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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1902
Page
5
George W. Rogers, press agent for Gentry Bros., praises the four touring shows. Twenty years ago a brother began by washing dogs, turning a handful of clever canines into a full vaudeville act that grew into a million-dollar enterprise. The line merit will win every time reflects enduring success.
Listings show offerings at First Congregational Rev Howard MacAgent with 2030 am timetable for Seasons from Nature series and selections led by Mrs Haynes and Mr Dutt. St Pauls Parish reports Sunday school and full service at 10 30 am with evening prayer and offertory. Universalist Church notes omit morning service due to Buchtel Barcaluate sermon, with 7 pm YP C L meeting led by Prot A J Spanton.
Miss Helen Moff of 501 West Market was severely burned when a gas stove in a Joy by an explosion. The oven had been on for some time, releasing gas that ignited when air entered. medical aid was summoned immediately, with her injuries described as painful though not likely life threatening.
Residents report a new lake on Poplar Street in Summit County, named Lake Poplar. The water fills the street and sidewalk, has persisted since spring, and neighbors urge city action as frogs populate the area while the lake remains in front of homes including those of city officials.
A Sumner AL man reported value 810 in cigars jewelry and totes stolen from a large store Friday night. He found the loss Saturday morning after opening. Entrance gained by cutting a hole in the rear screen door. Police alerted and investigating.
Two special trains transported IOOF lodges to Lake Brady on Saturday for a northern Ohio district picnic. The 0:40 train carried LW persons and the 1:05 train carried about 250.
Cleveland court issues perpetual injunction against the so called three cent fare street railway in the city. June 21. Court action halts fare scheme and preserves current transit arrangements pending further order.
London June 21 The deciding polo match of the series for the American Cup was won by the British team at Hurlingham today by seven goals to one.
A notice lists a round trip by Columbus and Cincinnati Railway from Senuey on June 22. The train departs at 7:00 p.m. and returns from Columbus at 6:30 p.m.
Advertisements offer large building lots near Webster, Camp Lane, and two modest houses for sale with easy terms. Also listed is a gold gar hit reward notice, a demand for 300 workers citywide with fast pay, and a rental for unfurnished rooms with water and gas included. Examinations for teachers and a September calendar are noted.
At a public meeting the South Akron delegation urged placing the hall at Main and Buchtel, arguing local growth and votes favor that site. Speakers like August Kimpfiln and J A Hohner supported local control, while others warned against commissions and favored South Akron's entitlement.
City officials and residents weigh sites for a new public building with many favoring a central High Street location near the business core while others push for closer proximity to Court House. Arguments cite debt, annual costs, and potential property value impact, with calls to await better finances and seek a public vote.
Six months after his death Edwin Angel aged 43 a bridge worker died at his home S04 West Exchange street Pridy from rheumation nor inciliness of lemanthe A sister Mins Chyoline Angel survives Services conducted Sunday at 3 pm at the residence then the remains will be taken to Clerle ville OQ for interment
Poughkeepsie N Y Crowds endure threatening weather as Cornell rider Keneh Courtner expected a hard fought intermile race. Report notes spectators and contestants pressed on despite the damp conditions and shares results from a last night pool with Wisconsin 75, Columbia 1, and other figures.
Mr. CB Lipps and M. Shively are in Buffalo on business while others attend social calls across Canton. Weddings, visits, and engagements populate the page with local families including Alpeter and Huber wedding in Portage Path, Mr. Young’s travels, and many relatives visiting in Canton and nearby towns.
Sarah M Arnold seeks divorce from W F Arnold on grounds of gross neglect and cruelty. The couple, residents of Boston Ohio, report a June 14 incident where Arnold allegedly chased her with a revolver. Their children range in age from 8 to 14. Mary J Wyenff also applies for divorce from Chas Bi Wyeaff for alleged neglect.
Akron Alliance Connecting Railway Co chief Ihby told a reporter that grading for the line would begin around July 12 and that the project could be in operation by February 1. Plans include 25 80-foot cars with a Akron to Milmee fare of 30 cents each way. Power house to be located at Suffield. Summit County Commissioners approved a revised route to allow double tracks with minor adjustments.
A heavily clothed, unkempt man named Henry Karn faced a Saturday morning police court appearance. He spoke little, claimed to be from Toronto and Idaho, and stated he had money but could not explain its source. He was remanded for a sanity inquiry.
The case of John Priedrich charged with malicious destruction of property involving shelving owned by James Derrig, rented for a tailor shop, was dismissed at the defendant's cost. Evidence favored the defense on Friday, with the mayor praising the decision this morning though the town faces a heavy cost.
The Bere family held their annual reunion at Agron Beta's home in Clavin Mi Thursday. A large crowd attended despite morning rain. A notable guest was M. Ienae Rots of Spencer, Ohio, aged 52, adding interest to the event.
In Detroit this morning the jury found Wm M Jours guilty of murder in the death of George A Heywood following the April 9 incident. The panel deliberated only a short time before returning the verdict.
Weekly bank clearings ending June 19 show Akron at 872900 with an increase, Youngstown 628.47 up 20.7 percent, Canton 408000 up 82.6 percent.
The article traces key Civil War roles of the Baltimore and Ohio line from Parkersburg to Washington. It notes blockhouses and forts along the railroad, the B and O as a vital communications artery, repeated captures around Harper’s Ferry, and numerous battles and skirmishes along the line, shaping campaigns and control in the Shenandoah Valley and beyond.
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