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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1902
Page
2
Amid a chaotic council session a cash exchange and amendment are debated. Mayor Johnson demands accountability while Emerson resists and a man linked to funds is confronted as the chamber threatens expulsion.
The advertisement touts a money back cough syrup Dr Geo Lettinger’s Porat dehyde Cough Cure as a universal remedy. It claims to cure consumption and all serious lung throat ailments and offers a 25 cent price with guarantee from all druggists.
A barn belonging to Abn Bryin Cormany at Lorkwool's Corners burned on Tuonday morning. Two horses perished in the blaze and the loss is estimated near $1,000.
A large plate glass window at M O Nell and Wok store was broken on Tuesday night by an unknown thrower. No stone or source found. A $10 reward offered.
An 19th century ad-like note touts DeWitt's Witch Mazel Salve as a cure for piles and various wounds, warning that counterfeit versions exist and naming Willow Grove Delaware and Gem Pharmacy as points of sale while asserting others lied about the remedy.
Ten years in bed with illness recounted in a fragmentary note attributed to RA Gray of Oakville. The speaker describes limited mobility and attempts at medical care, mentioning a doctor and ongoing health struggles. Names J At Lat J Lamparter & Co and A Warner appear as possible associates or publishers.
The article reports Grover Bryan’s forceful denunciation of former President Cleveland at a New York Tilden club gathering. It portrays Bryan attacking party dissidents, urging adherence to Democratic principles, and accusing Cleveland of divisive tactics, with references to his alleged corporate ties, anti reform stance, and calls for returning to Jeffersonian ideals.
Local notices urge property owners to review boarding house rents and promotions. Referencing Purity Butter stock and upcoming dates, the announcement hints at pricing, crowding concerns, and revenue considerations. WMrodbeck's Caen Btore and R. Malin ot are named in association with the notice.
A letter from Robert R Watts of Salem Missouri discusses long illness from kidney trouble. After years of pain and failed remedies he reports Foley's Kidney Cups cured him and restored health.
The Supreme Court today sustained a twenty file decision on tax law issues raised by The Southern Guard and other Canton corporations. The secrecy and authority concerns drew alarm from the upper chamber as state officials awaited ruling.
A fragmentary notice advertises Purity Butter price per unit and a sale window with vague quantities. It mentions Brodbeck's Cash Stove and Welow's Honey and Tar products, along with several unclear names.
Mr George EB Warner of Byers will depart this week for Rok Tstand where he will join a plant project by the Standard_Voble Ollelyth Co now forming. Former secretary and treasurer of Western Linoleum Co before its absorption, he built a new house on West Market which nearly completed at a cost of $1m. The residence will be sold and Mr Warner will move to Rock Leland.
The Buckingham Palace report says the King’s operation was successful and his condition satisfactory though the coronation is postponed. Foreign representatives visited the palace as the Prince of Wales and Duke of Connaught stayed nearby while officials awaited further word.
A notice indicates a lawn fete for Clow No. Paul's Tutherno Sunday School planned for Wednesday evening, June 2, with a backup date if weather is unfavorable. If postponed, the event will occur in the church basement.
Mrs CB Granthins returns from Meadville where she and Mrs Mabel HH Pullington of Nawhat shouted. The First Congregational Sunday school picnic in Silverlake is set for Wednesday afternoon June 25 with dinner at 5. Richard Marvin Werner will wed May Eda Rose Hyndman at Lincoln Hotel in Pittsburgh at 6. Afterward they plan trips to Philadelphia New York and Boston before settling in Pittsburgh. City Commissioner Willes weds Florence McCue in a simple elegant ceremony at St Vincent de Pauls. The couple’s reception at Seth Bromway home followed. Attending were local officials and out of town guests from Chicago Cleveland and Hudson. Mayor Doyle postponed court so officials could attend.
FOR RECive room house in rear 210 S High Ob ST. FOR SALE Gond roadster buggy and hurnens. In e quire of John J Reisenbarh 207 W Tallmadge Ave.
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