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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1901
Page
2
City officials and the Water Works Company consider extending mains to North Hill after commissioner McMillen agrees to draft a letter to state authorities. The move aims to resolve timing concerns and pressure the company to finalize a contract with the city.
The Civil Service Commission posted fixed examination dates for cities with penny free delivery. On July 23 see electrician at Federal Building Buffalo salary 000 per annum. August 1 engineer aboard Lodian service Fort Majayve school Arizona 872. August 20 clerk railway mail service Montanay mechanist Watertown arsenal Maine.
In the Clear Creek district at the But and Blue quarry Bloomington a man Luther Lashore was killed and several others Beank McFolvidge Jon Mb Jer John Hay and Charles Stevens were fatally injured when a traveler toppled from an elevated track. The accident occurred as a worker was moved for shipment and the heavy machine crushed Lashore who was buried beneath the machinery.
A cartridge fragment exploded during a game at Wharton, injuring Alber Bolgreen in the eye. He was knocked down and required medical care, with an eye injury diagnosed but expected to recover. One attacker’s piece was removed, and the cartridge blast caused serious concerns about further harm.
The Eighth Regiment at Bay View Park Toledo shifts from July 15 to 21 to November 11 to 16 to attend the Olio diy at the Pan American exposition. Governor Nash aims to attend and Captain Hod Backburn receives notice. The regiment will be prominent in the program.
An official dog catcher named Balhort seeks to recapture dogs at large tied to court notices. The report notes dogs are not with their legal guardians and mentions a Swas export influence as part of the disturbance.
A dubious patent was issued yesterday by the Patent Office to John O. Selmitz and Bhner B. Webster for an inpray er machine designed to cut weather fillets. The description suggests pattern takers apply to ousbeen Aieles in patterns, avoiding weak spots that would otherwise arise.
A tentative embalmers committee is formed within the Ohio Municipal Directors Association. Captain Geo. Willow Nan Keen is mentioned in leadership roles. Past committee members are noted but the text suggests new appointments are sought.
An Ohio man posing as a job broker was detained on Wednesday after allegedly soliciting money as a fee for employment. The suspect, presenting as Walter, claimed to secure work for victims but was accused of false pretenses and collecting dollars in East Akron. Police cooperation led to his detention and investigation continues.
An elderly man, 78, was fatally injured Wednesday morning when thrown from a wagon near the Main Street corner. He was attached to a milk wagon driven by William Worley and collided with a vehicle before collapsing. He died en route to the hospital. the horse and other parties were involved in the incident.
A church ceremony noted as a social highlight of the era united Grace Lillian Heath and Frederick Washbourne. The service occurred in a Congregational setting with Henry Stoffer officiating, witnessed by invited guests.
Fragmentary notes report a Columbus announcement about a wedding and a trip to Buffalo. References to The Eighth, recomony, and encampment of the fern month suggest event scheduling and social notices, with names including Mrs Taylor and Dr. Wad.
An Everett and Ky W Moore lead a coalition to unite independent telephone interests nationwide against Bell Telephone. They claim control of the Cuyahoga Telephone Company and vow to confront Bell with a united front.
Dr Moran’s status as pastor at St Marys Church remains unresolved as Bishop Horstmann’s expected announcement did not arrive today. Moran is in Cleveland for discussions with the bishop regarding his future.
A troubled report from Marion Indiana describes a violent animal attack on a girl, with injuries including bites and broken skin. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a dog or similar animal was involved and the incident occurred near nightfall. Authorities may investigate for safety.
A damaged OCR fragment describes injuries with the right arm bitten off below the elbow and the subject being rested with difficulty. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or identifiers.
The N. O. T. Co. awarded to Wi. Berk a contract to grade two miles of a new line to Clinton. Work on the northern end of the company will include grading two miles within 40 days.
Ithaca June meeting of Cornell University trustees discussed a potential donation of 250000 dollars from Rockefeller with a plan to match and add further funds. The proposal called for a substantial gift if the university accepts and signs an agreement.
Directors of Rich land and Mahoning Co held an afternoon meeting to confirm recent actions and discuss new business. Attendees included Mesare, G1 Cronch, Bo, Akar GW. Merch, Miinefelds AP Wilson, Yonmmetowns ofutties Whiting Canton High A Holmes Dewalt.
Katine City on June 19 18pli reports a new party formed by leaders of the ReveD FETIAL PALEOR to oppose existing parties. They plan a Missouri state convention to rally supporters and declare W. J. Bryan as the chief candidate. The convention will adopt platforms to extend the party nationally.
The Central Savings Bank Co. filed a petition in Common Pleas court seeking judgment against J H McCrum for a $500 note. The bank alleges McCrum defaulted, that I. W. Beh Macher possesses a depot wagon belonging to the defendant, and asks for attachment of the property pending trial.
Townsend Mrs I M Townsend, formerly a right of way man for the Richland and Mahoning Company, has secured a position as coal agent with the Erie Railroad Company.
A scattered list of marriage licenses names individuals from Akron Cleveland and nearby towns with indicated occupations. Entries mention Irvin A McCahan and Anna J Rilak of Akron posing as groom and bride with various occupations such as laborer printer and physician. A fragmentary note references a proposed new electric mine near Wiodlny with Mandelbaum Railway Company connections and a general push for a line drive through the vicinity Tuesday.
A German peddlar visiting Hudson was badly injured Tuesday by a ferocious hog. The man sustained severe wounds from the animal belonging to a local farmer near the village.
Special Correspondent notes Tarael Re Ureeh of Myeteville Stark County reports the funeral of Georgi Gosbart on February 3, 18th. The ceremony occurred at a church with pallbearers and clergymen present. The obituary mentions service details and local attendees.
Frank Myers and John Swope among survivors as tributes from the community are noted. The deceased, aged 51 years and two days, rests in Jontown cemetery, with service to be held in the church. Widowed wife and two sons survive, while a birthday gathering previously occurred at his home on June 9, 1900, and Mother Puchtelty is described as aged 86. The report mentions fruit yields and a neighbor’s barn project using Schomburger traction, indicating rural life notes.
Local residents including Mrs Pardee Mr Cookbick and Mr Wright return from travels while others plan visits to Buffalo Ann Arbor and Columbus. A June 24 lawn fete hosted by Akron Castle and a George Inn dance drew couples. a wedding at Tallmadge Avenue featured Mr Kevin McCahan and Miss Nettie A dates with 65 guests.
The young couple prepared for a journey through the east and will be at home at 203 Vine Street upon return.
Mayor McNasiarit announced the formation received suggests L. K. Smoyer, the grover who left Monday, is southbound. Marshal Ferguson departed to pursue and bring him back. Unclear if charges await Smoyer upon return.
Geo Biewell Bissell aged 49 died from Brights disease at his home 227 Yale Street. After a long illness, funeral services will be held at the house at 3 p.m. Thursday.
Woe sincerely thank our friends and neighbors and the pastor and church leaders of Grice Reformed Church for the kind sympathy and funeral tributes during the illness and death of our beloved mother Mrs. Mary A. Brown. The Children.
The American Tourist Association proposes a Yellowstone Park excursion with Ronny Campbell as general manager. The extended western itinerary includes Pike’s Peak Garden of the Gods Salt Lake City and Rocky Mountain views with long stops for exploration. Tickets cover all expenses and coaches are for private use. optional continued travel to America via additional itineraries.
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