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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1900
Page
8
Readable ad copy lists a wide range of ready to wear garments for women and girls. Items include muslin and cambric night gowns, shirt waists, white skirts with lace embroidery, percale shirt waists, and wash skirts in multiple cuts, sizes, and priced from 7 to 50 cents. Tight selection highlights quality fabrics, trims, and steady value during a weeklong sale.
Barberton dispatch reports expected population over 5000 yet no move to city status until consul returns. Solicitor Eberhard to marry Miss Kime of Orrville tonight at 6 in Orrville. couple to reside in Barberton after a short wedding trip. Local events include barberton baseball practice and rail excursion by lodges. Brown of Chicago to Detroit. mayor fined Chas Ash.
Disjointed OCR text recounts courtroom interrogation of witnesses on a fatal assault while detailing battlefield medical care. It references Hull, Hall, Bromley, and care providers, with descriptions of trauma treatment and improvised splints. The fragmentary notes mix verbatim questions, defense replies, and medical procedures from a historical court scene.
Albany June 27. The fee trust was knocked out today by Justice Chester who refused to vacate the order appointing Myer Nusabauni as referee to conduct the inquiry. The ruling aligns with the coal trust precedent that referee appointments under anti trust law are a judicial function, while the constitutional validity of the statute remains undecided. Prohibition petitions by David Wilcox were denied. stay anticipated pending appeal.
The German American company invites sealed proposals for the Gross house site at the southeast corner of Exchange and High streets. Bids must be received by June 20 by noon. The German American Bank reserves the right to accept or reject any bid. Address German American Bank Akron Ohio. By order of the director August Blessman secretary.
New York bankers report a dull session with prices rising one point on some issues. The list shows strength in Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Northern Pacific, with sugar refining advancing briefly before giving back. Overall activity remains tepid and largely unchanged from prior levels as London and foreign interest influence limited moves.
Fragmentary report from Heath Woabington dated June 27 notes uncertainty over whether Assistant Postmaster General Heath will resign. It mentions Heath contemplated taking a long Maine vacation previously and hints he may stay to focus on the campaign.
The text notes a White House foray regarding Mr Heath plans and suggests he may be considering resignation. It also states that McMahon was indicted for murder in the first degree.
In Steubenville Ohio Sime 27 faces murder charge for killing his wife. After two days and a large panel of jurors, eighty men examined, a jury of twelve was finally chosen despite intense public attention and heavy scrutiny during the trial.
June 27 in Fittawa Odegay reports Peter Sherard, a prominent farmer, died yesterday from the effects of carbolic acid chlorine gas and arsenic poisoning. The death follows a poisoning incident that stunned the local community.
Dwight Cooper sixteen year old adopted son of De and Mre A Cooper disappeared Wednesday night and later found in Big Byvings Texas on forgery charges for cashing a small check at Cambridge Central National Bank under the name De Cooper.
In Chillicothe a verdict found Charles Patsy McMahon guilty of murder in the February 24 fatal shooting of Duval Lavenshiiner. The trial centered on McMahon’s alleged act and the evidence presented by prosecutors.
Fragmented notice lists marriages with names Joasie R and Roger, Elizabeth W Wilton, and others in Akron and nearby towns. Occupations include carpenter, clerk, merchant, and social worker. ages 21 to 84 appear, with several entries incomplete or garbled.
Birth notices list names of newborns with parental names and addresses including Rowe Watts Copper Martin Herman and others. The page also notes a New York City cobbled street named for its old paving date, saying paving occurred in 107.
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