TAME Affair At County Republican Convention
The Akron county convention ran smoothly with delegates following prearranged instructions and Gen. Dick speaking near the close. A full delegate slate was elected, led by Rowley and Stuart, with 19 chosen to the state convention and numerous alternates named. party leaders and county committeemen were listed by township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Gen. Dick
B. W. Stuart
Afta
S. de Orth
Dy. L
Kright
A. J. Rowley
KE. W. Stuart
Geo. W. Crouse
G. ‘le Perking
Aaron Wagoner
P. Orth
Harry Anson
Quine
M. Anderson
Ge Smith
W. Kline
Janes Wilson
W. B. Baldwin
Gibbons
O. Hale
H. ©. Sanford
John Moore
A. B. Aukerman
Orlando Wilcox
B. J. Harper
A. H. Dittrick
T. J. Davies
Charles Ammerman
Robert Turner
L. AH. Lockhart
C. Barnes
L. Hy Ovintt
William Elders
George W. Rogers
John
Geo
W. Crouse
W. Stuart
Geo.t. Perkins
Orth
Pb, Smith
James Wilson
J. ©. Gibbons
Charles Ammeran
Harvey Musser
Chas
Diets
H.C. Parsons
Bath
C. P. Heller
Boston
Elmer Conger
Nugahoga Walla-A
A. Higgs
Harry Sidpell
Palmer
E—R
Turner
RichSeld
Frederick Palmer
Ward Officials and Names in Springfield-C-AK Almanac List
A dated OCR style listing of ward officials and residents across Springfield and Akron areas. Mentions include First Ward leaders A T Wells and John Brown. Second Ward T Wells and Chas Angony. Third Ward A Briarty and Geo Rogers. Fourth Ward A H Tele s, G W Northrup. Fifth Ward L G Btene and N O Mather. Sixth Ward John Cass and William Vordeman. Seventh Ward John Wiese and J Chapin. Eighth Ward A D Logan and John Souers. various others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bpringfield
AL Welch
Tallmadge
K. W. Luts
Trwineburg
W. W. Twerell
Akron
A. G. Parkeway
Chas
H. Wattare
Harry Angony
Chvarlen DeWoody
Second Ward
T. J. Wells
Bjohn Brown
Pierson
Wickline
Third Ward
A Briarty
Fear of landslide if anti trust laws enforced
Washington reports fear Republicans face a possible landslide if anti trust enforcement and tariff revisions proceed. Analysts warn reducing Dingley rates may provoke big business to withhold campaign contributions while voters demand tax and tariff actions ahead of 1900 campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ue Politicidos
Congress
East
Vandlestick
Death by own action in Cleveland housing case
Cleveland reports a man shot himself in a sleeping room after a prolonged illness and business troubles. Mrs. Robert Smith, his wife, awoke to find him dead with a bullet through his brain on a lounge. The family, distressed by the financial strains, had moved to a boarding house at 847 Buclid avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Robert Smith
Unclear Names Troubled By Fragmentary Notice
Fragmentary OCR lists Kent Clark and others with scattered roles and places including Akran and Cape Nome. Context incomplete. reader cannot determine exact actions, dates, or affiliations from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Clark
Akran Young
U. G.T. Garonne
China
Philippines
Cape Nome
Iurname
Prohibi Campaign Plans in Warren District Rally
A Prohibition rally in Warren district advanced plans for an enthusiastic campaign. An executive committee was chosen including D K Woodward chair, W F Crispin secretary, J H Ford treasurer, with replacements named for Warren H Cowdery. Wagons with banners to roam the district and speakers to urge votes for Dr John A Dickson amid a court session where Penn Martin pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Warren
Satirday
D. KK. Woodward
Lordetown
Rev
W. F. Crispin
Akron
J. H. Ford
Ravenna
J. Suith
Barberton
Warren H. Cowdery
Ashmbala
Cowdery
G. W. Snapp
Auatinhuee
John A. Dickson
Ashtabula
Woes Of the Thompson Family In Police Court
Mourners bench at Police Court Monday heard Thompson family woes with Frank, James, and John facing charges. Frank, 19, admitted stealing shows and claimed hunger after a week without food, sentenced to 80 days plus 25 dollars costs. James, 65, convicted of loitering and sentenced to 30 days with 2 dollars costs. John pleaded guilty to loitering, fined 5 dollars and costs. Levi Carroll and others faced intoxication and drunkenness charges in a textured docket from Urichsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Frank Thompson
O'Neil Go
New York
Urichsville
Ty Linge
Akron
Ais
Thiompson
James Thompson
Contess
Manafeld
John Thompson
Apades
BF and
Coats
Favorite Prescription Aids Mother's Recovery and Child Health
Theletter extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for mothers facing difficult pregnancies and weak vitals in infants. It claims the medicine strengthens the female body, improves maternity organs, eases childbirth, and supports infant health, citing a Topeka mother of ten praising its effects. It also notes a free medical adviser offer with postage details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ealing
Pierce
Advent
Mary Murdock
Eva Taylor
St. Topeka
Ranas Lam
Eise
Bie
Eag
Lea Weauly
Felt Vite
Steotig
Man desperations noted in fragmented court record
A partial court transcript describes a suspect claiming to fix a wagon and a farm worker named John Donovan near Barberton recalling a walk in the fields. The judge imposes fines of two dollars for various charges as a tall man identified as Hugh Hunter or Riley is questioned and fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Donovan
Barberton
Donovan
Hugh Hunter
Riley Cometines
Costes
Telephone Co Expands Across Nearby Villages
The People's Telephone Co extends service beyond Madson with 15 contracts for Mogadore phones, 20 for the Midge, 15 for Clinton, and 48 for Peninsula, indicating broad regional growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's ‘Telephone Co
Madson
Mogadore
Midge
Clinton
Peninsula
Young man Jones Loitering Case Opens in City Court
The young man known as William Jones, called Whi Jones, appeared on a loitering charge in city court Monday. Mayor Doyle presided as counsel, with BG Rogers appointed to defend. A cost bill of $6.20 was recorded, and proceedings continued amidst local political commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whi. Jones
Doyle
BG. Rogers
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Czar Anderson
Bar-Ben
Gus
Thear-Ben Remedies Co
the Arcade
Prohibi
Carroll
Penn Martin
Frank
James
Levi Carroll
Dourt
Yaak
Ol Vais
Kooper
Apd
Mavey Awelet
Pat Furkind
Bert Akrom
WM. Jones
Lry
Democrat
Dime Savings Bank
South Howard Street
Ohio
Mme. Ruppert
Woman In the
Tim Discoverik oFack
Breach
Mme, A. Ruppert’s
Mme
A. Ruppert
Risch & McCoy
South Minin Street
Akron, Ohio
A. Rosenfeld
S. Main Street
Krisher
A. Brisher
Prop
Cedar St
People's
S. Howard ST
God
Pilaestia
Main Stree
Angelo Andrew Paint & Varnish Co
South Main St
Hans
Beeth
Gen
Howard St
Pg St
Mearing
Epworth League
San Francisco
Cal
Tae Rae J
Iron
Mountain
R. James
Central
Park Bldg
Pittsburg
Townsend
H. J. Bingham
M. E
Edson Fish Market
Dickson Transfer Co
Mos
Carrell 3
High St
ANK Cafe Business Men’s
Central Savings Bank
John Koerber
F. M. Caesar
Hamilton Building
Akron, D
C. C. Spangler Pentist
S. Main St
Coventry
Akron Clothes Pressing & Taloring Co
Svereoute
Panta
Prowipe
Venton
Peoples
Male St
A. Dbd. Ellis
W. Market St
Title-Guarantee & Trust Co
Main St
Akron, C
J. K. Williams Machine Shop
General Machine and
H. C. Davis General Electrician
J. &. Kerr, CO. Oo
Hamilton Block
Wade! Do. Alll
Deronuiby
Keligg
Nial
Moniton l
Good Chance
Cars
Summit Plating
Crerry OT
Gola
River
P. T. McCourt
Peterson & Wright
N. Mala St
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