riding.
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Vilver Sense
Biaselist
Center
West Exchange
Sute
Fst
Pauncefote's Successor Named Ambassador to United States
The Hon. Michael Henry Herbert, secretary of the British embassy at Paris, is appointed ambassador of Great Britain to the United States to succeed the late Lord Pauncefote.
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London
Michael Henry Herbert
Paris
Boon
Great Briain
United States
Lord Pauncefote
Manal Pylon Leader Announces New Fulton Barley Mill
Mr EL Miller of Manal Pylon Vier President of Fronter Cereal Co told a reporter that the Fulton mill will be the largest barley mill in the United States or the world. It will be completed soon and equipped with the newest machinery.
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EL Miller
Manal Pylon
Fronter Cereal Co
Akron
Titelniene Weiltmediag
Miller
Damages Bill Filed Over Night Collision at Exchange and Center
Oliver L. Sehed presents a bill of 8125 to City Court for damages after a nighttime collision at Exchange and Center. The claim lists $50 for attendance, $20 for fees, and $25 for pain. The case was referred to the Claims committee.
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Oliver L. Sehed Hay
Elks Plan Monster Picnic With Elks From Youngstown
Akron lodge Elks appoints Mesers Frank W Hunsicker A T Armstrong John Washer to organize a picnic at a nearby resort with Youngstown Elks at Luke Brody. The event may replace the carnival of former years and feature a world championship batt game between the two lodges.
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Mesers
Frank W. Hunsicker
A.T. Armstrong
John &. Washer
Akron Lodge of Elka
Youngstown Elks
Luke Brody
Akron Police Target Practice Described as Monstrosity
An early 20th century critique argues Akron police training with riot guns shows a flawed local system. The piece cites unarmed off duty drills and misaligned municipal laws, detailing how a 1800s style government proposal for Youngstown influenced Akron and sparked a broader call for reform.
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Akron
Tomita
Cere
Jolt Goodenberger
Stone Thrown Wrecks Innocent Boy in Tent Incident
A 34 year old man Carl Weegar was struck on the head by a stone thrown by John Abohitigh during a show crowd. Weegar, praised as a local resident, was taken to a hospital with a fractured skull. The assailant faced detention but remained uncharged as of the report.
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Carl Wergar
John Abohitigh
Ntis
Leo
Pitord
Wits
Mra
J. Weepar
Sheroiin
Uveen
Werger
Armalhigh
Cuynhow
Mme
Bik
Match Factory in Johannesburg Forted by Boer War
The match shop site near Johannesburg became a fort when the Boer war halted construction. Equipment for the plant remained in South Africa as workers faced evacuation and siege threats. Early foundations were complete before British forces repurposed the building into a fort with several skirmishes nearby.
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C. C. Barber
Pharsding
Johannesburg
South Africa
Aftor
TF Cleveland
Carnac Abroad Traces Pennsylvania Visits
Ar Wan Martiatta BI' Mase and Agnew Marnik traveled to Pittsburgh on Thursday then plan to visit Marion Center and Johnstown to see relatives. The journey will be shared with Democrat readers under the Agnew Carnac Abroad caption, with notes on scenery politics and rural life.
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Ar Wan
Martiatta Bi' Maseto
Niles Agnew Marnik
Pittsburg
Marion Center
Johnstown
Absehe Elekt Diys
Agnew Carnac
The
Democrat
Pennsylvania
Culver
Sewer Inspector Appointed for Lodest Sewer
Mr. Andrew Binger is appointed inspector of the Lodest sewer. He will receive 2.50 dollars a day for his duties.
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Andrew Binger
Great Western's First Concert at Grace Park
The Great Western band presents its first Sunday afternoon concert at Grace Park Sanctity Tunes at 4 pm. The 40-piece ensemble appears in uniforms and performs marches overtures cornet duets and solos with songs to follow. The concert is a test of a series funded by Liberal public patronage and subscriptions.
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Great Western Band
Grace Park
Thiermezzo
Ile Hummer
Gautier
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Allin
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Fourth District
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Pauncefote
Pioneer Cereal Co
Oliver
Youngstown Lodge
S. P. Orth
Youngstown
Olin
Akron-Youngstown
Sind
Cleveland
Carl Weegar
Fagtah
Ladsemith
Carnac
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Maroh
Bouma
Bronette
Blende
Rollinson
Wester
Parker
Marodora
Stewart
Bombardon
Reider
Ranney
Attifa
Verdi
Priore
Trombones
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