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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1902
Page
1
Akron man West found guilty in forgery case
William West, accused of forging checks for George Jackson of the Simple Account File Co, was found guilty by a Canton jury after a lengthy Akron County Jail period. He faces a $50 fine, 30 days in Canton workhouse, and costs. His wife, previously unaware of his arrest, supported him throughout the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bean
William Woet
George Jackson
St. Louis
Afo
Akron
Greenlose
Bt Fouls
West
Common Pleas Court
Grand Jury
West Hugeron
Hayden
Jackson
Simple Account File Co
Fremont
Whd
Simply Account File Co
Nevad
Lt Wie
Clack
Ravenna
Wil
Cappelilly
Nontach
Abe Iver
Haw
Clarandon
Tayden
Hill's Road Enter West Dominion Rail Links
Hill's Road plans to enter the western region as Stand Trunk announces a transcontinental line to the Pacific. J. Hualway of Great Northern signals entry into the Canadian west and a potential pact with Canadian Pacific. The agreement aims to keep out Montang and Northwest regions from certain routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thronto
Stand Trunk
Pacific Ocean
Love of Son At Novembers Tragedy and Flight
Charles I. Kelly, a fugitive former House of Toleguten member, may surrender to see his 12 year old son who died of diphtheria. Funeral today. body to be placed in a vault for days. Wally Kelly mourns, unsure where her husband is. Time limits threaten action after next Friday as those Kelly allegedly shields evade law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie
Charles I. Kelly
House of Toleguten
Himelf
Hnla
Wally
Sin
Kelly
Merger of Chicago beef firms postponed indefinitely
Chicago reports indicate the planned consolidation of major beef packing houses has been delayed for an indefinite period. Market chatter attributes the postponement to tight money, uncertain agricultural outlook, and anticipated White House opposition to the merger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Yaa Khown
Wallstreet
White House
Poisoned Candy Sent to Mrs Ackenhausen Prompt Inquiry
Philadelphia reports physicians treating Mrs Harry Ackenhausen after she received candy laced with pins. Doctors worked through yesterday and say she swallowed small pins. An x ray will inspect her stomach as police search for the sender with no lead yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Harry Ackenheisen
Ackenhausen
Young Corbett McGovern Fight Financed By Club Offer
Deciding negotiations center on the Hayes Valley Athletic Club deposit of 5000 dollars to guarantee the bout per the bid. Morrie Levy, manager of Slayes Valley club, confirms the guarantee. McGovern and Corbett reps, Sam Harris and Johnnie Considine, await a formal acceptance and a new meeting to finalize terms. Hayes Valley offers a purse and 60 percent of receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinchivati, Oy
Novy Y—Ng
Corbett- McGovern
Harry Corbett
San Pranctico
Morrie Levy
Slayes Valley Athletic Club
New York
Harris
McGovern
Johnnie Considine
Corbett
Sage Health Update Leaves New York Readers Guessing
The New York Times reports Jarnell Sage may retire from business but will appear at his Watt Street office no more than once a month. Family and doctors cite his health as a key factor, with Mrs Sage overseeing matters as colleagues note his greatly changed appearance and uncertain active career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jarnell Sage
Watt St
Sage
Amily
Mann
Bage
Weather Forecast Brief for Thursday Evening
Readable forecast notes rain possible tonight with a focus on Thursday conditions. Limited readable text mentions weather awareness and potential precipitation.
Washington and Annapolis Railway Project Emerges
An Ohio group led by James Christy Jr plans an electric line from Washington D C to Baltimore with a branch to Annapolis, a 40 mile stretch through a populous region. The Washington capitalists praise the potential as a sound investment while Christy’s firm advances the enterprise, touted as Ohio driven expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
James Christy, Jr
Thin’ City
Washington, D. C
Mpd
Annapolla
Washington
Baltimor
Annapolis
The
Washington & Annapolis Railway Co
Balthmore East
Tallute
Nnc
Christy
Butte
Vond
Highest bidder will get them in Tanewater vendetta
In Tanewater Kentucky on November 28 two colored women and other Negro were adjudged vagrants and sentenced to be sold for ten and three months two years and three years each. They will be sold to the highest bidder by the sheriff before the courthouse door on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanewater
Board of Public Works seeks land compensation near cane factory
The Board of Public Works requests probate court to fix compensation for land taken near the cane function and feeder south of the city. State improvements noted. A jury date was issued with a hearing set for December 2 at 1 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Taylor
Nestion
Dee
Thanksgiving Express Rush Hits Akron Transport Surge
Thanksgiving travel surges as special rates take effect Wednesday. Express trains move full cars from dawn to night, carrying chief express goods including turkeys celery and oysters as Akron residents flee the city for the holiday.
Bakersfield Brakeman Blames Mrs Tingley for Control
James Went, a Southern Pacific brakeman, testifies he fell under the alleged influence of Mrs. Katherine Tingley, described as a Raja Yoga priestess. He claims she exerted unnatural control, unable to free himself from her supposed Master Mind guidance and that his children were steered toward her teachings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Cali
James Went
Southern Pacific
Atd
Katherine Tingley
Tingley
What of It Princeton Town News Item
Princeton Indiana notes for November 26 report a prevailing local sentiment as residents discuss ongoing events and town affairs. The brief item mentions the community mood and unnamed activities centering on the day's happenings.
Morning Paper Change Noted On Thanksgiving Day
The Democrat will publish an evening edition for Thanksgiving. Delivery arrangements will be finalized in the afternoon, with the paper to reach readers in the usual manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Ex Senator Holbrook Charged With Attempted Bribery
Sheriff Hammond reports from Corteraville that ex Senator John Holbrook was arraigned on charges of attempted bribery linked to a military area case. A $2,000 bond was posted by friends, with three-count complaint alleging May 1 offer to Archie Philips to secure juror acquittal for Hil Sniton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Corteraville
John Holbrook
Hil
Sniton
Holbrook
Gesavo
Juanie Moreh
Bmol- Weock
Archie el, Philips
Maledon
Talassin Airowe
Saitton
Reminiscence on Old Style Dress at South Side Meeting
A November Chicago gathering by the South Side Woman's club featured Mrs. Daniel Lord and Mr. Lord advocating practical dress for men and women. They discussed Rembrandt style hair, unified neckwear, and comfort in shirts, while critiquing tight corsets and modern fetishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thos
Jefferson
Daniel
Lord
South Side
Adam
Kve
Lnll
Stricken With Paralysis Attacks Local Resident
Cobbs, aged about 60, living at 688 East Buchtel, suffered a severe stroke Wednesday morning. He had not felt well recently and was at home in bed most of the time. The attack occurred in the basement and left him helpless until help arrived. Doctors say it is a serious condition with uncertain outcome. He became semi concious later in the afternoon but could not speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobbs
East Buchtel Age
Bin
Dobbs
Bull Fight Sparks City Split Over Convention Night
Kansas City dispatch reports divided public opinion over bringing bullfights to a Convention halt tomorrow night. Officials decline to interfere before any breach of law. Morning predicts a masked turnout with potential public offers to intervene if violence begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Bullights
Ommtinis
Inquisitor Seeks Back Pay from Richland County
Shelby Nov 26 A few years ago W F Chiaders a tax inquisitor for Richland County made a local concession in Mansfield paying 36000 for back fees He was working on a loan of 20 percent but never received the pay He repeatedly presented his claim of 87000 to County Commissioners who refused payment this week he presented it again and it was rejected by the commissioners Attorneys say he will sue the county to recover the amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
W. F. Chiaders
Richland County
Mansfield
Robbers Blow Open Burr & Newberry Bank Safe
Detroit reports burglars blew open the Burr and Newberry private bank safe in Warren, a village 18 miles away. B. Oxborn shouted to intervene and was shot dead by a robber. The bandits escaped without taking any money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Burr & X Niwberry
Warren
B. Oxborn
Oil Property Sold in York Township to Cleveland Firm
Nov 26 Van Wert Ohio W C Inning a P Rood and W M Neely sold the Ridge and York township oil property to W V Smith Co Cleveland for 30000 The farm of Rufiva Duprey George Mortis Chambers William Johnston and William Uindenning now holds 400 acres with one drilling and three producing wells in the field An adjoining farm has yielded 90040 Gambrian Oil Company's No 2 well in York continues to flow at inter vale The company is mainly Cleveland capital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faeme
Gambrian Oil Company
York
Intervale
Cleveland
Wth
Union Thanksgiving Services Across Districts
Union Thanksgiving services will be held Thursday at multiple churches. Central district at Baptist church 10a sermon by Rev. Clark Craytor. Northern district at Trinity Reformed church sermon by Rev B. S Wilkin. Hantern district at First Presbyterian church sermon by Rev. G. S Opland. Southern district at Calvary Evangelical church sermon by Rev. Mohn. Southwestern district at United Evangelical church sermon by Rev. Willard. Episcopal at St Pauls Parish sermon by Rev. Atwater. Offerings for City hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Central
Trat
Williard
St. Paul's Parish
Gen Atwater
the City Hospital
Exchange pass question delayed to December 15
Executive effects postpone decision on trunk lines exchange pass for next year until December 15. Western undertakings delay meeting in St Louis from December 2. Officials and railroad representatives have not agreed to refrain from parcel sharing with other roads next year. Endeavor to reconcile official positions ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ttme
St. Louis
Truhk Tinen Ins
Fiat
Eral
vMcinis
Robbery and explosion disturb Akron bank and cafe
In Akron Indiana at 40 early hours a gunman gagged Dr Petree in his office and dynamited Patterson’s bank. The blast awakened residents. assailants fired on wreckers as they fled by a rear exit, failing to take any loot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Ind
Harginey
Akron
Ere
Dr. Petree
Sen
Patterson's
Elttena
Fell Down the Shaft at Market Street Elevator
Lanckton of Went Market was injured this afternoon when he fell from an elevator shaft while at work. He sustained a severe scalp wound and multiple bruises. George Franklin attended him, and Lanckton was removed to a nearby hospital for treatment. The fall appeared accidental, with authorities noting the unusual circumstances of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanckton
Walah Clork
George Fankin
Builders Form Contractors Association of Hamilton County
Cincinnati November 24 builders in Cincinnati and county met to form a permanent organization to regulate abuses in the building trade. The new body will be known as the Contractors Association of Hamilton County. Reporters were barred but a press committee said the goal is to curb unwarrantable interference by unions and protect contractors from unprofitable practices driven by sympathetic strikes and walking delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincimati, O
Contactor’ Association
Hamilton County
Committee On Press
Gamble guilty on assault battery awaits sentence
In Police Court Wea lly Harry Gamble pleaded guilty to a charge of aseanit and battery on Charles Stroker. He must wait until after Thanksgiving for sentencing. The judge indicated interest in hearing more about the code and witnesses were not present in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gamble
Charles Stroker
WeAlly
Hanksgiving
Cheaver
Pan Handle earnings show gains for ten months despite October dip
Liggert of the Pennsylvania company reports October net earnings fell due to higher operating costs while ten month figures indicate a substantial year over year gain. The year’s net earnings are expected to surpass 2 million dollars as gross earnings rose and expenses increased in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bi. Liggert
Pennsylvania
No Court Sessions Extended Into Thanksgiving Week
No further sessions of Common Uleas court in court rep No 2 will be held until Monday. After Wednesday morning adjournment Judge Hayden will spend Thanksgiving at a large home in Medina. Judge Kohler’s court is adjourned until Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uleas
Hayden
Big Home
Medina
Kohler
Newport land syndicate eyed in Cape May plan
A proposed Newport development in Cape May involves New York Philadelphia and Pittsburgh capitalists buying land taking options and securing franchises to create a resort. Names linked include Gould Pele and several other investors with agents in Bristol Mass and Philadelphia. Over 215000 has been spent acquiring land and options near the beach as plans for electric service and a hotel and cottages unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape May
S.J
New York
Philadelphia
Pittaburg
Newport
George Gould
Henry C. Pele
China
Fitzgerald
Samuel Shields
Matwburg
Anthony M. Zane
Hawards
Bristol
Indim
Guard at Canton to Increase at McKins ey Tomb Memorial
Canton dispatch reports the force of guards at the McKinsey tomb will be boosted and a nine bed hospital for soldiers will be provided. The number of regular soldiers rises from ten to fifteen to guard the site until the memorial is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Mckkinsey Tomb
McKintey Memorial
Warren County GOP Banquet Plans at Opera House
Warren committees on arrangements for a Gatefield Republican banquet set a 6:80 PM business meeting followed by a 7:00 PM banquet at Opera House. Cleveland caterer Mig Weingerber secures catering. Banquet and membership fees total $3 with 400 seats. District speakers include Alabania, Sawyer, Shankland, Hollenbeck, Kennedy, and Males among others. Portage speaker not yet reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Gatefield Republican
Opera Haf
Mig Weingerber
Cleveland
Coumetiek
Aabtabnia
Charles Sawyer
Jefferson
Lake
Proessor
Women seek antiexpectorating ordinance in Oberlin
In Oberlin Ohio on November 26 the women circulated a petition urging the village council to pass an antiexpectorating ordinance. The nuisance is worst at street corners and sidewalks near shops where loiterers gather each evening. It is believed the council is ready to pass such an ordinance if enforceable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
Tia
Cowell Ie
Newspaper Man Arthur By Raper Dies in Columbus
Arthur By Raper, a veteran Ohio newspaper man, died at Protestant hospital in Columbus on Tuesday. The cause was fatty dilation of the heart. He worked in Cleveland, Columbus, Toledo, Cincinnati, St. Louis and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Arthur By Raper
Ohio
Cleveland
Gorunty Hig
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Iudianapolis
Tragic Machinery Blast Kills Franklin Worker
At Union Paper mills in Franklin Ohio a 60 ton rotary weigh station exploded early today killing 22 year old Toy Thayer. A section of the gear was blown through four walls and hurled about 100 feet, injuring no one else.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin, O
Union Paper Mills
Toy Thayer
Krupp Laid to Rest at Impressive Funeral
The remains of Krupp, the gunmaker, were laid to rest here today with impressive ceremonies. Emperor William followed the hearse on foot, and the funeral was attended by almost the entire population of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ersen
Prusalit
iKrupp
Kuyperor William
Thin City
Changed Plea in Peninsula Assault Case
Sherman Green of Peninsula faced an assault and battery indictment from the last Grand Jury on John M. Dickinson of Peninsula. In Judge Hayden's court Wednesday morning Green changed his plea to not guilty and the sentence remains reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Green
Peninsula
John M. Dickinson
Whce
Angle
Talwu Price
Hayden
Sunday Band Concert at Grand Opera House
A Sunday afternoon concert will be held at the Grand Opera House featuring the Great Western band and the Arion quartet. The event starts at 8 o clock with a program of varied selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Arion Quartette
Conductor Tom Ward Weds Lorain Beauty Lyra Dyma Hire
November 20 reports the marriage of Tom Ward the B and C conductor to Lorain's famed beauty Lyra Dyma Hire. The couple planned an eastern honeymoon trip after the ceremony held here Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Tom Ward
Lise Dyma Hire
Larain
Giria
Wu Ting-Fang Visits Hong Kong Maru in San Francisco
Chinese statesman Wu Ting-Fang, once minister, sat for Ching Tuesday aboard the Hong Kong Maru in San Francisco docks amid a brief visit dated November 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Wu Th Fang
Hong Kong Maru
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Union Services
W. Lanckton
Walsh Block
McKinley Tomb
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Krupp
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