Governor Nippert Controversy and Political Maneuvering
A smeared set of remarks discusses Governor Nippert’s salary, Supreme Court decisions, and possible commissions to probe postal charges tied to Major Rathbone. References to an Independent Colored Club in Franklin County and calls for reserve brigades signal tense political maneuvering and calls for restructuring government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotors
Ier
Nippert Drew
Supreme Court
Columbia
Franklin Couty
Naual
Repubtienn
How They Put the Party in a Hole
A Philadelphia North American piece derides Republican opposition to the president s policy, noting seven Senators can sway the administration and tie the party to reciprocity with Chile while opposing Isthmian canal funding. It describes party infighting, sugar tariff debates, and presidential recommendations facing Republican resistance and eventual political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pratt Waa
Cours
Siggen
Gulia
Renate Tive
Havemeser
Republian
Akron Tent Meeting Announces June Gathering
An Akron event titled June MacCabnes OF Akron hosts a large community meeting at a local Lele venue. Organizers invite residents to attend, promising a broad agenda and discussions on local matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacCabnes
Akron
Lele
Abtoy Blovts
Krot
Fragmented Town Memoir Reflects Wartime Sleepy Summer
A dense, patchy reminiscence evokes late June rides, community chatter, and public notices. Names skim the page alongside scattered remarks on vacations, local crime, and civic concerns. The prose threads through travelers, clergy, and reporters, painting a portrait of a town in transition.
Glory of a Good Name and Mrs Pinkham Letters
A period piece praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with endorsements from Mrs May Brown of Chicago and Mrs McKinny. It highlights public trust in Pinkham's remedy and includes letters describing relief from female troubles, urging others to seek her advice from Lynn Mass.
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May Brown
Westside Literary Union
Chicago
Literary Union
Lydia E. Pinkham
May Brows
Grant
E. Pinkham
Mma
Miccaxp McKrewy
Pearl St
San Francisc
Cal
Mra. Pinkham
Lynn, Mass
Sensational " Dummy Edition" Practice Atoc News Tactics
A murky fragment describes a practice where publishers exploit an imminent death of a public figure to print premature editions. It cites involvement by Pinkham Medical Co and references a Dahmmy edition, with alleged pressure to publish before facts are confirmed.
Reflections of a Bachelor Fragmentary Parable
A fragmentary old note discusses bachelor life and social habits with ironic, satirical lines. It explores the idea that more relations reduce opportunity for visits and hints at the vanity or folly in striving for greatness, though the text is garbled and incomplete.
Dishonest Yearning and Odd Moral Remnants From Fragmented Lettered News
An eclectic column fragment mixes distorted phrases, stray moral reflections, and stray notices about a sick girl in Cuyaho Falls. It mentions a Akron youth, a request for a social letter of recommendation, and stray poems about summer, hope, and religion. The piece reads like jumbled excerpts and stray editorial musings from a bygone paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuyaho- BA Falls
Akron
Hintit
Silver Tike
Ne Sa Hferig Bal Ee Amt
Vague OCR fragment mentions an event with names and places but is incomplete. Readable text hints at a local notice or brief item with potential persons and entities, yet lacks clear action, date, or outcome to summarize confidently.
Rote fragment from Chicago Record Herald poem page
Fragmentary OCR passage referencing light and merriment with scattered words such as sunetrones and Rorehety. The readable bits suggest a poetic or literary item from Chicago Record Herald without clear narrative or person names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid
Kiser
Chicago
Herald
Sour Grapes Spasm Hits The Democrat Picture Policy
The piece lampoons The Daily Democrat for not printing royal family pictures amid King Edward coronation delays. It claims the Democrat lacks picture rights and that rivals use wire photos from major services. The column defends photo distribution practices and mocks editorial posture as over coddled and narrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Great Britain
Shera AL Lane
Daily
Tall-Ender
Hess
Edward
Akron
Democrat
McKinley
Chicago American
Cleveland Leader
Cleveland Press
B.J
Daily Democrat
King Bde
Ward
New York
Nuslnese
Opal
Cmbine
Neleet
R. T
Lane
Summit County
Kerlin Brothers win two court cases over gas price and street digging
The Kerlin Brothers secured a circuit court victory against an injunction that blocked raising gas price from 4 cents to 1 dollar per thousand feet. Another case sought to prevent them from digging up paved streets to gain possession of an old gas line valued at 15000 dollars.
New Teacher Resigned in Barberton Board Meeting
Special correspondence from Barberton dated June 28 reports the Rehonl Board met Tuesday evening at Hires Furniture. Several bills were allowed including 800 dollars to contractor John Paul for the heart payment of the new World schoolhouse. Alas Theins of Botxam, a new teacher for the coming year, continues resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barberton
Rehonl
Fursuture
John Paul
Hart
New World School
Alas Theins
Botxam
Continuer
Aged Man Died in Barberton Interment in Danville
J W Dickon son Thoraday died from paralysis at the home of his son Benjamin on Creedmore Ave aged. The remains were taken to Danville for interment. The funeral occurred Saturday. The deceased leaves a wife and several children.
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Mt. A
Barberton
J. W. Dickonson
Thoraday
Big Son
Benjamin
Creedmore Ave
Peara
Danville
Death of Mr Francis Remington of South Whitley Ind
Mr Francis 8 Remington formerly of Akron died in Chicago Friday at 5 0 clock. Mrs Sarah Winters of Akron was with him. He was brother of C H Remington of Akron. Born Suffield Conn Aug 31 1838, he moved to Akron in 1841. He worked at Beacon from 1852 then Redmond Ind publishing Broad Axe of Freedom until 188R. He later moved to South Whitley to run in hardware trade and later banking as head of Remington Fort & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Remington
South Whitley
Ind
Akron
Chicago
Sarah &, Winters
C. H. Remington
Suffield
Conn
The
Beacon
Redmond
Und
Richmond
Atove and Hardware Burnes
Remington, Fouat & Co
West Barberton Tram Service Expanded By T. Co
City Clerk Robinson instructed the No. T. Co to run cars to and from West Barberton. The company complied and began service toward the West End on Thursday morning under city council direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barberton
Robinson
NO. T. Co
West Barberton
Connell and Ears
West End
Robbery report of a feed warehouse theft
An unknown man backed a wagon into Ruble Coal and Feed Co on Cherry and loaded feed before leaving. A nearby warehouse worker assumed the act was the firm’s own and did not notify police, leaving the incident unreported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruble Coal and Feed Co
Due
Fisher settles draft case with payment in full
Ira Fischer, charged with passing a worthless draft on Join Goerts, settled the case by paying the draft amount plus costs totaling five dollars. The Internal Survey Co. which Fischer represents was noted in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbartan
Ira Fischer
Join Goerts
Internal Survey Co
Fisher
Potter divorce granted as wife forced 28 moves in 18 months
Ortobello Potter, a prosperous Toledo businessman, obtained a divorce from Louise Potter on grounds that she compelled him to move 28 times in 18 months to humor her whims. He claimed she remained unsatisfied and kept pushing for further relocations, while a quoted Burke line reflected the era's moral tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ortbello Potter
Louise Potter
Potter
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Akron Democrat
DOT Democrat Call Roth Paves Ae
Smd News Teome
Naly
Tagieliire
Bannath
Conan
Maj. Rathnone
Americnia
Board of City Commissioners
Akon
Mubeot
McMillen
Harry J. Warden
Milo
Nippert
Cox
Cincinnath
Parley As Baker
Akron Tent
Ana
Ry Walits
Elena
Enaron
Alora Cronin
Howard MacAyeal
Union Depot
Walter
Plate
Hiindolphin Rorard
Roy Rely
Winitlbobe
Peek
Horn
Lemire
Perla Pette Weath
Dane
Summit
Notte Leet
Seation
Kluw Hut Akron
Mothers of America
Hward
A . Ule Ae
Spellat der Silesian ‘Dis
Pinkham Medleloe Co. Lama
Mass
Chicago News
Wuele
Pirens
Eyelonen
Sumner
Tiffin
Beecham
xcLusi
P.H. Schneider & Co
S. Howard ST
Clinic Pharmacal CO
Toronto, Ora
Spinney & Co
St. Anthony's
Spinney & Comma Akron
C. Keenan
N. Main ‘St
Sents
Nin
Rolling Stones
Otis
Bankers ™ Brokers
Hamilton Building
People’s Phone
Bell Phone
Lamprecht Brothers & GO
Bankers
Investment Security
Hamilton
Clases
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