Half an Hour Slow Delayed Hearing in Carr Murder Trial
The defense may introduce evidence that Carr owned the right of way across which Hull allegedly drove witnesses. Testimony details reveal prior crossers, other witnesses include Gideon Carr, Sylvester Hall, and others. A juror was half an hour late delaying proceedings. court scolded him and he pledged to adjust. A property sale and guardianship appeal also appear along with money action against John Kuuk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylveater Hall
Mix
Cheatin Chamberlain
Fist
Hull
Aton Bteslee
Wernesley
Yoon Chal Gideon Caer
Emerwond
Charles Billow
Bolick
William Aker
George ‘Thompson
Clerks Union Elects New Officers At Strong Meeting
Large attendance at the Retail Clerks union meeting elected all new officers for the coming six months. President HJ Views, vice presidents Charles Kook August Yeark, H C Berg, Chris Heibling, and others were named. Members urged participation in the Labor Day parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulae Mmeetig
Views
Charles Kook
Frat View
August Yeaok
Presieu
Hazardous East Market streetcar curve puzzles riders
Old sol notes state a sharp curve appeared suddenly on the East Market Street car line near Avet. Workers saw rails swell from heat and shift, creating a dangerous bend as crews labored nearby. Passengers and officials speculate on cause while speed limits and safety concerns rise.
Wandering 80-year-old burglar seeks lodging after arrest
An elderly burglar aged about 80 applied for overnight lodging at a prisonkeeper on Tuesday and was granted a night’s stay on Wednesday. He faced arraignment for vagrancy, but the case was dismissed. He claimed ties to Cleveland and Pittsburg, claimed to have served as a justice of the peace for 27 years, and produced a weekly savings account as proof of education and finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bursher
Cleveland
Alvo Elaiuis
Pittsburg
Chinese Minister Receives Message From Taung Gy Yatoon
A通信 from Chefo reports the Chinese minister in Washington received a reply dated Beijing June 8 sent by courier to Slang Tog. Foreign ministers were said to be in the city and preparing to leave. Dispatch notes many missionaries arriving at Chefo. the provincial governor aids escape. Blue Chinese carriers departed for Nan ishig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kin
Tog
Chefo
Nan Ishig
National Prohibition convention opens with Dickie chosen chair
The National Prohibition gathering convenes at 10 a m with Samuel Dickie of Michigan elected temporary chairman. Speaker Sekin delivers a long address outlining party principles and criticizing the administration on the canvating issue. Nominees include John D Woolley and Hall Johnston of Minnesota and Rev Bilak G Swallow of Pennsylvania. no vice presidential candidate is yet chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Anne
Samuel Dickie
Michigan
Ann
Sekin
John D. Woolley
Hall Johnston
Bilak G. Swallow
Pennsylvania
Woolley
Surprise al. Calobrates Race London I18pL prize
The Northumberland prize of 1000 sous for three year olds and up ran at the new summer meeting. Mr dC Myers’s Chane herlain won, Mr A Millers’s In hiocent was second, and Mr Cy S Newton’s Aine took third. Eight horses started with betting 9 to 1 against Joe Chamberlain, 9 to 1 against Timo cent, and 8 to 1 against Ameor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wan Rina
Dc. Myer'a
Chane Herlain
Mr. A. Miller
Mr. Cy
Newton
Aine
Joe Chamberlainy
Timocent
Ameor
Fines Imposed in Baseball Case in Summit Heights Park
In Justice Hoffman’s court Tuesday evening Hecht and Win Fisher of Cleveland were arraigned on a charge of playing baseball Sunday at Summit Heights Park. The judge found them guilty. Fisher was fined $5.40 plus costs, and Hecht $9.05. More arrests are expected.
Contempt of Court in 19th Century Ledger of Wages
A garish contumacy tale records Eu gene Sutterhiie and Visehantier facing contempt for defying a garnishee order in Henry Baker's wage case. Pettitt was placed in charge, with local court action centering on payment compliance and court authority under Justice Helbling. The item appears in the Democrat want column, noting the column’s purpose as paid public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Baker
Juenes Flelbling
Baker
Win
Wettitt
Dini
Pertitt
Pettitt
Death Notice for Richart Limber in Tallmadge
The obituary notes Richart Limber of Tallmadge died recently. Funeral arrangements are planned for Thursday at a local cemetery. The Democrat editorial staff extend condolences to the family and readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamberk
Social and Personal News From Jenneruin and Akron
Local society notes report Jedent Theman visiting friends in Akron while Leroy Smininwin and a midwife assist at the Park exporsion. Mrs. Merman cares for relatives in Manchester. school superintendent M. Zeller reviews Wind his Akron meets. Miss V. Hiwer hosts visitors in Coley. The Batavia liner brings the Mister Blonner and Nutt to Europe. J. F. Jowett visits Akron friends. Youth clubs at the Goren Reformed church plan Lakewide games. paving on East Market Street progresses. Broad Street Church hosts a Wednesday school program at Silver Take. Most Progenterian Sunhis school event Thursday and Friday. Miss Kathryn Newhouer’s class entertainment at Trinity Reformed closes with fund drive. fee ten cents. Charles Wells, Akron native now in Cleveland, given farewell by retail clerks. he departs Saturday for Center, Col. Will reside there. Miss Bithel White of Hudson weds William W. O’Brien of Cleveland. couple departs for Duluth and will reside in Cleveland.
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Zeller
Akron
V. Hiwer
Laie
Om Tilehael
Coley
Toblison
Avenue Oly
Dewert
Hauneky
Mies Linn Doerler
Danditey
Otten Tainetar
Broad St
Church of Christ Sune Day School
M. Hou
Kathryn Newhouer
Trinity
Building Fund
Charles Wells
Cleveland
Retail Clerks’ Association
Wells
May. Co
Welle
Randay Shoal Picnic and Pioneer Association Printing
The Randay shoal of the First Ta ciple church will picnic at Brady's taki Friday. Arrangements are being perferted for holding the fonal printing of the Portage and Suumit county Pioneer Association at Silverlake on Thurs day, Aug. 2 Rev. Latthop Cooley of Medina will be the principal orator. Addresses will be made by other prominent men of the two counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Ta Ciple
Brady
Portage and Suumit County
Marriage Licenses Incomplete List From Hudson Area
Edwin B Thopson and Kittle Corbus of Hudson listed among marriages with groom noted as motorman. Other names include Rees Hifith and Thomastown. occupations shown inconsistently. Also reference to Charles Bertsch and Mary A Grip, with a machinist occupation and other garbled entries. Likely a notice of licenses with several corrupted lines.
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Edwin B. Thopson
Hudson
Kittle Corbus
Groom
Rees Hifith
Doylewitch
Tia Holvey
Thomastown
Hiroum
Nant
Charles Bertsch
Amon
Mary A. Grip
Alera
Ceec
Droam
The Hardy Goat in Dairy Supply Policy Analysis
A garbled 19th century note argues for keeping goats as a home milk source and dairy asset. It asserts goats adapt to poor conditions, yield milk, and provide valuable products like skin and ear components, stressing their role in sustaining food security.
Notes on goat feeding and milk yield in winter
The text discusses suitable shelter, varied feeds such as vegetable scraps, bread crusts, and clean scraps for goats. It notes some refuse foods the goats will not eat, advises adjusting for appetite, and highlights frequent feeding and diverse winter rations. It states goats tolerate cow’s milk and yield three to four pints daily, with milk richness useful for pastry as eggs substitute.
Not Reversible Court Judgments From Judge Gaslin Era
In a Nebraska district once led by Judge Gaslin, harsh rulings and swift hangings sparked controversy. The supreme court later reversed many of Gaslin’s sentences, while Adams county faced a vigilant public reaction after two men were hanged atop a railroad bridge.
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Gaslin
Nebraska
Judes Gostin
Tulge Garlin
Gaslin Telt
Prinriptes
Supreme Court
Seneen
Adame
Adams
Prisners
Borrier
Omaha World-Herald
The Reporter's Methods and the Oratorical Clash
Marked difference between preaching and reporting. The article argues that newspapers favor frontloaded climaxes, while orators save peak moments for later. It notes critics overlook this theory, yet it guides effective writing for press and public notices.
Weather forecasts and ad venture from early 1700s almanac
Fragmentary text shows Samuel Clough and early weather prophecy methods with dated notes January 15 to 22, 1702. The piece includes drifting references to a Cambridge repairs ad, July fairs, and scattered place names, tickets and itineraries, suggesting a transcription of an old almanac or advertisements.
Native Banking by Kalirs in South Africa Described
The piece explains a native banking system among Kalirs near Kaffroria where a trader acts as banker, deposits cash in a bag, and purchases are charged to the depositors. Witnesses intone “You owe te so titled!” as transactions are settled, then natives depart northward.
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South Africa
Bostwen
Tine
Kaffroria
Guinbere
Tantrarta
Sally
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Coss
Bimm
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Drrr
McMahons
Harry Jenkins
Kon & Brooks
Cunningham & Cunningham
C. Lawrence
A. B.C
Atl
Hammel
Business College
Howard
Holmes & Waldron
Barnells
Dillon & Garland
Lewis & Foster
Fozzoni Bros
Ball Grounds
Mule
Leroy
Rapid Tran
Conductora
Merstarr
Une
Wheel Bae
Eddie Muarquardt
Cancer
Reed
Reataurant
Unter Central Savings Bank
John Koersen
New England
Smith
Jones
Genpdai
Carr
Etfe Ve. Gideson Caer
Duupe Keller
M. Hitach
Howard Wl
Mary Kraty
Jd, Korh & Company
Charles FL Palmer
Action For Money
Nichols Endinay Bas
John Kuuk
St .Vue
Clerks Union
Walen
H. C. Berg
Chris Heibling
Daeol Replit
W. Young
Gnredlite
M. Mwaris
Silde
Tharled Roeh
Wo Young
Brana
General
Eniniliter
Charles Wordy
Irusierate Vent
Charles Ruin
Eriateo Ewwopene
Climax Cabinet Company
Pierce'n Iden
Min Ao
Mie B
Pierce
Washington, Washington
Hes
Taung Gy
AL Hecht
Win, Fisher
Cleve
Mr. EU
Gene Sutterhiie
Foun Romposer
Dos
Visehantier
Perkins
Mir. Fisehoaniier Therdag
Muret
W. Maison Justice Helbling
Sutterhite
Fiscl Pallor
Wikmanches
the Democrat
Galning
Jedent ‘Theman
Jenneruin Et
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Leroy Sminiwin
Exporsion
Fin Wreke
Merman Rive
Manchester
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Haween
Ixchange
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Case
Mies Bithel White
Willam W. O'Brien
Willem van Dame
Nomi
Helen White
Richard Shh
AKON
Creeee Ciprivide Baugh
Vkrot
Ee Hirnei
Teller Maker
Stotley Kuhl
Ella Mewsnoe
Barberton
Tarmer
Hahdy Goat
Wile
Toth
New York
Metropol
Han Csty
Chicago Christian Advocate
Samuel Clough
Cambridge
Bee W. &. Langdon
Kansas
Auly
Onda Sh Nomgaiea Pali Amt
Verinn
Korie Branity Bowell
Pring Yu
J. Rutherford & Sons
South Main Street
Ron Pine
Tam
Chicago News
Pilati Dental Rooms
Main St
Ariels
Lacledes
Worthington
Cyc
Walsh & Co
Main
Jackson
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