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Newspaper

Akron Daily Democrat

Location

Akron, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1900

Page

5

Lynching Panic After Alleged Assault in Dover Area

Dover reports massive search across Tuscarawas County for a fugitive believed responsible for the assault on Miss Cora Bowers near New Philadelphia. Citizens armed and patrolling as officials warn of potential lynching if the suspect is captured. Miss Bowers' condition described as severely injured with back arms and limbs buried. Basement department ads note 7 piece porcelain berry sets for 65 cents at M. O'Neil & Co.

Pristire Oasler Cascianas County M. O'Neil & Co

Ohio girl dies from burns in Pittsburgh fire

An Ohio girl named Hiaher died from burns after a fire at Allegheny Street in Pittsburgh. The body was shipped to her father Peter Dato in Magnolia. The coroner’s jury ruled the cause accidental and the article notes a claimed negligent act by Careres.

Steamer scare ends as rain halts roadside display

Rain interrupted a Silver Lake Steamer program at Falls, where five works were to be detonated with gunolite and oil. A boat explosion was planned but weather prevented the display. Louis Lodge leapt into the lake to save himself near the center of the lake as the deckwork burned harmlessly. Akron plans to connect the Cuyahoga Falls exchange with Akron in ten days, and a Falls outing attracted many locals.

Wil Lodge F. G. Frese Ole's Telephone Company Guyahogu Alevon Ibelus Ollt Rout St Onne M. Hy McCourha Kid+ der

Stomachs Aided by Stimulant Tablets Claim Digestive Relief

A vintage advertisement touts Stummitt's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for indigestion and various stomach ailments. It asserts one grain of the digestive principle can digest 3000 grains of meat, claims illness may improve digestion even when the stomach is not functioning well, and notes the tablets are sold at drug stores for 15 cents per package.

Stmitt

Fifty First Annual County Fair Premiums Published

The Summit County Fair Association released 80 pages of premiums and notices for the Akron Friday Press. Races are not yet announced but promised with strong purses. October 2 4 5 marks fair dates, free grounds for under 16 on October 4, and grand parade on October 5. Officers include President G C Stanford and Treasurer Albert Hale with committees formed for finance and buildings.

Ist Prombinis G. C. Stanford Went Mal Albert Hale DB. d.Thomas W. Hrewster Twoos Ky A. Hershey O. R. Thompson M. J. Sprankle G. CG. Stanford John EF. Moore Grege W Brewster Deds Thomas L. M. Kauffman CC Ballter J. M. Elleworth Selberling B. A. Robinette B. T. Prior A. L. Caldwell George Wheatley Albert Hale D. R. Thompson A. C. Chamberlain H. Oviatt B. A. Hershey Ganyard

Dr David Kennedy Favorite Remedy Advertsed Cure

An old time promotional notice claims Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy cures kidney and bladder problems. It urges men to send name and address for a $1 bottle or a 00 option, promising relief and noting a liberal free sample offer and a guarantee of genuineness. The copy uses alarming symptoms and sensational language to push sales.

David Kennedy David Vavorite Kennedy Davit Kennedy Dr. David Kennedy Corporation Valiable Medical Por Guarintes

Annual Picnic Of M O Neil & Company at Silver Lake

The M O Neil & Company's store employees plan their annual picnic at Silver Lake on Thursday evening June 21 with a 6 pm departure and 1:30 am return. A store-provided, well served supper will be arranged by the young women of the firm.

O'Neil & Company Silver Lake CIA Pam

Akron Citizen Warns Of Urinary Troubles Remedy

An Akron citizen Mr A W Miller of 1525 Howard claims Don's Kidney Pills relieved dull aches in the kidneys and back, urging others to buy from Lampario & Upen drug store for 50 cents. He reports improved secretions and urges immediate action to avoid serious kidney trouble.

Akron A. W. Miller Howard Don Lamparior & Upen Drug Store Miller

College exhibition lists officers and program events

The document lists department officers and staff across supplies, privileges, advertising, and farm products with names like Levi M. Kailen Gus Solberling and George Wheathy. It also records first day exercises including poems and orations by students, ivy exercises on campus, concluding with musicale and a berry-set sale at 65 cents a set.

Whe. Dawley Maple Geddis Elias Prophecy Arthur M. Hopkins Claas Robert Horron Walter E. Jones Merrill H. Staunton

Western Reserve Academy Commencement At Hudson

The commencement exercises at Western Reserve Academy in Hudson drew a large crowd. John H. Clarke of Cleveland delivered a masterly address on James Russell Lowell, stressing educated participation in political life. The Cecilian Ladies Quart et Cleveland closed the program. The graduating class includes fourteen members: James A. Boyd Akron and J. A. Young Cleveland among them.

Western Reserve Academy Hudson John H. Clarke Cleveland James Russell Lowell James A. Boyd Akron J. A. Young

Two Killed In Yeg Plow Engine Collision Near Galton

Engineer Ed Roberts and brakeman Julius Bauer, both of Galton, died in a head on collision around 6 o'clock Wednesday evening east of Galton when a gravel train bound for Joval crossed a short curve. Local engineer Toborta and brakeman Bane perished on the gravel train. Also notes job ads for tire makers at Pennsylvania Rubber Co Hilo Pa with a phone contact.

Roberts Julius Bauer Gal-ton Collie Jon Evan Jug Hiroe Toborta Bane Monte Pennsylvania Rubber Co Hilo

Horse Stolen From Harris Barn Found Traced to Canal Path

A six year old bay horse was stolen from F. E. Harris’s barn Tuesday night and not discovered until Wednesday morning. The horse was traced along the canal low path and the theft reported to county authorities.

F. E. Harris Canal Low Path

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