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Newspaper

Akron Daily Democrat

Location

Akron, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1902

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London awaits peace in South Africa celebration the city prepares

London May 31 Peace in South Africa expected on Monday could rival Mafeking relief celebrations. Maytime preparations for peace dinners fill the city as Parliament seats are claimed, and Lord Kitchener's rising fame contrasts with Lord Roberts. Financial leaders praise Kitchener as savior amid taxed war burdens.

London South Africa Mafeking Wau White Chapel East Pod House of Commons A. J. Balfour Huly United Kingdom Wisericros Lord Ritcheter Lord Kitehaner Lord Kitchener Lord Roberts Hin Bulloré Lord Kitchanor

Two Suits for Damages Over One Dog Incident

In Common Pleas court Loyal Kyser sues Samuel Steed for damages from a dog that allegedly caused a horse to bolt into a wagon, injuring occupants. A second suit was filed Saturday by Jetta Browse and May Kyser seeking $5,000 for personal injuries. Defendants include John Cleve, executor of the will of Samuel McAfee, who died in March.

Kyser Samuel Steed Dan Rea Stoffeo Tial Ib Jetda Browse May Kyser Bhe John Cleve Samuel Aieffee Maren

Hustling First Survey for New Electric Line

Surveyors map a Cleveland to Akron route for an electric railway via Old Portage, aiming to shorten travel between Cleveland and Akron and reach fertile farming areas in the Cuyahoga valley. L B Swigart leads the project with J J Childs noting full consent and a quick finish.

Hustling Cleveland Akron A.rb

Cemetery neglect angers residents near Johnsons Corners

Mr. David Ridershaugh of 822 South College st was sent to decorate graves in a small cemetery west of Johnsons Corners. He found fences down cattle roaming the grounds and grave markers hard to locate, sparking pleas from local women to hire help and restore the site.

College St Buckley Solers Johnson's Corners Fermbaugh

Higgleys Sue Higgins for Support and Name Restoration

Lydia A Higlie sues James Higgins for support claiming he has contributed nothing though he is said to be worth 10000 dollars. She also seeks restoration of her maiden name Lydia Gather. The couple have been married one year. The weather: Sunday fair and warm.

Lydia A. Higelie James Higgins Lydia Gather

Mogadore & Akron Railway Co Incorporated Details

The Mogadore and Akron Railway Company was incorporated on Thursday by W. A. Hehnel W. W. Pope Z L Herndon TB Ream and W W Pope Jr to extend Mr Wrenches Belt Line project and connect with the Wheeling and Lake Erie at Mogadore.

Mogadore & Akron Railway Co W. A. Hehnel W. W. Pope Z.L Herndon TB. Ream Mr. Wrench Wheeling & Lake Erie Moxadore

Salvation Army Commander Booth Tucker to Visit Akron

The Commander of the Salvation Army New York City, Booth Tucker, will visit Akron on Wednesday, June 18. A public reception is planned in one of the large halls with Col. Holt and staff and the Cleveland band accompanying the commander.

Booth Tucker Salvation Army New York City Akron Col. Holt Band of Cleveland

British envoy to U S may succeed Pauncefote

London May 31 The likely successor to the late Lord Pauncefote as British Ambassador to the United States is Michael Henry Herbert who serves as nominal secretary to the British embassy in Paris. The appointment would follow Pauncefote's passing.

London Haha Michael Henry Herbert Paris United States Pauncefote

Locating Cash In Windsor Case Sparks Legal Action

Investigators report about 5500 dollars in cash and a 5000 dollar note taken in a fraud case involving two men who posed as agents for an elderly woman. The affair, connected to Lord P, may lead to a civil action or court case next week after a guardian conference in England and King Edward's approval pending.

Canerd Sumner Saturny Herbert Annount Bimyoraing Pon Iady

Soldiers Grave Remembered By Buckley Post Team

Noting Memorial Day traditions, Buckley post members led a procession from G O R hall to Glendale Cemetery to decorate graves of soldiers with geraniums. Commander Joseph Limric coordinated the effort with the Sons of Veterans and Company F, aided by schoolchildren flowers. Services at the chapel followed grave decorating. Tomorrow, Sunday, at 9:30 a m.

Sons of Veterans Company FO. N. G Buckley Post G. O. R. Hall Glendale Cemetery Joseph Limric Akron Company F Grand Army W. R

Buckley Post to Attend Services at Grace Reformed Church

Buckley Post will attend services at Grace Reformed Church where Rev. Co. L. Alspach is to preach, continuing a local religious observance.

Buckley Post Grace Reformed Church Rev Co. L. Alspach

Akron Maccabees Celebrate Decoration Day Picnic

GOOD FORTUNE more than Akron Maccabees and many from nearby towns attended a Wig picnic at Connenut Lake Pennsylvania Decoration Day. Eleven coaches carried the merry crowd from Akron while sunshine and fine weather blessed the day. Trains ran on time and participants enjoyed a long park stay with a Barbertons vs Ravenna baseball feature. Return passengers reached Akron Friday night tired but content, marking the event as the largest and best picnic in years.

Akron Ravenna Maccabees Hal

Dedication of St Augustine's Church in Barberton

Special correspondence reports the completed St Augustine's Catholic church in Barberton to be dedicated Sunday. Bishop Horstman will lead ceremonies, with many clergy and civic participants. A procession follows the 2 pm service, ending with confirmation of 87 members and a dedication sermon by Rev. Graham if weather permits.

Barberton St. Augustine's Catholic Church J. Rf, Horstman D. Lk Cleveland Ducal Ivebler Mawel Angus Fine Adam Storrmann Doyles Town Daniel Crotty Hudson Ter Firahan Shelly Feanelx Horst Vermilion de S. Maher St. Vincent É Church Alton J. Th. Brown Bernd Rchestral Uins Handx Anto Tony AL Huon Uhiner Baird Ave Third Bt Lake Ave Sixth St Paige Hulghis of St John M. B.A C. I Graham

Not To Change Hands North Ohio Traction Firm

Cleveland May 31 Finance in Its Issue of today notes that Everett Moore control of the Northern Ohio Traction Company will probably not be sold. Everett has resolved to keep the property, believing in its future development and the large earnings the company has shown this year. The syndicate's recent sale of valuable securities makes retention of the Northern Ohio Traction Company probable.

Cleveland Finance Everett-Moore Ohlo ‘Traction Company Everett

King Edward in Row with Salisbury Over Peerage Honor

London May 31 royal circles buzz over a reported row between King Edward and Lord Salisbury. The King pressed Sir Ernest Cassel for a peerage to honor 200000 pounds donated to fight consumption. Salisbury refused. A second dispute involved the Duchess of Buccleuch as the King dined with them, threatening to cancel and later reversing, while nobles privately disapprove of the King's social life.

London Lord Salisbury Edward Sir Ernest Cassel Ernest Buckingham Palace Buccleuch Buccleutch Alexandra

Possible Drowning After Canoe Found in Summit Lake

A green 15 foot canvas canoe full of water and with a bottom hole was seen floating in Summit Lake. A nearby saloonkeeper found underwear and a red sweater in the boat, a fishing pole tangled in a small sail, and a paddle marked with the nameRal. A black slouch hat was recovered. Authorities searched without success by Saturday afternoon and investigated earlier sightings of two youths in the canoe.

Summit Lake Nolan

Long Lake Park Opening Draws Modest Crowd

The formal opening of Long Lake Park occurred Friday with a smaller crowd than hoped, the turnout affected by the steamer not operating.

Long Lake Park

Repairs halt navigation on canal near Weethamia at seven

Repairs on the canal have temporarily stopped navigation near Weethamia and Main, by Howard, at 7:00 in the evening. The disruption affects local traffic and requires patience until work resumes.

Weethamia Main Howard

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Kitchener Massillon Johnson's David Ridershaugh Mr. French Booth Tucker Is Lord Pauncefote Cash Mrs. Sumner Glendale ST. Augustine’s Church Salisbury
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