Akron's People's Telephone opens to public
Thousands of Akron residents visited the People's Telephone Company plant at its open house last evening. Manager F G Frese and assistants explained the intricate apparatus and operations as visitors rode elevators and toured the exchange, meeting operators and viewing the grap hiphone demonstration. Continuous crowds and staged decor highlighted the event with roses colors and badges for guests.
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Morey
F. G. Frese
Bertha Baker Reader Note Sparks Concert Co Listing
Bertha Kuna Baker records a reader note dated March 1 mentioning Whitney Mockridge Concert Co and a February 3 entry with February 26 holiday reference, reflecting a local notices page.
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Bertha Kuna Baker
Whitney Mockridge Concert Co
Anxious Delegation Visits Akron Post Office Officials
City Commissioners honor a nonpartisan visit to Postmaster Ebright to advise on postal appointments. The delegation plans to present two preferred candidates and emphasizes prosperity and good government. A second delegation may then visit Congressman Dick with counsel for future Congress operations.
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Crisp
Board of City Commissioners
Oity Tall
Stostiaster
Ebright
Thileiorning
Cssp
Akron
Abright
Kright
Congress
Cuban Scandals Investigation Faces Political Guarded Silence
A cautious inquiry into Cuban scandals yields a fragmented report. Senators guard facts and aim to keep the public content, with a broad wishy washy tone throughout the investigation.
Cuban scandal investigation ends with feeble revival
The Senate investigation into Cuban scandals adjourns subject to the chairman's call. Information was guarded, and Republicans kept details from public view as the probe faltered. Also, President McKinley opposes cutting Southern representation this session to maintain North South unity.
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Washington, Navy
the Post
Senate Committee On Investigation
Washington
Congress
Mekhiloy Doy
Pigs Feet Bill Causes Household Feud In Ohio Town
In Cleveland on November 17 a bill arrived from Christina Dunlap of Wayne Indiana for 36 pig's feet at five cents each totaling $1.50. A letter claimed the washer's husband forgot to watch the meal causing the pig feet to burn. The recipient sent thanks and two dollars as a tip.
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Cleveland
Mark Manna
Mra
Christina Dunlap
MM. Wayne
Ind
Fur Opening Monday and Tuesday at Black Bear Hat Store
Advertises a Fur Opening event with a large in-house stock and an exhibit by John Rustus Fur Co of New York. A representative will be present to show and explain the extensive fur line at the Black Bear Hat Store.
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John Rustus Fur Co
New York
United States
Black Bear Hat
National Government and Republicans in a Grand Ambition
A reflective note about national government and the Republican party, pondering how the delegation bus ness has begun and where it may lead. The passage hints at broad ambitions and uncertain outcomes in political enterprise.
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Republican Party
Universe
Jeffries Rivalry Moves Toward New York Match
A telegram from A G Pickett to Jim Jeffries signals plans to meet Ruhlin in New York, with Jeffries saying he will take the best offer for the bout. Tom Sharkey posted a $2,500 forfeit and Al Smith to secure the match. John Griffith and his company, resembling Col Bryan, arrived in Akron with their scenery.
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New York
Splj
Jim Jeefries
A. G. Pickett
Memphis
Ruhilin
Jeffries
Tom Sharkey
al Smith
John Grifith
Akron
Ashland
Griffith
Col. W. J. Bryan
Prince Tuan Arrested in Shensi Province
Tuan Shanghai dispatch reports Prince Tuan has been arrested and confined at Ningshan while Governor Yu Hain is also under arrest at Pinan in Shensi. Both were preparing for eight when seized.
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Shanghai
Tuan
Ningshan
Shensi
Yu Hain
Pinan
Alimony and Property Settlement in Prueger Case
A settlement ends long family dispute with $35 000 paid immediately. Ernest F Pineger’s guardian agrees to drop pending Supreme Court action after $4 600 from the sale proceeds of the Jenainingy school property. Mrs Pineger receives $14 700 plus $35 500 cash alimony and a block valued at 15 000, totaling 25 000. The widow keeps dower rights and life use of one third of real estate if he dies first. Mr Prueger is stated to be in Massillon asylum with leg injury.
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Prueger
Akron
A. J. Rowley
Guarilla
Ernest F. Pineger
Supreme Court
Hin
Jenaingy
Pineger
Howard St. Tits
Mra Pavesger
Cage
Pplueger
EV. Plueger
Massillon
Coffee and Restful Sleep Enduring Nightmares
A reader claims coffee caused severe dreams and nervous distress, noting relief after switching to Postum. The letter cites a friend who improved after abandoning coffee and using Postum, urging others to consider the product for health and rest.
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Mr. J. RF. Nutt
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M. E. Church
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McKinley
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Mark
M. O'Neill & CO
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F. G, Frese
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Fementier
Tomer
Mise Emil Pierson
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Pontaai Cereal Co
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