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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1901
Page
3
Three prisoners under Officer Taylor were ordered to remove coats and work. One fled down the street while the other two escaped in opposite directions after warnings of workhouse confinement. The escapees had prior fines for intoxication and nine days’ city work owed.
An advertisement touts Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills as the top remedy for sleeplessness and nervous exhaustion. It cites symptoms such as moaning fatigue, poor digestion, and palpitations, claiming the pills restore sleep and nerve function. A testimonial from Mrs. K Killigrew of Akron praises the product, noting improved sleep, appetite, and strength, with the medicine marketed at 50 cents per box by Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co, Buffalo.
Mrs Mary Jenkins and daughter Liz ale and Mrs Sunan bith and daughter Mary refused to plead in Police Court Friday on a disorderly conduct charge linked to Thursday street riot. Attorney L B Pardee sought a guilty plea but Prosecutor C Bonner demanded court appearance. They denied guilt and a trial set for next Tuesday. On the same day Lizzie Jenkins and Mary Smith face disorderly conduct charges from Mrs HB Lewis.
An upcoming sale at 207 B Market Street advertises 10 photos buttons and brooches by Wade. Shoppers are told to visit the Market location within 18 days to view and purchase the items.
The report cites a husband accusing his wife of staying up with a visiting beau, leading to a fault and battery case. Solomon expressed remorse and paid $5 with costa. James Peck paid $2 for intoxication. Geo. Manly faces a hearing Saturday for allowing a dog to run at large after the animal bit Arthur Fitzgerald Jr.
Report from Akron notes five fishers seen south of the city after a bright light west of Hilo drew attention. A local restaurant owner linked the glow to men spear fishing by the lake, suggesting the fire might have started from that activity.
A medical view argues most heart trouble in Americans stems from weak digestion rather than organic disease. It cites the nervous connection between heart and stomach, recommends regular use of Bouard’s Dyspepsia tablets after meals, and claims Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets can cure stomach troubles except stomach cancer. Free sample offer from F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
Police Court Briday heard a sensal neighborhood quarrel as Mrs. Rachel Gardner accused Mrs. Ludwina Lidy of spying on her house. The case was dismissed. James Brennan admitted calling his former employer for money owed but was charged with disorderly conduct. Victor Consler faced leniency after admitting a shop dispute. Bolomew Falk pleaded guilty to a separate offense.
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