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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1900
Page
3
The article notes two Akron weddings as social events, detailing the couples Dinah and Mak Beekwich Burch, and Patterson and Gilleyworth. Hosts include prominent local figures, with ceremonies set at homes and notable attendees described amid social pages.
Gov Nash declines to follow recongitation of pardon for Nee S Carleton of Sumit county amid a legal dispute. Report notes forged paper issues and questions of admissibility while detailing a lost packetbook contrasting officials in the matter.
A series of brief, scattered anecdotes from London and Washington columns. A bus dispute ends with a self sacrificing ruse to spare one, a social tease at a coffee room turns into a small domestic miscue, and a shrewd trickster is exposed by a neighbor’s quick question about a dollar and a reminder.
Special correspondence describes a multi day Clinton event for the West Conference at the East Ohio venue. It lists speakers Rev A T Smith Rev Carts As Hoory Rev Wy I Nufeigens and others, with sessions from Monday through Wednesday covering sermons devotional reviews Bible study home department work and missionary conventions. Local attendees include residents from Bell Sodus and Canal Matton with various society activities and a festival being prepared.
In St. Louis Missouri a sheriff action led to the removal or reassignment of deputies amid disruptions. The governor weighed measures and the sheriff promised stricter enforcement while the public and workers faced tension over the handling of a strike.
The London marker hinted at mixed results with light orders as New York stocks opened weak. Analysts noted subtle shifts in tone after a morning of cautious trading and modest demand, while averages drifted and fractional changes appeared in key indices.
Washington reports Congress adjourned on June 7 after a narrow vote of 118 to 45. The House approved a resolution ending the session amid ongoing disputes over naval appropriations and wartime measures. The Senate’s stance remained divided as lawmakers weighed final actions before the break.
A fishing accident near Selo, Alabama, yesterday afternoon left Mist Berille Swettles dead after attempting to save her younger brother Ed. The two were sitting on a tree when an unknown event caused a fall, with others nearby reporting the incident and noting a companion leaped to safety.
Washington report notes the House reconvened at 10 oclock with Republican Payne of New York joining efforts on naval matters. The assembly plans to work into the noon hour, with adjournment set for 12 oclock today.
Fragmentary Akron area society items recount arrivals and visits, entertainments, and upcoming events. Mentions couples, dinners, dances, and a church or community gathering with scattered names and places, reflecting a lively regional social calendar.
A report from Frankfort Kentucky describes a warrant issued for the arrest of ex Governor W. S. Taylor. Details note Deputy Sheriff Sick Sullivan involved and an active pursuit by authorities. The governor's office confirms actions connected to the warrant and investigation continues.
A terse dispatch from Pekin reports no agreement yet between the principal nations over the crisis. Diplomats from the involved governments remain at work as tensions run high, with no decisive breakthrough announced by late yesterday.
The 120th reunion of the toil eeucon was held at Cunnegrave Wooten on a Wednesday. Nearly two hundred attendees from the regt participated as CAPE AW presided with TS Myers at Magigtory serving as the sole Suntunit security presence.
A brief report from the South Akrob region describes a fatal railway incident with local figures such as Mr. Andres and Mir jivel Dude. The event impacts the Bele feminine community and notes responders arriving after the fall, with unconfirmed victims and ongoing inquiries.
SUFFIELD Special Correspondence reports on residents and visitors including Mary Bowers Alvin Miller and Howard Pritel from Mire. Mentions meetings at the residence of Mea Rite Her ox taet Batnnybey and a guard meeting with new member additions. References local politics religion and medicine, with names such as J M Lattyy and J Laimparter & Co.
A period-voiced ad asserts kidney and bladder disease affect women and men and even children. It promotes Swamp Root as a remedy, claiming quick relief and urging readers to obtain a sample by writing to Dr Kilner & Co of Binghamton New York with mention of the newspaper.
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