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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1902
Page
3
Special Correspondence from Barberton reports Mrs Anon Artenie, aged 27, died at her Peninsula home on Wednesday due to neuralgia. She leaves a husband and child and was a niece of Mr J R Aiken, Barberton Inn manager, who attended the funeral at Hudson Friday with Mr and Mrs Aiken.
Special correspondence reports Barberton on June 27 as Messes Wm iltibidie Charley Hatch from Akron and Bt. Williams from Clinton conducted a waterways inspection. The tour aimed to assess flood effects as heavy rains caused streams to rise and overflow.
James Quinn and Charles Philips appear in court over nonsupport and related charges. Philips, described as colored, had his $10 fine and costs remitted with the sentence suspended on condition of ongoing support. Quinn faced Canton origins, pleaded guilty to failure to support his family, and the case was postponed for further testimony. Other cases included Joseph Gauthier’s embezzlement plea for a $20 change and a $25 fine with 30 days. District matters and a list of directors followed.
The new Barberton Savings Bank, built of Killouck brown stone with quarter sawed oak interiors, will hold a formal opening on Wednesday July 2. President B M Buel hails it as among the prettiest banking buildings in the region, featuring frescoed walls, opalescent skylight, and a eight ton vault door. The interior includes a customer waiting room, second floor meeting space, two coupon rooms, and mosaic-tile refinements.
Gov. Nash yesterday honored New York’s requisition for William H. Hahn Ohio insurance commissioner under McKinley Det Brindley will take Hahn to New York to answer grand larceny charges arising from theft of 16740 from an insurance company Hahn was arrested in Manafield following extradition papers under the former State Thallance Commissioner A legal fight is anticipated in this case Order is the entry of the mind.
Tanner's Store announces a Saturday sale with Chandler & Rudd candies, fresh salted nuts, and a liquidation price of 20 cents per pound on last week's stock. New stock includes peanut butter, potatoes, imported cheeses, German breads and pickles, Rocky Ford produce, dried beef, and a wide cheese selection. Customer orders encouraged for early Saturday pickup, with telephone contact available.
Columbus reports Charles J. Ross and Ellen Manard alias Ross alias Fisher were arrested for attempting to extort $1,000 from the wife of Detroit Alderman H. F. Liphardt by threatening to reveal supposed acts in Detroit.
From 2 p.m. to 2 39 p.m. a great factory end sale offers huge savings. The promotional text touts the event as the greatest money saving chance of the year.
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