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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1901
Page
8
Store ad lists wash fabrics and dresses for hot weather with prices per yard. Items include Tulle De Vichy Mimosa Dimity Mill Ray Dimity and Hana silk like fabrics, plus white lawns and imported dress goods. Emphasizes large stock and low prices for waists and finished garments.
The Erie system near Rittman hosts a famed downhill stretch where trains reach 70 to 75 mph through a curve near the village. After protests by Pullman officials, engineers slowed to 45–50 mph, then a five inch rail edge was added on the curve to reduce shock. Now engines glide through the bend with less jar, and engineers seek new speed records.
The City Commission plans a dog catcher and pound to stop dogs from running at large. Mayor Doyle, Police Chief Durkin, and Prosecutor Bonner led discussions at the city building, with action under the dog tax and city pound ordinances. Applications for the pound keeper post will be sought.
A tall unknown man, described as well dressed and about to years old, is at the Guy hospital behaving erratically. He attempts to rise from bed at all hours, parades through reception areas, and resists confinement, prompting staff to monitor him closely as inquiries continue without identification.
A lone attendee at a Buffalo Bills show is described as Rabbi Philo, pastor of the Hebrew Reform Church, aiming to enter the tent in a proper manner. The piece hints at a brewing grievance and potential confrontation if Colonel Dogan fails to comply with advertised terms, with a cryptic line about a channel from the Alcon divine.
Your Dollars Will go further in securing values in our immense outfitting emporium than in any other establishment in Summit county. We buy in large quantities for cash, secure factory connections, and prioritize quality over price. Special inducements offered to young couples starting housekeeping for furniture, stoves, lamps, carpets, curtains, wallpaper, pictures, and frames.
Riverside Park at 724 Front Street near the Cuyahoga River offers a handsome county resort with picnics family outings and social gatherings. It features boating refreshments cigars and hosts famous beer on tap with Silver Lake visitors only ten minutes from the parking area.
Rabbi Philo recalls an attempted visit to a tent show here many years ago. He faced rough handling and poor entrance access from a cowboy figure, while noting the event drew a large crowd at Fountain park on a Saturday afternoon. Reverend G. J. Little led Home Street meetings under United Brethren church auspices with services at 7:00 pm and weekly dances at Silverlake noted for private parties.
Justice Hoffman learns two boys Earl Scott and Howard Sperbank were kept overnight at Ferry's house after being brought from Springfield Lake by Yorry a self styled detective. Warden Buckle seeks Ferry’s commission and threatens suit for 10000 against Warden Ruckle while Ferry relinquishes a revolver under pressure. Authorities release the boys and the case shifts to a question of proper authority and commission validity.
Millheim notes indicate AS pastor H J Christman has resigned and accepted a call from Dayton Ohio. Rey Beam of Seneca County preached his real sermon with a token next Sabbath. Bundy will preach at 2 15 p m next Sunday as Sunday school meets at 1 13 p m. Children's day program scheduled for June 16 with a grand program and invitation to all attendees.
Readable notes indicate slate roofs will be installed on the old schoolhouse and on Cynthia Myers' residence, signaling maintenance work for the local properties.
Attorneys for Lee Myers seek release amid claims that the indictment lists two distinct offenses. Myers’ bond set at 1500 dollars. he posted half and was freed. David Spellman pleads guilty to riot and pays a 25 dollar fine plus costs. Two other indictments reference Tim. William Crile pleads guilty to riot and pays 20 dollars plus costs. Henry Hoekter pleads guilty to larceny with 10 dollar fine and costs. Also mentions Cordova Coffee wrappers puzzles finding a craze among boys and girls.
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