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Akron Daily Democrat

Location

Akron, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1901

Page

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Tragic drowning after Summit Lake boat incident

Emil Bergdorf and Oliver Crosier died when Bergdorf upset the boat on Summit Lake in fog. A woman’s refusal to marry him spurred the act, with Bergdorf and Crosier drowning as others struggled to escape. Grounded details describe Bergdorf's confrontation and the fog bound rescue efforts.

Emil Bergdorf Oliver Crosier Summit Lake Olver Crosier Michiel Shea Wil Bergdorf Wanna Nikabrest Shea Hoe Crosier Sumial Lake Summit Lake Park Telly Lestei Lakeside Huwinose Neowin Taiko Park Menos

Refusal to Pay to Fight the Trust Sparks Jail Time

Boston notes describe Keott Leather of 1 muster Boot, a known promoter and associate of John W Winter, jailed in Suffolk County for not paying amid trust fights. East Liverpool news reports the East Liverpool Pottery Co, a consortium of local potteries, incorporated with $10,000 to consolidate the industry.

Boston Keott Pealentube John W Vinter St Lome Columbus East Liverpool Pottery Co East Liverpool Trint

Large Orders Booked by Beaumont Oil Operators

Operators at the Beaumont oil well Seehi Tem Hine Md8nl report securing large orders. Details indicate substantial bookings by a group linked to the Beaumont venture, with notes on scale and potential partners.

Dowieism and Christian Science Denounced as Money Sucking Institutions

Rev Dr Banks of New York denounces Dowieism and Christian Science in a Sunday sermon, calling them money sucking institutions. He brands their propaganda as dangerous to public welfare and laments the harm caused to human lives by their followers.

Dr. Banks New York Dune Grice M. B Louis Albert Banke Hon Gony Christian Science Maddy Agalo Agli Suc Thon

Cuban Calvary Cartoon Sparks War Department Letter

War Department receives papers on the Cuban Calvary cartoon from The Discuscion. A letter from Groffutt, anti imperialist league official, accuses the US of intent to subjugate Cuba and annex it as a colony, criticizing US actions in Puerto Rico and the Philippines.

Washington Enples la Discuscion War Department Department Groffutt Milselty Anti-Imperialistic League Sener Gorande The Discus Ton Cubs Republic Cheriah Cuba United States Porto Rico Philippine Gulf of Mexico Phi

Oil well operators book heavy weekly output

Operators at the Le Beaumont oil well scheduled a week’s work with a total aggregate of three million barrels for Saturday. One company also received orders for B,000 barrels of fuel from a large manufacturing concern in Liverpool Bay.

le Beaumont Liverpool Bay

Carnegie to Double Cooper Union Endowment

New York reports Andrew Carnegie will soon duplicate Cooper Union's endowment of 82 054 016 88 to extend the late Peter Cooper’s work. The funds will remodel and enlarge the industrial museum with Carnegie supporting the plan. Carnegie recently became a Cooper Union trustee to fill a vacancy.

New York Andrew Carnegie Cooper Union Peter Cooper Gurnegie Favoors Carnexte

Gold Dollars For Baptism Sparked By Sermon

Trial of Walter Dorman and others in the Biddle gang proceeds as jury selection begins. Dorman pleads guilty aided by Lusi Stule's evidence. Kahne murder case dated April 1.

Pitsburg Line 10 Walter Dorman Ed. Wright Biddle Kahne Dorman Lusi Stule

Declines Rock New York Markets On Sunday Trading

The New York stock market opened lower after the weekend, with a steadier tone developing as investors weighed expected bank transactions. Missouri Pacific rose early but gave back gains, Lexis Pavilion and St Louis Southwestern showed initial strength, while Union Pacific fell about one percent and industrials broadly declined over two percent.

New York Liege Iin Bank Jonnie London Missouri Pacite St Louis Southwesten

White House visit fronts Mangy Dog remark in Tillman clash

Senator McLaurin of South Carolina visited the White House and refused to expand on a heated exchange in his senatorial fight. Asked about Tillman calling him a mangy dog, he replied that the matter was not for public comment and offered no further remarks.

Washington Senator McLaurin South Carolina White House Tillman Colley Tay Court House Perkins

Fear a Revolution in Albania Sparks Riots and Rifles

Constantinople reports that Laly is shipping thousands of rifles to Albania as unrest rises. The alert comes from foreign consulates in Sentar Albany warning of potential revolution and instability in the region.

Constantinople Sentar Albany Laly Albania

Heavy Losses Reportedly In South Africa Action

London reports from Gen. Lora Kitelumer say May operations in South Africa were disastrous for the Boers. Between June 1 and 9 Boer losses included 20 killed 4 wounded 400 captured prisoners 26 surrendered and Bol rifles. Also 115080 pounds of ammunition 120 wagons and 4 000 horses captured. County officials met Perkins about courthouse yard condemnation actions.

London Sply Lora Kitelumer South Afrled Emee le Hoee Kitchen

City Commission backs interest on fire apparatus claims

The City Commission approved a resolution to pay interest on claims of fire apparatus manufacturers delayed by lack of funds. The measure, to be sent to the Council for approval, handles who is paid first among creditors. Officials note funds are scarce and some claims may be prioritized once money is available.

Cynmoll Moudlay Oleh PAVNL Gomtulasioner O. L. McMillon Mnu Copusivloners Ae Agaratus Bollel Coussell Davathn Numutheniere Weber Ebel Auber-Toyn

Planning Washington to Clinton through grantly spree

Fragmentary text indicates a plan involving Mrs. McKinley and a sequence of events leading to a move to Clinton by a specific deadline. The readable segments reference a sundition and sundry arrangements but lack clear names, places, dates, or outcomes to confirm details.

Washington Dane

State convention of Catholic Order of Foresters in Canton

State convention in Canton opens with reception and smoker at Bast ball tonight. Delegates begin arriving as the session is to be bol i bet.

Canton Catholic Order of Foresters Oselone

Coatless man at Silver Lake picnic reports missing items

A young man at a large New Castle gathering near Silver Lake Sunday wore a tan coat and vest with a gold watch. the coat and watch disappeared. An Italian man then led others to the woods near the Gorge and surrendered him to Officer John Goodenberger, who took him to police. A New Castle excursion ticket was found in the coat pocket.

Silver Lake Satunday Oifler John Goodenberger Police

Stranger with head injury roaming Akron area identified

A delirious 34 year old man, found in Cuyahoga Falls, claims various names but most often says Good. Henderson. He reports Akron as his home, with Barberton and other local areas also mentioned. He was struck on a railroad track and injured in the head, currently in hospital care.

Nin Alent Cuyshoga Falls Satan Henderson Akron Cuyahoga Falls Sud Barberwou

Health Return for Columbus Leader Amid Interim Pause

Aine Nash spent a brief morning at his Columbus office as he recovers from a previous Olio launch setback. He feels unwell but showing progress, while medical advice urges continued rest and avoidance of public duties during the stated period.

Columbus Nash Rae Olio

Former Columbus candidate escapes from state hospital

Former Columbus figure June WytSpridDe and Carl Misher, defeated candidates for Zanesville mayor by the Democratic party, escaped from the state hospital last night. They were allowed to walk the grounds and fled when possible. A telegram from his wife indicated he had not yet reached home.

Columbus June WytSpridDe Carl Misher

Ambiguous Newport Jute 10 Incident Claims Deaths

Fragmentary text reports a fatal shooting near Newport Ohio involving a person named Suey and a victim named Robert Avey. The garbled lines mention quick actions and an attempted attention by an individual, but key details, dates, and clear events are unreadable.

Newport Humitien Robert Avey Limeolt

Evangelistic Meetings Draw Crowds on Howe Street

The evangelistic mission on Howe Street, led by Mey, Gh, and Lite, drew attendees for Saturday afternoon and evening sessions. The meetings promoted prayer and salvation, with sermons encouraging sympathy and personal faith. A city-wide outreach continues with daily services at the local church and preaching aimed at guiding listeners toward conversion.

Howe Street Mey

Forty Hours Devotion at St. Vincent de Paul church

Devotion services will run June 1 to June 26 at St. Vincent de Paul church. Additional services are planned from August 24 to September 4. Earlier services were held at St. Marys church in January. Akron monitors will decide this evening on whether to proceed with the next event during the week of June by the upcoming date.

St. Vincent de Paul's Ohurch St. Mary's Church Akron Ejerlertafa Bustula Dowy Ov Ral

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