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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1902
Page
4
A garbled report covers remarks on Cuban reciprocity and tariff policy. It notes Mayor Jolson of Cleveland reacting to a banquet speech, references Vanderbilt and Morgan figures, and hints at future political shifts and trust critiques amid a crowded, unclear narrative.
A fragmented report discusses Senator Beverides and a Congressional hearing about the Philippine rebellion. It mentions testimony on torture and harsh methods, and references Carmack and Theburn amid remarks on Spain’s power and attitudes toward Americans during wartime.
Fragmented remarks discuss Filipino attitudes toward Americans after Manila clashes. The text contrasts cordial early feelings with later hostility amid conquest and resistance. It critiques preaching methods and cites bishops, soldiers, and colonial policy, noting differing testimonies and the impact on missionary relations.
Special Correspondence from Paston notes a large turnout at a Sharon camp meeting on Sunday. The LAIR AML Society met at Mrs. Frank Richard’s home Thursday. Kary Smith, shot by a night rider, is recovering well. Mr. Othe Roonte and wife, and Mr. Homer Bootrs of Skron, visited their parents Sunday and Monday. Clarence Hitchin of Wadeworth spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rootts. Joseph Rhodes of Springfield spent Friday. David Kentler visited Kent and daughter on Friday and Saturday. Cora Prive and Miro tende Selby were among visitors over the weekend at Jennder and Charles near Coddingyilin.
New seats for Bebool Hoard needs 200 units to equip schools this summer. American Bebool Furniture Co of Buffalo has its bid accepted. Numerous agents of competing firms attended. Bid for Lane school plumbing work not opened at meeting. The meeting was well attended.
During the meeting two candidates were read as applicants for the Clerkship of the Board of Education. One was Wilkou, a collector for the Center Valley Line Plane, and the other from Ingersoll.
A fragmented column discusses Wise and De ree for County Commissioner in a Kane Towne style debate. It mentions candidates and community concerns, notes about a courthouse plan, and quotes a vendor lamenting wool prices. The piece blends local politics with odd musings on music and vacations.
Fragmented OCR text shows a poetical, unclear passage referencing a figure, fire, and a search for a man with unseen figures. The lines hint at a dramatic pursuit and self-reflection but lack coherent events or identifiable people or places.
A poetic fragment speaks of June, bride and groom, and a world near the moon. It evokes paths toward love, union, and a dreamlike land where couples walk hand in hand toward a joyful future.
Brinitiot June Hem reports a series of social visits, family travel, and church events around Brimfield and nearby towns. Residents include Mrs. Wy HL Meonnett, Mra. Chapman and family, and Phoebe Willined visiting Tallmadge and Cleveland. Attendees at a town hall meeting and Epworth League services are noted, with several local deaths and hospital visits mentioned.
MRS IDAL ROSER, Polk's grand-niece, writes Mrs Pinkham praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles and menstrual pain. She says after using the remedy she regained health, strength, and can perform three times her former duties. She notes Denver friends and urges others to obtain a bottle and seek Mrs Pinkham's advice.
A reader from Kentelled planned to see him Sunday. William Webb of Ann Arbor Michigan was the subject of his letter to Mrs A W Wie. Friday Mrs Mildread Waldron attended the Smith Cordedly wedding at Shion. G Leininger visited Canton on Tuesday.
Millheim June 25 Mr and Mrs Wilson Hoover celebrated at home Saturday with a wedding anniversary gathering and a sumptuous dinner. Numerous friends attended as Mr and Mrs Wilson Fritz of Alon visited the family. Nearby neighbors and relatives from Hammond's Corners and Ashland joined in church services and Sunday school the next day.
J W Smith School Board selects Joseph W Braith as new clerk to replace Fred W Shiver who resigned Tuesday after a lengthy board discussion. Braith will be paid 1200 annually for the unexpired term ending in April. The board urged continued orderly administration and denied major structural changes.
June 25 notes from Suffield show M D Martin from Bee and Amos Ore in town Monday evening. L A plans an ice cream festival on the church lawn Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Adam Shulte of Akron passed through en route to Randolph for the Khults reunion there. Wednesday Grange met in Randolph. Avenue Mr Henry Thompson of Akron was home over Sunday. Trustees met Thursday to discuss a petition. Denis Bauer of Mogadore in town Friday. Gertie Hinkle visiting Indiana friends plans to stay. Morera, Rinniet Wepman, Clem Tali and others were among excursionists to Columbiana and back. Cart made a business trip to Mogadore Saturday. Mr and Mrs George Danher visited Sunday June 22.
The mayor expressed irritation over the ongoing case against Marry Wiener Solomon Wiener and Sko Rector charged with obstructing sidewalks. None appeared in court as the proceedings were continued to Thursday with threatened arrests and bond forfeiture if defendants fail to show.
Sheriff Kelly departs next week for New York to oversee a sale of a camfond of horses including a ton of bineke bathed by the sheriff himself.
A group from the Cleveland hospital for the insane chased a runaway woman who had stayed at Mr. Frank Carpenter's for days. She was found in their yard after a storm, kept for several days, and then taken to the county infirmary. May Dies and her daughter from Tallmadge were guests at Joby Arnold's. The Lady Marenhees of Copley host a social at Mrs. Cute Tucker's. Ladies' aid society meets at Mrs. Emily Capron's. Attendees joined Sharon camp meeting. Mr. Payne of California visited Lyman Miller's. A Mt. Holy festival Saturday evening drew crowds despite cold. Clyde Vohey is confined with a sprained ankle. Mrs. Hettie Iola returned from Columbus after her mother Mig Avbray's illness.
Shaffer and his brother Ernest Shaffer ran a pool room and cigar store on South Howard street. They departed suddenly Sunday night leaving no destination. Lyle J. Cook assumed control as owner, with reports alleging the departure stemmed from temporary illness.
Local society column details Friday dinner hosted by Mrs by Lind er with guests Kev and Mee Keller Kip Huber and family from Akio, Mrs. John Bradley and Mrs. Samuel Rogers of Akron in town, visits from Darlington Pa and Cleveland, plus various residents seen in Manchester Canton McDonald and Bat Feit, photos of gatherings at Brewster grove and other social calls around Thomastown early July.
A deafness hearing aid advertisement invites readers to mail at 101 Mineo 221 Lafayette Street Newark New Jersey to receive details about an invention by F Wilcox. The piece cites a hospital lecturer praising a device for deafness that restores hearing and can be worn without being held, claiming ease of use and curative motion.
The grand lodge of the state through Grand Master Robison will lay the cornerstone of the Masdale temple in Zanesville Ohio. The temple will rise to a notable height as the new center for masons and related organizations.
The School Board voted to construct four atrial rooms including two 20 by 80 spaces costing 849 on the Henley school lot for a kindergarten. Discussion covered methods and necessity before the decision. The manual training room moves from Howe to Allen due to space shortages.
The N. O. T. Co plans a private steel bridge across the Curahoga River at the Gorge this fall. Grading is set to begin November 1 and the bridge should be ready for use by mid February.
A horse dentist named J. Baker of Wooster Avenue suffered a painful injury Monday morning when a horse reared and fell on his right foot. He was attempting to extract teeth from a horse described as a four-year-old. The incident left him with a badly injured foot.
The Highlands of Ontario Canada touted as the most charming summer retreat for travelers. Elevation offers pure air with few insects and picturesque surroundings. new hotels and reliable rail and steamboat service. Free descriptive literature with hotel details and rates available by contacting GU T Bell Geneva Ticket Agent Grand Trunk Railway System Montreal.
Supreme Deputy Lawrence fosters strong interest as applications are read at every Akron lodge meeting. A large class is to be initiated next Monday evening. The order, with 28 years in Akron, serves widows and orphans, paying over 77 million dollars to survivors. Lawrence will meet prospective members at the hotel.
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