Mason's Picnic Draws 1800 At Lakeside Park
A big Mason’s picnic at Lakeside Park drew about 1800 people on Tuesday afternoon and evening. Free lemonade and ice cream drew crowds, with sport events including a fat men’s walking race and a hokey-like relay. Prizes included a fancy briar pipe, crackers jars, and a box of cigars as the Mason men and their families enjoyed a day of entertainment and games.
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Teia
Lakeside Park
Bob
J. Axa Palmer
Princ
Milt W. Smith
Prince
Dr. Barton
Pitty Yard
dush—Firet
G. Meier
Mr. Chilcote
Masonte
Firki
Mr. Molz
Isubeth Simmons
W. B. Waneb
Dwight Stevens
T. E B. Noxon
Hottie of Olives
Manonk
Lemnt
Jewelry theft at Kenyon store on South Howard Street
A theft at C. T. Kenyon's jewelry store on 185 South Howard Street involved two rings and a gold watch valued at $200. The robbery, discovered around 10 o'clock Tuesday evening, showed no broken lock or broken windows, suggesting the thief used a key. report filed Wednesday morning.
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C. T. Kenyon
South Howard St
Local Social notes and visits across towns
A busy social column lists visits and upcoming events. Notables include Mayor D. Roel of Kent in the city Monday evening, Rev Edwin Kiphy and wife visiting Miner Ridge, and Miss Helen Steiner returning from Notre Dame College for summer vacation. Anna Weblen plans a Bradford visit, and a lawn fete by the South End Athlete club was postponed to Friday June 27. An outing at Silver Lake drew sixty Grace Reformed Sunday school members, and a Delaware group from Hague Bros enjoyed a State Mill outing.
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BR. Meld
Silver Lake
Edwin Kiphy
Miner Nn Ridge
Mier Alice Taylor
Athwater
Mer
Mere Wil W. Wanoner
Ts. Albaugh
Canton
Opera House
South End
Aga Starkwonter
Puchtel College
Monteguin
EB. J. Lewis
W. A
B. A. Upham
Grace Upham
Akron
Ford Lantog
Norwalk Herald
Carl D. Sheppard
McArthun
Las
Ohio University
Athens
Ur. Marvin Toft
Indy
Hague Bro, & Cove Store
State Mill
Mines Anna Bheeby
Hilythe Cihoon
Minute Barley
Anna Phillips
Sarah Henry
Precilla Porter
Chik
Cansontiser
Mixaes
Ivy J. Davis
Blanche Aliya
Harriet Davia
Maw Wilson
Mabel Seiple
Grace Vote
Meners
G. Havey Miter
WH Kaseh
Herbert Griffen
John Kavie
Brofer
Joby Evans
Fusion Conventions Forge Near Union Amid Talks
In Grand Island at the fusion Democratic and Populist gatherings, Governor Bryan declined a prominent nomination offer after signaling fusion aid. Late discussions led to a union on Thulipean. Populists chose Everington, Democrats backed Bingih, but accord failed.
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Grand Island
Thoneen
Geuud Island
Bryan
Harmoony
Everington
Fined the Costs in Local Dispute
A damaged report states W. HM. Enfield was fined after a dispute with Henry Hoo dy. Enfield reportedly approached Harry's price with intent to take goods. The mayor appeared not impressed by the proceedings and Enfield faced a fine.
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W. HM. Enfield
Henry Hoody
Enfield
Harry
Akron YMCA Incorporation Details and Site Plans
Akron's Young Men's Christian Association was incorporated in Columbus on Wednesday with W A Upham Nathan Moveo BW Stuart J B Miller and others as incorporators The first decisive week since the Vieh Wik announcement June 1 The incorporation was formal and allows the trustees to transact business A committee keeps member names secret for time The site is being negotiated and a building committee will select plans A projected expenditure does not exceed 5000 for a kite and the fund surplus exceeds 25000 for building purposes
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Akron
Young Men's Christian Association
Columbus
W. A. Upham
Nathan Moveo
BW. Stuart
J. B. Miller
Despcration
Hine
Ne Koon Ox
Tt Ie
Local arrests and small fines reported in Akron court notes
Officers detained Harry Post and George Keeney in a B and L car in the Od Porge and sent them to care as hoboes after Keeney fell ill. both were uncharged. Leo Dingers faced assault charges with interpreter aid as he spoke limited English. Henry Hehles, not present, alleged provocation. Keeney hurt lightly. James Port charged with intoxication. Port, wandering South Akron, turned over to the mort department. Tower Hither and Thomas Mann fined $2 plus costs for intoxication. John Lacy and Charles Mere fined $1 plus costs each for the same offense.
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Harry Post
George Keeney
Coynhogalls
AO. Heckathorne
Od Porge
Keeney
Post
Tim
Leo Dingers
Tingers
Henry Hehles
Kehley
Bine
James Port
Akron
Oliver Itein
Port
Tower Hither
Thomas Mann
John Lacy
Charles Mere
Two New Clerks Appointed at Akron Post Office
Two new clerks named W. Sowers and W. T. Hammond were appointed at the Akron post office. Both are younger men, with Solere previously in the special delivery department. The event is reported amid local updates.
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Akron postoMoe
W. @. Sowers
W. T. Hammond
Mr. Solere
Picnic at Silver Jake brings Canton Knights claim
The Kuletts of Columbie and Canton picnicked at Silver Jake on Wednesday afternoon. Local Kuletts showed Canton Knights nine to seven points in a bowling contest. Canton Kalghes secured revenge with an easy win. The ladies foot race named Mike Maria Aletheevy as winner. Fred Vp won the 100 yard handicap. Jas Murphy claimed the 100 yard leap.
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Columbie
Thin Rity
Canton
Silver
Atela
Canton Knights
Deaths Salyerds and infant son services announced
Harriet Salyerds of ounded Hinman street died Wednesday morning June 2 from brononitis. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 pm, interment at Hope Cemetery. Frank Peake, infant son of Mr and Mrs Wilhelm Ponke, died of pneumonia. private services were held Tuesday in East Akron.
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Mona
Tucadas
Lappy
Akron
Thirtieth commencement address and awards at Buchtel College
President Church spoke on education’s purpose urging mind development over mere gain and urging civic duty. Degrees awarded include Bachelor of Arts to Duane Cook et al, Bachelor of Philosophy to Meader Chamberlain, Bachelor of Science to Ralph Myers, with honorary Litt.D. to Dr Henry N. Dorge. Alumni banquet followed with toasts and roller yell performances by returning graduates.
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Hue
Ruchtel
New Haver
Cambridge
Church
Alumenus
Barhelor of
Arte
Akron
Alton Ore Thomas
Norwalk
Ivan Eugene Waller
Atlantic City
Meader Chamberlain
Willam Jota
Trachee
Canton
Seis Cook
Windsor
Arte Parke Rexford Thathe
Buchtel College
Akeron
Ralph Emerson ‘Myers
B.S
C. Baten
It A. Arbogast
Bewath
Mise Palanche Windecombe
A. v0. Thomas
Aeplors
Thranteof Tayyn Niumal
Herbert Briggs
Clove Jandy W. A. Patt
Warren
Anne Dowling
Wadaworth
Mie Everett
Green
Thompson
Britkty
Harry Walton
Cost of paving Weet Market Street approved by City Commissioners
Engineer Payne estimates paving costs from Kader Avenue to the west corporation site totaling 1.30 dollars per front foot to property owners with the city covering 2.0 dollars per front foot as the city’s share, per official action.
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Payne
Weet Market St
Kader Ave
Hare
Ithe N.O. Tor
Combine of hankers breaks amid Cleveland notices
June 25 report from Cleveland notes a nationwide hitch in bond markets tied to Cleveland Tametty bonds. Louie Kors of Barberton reported to police that his horse and buggy were stolen near a turnpike, with passengers tracing the bed left behind.
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Cleveland
Tametty
Louie Kors
Barberton
Turearuve
Still Hunt For Evidence Stirs Cleveland Friction
In Cleveland on June 25 excitement grows over a bombshell claim of a $5,000 bribe offered to influence a franchise vote for East Ohio Gas Co. A citywide evidence campaign unfolds as notes and amended documents surface. Mayor Johnson predicts cleansing effects, while Councilman Kohl gains attention ahead of a possible Congress bid. Dr. Daykin's trial is tentatively set for July 1, with a postponement bound to weather and a bond set at 10,000. Planet Athletic Club lawn fete is delayed by rain.
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Cleveland
Cornell
Cownellman Kentstone
East Ohio Gas Co
Kohl Wan
Je Delong
Johheon
Conticilmin Kol
Congress
Lodge of Sorrow at Cleveland Honors Deceased Brethren
Elindah Grand Lodge of Perfection of S2nd degree Masons held a lodge of sorrow in Cleveland on Tuesday evening. Deceased brethren honored included David T. Kingdom and Hatry Perkins of Akron.
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Elindah Grand Lodge of Perfection
Cleveland
David T. Kingmond
Hatry Perkins
Akron
Anecdotes and Quips From Various Papers
A collage of brief items includes a London preacher scandal with a 15,000 crowd as a pastor explains the entry fee. domestic humor about a distracted author’s wife. a corny Dad gag about honey bees. a parson’s liberal remark met with mockery. and horse commentary on head, jaw, and ear traits.
One Thing to Succeed In Life Says Amon On Salary
A Washington Star reprint recounts a man’s failed ventures from stocks to pharmacy to law, then real estate, hens, and a government job. He urges sticking to one path, saving monthly, and building wealth bricks and mortar for a big future salary.
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Mas
Wieles
Blackstone
Amon
Anyjous Bank
Theo
Washington Star
Orchard and Garden Advice from an Early Horticulturist
The article provides guidance on raspberry and grape care, rooting cuttings before woodiness, and pruning young trees. It emphasizes planting depth, root trimming for damaged roots, and using mineral manure for fruit quality. It notes trees grow on poor soil but require nutrients, and advises favoring sturdy trees over rapid growth.
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Bieidis
Coronation Plans Shadowed by King Edward's Illness
Reports from Buckingham Palace describe King Edward's grave condition after a near fatal illness and the peril of possible complications. Surgeons prepared for an operation that could determine the outcome while public celebrations for the coronation proceeded with grim restraint and uncertainty.
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Edward
Edward Se
Buckingham Pilave
Whitelaw Reid Considers Departure From London
Whitelaw Reid plans to depart London after withdrawing dinner invitations for June 30. Joseph Choate, U.S. ambassador, has withdrawn invitations. government signaled royal carriages would be available. Reid aims to leave promptly to maintain decorum, with a short stay in Scotland before returning to America.
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Joseph IL Choate
United States
Amibapandor
Whitelaw Reid
Apecia
Reid
Reiid
America
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