Water concerns spark council debate on city’s supply
In a Monday council session, officials debated lake intake positions and filtering needs. Dr. Jacobs and Dr. Hill questioned water quality while advocates urged city ownership of water works and faster action. A committee previously appointed doubled as a watchdog on the water company.
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Bagato
Sortie
Walker
Eity
Koons
Hill
North Hill
Jacoby
Akron
Seidel
Une
Costly Erie wreck near Bear Lake in Corry Pa
A deadly Erie railroad derailment occurred one mile east of Bear Lake when a broken rail caused the eastbound No. 78 to crash Sunday night. Gondola rider Fred Jones was killed. two companions escaped. Wreck crews worked through Monday to restore traffic. damage seen as very large.
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Corry
Erie Railroad
Bear Lake
Buck
Bogifeer Lynch
Valle Oug Nan
Fred Jones
Bury
Buffalo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Memoir fragment notes long illness and remedy claims
Miss Maude Dickens of Parsons Kus writes of eight years with a severe illness and repeated attacks last year. She credits Koley's Honey and Tar with immediate relief. A Warner JM Laffer and J Lamparter & Co. are mentioned. A brother in law of Chas Dyer is noted in memory.
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Chas
Dyer
Los
A. C. Blanchard
West Bangor
Moley
Warner
J. M. Laffer
Lainparter & Co
Itching Scalp and Eczema Cured by Chase's Ointment
A historical ad claims Dr. Chase's Ointment cures scald head and eczema in children. Testimonials from Detroit, Buffalo, and Akron praise relief after using the ointment, priced 150 cents at dealers or via the Chase Medicine Co.
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F. A. Rose
Sixteenth Street
Buffalo
A. W. Chase
Dr. A. Wy Chase Medicine Co
Akron
Jehu Lamparter
The Boat Arrival From Cadi This Week
A fragment notes the hoat that week arriving from Cadi on Tuesday. The text lacks clear details but indicates a scheduled arrival and timing within the week.
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Cadi
State Ticket Nominations From Union Reform Party
In Columbus at the Great Southern hotel last night the Union Reform party named state ticket candidates: Governor John Richardson Westville Lieutenant Governor U P Tryde Marietta Supreme Court Judge A R Metntyye ML Vonon Attorney General J A Gormley Up per Sandusky Supreme Court Clerk Isaac FY Hall Bradford Treasurer G W Collinan Logan and Members Board of Public Works B A Hicks Hamilton O S Thompson. The convention was largely a referendum exercise and acted mainly to select the canvassing board.
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Columbus
splyThe Union Reform Party
Great Southern
John Richardson
Westville
U. PL
B.A. Hicks
Hamilton
Thompson
Bad Man Jack Howard Threatens Mayor’s Office in Canton
West Hill terror suspect Jack Howard, dubbed the bad man, rants in a Canton incident. He vows to wreck the mayor’s office and escape to Akron, citing violent tendencies toward city officials while facing housebreaking charges. Local witnesses and a Canton News-Democrat report detail the threat and his anger.
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Jacke Howard
West Hill
Hulle
Canton
Lim
Cuntin News-Democrat
Aeron
Akron
Traction company head discusses Everett Moore option on Toledo lines
President A B Lang of the Traction company, returning from New York, says the Everett Moore syndicate has an option on Toledo lines for three months but the price is not yet fixed. He expects a closing in a month or more with no change in current management if it goes through. Lang notes the Everett Moore group will likely provide funding and visit Toledo late this week to review lines.
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Toledo, O
A. B. Lang
Traction Company
New York
Henry A. Everett
Everett-Moore Syndicate
Ling
Everett Moore Syndicate
Toledo
Butt
Lyerett-Moore
Voledo
Measr
Everett and
Mowe
Everett-Moore
Lang
Appointments Made For City Inspectors And Staff
City Commission votes to appoint Andrew Singer as inspector of the North Morgent district and Davis as inspector of the Arch atewr Bach with a daily pay of two hundred dollars. Marquis, a plane tuner at the Empire, also mentioned in the agenda.
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Andrew Singer
North Morgent
Davis
Ewer
Bach Wilh
Youngstown Man Let Down Gently in Court
A Youngstown court hears intoxication cases. August Daly pleads guilty after a tense exchange with Levi Carl, threats of hard labor, and a $1 fine plus costs. Henry Bergdorf’s case is continued for a week as he again fails to respond. John McCormack and Nicholas Spitzel are also fined for intoxication and petty misconduct.
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Uys
Levi Carl
August Daly
Daly
Edward Gallagher
Youngstown
John McCormack
Nicholas Spitzel
Ernest Wicks
Dog-Watcher Elected by City Commission
Wi Siebert of 405 Ledgest was elected dog catcher by the City Commissioners Tuesday morning and will begin work at once. Two other names were placed in nomination.
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Wi. Siebert
Ledgest
Thesday
Fragmentary election note with unclear names and events
Vague OCR text shows names Warren Muckilteter and A. Ajesnider with mentions of votes and a partner, plus garbled phrases about dogs and payment. Content is incomprehensible and names are uncertain, suggesting a corrupted local notice without a clear outcome or date.
Race of Apes and Mysterious Uganda Tales
London reports by Henry Hamilton Johnson describe Uganda under protectorate rule and a two year absence. He cites warped terrain and Punitive war effects, notes wildlife abundance including apes and antelopes, and mentions a national park proposal.
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London
Henry Hamilton Johnson
Uganda
Wan
Monty M. Stinley
Murry
Moantelgou
Sir Murry
Usmila
Tie
Congo Forest
Stanley
Sir Harry
Director orders eight hour day at Buble Works department
In Cleveland on June 18, the Crusade Director Salon of the Buble Works department issued orders forcing all purplot workers to an eight hour shift daily, including time for private corporations. Clerk Roby [ert Fisher was discharged for arriving at 1 am Monday. A surgical operation is not needed to cure piles. DeVites Witel Hazel Sulve saves expense and never fails. Bevville ef counter felts.
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Cleveland
Salon
Buble Works Department
Roby
Elaborate Labor Day Celebration Planned for Town
A committee meeting at Hon. Clas We Kempel's office outlined a Labor Day program similar to last year. A parade through main streets will end at a park with speakers and musical entertainment. A ball, prize for best uniformed unit, and several attractions are planned, with Mr. Thomas Byrne as president and William Fr. Pane Clarke marshal again. Local bands and a citizens directory are being prepared. Allen Halverson notes Poley’s Kiddey Cire as a local curiosity to attract crowds.
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Tabor
Clas
Kempel
Piaborty Beale
Ely
Javad Park
Thomas Byrne
Pane Oyllll
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Council
Committee
Erie
Asihma
Korea
Ay Slasete
Chase
Acc
J. H. Grart
Joseph Chaplamn
Avenir
Detroit
Lich
H. A. Nicollas
Division Street
The
Union Reform Party
Jack Howard
Marquis
Henry Bergdorf
Carl
Andersonville
Yaas
Henry Bergdort
Henry
de Ditt
Warren Muckilteter
Ajesnider
Dalian
Africa
P. W
Allen Halverson
Weat Prairie
Wis
Spoya
Helmer, Ink
JM. Latter
J. Lamparter & Co
Besom & Ove
Main St
S. Main St
Dr. Renkert
Mgr
E. Horn
S. Main Street
South Main St
John Backe
Uke
E. c. Davis
North End
N. Howard St
Jas.t. Diehm
East Exchange St
O. i
Grosjean & Isenmann
East Market Street
Everett
Canada
F. B. Carr
D. M. Collins
Epworth League
San Francisco
Cal
Viaathee
Tate
R. James
Park Bldg
Pittsburg
H.C
Townsend General Pawwnger
Louis, MO
Edson Fish Market
Good Chance
Care Democrat
Chprry OT
AERO
D. Nvie ‘Gnanta
Ine Gaarantend
Wore
Anden Tnt
Sake Tonge
P. T. McCourt
Nailler
Howard St
Peterson & Wright
N. Main St
Dickson Transfer Co
Packine
Carrol St
Bo Ite
High St
Bank Cafe Business Men's
Central Savings Bank
John Koerber
F. M. Caesar
Hamilton Building
Akron, D
C. C. Spangler
Coventry
Akron Clothes Pressing & Tailoring Co
Mit
Ellis
Market St
Title Guarantee & Trust Co
J. K. Williams
Generel
Atlantic Garden
E. Market St
Dettling Bros
Props
H. C. Davis
General Electrician
J. & Kerr
Hamilton Block
Simao Wiyier le, Mill, Sa Tinaes
Satoopatly
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