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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1902
Page
6
An incomplete OCR text mentions a yard, a putt, a team and events but lacks coherent names, dates, or locations to identify the subject or outcome. The readable fragments do not specify participants or results suitable for a full card.
In a hard fought 20 round bout, Simms drops a decision to Supples as both fighters exchange power shots. the closely contested contest features relentless exchanges and a narrow judging outcome.
Fragmented sports notes describe a chaotic Akron area event with mentions of Jeni, Meteo, and a boxing card tied to American League teams. The report notes a forthcoming Kast Akron Everhard matchup, team lineups, and entertainment plans at the South End Athlete Club, with references to observers and possible Smokers events.
In a fragmentary discussion the author asks which disease causes the greatest misery and suggests headaches may be the most burdensome, possibly exceeding all other illnesses combined. The text mentions relief from Ohne Headache Waters and hints at a local publication's stance. The passage is obfuscated and difficult to parse due to OCR errors.
Carpenters union held its regular meeting Monday evening with strong attendance. Swinhart was proposed as president and the group discussed plans for regaining stability. A slate including Mrestol KU, Siew, and Ewings PK was mentioned for upcoming positions.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a hazardous dive ending fatally with unclear names and places. It mentions a death at a notable event and hints at safety failures and a public response by authorities. The readable bits point to a tragedy involving a dive and a death, but specifics are severely garbled.
Special correspondence from Barberton June reports Philip Care an N O T Co employee and Barberton Fire Department member who helped connect the hose to spray water at workmen during a fire call. Later a replacement fireman was sent to the power house and a discussion ensued at a Cornell meeting with no action taken. Nearby notices list residents, visitors, and social visits among Akron Pittsburg and New York contacts.
Spreint Correspondence from Harberton notes residents faced with Windelich sewer rule. City fathers settle the issue, banning third ward connections and prompting petitions for a new sewer line on use street. The measure aims to curb per-household sewer taxes by preventing clever evasion.
Local residents traveled, hosted guests, and attended events. Mrs A W Blaickburn hosted Miss Golanl in New York before a European trip. Jyne Mins Sarah Fy Golaelonn joined guests and companions in city visits with Cleveland and Nineh. The Maccabee Ladies hosted a social at Lake Anna with music by the Harberson band. directors of the Columbian carnival Co met Tuesday to discuss planned events.
Memorial day service held by Barberton lodge No. 80 Knights of Pythias and Barberton Company No. 68 Knights of Templar at First Methodist church. Large attendance. Rev. Demming of Disciple Church delivered a high tribute sermon. Akron lodges 21 and 66 mothers attended. a battalion drill followed at the school grounds.
Special correspondence from Barberton reports a council clash over wage increases for day laborers. Councilman McCarty urged a 1 percent rise and a city payroll revision, sparking solicitor scolding over prior instructions. An earlier 10 percent proposal was dismissed after debate.
Felder Philips faced a drunk charge in Mayor Buel’s court after a Tuesday morning incident. The case involved minor property damage and a disorderly scene, with proceedings continuing to another Police court session.
A young woman from Barberton area died at home on Sunday aged about 22. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the New Portage M. E. Church with interment at Lakeville. She is survived by four husband and children.
A coroner’s inquiry reveals Alfred Eastman of Butte suffered with diphtheria while lodging at a hotel in Deoto, paying $25 for care. A stranger left a Will with $200 on the desk, then vanished. Proceeds describe a jewel scheme in New York connected to the missing man and a Lenian stone valued at 5000.
Worey, then surveying the Beach Creek mit road, pushed from Latrobe to the south. After leaving the area he visited Klon ke and Arzona gold folly, amassing a rich haul and planning to show no appreciation for Dr. Peebles with a handsome gift.
Memorial gathering for the Ladies and Knights of the Maccabees at Akron Tent Hall on June 15 at 2:20 PM. All Maccabees and friends are cordially invited to attend memorial services and attend the event.
In Queensland near Roma and Springsure a pair of brothers, Keniffs, are sought by police for horse stealing cattle du m ing and depredations. A wild chase left trackers behind and a later search uncovered blood stained saddles and charred remains. Authorities later learned the brothers were still at large with a possible father and another sibling aiding them. Meanwhile Bryson Oil and Gas Co of Wheeling, selling stock at 40 cents, touts 5 percent dividends and rapid expansion across Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio and Kentucky with June payouts and future gains.
The Miller school repairs are projected to reach about five thousand dollars after a rushed finish last year. Windows and winter drafts need attention this summer, with estimates showing up to seventy five dollars for initial fixes. A joint Repairs and Prudential committees meeting Friday night will review the costs and responsibilities.
Mayor Doyle said Tuesday morning no large events are secured beyond the speaker and the band concert. The program, if feasible, will be held in Grace work, with uncertain plans and a cautious mood about festivities.
D Scott Currin of Loganton Pa says One Minute Cough Cure beats all other medicines for coughs colds and throat and lung troubles The remedy is described as immediately effective safe and well liked by mothers and children The ad notes it cures croup bronchitis and grip and lists Gem Pharmacy 1128 How ard at as a point of sale
The East Ohio Gas Company will continue charges for gas sold and delivered on and after June 20, 1902. Rates set by ordinance are 25 cents per M cubic feet if paid by the 10th of the following month, and 27 cents per M cubic feet if paid after that date. The charges apply after June 25, 1902, with the notice signed by The Ohio Gas Company.
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