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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1901
Page
9
Bargain hosiery and underwear ad lists multiple items for men women and children. Names brands and prices include ladies vests union suits shifts and negligees with trims and fast colors. The sale touts breathable fabrics, light weights, and wide size ranges for summer wear at low prices.
Mike Kagan, denying guilt on exposure and molestation charges, protested in police court Monday after being sentenced previously to 30 days in the workhouse. He faced questions about memory of the alleged indecent conduct and paid fines totaling $2 in an earlier incident.
A Warren dispatch states the Mahoning Valley Bless the Hoes deny a mule deal with the Keereth Moore Syndicat of Cleveland. J. McVey of Youngstown says no offer is made and no negotiations occur. Sugar price noted at 7 pounds granulated sugar for $1.00 per Kunde.
An official announcement states an application to Niet Diamond Match stock is under review on the New York Stock Exchange. The document notes no commissioner has granted special authorization, with August potential dates and related governance details.
A chaotic police court report recounts navy mates reuniting after 28 years and sharing drinks. It details drunken arrests, fines, and brief courtroom exchanges involving B. El. Badley, John Welsh, and others, with colorful remarks on pay, costs, and penitence.
A garbled report notes Akron Knights members and a claim that a healer cured a condition with a remedy bought from a druggist. It mentions council involvement, travel to Cleveland, and wholesale agents amid an initiation event and attendance at a cathedral mass. The fragment references Chamberlain's Colic and a patent medicine sale.
Chairman O L McMillen of the Polio Committees favors shirting uniforms for police officers. The board is willing and would require a uniform style, though officers warn they may wear the new attire only sparingly to avoid overuse.
Dr. Francis T. Morin leaves St Mary's Akron for St Patrick's Cleveland in a move described as a promotion by church officials though he notes happiness and contentment hinder promotion. The Cleveland post includes a larger congregation and three priests to assist him. A farewell plane given by St Mary's Young People's Union drew a sizable crowd, reflecting Moran's impact.
City plans extending Went Market paving 8600 feet from the current line. West Hill Land Co. representative G B Kagh urged commissioners to authorize borrowing to cover the city’s share. Board favors the project, arguing new homes and higher taxes would follow. Steel Railway Co. would lay a double track this year if paving approved.
At 4 30 the initiatory work was commenced and a banquet was served to the visiting Koighta at the Hollenden.
The committee selected to name the successor to Belberting and Miller in harvest machine manufacturing met last week and decided on The Setberling Miller Company. Articles of Incorporation have been filed with the secretary of State and a meeting will be held to organize the new corporation once the charter arrives.
The Knights and Ladies of the Maccabees attended a memorial service at the First Church of Christ on Sunday at 2 o'clock. The K C T M band led the march, followed by the Uniformed Rank. The edifice was filled and Rev J G Sloyter preached a sermon fitting the occasion.
A blacksmith shop near the paloon on Weel street drew unusual crowd on Sunday as locals visited to view the forge and its tools. Yesterday a padlock appeared on the shop door attracting further attention and quiet neighborhood approval.
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