Trust sale rumors swirl over People's Hard Rubber Co
Reported sale to American Hard Rubber Co prompts talk of management changes and a possible two Akron plants. Official confirmation pending. Plant on Irnave street has operated about a year under Chas B. Raymond as manager.
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People's Hand Rubber Co
American Hard Rubber Co
Hard Rubber Trust
People’s Fiard Rubber Co
People’s Hard Rubber Co
Irnave
B. F. Goodrich Co
People's Hard Rubber Co
T. ©. Alden
A. B. Rinehart
W. B H. Wright
J. R. Nutt
Geo. C. Kohler
New York
Butler
Beauty medicine death leads to arrest in Pekin case
Rosetta Etzler of Peoria, a beauty specialist, faces arrest after a Pekin coroner's jury found a beauty preparation she compounded caused the death of Mrs. Hattie Hart. The medicine, largely arsenic, was deadly when not taken as prescribed, and Mrs. Hart reportedly ingested a larger dose.
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Hart
Peoria
Rosetta Eizler
Hattie Hart
Pekin
Etzler
Generals Dick Declines Interview on Speaker Choice
General Dick declines to discuss, citing a Columbus conference Thursday where Ohio Congresswomen will decide whom they will back for the speaker position. He says he will not talk about the matter before the meeting.
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Ohio
Columbus
Strong Man Handow Believed Drowned in Wreck
London reports world famed strong man Eugene Handow is believed drowned after the steamer Hilingamite wrecked near Three Kings Islands a week ago. His wife sent letters from London indicating plans to sail to New Zealand from Melbourne aboard the Bilingamite, with no further news received.
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London
Eugene Handow
Three Kings’ Islands
Innt Mall
New Zealand
Melbourne
City settles suits with Miller bondsmen for 10500
Sandusky reports the City Council settled suits against ex City Clerk Miller's bondsmen for 10500. The city sought 68000, bondmen liable up to 82000 after pruning, Miller repaid 20000, and he is serving a six year penitentiary term.
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Sandusky
Miller
Hin
Jewelry salesman robbed of money and gold dust
A. J. Mueller, traveling for Suedesnif Manufacturing Co, was robbed on arrival in Cleveland last night. A thief picked his pocket, taking $730 in cash and 14 1 2 ounces of gold dust as police search for the culprit.
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Cleveland
A. J. Mueller
Suedesnif Manufacturing Co
STEP TOWARD NEW MARKET HOUSE
City Boltclter Estate and Councilmen Koons Warner and Boook have been appointed a committee to detect a tie and have plans prepaid for the new market house.
Volcanic unrest fears rise from Stromboli and Vesuvius
Vesuvius also shows signs of unrest while Stromboli eruptions grow violent, raising fears that other extinct volcanoes in the Lipari Islands may become active. Residents note tremors and ash, as scientists monitor the Italian volcanic region for further eruptions.
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Rome
Stromboli
Lippari Isles
Stroubel
Vesuylus
Auburn Prison executes Cortlana county killer with calm resolve
John Truck, condemned in Cortlana county for the March murder of farmer Frank Miller for his money, walked to the execution chamber in Auburn prison at 6 30 this morning with a crucifix in hand and eyes fixed on it. He died without uttering a word or showing a tremor.
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Auburn
John Truck
Cortlana County
Truck
Frank Miller
Freight Congestion Strains Chicago Rail Freight
In Chicago congestion spreads rapidly with rail yards overwhelmed by shortages of cars and motive power. Officials face unprecedented traffic from new crop movements as shipments fall behind and shippers plead for tracing services. Local freight agents urge patience, noting perishables and delays beyond a week.
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Chicago
Behimerous
Dalzell Denies Quitting Speakership Bid
Representative Dalzell of Pennsylvania vigorously denies reports he has withdrawn from the contest for the speakership. He says he is in it to win and his prospects are better than they have been, dismissing calculations about Mr Cannon.
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Washington
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Amn xiii
Cannon
Eame
Non-Union Miner Case Heads to Strike Commission
Beranton, Pa November 15 The Strike Commission will study non union miners barred from entering the strike site. Wayne MacVeigh grill Mitchell again in a tense exchange over disorder during the strike and the balance between personal freedom and the right to work. Mitchell argues against anarchic actions, while MacVeigh cites Archbishop Ireland as endorsing trade agreement language.
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Beranton
Linahin
Wayne MacVeleh
Mitchell
Mittchell
Beater
Mitchell Anid
MacVeigh
Archbishop Ireland
Mighty Hunter Reports Duck Flight near Bick Bay
Former President Cleveland hunted near Bick Bay on Monday, bagging about 60 ducks. The excellent weather aided the sport, and reports stating a goat injury in Cleveland’s foot hindered his activity are unfounded.
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Norfolk
Cleveland
Bick Bay
Notable Third Annual Conference of Educators at Cleveland Navy
The Third Annual Conference of Collegiate and Secondary Instructors will be held at Adelbert College chapel Cleveland Navy on February 28 and 20. It will feature leading educators from Ohio and beyond with sessions on educational and administrative topics and music by a Wortery Reserve University Glee Club quartet. Akron educators are expected to attend across the sessions.
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Cleveland
Navy
Adelbert College Chapel
Mont
Ohio
Wortery Reserve University Glee Club
Akron
Royalty To Be Paid on Colonial's Tires
Mr F D Hall arrived in the city after a trip to France and Europe partly for pleasure and partly for business. He is interested in the Colonial Rubber Co and the ties will be manufactured by a French rubber firm on a royalty basis. Inventor F W Blwchart will stay in France to train the new makers and then market the tire in Austria and Germany. The manufacturers are said to have bought the existing European stock of tires from the Colonial Co for about 2040000 F.
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F. D. Hall
Thie City
France
Hall
Colonial Rubber Co
Fim
F. 4. Bwluchart
Dormant Cuya hoga sewer matter kept on table
council recon sidered dropping the Cuya hoga street sewer project upon motion by Councilman Martin. The owners on the street asked that the matter stay on the table until they are ready to proceed, saying they oppose spending more while most property owners are not ready.
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Counciman Martin
Couvell
Cuyahoga St
Cuyahoga At
Reverend Morgan Wood Lecture Canceled by Sickness
The North Hill M E church crowd gathered Monday evening for Rev. Morgan Wood who was to lecture on The Average Map as part of the North Hill Star Lecture Course. Illness prevented his attendance and disappointed attendees awaiting his talk.
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Morgan Wood
North Hill
Akron Inventors Receive Patents On Molds And Devices
On Tuesday patents were issued to Akron residents Michael A. Boylan for an improvement in molds for making endless tires and to Leo B. Miller and Emanuel Nichort for an improvement in surgical ports.
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Akron
Michael A. Boylan
Leo B. Miller
Emanuel & Nichort
Akron & Barberton Belt Line Railway Franchised Rejected
The Akron and Barberton Belt Line Railway Co. application for a franchise to lay tracks in Akron was turned down again Monday night. The proposal was read and referred to the ordinance committee for further action.
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Akron & Barberton Belt Line Railway Co
Akron
Oly Gounell
Wood alcohol toll rises in Sharon two die in poisoning
In Sharon on November 1 two laborers died and others were in critical condition after drinking wood alcohol found in a garbage pile. Authorities report the victims Michael Stet Jos, Janon, and Abyogalion as the dead. The scene showed muddy water and a nearby garbage area linked to the poisoning.
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Sharon
Michael Stet Jos
Janon
Crew Rescued From Wrecked Schooner Haggett Near Haiti
Captain Geo A Warren, seven sailors, and inmate crew of the four master schooner Haggett were rescued by the tug Jnniher Inde after drifting 120 miles northeast of Haiti. The Brown wrecked the Taggett’s hulk, waterlogged and listing, eight days earlier. Haggett had waited for Branewick on November 3 with a cargo of yellow pine when a submerged wreckage began to break and drift. The crew endured three days before rescue by AkeLa.
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New York
Geo. A. Warren
AkeLa
Opposition to North Hill street car stopping order discussed
At Cornell meeting Monday evening railroad and bridge committee will study a contentious order freeing the N O T Co to stop cars only at major crossings on North Hill. Local residents and taxpayers argued the move deprives residents of safe passage while the company cites police power and franchise obligations.
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Cuyahoga
Cornell
Railroad and Bridge Committee
Cornell Sawyer
North Hill
Wilhelm
Ita
Sawyer
Agate
Akron
Uud
Wife of Adams Claims Persecution Over Logan Fraud Arrest
Mrs Adams says her husband Adams is unjustly pursued after a telegraphic order from Logan for alleged fraud. She complains of unfair treatment over an unpaid board bill of 55 dollars contracted with Muttle Horn and pledged payment when funds arrive.
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Adams
Logan
Tweeday
Adan
Muttle Horn
Wil
A Martyr Mrs Molineux Tells of Her Troubles
New York reports Mrs Roland B Molineux joined the South Dakota divorce colony after rumors of estrangement. Mrs Molineux lived at Murray Hill and did not visit her husband. She declares I have been a martyr and now I am free. Legal firm headed by former Senator Kitty Tedge to handle her interests.
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New York
Roland B. Molineux
Moline
Murray Hill
Molineux
Towlm
Bee
Woman Rights Leader Willed Brain to Cornell
Ithaca N Y Nov 1 Despite the desertions of Mrs Elizabeth Cady Stantons relatives she willed her brain to Cornell Prof Wilder holds the form signed February 2 1902 and if objections are raised Cornell will not seek the brain The bequest included a stipulation that objections by near relatives would invalidate the gift
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Woman’s Rights
Cornell
Ithaca
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Wilder
Quail and Rabbit Harvest Report From Local Hunters
Two local hunters Messrs. P Q Steinmetz and John Wylie returned Monday from a several day trip in Holines reporting 77 quail and 123 rabbits bagged. The story highlights a productive hunt despite quail scarcity in the county.
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Messrs
P.Q. Steinmetz
John
Wylie
Portage Park Annexation Adds 22 Acres
City council approved an ordinance on Monday night annexing 22 acres from the Portage Park allotment into the city limits. The action expands the urban area and formalizes land addition for development and services.
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Portage Park
Bishop Thompson Dead in Mississippi Diocese
Rev. Hugh Miller Thompson bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Mississippi died at his home in Jackson on November 18. born in Ireland June 5 1890 he served churches in Milwaukee Chicago New York and New Orleans. A separate item notes the Twentieth Century Limited covered 114 miles Columbus to Cleveland in 145 minutes with delays at Gallup and Wellington.
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Jackson
Miss
Hugh Miller Thompson
Episcopal Diocese of
Mississippi
Thompson
Ireland
Camwell
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Chicago
New York
New Orleans
Twentieth Century Limited
Big Four
Columbus
Wellington
Massillon Plant Destroyed by Fire in Ohio
A large fire destroyed the entire Massillon Stone and Fire Brick plant three miles west of Massillon Ohio. The loss was about 40000 dollars with some coverage by insurance. Fire extinguishers were used but had little effect on the blaze.
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Massillon
Massillon Stone and Fire Brick Ga
Guardian Appointed in Probate Court
Frank Haggerty was adjudged insane in Probate Court and Telos Martgan Nine appointed guardian. Rond receives a settlement of $1,500.
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Frank Haggerty
Telos Martgan
THE WHATHER FAIR TONIGHT AND WEPNES
A brief note reports fair weather with a calm evening and mild temperatures. Forecasters predict mostly clear skies and light winds, suitable for outdoor activities tonight.
Runaway on Main Street injures man in Halo
A runaway event on South Main Street today sent Mr. L. V. Hummel and his young son from Halo flying from a broken shaft. The horse carriage struck streetcar tracks, toppled the driver, and smashed a cigar shop window. Mr. Hummel suffered head injuries and was taken to hospital by ambulance. his son escaped harm.
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South Main St
L. V. Hummel
Halo
Main
Howard St
Howard
Markay
Wm. Wolf
Hummel
Beirut
Walt
Parks
Hato
Divorce Petition Alleges Cruelty and Drunkenness
Mary Lawton files for divorce from Lawton alleging extreme cruelty and habitual drunkenness. She seeks custody of two minor children and asks for support during the pendency. The couple wed in the city on November 4, 18p, and the petition claims the husband threatened to cut the telephone to isolate her from relatives.
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Mary
Lawton
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