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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1901
Page
4
A college president questions third-term norms amid political debate. The piece notes remarks by Senator Cleveland and reactions on presidential term limits, plus a Princeton graduation address urging moral reflection and civic duty.
A chaotic Riverside report describes police court glimpses and civic chatter as residents debate public figures and notable plans. Witnesses mention Mayor, city builders, and a pending motion amid loud street conversations and rumors of notable gatherings.
A garbled report describes General Sherwood injured and a vessel or vehicle named Tigbiping striking a Buellaye near the old Academy of Mine opposite Cleveland. Waring and a roof hole disrupted passengers. The text is muddled with unclear names and sequence, lacking coherent details.
Time of the soldier reflects on peace as the great exponent under way. The Caan of Russia is described as a key figure in the moment, while Ruela is noted as being behind the times.
The fragmented note praises Mr Nutt and associates for a show of harmony and mutual support within their circle. It expresses regret over his move to Cleveland while affirming lasting goodwill and collaborative spirit among local business men.
The Cleveland Leader reports Henry A. Everett plans a private trolley line to run from Cleveland. The project, estimated at about 15000, promises a luxury car with parlor, dining, library, lavatory, and workshop. Construction details remain confidential until plans advance.
Readers are warned about the health risks from alum baking powders sold at low prices with offers of gifts. The article argues such powders are inferior and potentially unsafe, urging consumers to avoid them and seek trusted brands. It notes the cheap powders often come with a gilt and are marketed to tempt buyers.
Special Correspondence reports: Mrs John Roden obituary held at her residence with funeral at Dostes town cemetery. Mrs Bolen leaves two daughters and two sons. Funeral conducted by Rev Kohl. age details and names of relatives listed. Additional notices mention reunions of Millow family, visits among neighbors, and a singing group entertainment at the church in Sharay township.
United States Circuit Court of Appeals fears the lower court ruling in Warren v Joe awarding $10,000 for a leg injury against the Pittsburgh and Western Railroad Co. The Ohio statute hierarchy places the mortgage and bonds ahead of damages in the judgment.
Last evening Lucy Hanna a 25 year old bookkeeper for the Marietta Register died after drinking wine. Authorities report the incident occurred after she came into contact with an unclear substance during a social event in Marietta. The investigation is ongoing and no charges have been filed at this time.
A letter to The Peruna Medicine Co features Miss Julia Marlowe of New York City endorsing Peruna as a nerve tonic. The appeal cites spring weakness and nervous fatigue in women and claims Peruna digests food to nourish nerve centers, with widespread testimonial letters from women nationwide.
In Ravenna on May 17, a cave incident tied to a wire circuit. several hundred volts passed through a person as others aided. Mayor Hanselman will sentence the men Friday with a minimum option of fifty dollars and posts. A Cordova coffee wrapper note mentions a sterling silver walnt and June 12 Cordova note. Caleb Steane, a well to do farmer, and family arrived home at West Liberty from Portage, North Dakota, walking the entire distance.
A group including Pat Ryan Patick Tyan and Willian Murray were found guilty of Megatteting at Favena Tuesday. The court alleged they used a trammel net on Fritelie's Tike at the Reservei during the incident.
The article argues heart trouble among Americans rises with stress and poor digestion. It links heart strain to stomach issues and suggests digestion improvement as key. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets from a Detroit area ad.
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