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Akron Daily Democrat

Location

Akron, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1902

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Desperate Prisoner Fires on Guards in Stark County

In Canton Ohio a desperate prisoner named Giganti fired on guards at a brush and broom shop dungeon. George Jacob a former guard was killed or fatally wounded as guard Homer Stone was wounded. Prisoners attempted escape but were restrained. Authorities dispatched Canton police and other guards to the scene.

Canton Alay Cgeorge Jaco Dew Homer Stone Charles Gigdntl Stark County Gheritt Gighitl Robertson Klotz Giganti George Jacob Cearn Homer Stone Gitantl Stone Brant Gigant Canton Police Department

Miners in Session Weigh Campaign Plans and Possible Strike

Wilkesbarre May 21 United Mine Workers executive committees reconvened to chart new campaign plans and assess a potential strike. Talks cover coal and pump operators, with some officials cautious about provoking mine owners while others expect a stand if miners quit. Rail labor actions rumored but unconfirmed as President Mitchell denies knowledge of such meetings.

Wilkesbarre United Mine Workers of Ameerlen Sevanton Licely Associated Press Conk Felda Mitchell New York Civile Federation

Married in haste as two wed in rush order

The couple William Wright and Mrs Jami Brown married Tuesday afternoon in a rush ceremony conducted by Squire Nash. Cobb timed the event at two minutes and one-quarter seconds from first word to end, with the bride doing most of the talking and the groom simply saying I do. Constable Vosburg was too rushed to enforce usual customs.

Squire Frame Nash J. Maretiall Cobb Squire Nash Cleveland Detroit Ryen John Vosburg William Wright Mra Jami Brown

Ancient Land Mark To Be Leveled In Local Development

A historic earth mound near Miller property at Park Place and Cherry Street is set for removal as part of a planned development. Local historians call the mound a natural formation, uncertain whether the site will be preserved or relocated.

Park Place Lane Hell Cherry

Re dedication of the temple by Akron Masons

The Masonic fraternity of Akron will host a major re dedication of the remodeled Masonic temple on Thursday evening. Grand Master I M Robinson of Chandlers are and Grand Senior Warden O P Eperra of Ravenna will attend with other Grand Lodge officers. The dedicatory rite will precede a history review, with address to follow. all Master Masons are invited and urged to attend.

Masonic Fraternity of Akron Masonic Temple M. Robinson Chandlers P. Eperra Ravenna Wervier Jowel Hannon Cleves Land

Temporary Injunction Against Beer Trust Granted in Chicago

Chicago May 21 Judge Peter Grosseup grants a temporary injunction against the Beer trust after a government petition. The order bars packers and West agents from continuing United States authorities say will face contempt if violated. Attorneys debated draft terms on credit agreements and routing, with defendants unsure of their defense posture. Subpoenas require separate appearances by July.

Chicago Beer Trust Jasneda Peter Grosseup United States Circuit Court Bethea John §. Miller Caaser Bethe Willl Angstat Willer

Sudden Death Of Mrs Oviatt At Lake Shore Residence

In Cleveland Mrs Oviatt, daughter of the late M D Pratt of Copley Summit county, died in six days after a relapse related to a recent change in residence at Ea Poster on the lake shore near Willowzhky. She leaves one child, two sisters, and a brother. Memorials note her long association with the Byworth Memorial church and the Woman's Christian Temperance Union.

Mre Grove P Orlac Ea. Poster Wilowzhky Oviatt M.D. Pratt Copley Summit County EB. Cox Alka R. M. Burrows Cleveland Th. BH. Clark Akron A. J. Pratt

City approves sewer estimate for Market to Bitste line

City Commissioners on Wednesday approved Brygtweap Payne's sewer estimate for a Market to Bitste project along the Bitte mut 0, A & . tenden route. Estimated cost is 3008.05 dollars.

Brygtweap Payne Tenden Market Bitste

Tidal Wave Strikes Fort de France After Eruption

Reports from Castries and Fort de France confirm a volcanic eruption near Mount Pelee. Ash falls and stones rain down as a tidal wave terrorizes the population. Refugees number in the hundreds with evacuations under way. Governor La Huerte and Senator Knight departed to survey the area aboard the Suchet. Authorities warn of a potential new catastrophe. no formal evacuation of Fort de France confirmed.

Castries Island of St. Fico Tollyy Fort de Frannique Yenterdaered le Carbot la Huerte Knight Martinique Suchet Ministry of the Colonies Fort de France

Hotel Buchtel Sold to Stork Company with New Manager

The Hotel Buchtel was sold Wednesday to a new company represented by William Washer and Attorney TL. Onis. Mr. Washer becomes the hotel’s manager and has purchased the interior furnishings for SN. The real estate price was not announced. The company will be incorporated with $120.00 capital stock and new management expects to take hold within a few days.

Buchtel Wednearay Stork William Washer TL. Onis Washer

Announced committees set by President Houser board

President Houser announced the standing committees on Wednesday with full support. Beylell named chairman of the torjen committee while Reybold and Wildes hold several roles. At a stockholders meeting, Dr. Void Wax was chosen to fill a vacancy on the Second National bank board.

Houser Board of Cy Commissioners Mlade Beylell Clairman Tinance Seyi Wilken Hancer Wildes General Improvement Wildes Wilken Sorbald Ordinane Wilton Reybold Btreet Avenn Houser Ridewalk Eee Bold Wilson Second National Bank

Koerber Answers Dr Pratt Challenge At Convention

The semiannual meeting of the Kymet County Woe TD 1 will be held Thursday at Monadore M Ry church with Akron delegation departing at 8 o clock. County officers include President Mee A Brown and others. program features scripture, prayers, speakers, songs, and papers, with Mrs Moore delivering the welcome and Miss Frances Kosign giving an address.

Kymet County M. Ry Monadore Akron W. O. T. 1 Rootne Tntlyho Wa CT UV. Ace Mee A. d. Brown Rose Cartmell E. B. Shiela Hi BL Mackey Moore Henry Gates L. Archibald Nellis Allport Win Alexander Watt F. W. Myere Th Shields Aimy Haley Pearl Russell Frances Kosign

Grosvenor to preside at Republican State convention

Washington May 21 General Charles H Grosvenor of Athens will be permanent chairman of the Republican State convention in Cleveland next week He has nearly completed the convention speech The committee on resolutions is to be headed by General Charles Dick Four nominations are planned with contests likely for Dairy and Food Commissioner Supreme Court judge and Public Works board Laylin of Newark is expected to be renominated for Secretary of State without opposition.

Washington Charles H. Grosvenor Athens Republian Cleveland Charles Dick Chaiman Dairy and Food Commissionership Supreme Court Dudgestip Board of Public Works C. Laylin Neewalk

Gas Discount End May Change Prices For Consumers

East Ohio Gas Co will stop the six cents per thousand feet discount after June 2 tied to on time payments. Manager L By Derry said the company will raise the quarterly rate to cover costs. Questions about extending service to Loveland remain unanswered by officials with no official knowledge of any expansion.

East Ohio Gas Co L. By ‘Derry Lis Derry

Stenography Class Planned by Young Women's Association

A free stenography class will be organized at the Young Women’s Christian Association rooms with free access to all members. Miss HedI Olle will teach. Mire KB Wolent of Schell Avenue reported to the poll on Wednesday that she found a valuable gold watch Tuesday between Everett and Mud.

Young Woman's Christia Association Mikes Hedi Olle Mire Wolent Rir Schell Ave Everett

Akron saloon debate prompts mayor resignation urge

John Koerber, Akron restaurant owner and Akron Liquor Dealers League president, mails to the Democrat a strong challenge to Mayor Doyle and calls for his resignation. He cites saloon canvass results, church attendances, and a preacher’s stance, arguing the mayor is not big enough to fill his position.

John Koerher Miland Mathete Akron Liquor Dealers’ League Democrat Milton B. Prac Doyle Dwaple Daniely Lim South Main Tie Truty John Koerber Akron

Akron Doctor Seeks $2 Reward for Life Saving Act

Dr H J Shatto requests $2 from Akron city for saving a man named Cady from a perilous railroad track incident on March 3. Cady was intoxicated and fined $2 and costs the next day. mayor kept costs, doctor claims reward. Hoover referred the claim to the Claims commission.

Cady Akron H. J. Shatio

Tramps Battle Ends in Death and Injuries

A fatal fight occurred early today between tramps near Deshler. John Smith, 40, was killed and his body mangled after being found on a railway track. Two others were badly injured and taken to Deshler. The assailants fled, with two colored tramps reportedly involved, and the pursuit continued by bystanders. Weather notes predict generally fair weather tonight and Thursday.

Fosterl. O Ramps John Smith Smith Bagcom Deshler Haltmore & Ghlo

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