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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1900
Page
3
Court in Ridge Kohler presided by Judge J Sanford refused the divorce in the Ryan case amid tumultuous testimony regarding alleged marital strife. Parties faced financial orders including a $40 down payment and $1 monthly for 36 months to support a party claim while friction over a pet cat and domestic tensions surfaced throughout the proceedings.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a charity event named the Seven Charity Ammaelathon with unclear dates and participants. The text mentions Une Herbentine and Sibvens Vankeer WytTing and vague shop or tomehops references. Details on location, organizers, or outcomes are not decipherable.
A morning excursion from North Howard to Sn. mn. net Pehig Ine Atoheh ant at which toe mod pinch they will be fauntered with al Heket tnleloe them to the Mike and Ih tothi grounds. The return trip is planned for about 6 p.m. A store of well Aiba tunel backets went to the quarantine room on North Hotraris.
Books are open for the subscription of stock to The Dime Savings Bank. Subscriptions of one hundred dollars or less were received, with offices at Won 1, Beane & Hon, No South Howhard at Doyle block.
A special board meeting examined bids for the Perkins annex project. Several firms submitted proposals, with Jackson & Co among those considered. The building committee will meet Monday evening to finalize recommendations while a candidate from Oxford University may be considered for a leadership post, though the matter is unlikely to be addressed at Tuesday’s session.
A citizen committee met at the court house to devise a plan for a new courthouse and jail with total cost not exceeding 300000. The group agreed to petition county commissioners to defer building the addition and present the proposal to the fall election. A general committee will meet soon to outline plans and ensure residents are informed.
Washington June 1K Spi Ace reports that Mark Hanna warns Platt and Quay of actions if Roosevelt is selected. He would resign as chair of the National committee if Governor Roose vel is mounting for View President. Harry O. Payne says the government would be nominated and he would accept the endorsement. Philadelphia PA stave 18 sp Hawaii sends four delegates to the convention. Col Samuel Parker Judge A N Kepolkat and B Wilson and J Ryvott debated admission. Two men to be enrolled. Payne and Kepolkat favored. admission plea for Misvall to statehood may be sought.
A garbled local notice outlines company presence at Wake Pottery and Northern Ohio Traction, with plans for sewer work on Worcester Ave and 38 feet south, details about a Keely arrest, and upcoming trials. It mentions Goodyear team animals, street debris, fire apparatus purchases, and engine/generator deliveries from Moody and Warplinghouse, with machinery to be operational by September 1.
Judge and Mrs. Geo. Mo Anderson with Captain Wagoner and others travel to Philadelphia for the National Convention of the Republicans and sightseeing. Julia N Malone of Minnesota visits New York City. Frank T Marvin returns from University of Michigan coursework in Ann Arbor. Kilrine Kilrain and Collins of Cleveland visit Mr and Mrs Metobville and Mrs M. hard? family in Sheroai East Rat e Burl.
The Pennsylvania delegation appears set to back Governor Roosevelt for vice president at the convention. A 2 PM caucus at the Hotel Walton will decide the crucial point, after which former Senator Quay who met Roosevelt today said the governor would give an answer at 8 o clock.
John Gilbo collapsed and died near the Erie depot at about 8 AM Monday while working with the Erie section crew. The 70 year old freight yard worker had recently been laid up briefly, and his death was attributed to heart disease. He resided at 11 Railroad Street and leaves a wife, Mrs Will Gilbo. Funeral arrangements to be announced after initial services.
Birth notices list June 14 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Frank Howard of 128 Carroll Street, June 1 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Mont Beckwith of 118 North Vatan at, and June 18 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Lempke of 170 Raymond at.
Citizens of South Akron presented a Monday petition to the Board of City Commissioners asking for a von Wination hose wagon for No 4 engine house. The petition was ordered Med.
The Akron Cerea company will shut down the fire of July in order to allow a number of needed repairs to be made.
Fragmented OCR review mixes rail travel note with a long quotation about the Duchess of Orleans describing her ugliness. The passage recounts her vanity and attitudes toward appearance and marriage, including quotes about not liking mirrors and her husband’s surprise at love despite ugliness.
In Baltimore a husband warned by his wife that she would kill Nor swale unless he bought her a bonnet. Riggn reported he obtained funeral estimates and learned he faced a reported danger after purchasing the bonnet.
Rene Aryah notes that Hintite ministers have contributed more than any other group to Seianea and may have swelled the ranks of Peels, Meologians, and several military forces, suggesting broad influence across political, religious, and defense sectors.
The Board of City Commissioners sold bonds on Saturday totaling 78,000 to Told & Company of Choetongil. The bonds carry 1 percent interest. Proceeds cover payments after a pending estimate related to a public project.
Fragmentary OCR text references marriage licenses and civic notices. Mentions Bath, Girne, and Carmien in unclear form. Contains scattered names and terms likely from public notices or petitions. Unable to extract coherent event or entities beyond general references.
A stranded woman named Mayon, who had traveled for a charitable job, arrived in Akron. She had previously gone to Youngstown on Monday.
In Fredericksburg a notice invites bids for a new horse, awaiting Lewhe Groman as the organizer. The horse is noted as healthy and suitable for value purposes, with Urnie expected to participate in the bidding and Havant raves linked to the event.
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