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Newspaper

Akron Daily Democrat

Location

Akron, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1902

Page

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Man Shot on Porch Roof After Burglary Attempt

C H Warner, 40, was shot on the Merriman Pond Water by D M Frederick while Warner, a quarry man, tried to enter the Frederick home via the porch roof. One eye damaged, severe injuries described as life threatening. Warner later in hospital with possible loss of an eye. Frederick not detained.

CG. Warner D. M. Frederick Merriman Warner Fred Frederick Fred Agish Win Groun Hrederick Cr. Warner Frederick Ant Prederick Hagelbarger Goodby Jual Woodby Hog Frederick Home Puiles

Six weddings in one class at Grace Reformed Church

In Akron and Summit County many couples tied the knot amid a flurry of nuptials. George Courson’s Sunday school class at Grace Reformed Church saw six weddings, including John Roberts with Alice Kent and others like Chestian Prahl with Hermie Eberhardt, David Armstrong with Nettie Gonran, and James Copper with Mary Onuna, drawing interest from city and county residents.

ANNAN OAC Akron Summit County Italy Heela Uct George Courson Grace Reformed Church Cine John Roberts Alice Kent Chestian Prahl Hernie Eberhardt David Armstrong Nettie Gonran James Copper Mary Onuna

To Arms to Arms Clash Over Railroad Crossing

Confusion erupted when a dispute between residents of Pennsylvania Railroad Co. neighbors and local authorities led to a planned crossing trenching. Sheriff Kelly and Nation O. Mather intervened as workers dug to block the crossing, sparking a tense standoff that ended with the fence removal and a nearby clash averted by calm handling.

Alicedoula Kelly Nation

A Man's House His Castle Invaders May Be Repelled

Prosecutor Hagelbarger defends a homeowner's use of force after the shooting of G. 41. Watuer. He notes Frederick acted to repel an invader and claims no arrest was likely. Frederick says he did not intend severe injury and hints at legal protection for defensive action.

Hagelbarger Henry Hagelbarger Watuer Frederick Warner Lnast Xenatoy Carmick Aguine Uldo Saii Aguinaldo Thynre Agulaldo Philippines Gen. Greene Agonesilo Aguinalde Mulolo Ike Manila Senator Carmack Admiral Dewey

Dewey Testimony Defends Aguinaldo Remarks in Senate

Navy chief Admiral Dewey, testifying before the Senate Philippines committee, rejects claims that he praised Aguinaldo while condemning Spanish conduct. He notes proffers of surrender from the Governor General between May and August and discusses Aguinaldo’s role and motives amid Manila operations.

Washington Admiral Dewey Senate Committee On the Philippines Carmack Avly Aguinalito Manila Caramok Aguinaldo

Fragmentary dialogue scene from unknown source

Unclear excerpt shows fragmented speech between unnamed speakers including an Admiral and Benatar with questions about presence and intentions. Punctuation and capitalization are inconsistent, making attribution and context difficult to determine.

Birthday anniversary for Mr A Laney the Notarian

The text notes the birthday of Mr A Laney the Notarian on June 2 a Saturday. It mentions no funeral or public events beyond a planned dinner at Mr Laney’s home with his wife and a few family friends. Mr Laney’s health and life interest in public affairs are described as lively.

Sturday A. Laney Lane Taner Heath

Citizens Sweep Own Street on Bork Five

Residents in Bork Five take street cleaning into their own hands after failing to secure city services. They report satisfaction with the work and are proceeding without external assistance.

Homselves

Death of Lore Anderson Under Bridgeport Coroner Probe

Coroner Toten of Bridgeport Connecticut reports Lore Anderson died by his own action from melancholia. No incised neck wound found. Remains to be sent to Cincinnati tomorrow for further arrangements. Anderson was a wealthy Cincinnati Cinemat jan prominent in the city.

Cincinnati Lore Anderson Toten Bridgeport Conn Fron Anderson Joseph I Anderson Bridgenield

West South Street paving push stalls at City Hall

Seventh ward Councilman Martin presses for West pont street pavement as the board drags, with a waiver petition filed and citizens urging faster improvement legislation amid slow action by the Hoard and Friday sessions.

Martin Seventh Ward West Pont St

Unclear Treachy Department Plans Grading Improvement

A murky note states an estimate for grading costs was approved by Bernard Saturday. Officials expect the improvement to be completed this summer amid uncertainty about the project scope and funding.

Treachy Benard Raturday

Buckley Pont Campfire Attended by 34 Comrades

About 34 comrades of Buckley Pont GARL attended a campfire hosted by Menorial Post in Cleveland Thursday night. They joined in a ceremony and heard speeches but missed the banquet to catch the last car home.

Buckley Pont Garl Menorial Post Cleveland

Potters Vote on Strike Question Tonight

The Potters Union of the National Brotherhood of Operatives will hold a meeting this evening to decide whether to continue under the uniform strike policy used this past year. A majority vote for strike would widen the stoppage to all potteries in the West. Secretary T. J. Daly led the rally at East Liverpool for a joint conference with the Western Manufacturing Potters' Association where only three of the 14 demands were granted.

Lorat Potters’ Union Natonal Brotherhood of Operatives Hhe T. J. Daly National Brotherhood of Operatives Western Manufacturing Potters’ Association East Liverpool

Strike Ends for 350 Pullman Car Workers

Chicago June 28 a Pullman company strike involving 350 switchmen ended last night after several men returned to work and were reportedly earning more than before the stoppage. The walkout began June 15 and the settlement allows resumed duties with improved pay.

Chicago Pullman Company Vegi

Clever Sharpers Find London Victims During Summer Spree

London reports wide alert as a group of American and continental con artists target visitors. In one West End restaurant a five member gang befriends a mark and loses him in a card game, then flees with stolen funds. The victim later protested to police, but the group split into two teams and continued operations, defrauding a second wealthy traveler of two hundred dollars.

London America Uto Pals

Ohio extra session eyed code reforms and pay fixes

The Ohio legislature plans an extra session focused on enacting a municipal code, correcting the Royer law, and addressing compensation for county officials. Governor wants a clear plan, with talks of a code commission and possible retroactive effects of Supreme Court rulings on county fire laws.

Columbus Corree Royer Trenty Ohio General Sheets Supireme Ttl Vers Virgil P. Kilne Cleveland John W. Warringto Chrelometh Gilbert H. Stewart Abe Koon Supreme Court Milan

Time Is the Only Question in Ohio Legislature Session

Columbus notes discuss constitutional changes and municipal code moves with Warrington and Governor Nash favoring an early session while Republicans oppose. Plan to adjourn August or January and push party measures after a rapid review, led by Warrington at the Attorney General's office with Max Silberberg of Cincinnati mentioned.

General Assembly Ohio Michigan Gay, Campbell Grant Supreme Court Columbus C.olone Goterion Nmh John W. Warrington Warrington Nash Offic Max Silberberg Ciacianat

Johnson Praises Ohio Supreme Court on Municipal Reform

Cleveland June 2 Mayor Tom L Johnson releases statement reacting to the Ohio Supreme Court ruling that the federal plan of municipal government is unconstitutional. He lauds the court for courage and timeliness, credits Attorney General Sheets for actions, and urges adoption of the plan for Ohio cities at the Legislature's special session.

Cleveland Tom L. Johnson Ohio Supreme Couot Johnson Atorney Supreme Court Cyneta Nut Ohio

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