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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1902
Page
4
A 1962 Ohio scene shows Senator Hanna backing party harmony amid partisan charges against Cleveland officeholders. Mahoning and Stark counties face candidate ambitions, with Youngstown, Akron, Summit, and Beacon Journal debates on loyalty, nominations, and Democratic cooperation for local government reform.
June 12 report from Cuyahoga Steel and Wire Co notes a ten day shutdown due to billet scarcity. Supplies now secured and the rod mill will resume operation next Monday. High prices drive warm economy and tension in Warwick roads. a small steel vein was sent to Cayavoga Pulls but withdrawn after police demand, affecting about ao workers.
Special correspondence from Bherbondy reports the burial of Geo Bunker, who died Tuesday night from consumption. He weighed seven pounds at birth and leaves a bereaved family. Dedication services are planned at Seer vlueh on Wooster Avenue. May include local officials and residents from Wit buck.
A patchwork of local reflections on weather, politics, and daily life. Humorous asides on watermelons, reunions, and public events mix with pointed political jabs and small-town observations. The piece captures a lively, informal Stetson-era newspaper voice.
A fragment describes physicians treating an infant with epileptic spasms and mentions a family contact at Anderson. The readable text notes hope for relief and ongoing medical attention from doctors.
A partial, poorly formed text discusses a baby and the need for someone to care for it when it rains. It mentions being “Mek ed” to step to a neighbor for help and suggests illness like a cold or pneumonia may follow. The fragment lacks clear events or proper names.
A lyric lament chronicles a doomed love under Fate’s thrall. The speaker imagines a shadowy garden where a lady’s smile silences pleas as a soul dies unseen. In dawn’s light he awakens, longing to pass from the lady’s sight and free the dead soul within. Atlinte Constitution.
A Sunday excursion departs Akron at 6:25 a.m. for Lake Chautauqua with a 50 mile boat ride described as among the lakes’ most beautiful. The trip includes a train departure at 6:25 a.m. and returns to Akron later the same day.
Mogadore June 11 Mr John Myers of Akron visited friends. Eugene Zellinger can work again after illness. Yoink Rodibuch and Boma Corl were in Akron. Mins Gillys Mills recovering from heart trouble. Mr Curt Fenton returned from Fenton St on business. Mins Everly left for Canton. Mrs Curt Fenton returned from Pittsburg after a week. Lawn party at Agron Wilsons Sunday evening. Prof Snoody of Hiram offered a sermon at Disciple church. The show here Saturday titled Tyone to Dixies drew a crowd. Funeral of Mrs Sule Groun of Akron held at Dunkard church. Kidney regimens used by drinkers in summer. Attend to kidneys with Folys Edney Cure. J My Laffer J Lamparter & Co.
Reports from Pretoria on Wednesday June 11 show 10 225 Boers have surrendered to date. Many are youths and elderly, with most under 3 and some septuagenarians. Boers blame France and Germany for the protracted war and hope to someday fight with Britain. Anticipated clashes with former scouts did not occur. Boers admit receiving ammunition via Portuguese territory.
William Lawrence of Pittetmrg Pennsylvania was fined four dollars for clinging to a moving train. He could not pay the fine and was sent to jail pending further proceedings before Justice Nash on Monday.
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