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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1900
Page
3
Jury of twelve chosen to determine the penalty for the Hull murder case with detailed voir dire noted. Judge No 1 and lawyers for both sides prepare for trial as jurors are excused or sworn, with defense and prosecution outlining expected testimony and witness roles.
A vintage advertisement extols the health benefits of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women, noting extensive testimonials and free counsel from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. It highlights women's health concerns from youth to old age and claims vast patient letters praising the remedy.
Henry L Winkelman aged 1 year 60 months died Friday at the Holl house. Funeral at Jak dtebele Tupstity after noon. burial at Glyniiity Comer tony. Miller Willi aged 4 years 4 months son Hh Abe died. funeral at Ste Bernas church tomorrow morning with interment at St Becunri's Cemetery.
A chaotic mayor court session reports assault charges against Charles Blocker and Benjamin Hilbish related to a feud. Stephen Lexenberger, recused, is linked to the case alongside Benjamin Milbish of Springfield Township. Notable incidents include a racial slur during proceedings and multiple fines for fast driving and disorderly conduct.
Fragmentary report describes an incident at an unspecified workplace leading to an action or departure, with only partial names and details readable. The text mentions a person leaving home and a location resembling a wood area, but critical facts and context are missing.
A worker collapsed and was found to be paralyzed after a fall. Fellow laborers lifted him, and emergency responders were summoned to the scene. The incident occurred during shifts at the factory, with particulars about prognosis and cause not yet confirmed.
Mr TK Alhamgh, longtime head of Hall and Harter real estate, is accepted as the Grand Opera House manager. He plans to leave soon for ahead to secure top road shows for Akron next winter. Experienced show business figure Athwayts selected to aid, promising improved attractions and a new entrance and interior renovations. Prof WW Strekloe will devote full time to teaching.
At a Germ American meeting reports show stock subscriptions exceeding 20000 dollars and a goal of 10000 more within a month. The association will begin building soon, make rent payments on real estate, and accelerate progress on all plans as Akron residents increasingly support the enterprise.
A Sunday morning service at St Johns Laity Church confirmed a class of singing parishioners. The church was praised for its devotion and decorations as members named include John Horst, Bertha Branithke, Lily Loff, Agnes Olsen, Otto Hoffman, and others.
Letter to the editor states Vogt and Goehring dispute is personal and not connected to the Goering Manufacturing Company. It describes a Chicago filing about a suit initiated nearly a year ago and denies Goering Holding any liability or involvement.
A rough OCR reads of a Goodrich band excursion event at Gand peel Wap 0 Baposition park. Tyke and others planned to take part on date at anni. A crowd is expected to attend the excursion with attendees and a potential crowd impact noted.
Washington reports state department says foreign troops inflame Boxer hostility in Pekin. The administration declares it will not halt commands and may send additional forces to Taku as tensions rise while efforts to quell the uprising continue.
Public notice announces that Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser is free on receipt of stamps to cover mailing costs. A one-cent stamp request is listed for the cloth edition price, with 31 stamps needed for delivery. Address to R V Pierce, Buffalo New York.
The Prohibitionists announce a convention to nominate a presidential ticket. The article notes the event as a political gathering promising distinct scenery and setup, with emphasis on timing and location details.
The Vresident authorizes certain steps for the dev Ation of the five battleships Virginia Rhode Island Maryland Colorado and South Dakota. The text records an official move by the administration to prepare naval assets and related actions amid mounting defense concerns.
Boer envoys Abeahar Fischer, A. DO Wolmarang, and D. H. Wessels came to this country seeking sympathy for the Boer cause. They will retire to Europe next Thursday after engagements in New York.
Readable weather notes indicate light rain affected local areas with one inch of precipitation reported. farmers in Copley and Springfield noted no heavy snow, while conditions improved toward Meron later in the afternoon as lighter showers moved southward.
The Labor Day preparations committee plans to establish a headquarters to handle events. Secretary O Q Beevers will soon be ready to receive and assist all inquiries. A meeting of the arrangements committee is set for Tuesday evening June 26. Delegates from the clerks’ TALON and other members are expected to attend to coordinate festivities and related activities. Journeymen Miners and at Akron joined a district gathering to discuss the Adams Express Company matter on Thursday evening June 28.
Evening June 27 program in Centon Make ion and Navarre with Akron organizers present. Central Labor Council will nominate officers for the passing term. Bishop George, Dishop of Bare berton, awarded contract to construct Ruderton's new school building.
Werner Company plans a week long shutdown starting due date to repair machinery take the one time inventory and give employees a week vacation. The firm expects to increase facilities and record high business in the coming year after repairs.
A birth notice from Kentucky reports Mr. and Mrs. Gy E Eta of 37 West Exchange Street welcomed a child. The brief item identifies the family and location with minimal details.
The Board directed City Clerk Isbell to notify Central Guion Telephone to fix a line fault at Engine House No 2. Mr A Adamson of this city travels to Stonebrook Pa for his father’s sudden death. Adamson Sr returned from Akron last week. On Wednesday June 27 the Finance committee outlined tax levy topics and a district codistrict meeting is set for Wednesday evening.
Mrs Fr Willard and Anna Williant from Coast Fulton joined Akron friends Edna and Myrtle Pennell of Cleveland as guests. County officials TE. A. Flerdhey and I. B. Sisler returned from Henter aid nine points in Coby onide, visiting a mining scheme in the Georgnusian ty area and noting several names among local participants.
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