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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1902
Page
5
Ravenna Ohio witnesses testified about alibi timing for Wenley Bancroft in the Chauncey Hickox murder case. About 1 witness was easier examined. defense plans to rely on twenty character witnesses as seventy two subpoenas are issued.
A trio of newsboys thanked the Mayor after a new swimming hole was opened in the canal between Thornton and Summit Lake. They praised police-free dips and noted more swimming spots north of Lock 17, with Superintendent Charles Hatch granting permission. The youths stressed the need for safe access, recounting their own experiences as former youths.
Mr. Harry C. Miller of the Union Rubber Company owns what is believed to be the only rubber tree in Akron. The six foot four inch Mexican variety was recently sent to him by a friend, drawing interest from local residents.
A Virginia woman tells how coffee caused indigestion heart palpitations and collapse. After switching to Postum coffee substitute and brewing 15 minutes she reports weight gain improved stomach health and restored energy. She endorses Postum and offers to print her full testimony for others.
Barberton factories expand with a 40 by 40 foot brick addition for Pure Gum Specialty to handle rising work and machinery. Alden Rubber plans a machine shop addition. Executives and sales staff from Goodrich and related firms schedule trips. Railroads adopt rubber matting in baggage handling to reduce wear and tear. India Rubber World notes future widespread use.
Mahoning county will nominate James Kennedy for Congress in the Eighteenth district at Salem. Delegates total eighty nine and will back Kennedy with united Republican support, as Wirt and Banderson are out of contention and D Anderson withdraws.
John F. Hixson of Akron replies to his wife's divorce petition alleging she locked him out after their marriage on July 30, 1901. He says she wrongly accused him, failed to support him, and assaulted him, while she admits she locked him out and that they separated in 1902. He seeks freedom if she reforms.
Sold in Akron Ohio by John Lam Rican Co druggists for 183 dollars. Ward Street is listed as the location of sale or delivery. The fragmentary text references local commerce and a specific seller in Akron.
A man fled after receiving a draft to report to the Lima house. His disappearance occurred that afternoon and his wife, lacking funds, plans to prosecute him. The case centers on potential charges following the draft and a missing person inquiry.
Mrs A M Shields of Chambersburg Pa recovers from severe illness after Hoy Fever and Asthma using Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption. Describes it as the marvelous remedy for throat and lung diseases and colds. Sold by Harper & Co with 1.00 guaranteed bottles and free trials available.
An old time remedy advertises Acker's English Remedy as the sure way to cure colds and prevent pneumonia. It claims to stop the cough overnight and treat asthma bronchitis and throat and lung troubles. The druggist refunds money if not satisfied. mail free pamphlets from W H Hooker Co Buffalo NY. Tamman Bros M Laffer and John Lamparter Co druggists.
A West Virginia man deemed incurable by doctors was reportedly cured after using Electric Bitters and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The claim credits the duo with expelling poisons and healing blood diseases skin ulcers and sores. Information appears from C B Harper & Co.
Three hundred Pullman car cleaners in Chicago began a strike for higher wages and overtime pay. They formed the United Order of Car Cleaners Union No. 1 and seek a charter from the American Federation of Labor. Current pay is 45 dollars a month with a demand of 50, and workers must wait in yards for late trains with no extra compensation.
Edward Van Camp of Akron testifies he bought Doan's Kidney Pills at Lamparter & Co drug store for back pain kidney discomfort and relief. He reports the treatment stopped his symptoms and notes the product price of 50 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is sole U S agents. Remember the name Doan's.
Moses, Ro Laferty and Prod W Work organized a three horse race judged by a best two of three format for a cup. The flat race decided the outcome, with Laferty unhappy at the result and engine issues blamed for reduced power. Ware remained satisfied, saying the race matched his prediction.
Patrick A. McHugh, nationalist MP and Sligo Champion proprietor, was jailed three months for contempt after failing to appear and asking magistrates for their names during a trial over alleged conspiracy and intimidation tied to evictions. He clashed with the chairman calling his questions obstruction and refused to apologize, culminating in the insult directed at the magistrates.
The case of Helen Stuyr charged with petite larceny was dismissed by Justice Reigner after she appeared Tuesday and paid about $25 for the goods. Stuyr is in Akron, having returned there after settling the matter.
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