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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1900
Page
3
A man arrested on intoxication charges has demanded a jury trial. The defense filed a formal request, asserting the defendant’s right to a jury verdict on all counts. Proceedings are scheduled to determine next steps.
The city is not a real defendant in the case. Earl T. Martins wife will settle the claim against A B C Railroad Co. The report outlines actions in the damage suit involving Heimbaugh and associates.
Notices describe a forthcoming Mayor's court case on June 26 involving Nicholas Motvacken and others from Boklon township. The Akron oil and gas franchise dispute surfaces as the city sues, not the company, over damages from a car incident on East Exchange Street. The scene includes an administrator appointment for Karl Martin, and references to local figures and defendants in a complex civil action.
A Boston audience heard Henry Quay declare that Roosevelt will win the party nomination. The event included a broad program with speeches by Dr. E A Dolbear and others, a musical program, and a scholarly addressing on nineteenth century bequests by Dolbear. Delegates from Iowa and other states expressed strong support for Roosevelt as vice presidential nominee on the first ballot.
A late local column recalls a minor fire at 130 Merriman Street injuring Mr A A Bolton, plus a complex wedding reception narrative for Apolonio and Adelaide Wolfe. It notes a conductor injured, a large public gathering, and addresses social visits among Akron and Cleveland residents amid town events.
The Akron merchant and his bride to be are arranging a late spring wedding at the bride’s home, with ceremony to be performed by Rabbi Lift and Rabbi Moves Groby of Cleveland. The event includes a procession, a concert, and social notices about the reception and postnuptial plans.
The fragment claims Tyla was sick not intoxicated and that friends explained this to officer Iyle Jen Grenvin. It mentions Tenable to Kpiuis the Veaglin Wiienges His Pelbnla and a lawyer ready to defend Ryle. A jury reportedly found four Gunner of people who were present but not when Nahe Ive teen iitpoe tan.
A cryptic report notes an evening event with drinks and music. Guests, including Laela Hlaikes, attended as entertainers performed in a room setup described by a reporter. The article hints at a public watcher noting the names and the mood of the gathering.
The readable fragment lists names in a garbled order with no clear event or context. No distinct organizations, places, dates, or actions are identifiable within the visible text.
Obituary item notes the death of Horman Roeken at age 1 year 22 days following a heart attack. Funeral will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at the residence of sister Amelia Hinsot on W Cedar Street, with interment at Honduras Cemetery.
A Telegraph operator recounts a southern city bucket shop fraud where two rival shops were secretly controlled by the same pair of managers. A young accomplice bet on manipulated bids, luring clients with fake margins, and both shops jointly profited from each scheme. The pattern shows the same operators guiding both sides, deceiving patrons and expanding their client base before exposure.
A fragmented report recounts a dramatic scene involving a man named Jefferson in a small Indiana town. The piece mentions a fatal incident linked to an Irish specter and a porter, with scattered notes on a local club and a crime scene.
Fragmentary text discusses medical and chemical topics, mentioning hazards and remedies, with references to Dr Klimar and a suspicious advertisement. The readable parts hint at danger from unknown agents and a dubious remedy scheme, reflecting typical sensational mid century notices.
A three person party including two women and a young man recounts a strange stay in a Belgian town hotel. Rooms with odd furnishings, forced entertainment, and a mix of risqué jokes reveal social missteps and awkward humor as they navigate hospitality and decorum in a foreign setting.
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