No More Tracks on Mill Street Injunction Decisions
In Common Pleas court rulings Monday the injunction against American Cereal Co. to lay tracks on Mill Street was continued, while the petition against OC A and O for tracks on Prospect was dismissed. The court criticized city council ethics and granted the C A and O rights to operate. New-trial motions were overruled.
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Corea, Co
Mill St
Oc, A
Prospect
Common Pleas
Prospect St
Jennings School
American Cereal Co
Mount
OC. A
Department of the
Ity Council
Entire Petit Jury Dismissed in Surprise Move
Judge Kobler ordered the entire petit jury discharged Monday morning amid claims jurors did not render verdicts as instructed. A new panel will be impaneled Tuesday as clerk Hershey was told to pay off the current members. Dismissed jurors include Edward Wetmore, F. Carr, Chas Stein, Chas Edwards, Nowell Hall, Henry Stroman, Alvin Webster, Alf Smith, Edward Water, Alexander Earth, R. B. Hoffman, and Lester Hastings.
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Petit Jury
Kobler
Kohler
the Democrat
Hershey
Weredward Wetmore
F. Carr
Chas
A. Stein
Chas. H. Edwards
Nowell Hall
Henry Stroman
Alvin Webster
Alf Smith
Noted Summit County Native Dies in New York
Thomas Embly Osman known in public life as Alfred Ayres died in Belle Vue Hospital New York from paralysis after being admitted Aug 8. Born February 26 1834 in Montrose Summit County Ohio he worked as editor in Cleveland and later studied in Berlin and Paris.
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Summit County
New York
Thomas Embly, Osman
Lfe
Alfred Ayres
Bellevue Hospital
Ness
Lves
Cleveland
Ohio
Montrose
Berlin
Paris
Chicago man John A Walker slain at Dalton Ga
Relatives in Chicago report the unprovoked murder of John A Walker in Dalton Georgia. He was fatally wounded by a spectator during an announcement in front of the John Robinson and Bonn circus tent. Walker died Sunday from the wound. The shooter is described as a town character.
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Chicago
John A. Walker
Dalton
Walker
John Robinson
Bonn’ Circus
County Officials Appoint Examiners for Yearly Report
Judge Kohlero has named Measrn John Wolf and W A Morton to review the annual County Commissioners report. The publication is anticipated around the first of the year.
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Annual Report of County Commissioners
Measrn
John Wolf
W. A. Morton
Kohlero
Rail workers push for 20 percent wage increase
Chicago reports eighty thousand western railroad employees expected to demand a 20 cent to 34 cent hourly rise after yard and switchmen action. Leaders in the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and other unions weigh timing as managers have one week to answer.
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Chicago
Western
Ghl
Mot Rivey
Brotherhood of Alley
W.G
Switchmens’ Union of North America
Brotherhood of Railway
Order of
Lee
Mystery Deepens in Missing Girl Clarence Schetter
Dayton Ohio October 27 mystery surrounds the disappearance of Clarence Schetter a 14 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Schetter who left her job Tuesday morning intending to go home Despondent recently she may have drowned herself in the canal as it runs toward her home Canal was drained Sunday but no trace found She is described as of amiable character and seldom away from home Two sisters and a brother are aiding in the search efforts
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Dayton, C
Clarence Schetter
John Bchetter
Gil
Miss Behettor
Inter Wwonehahle
Pd Darenis
Last Sunday Excursion Ends Akron to Columbus Run
The final Sunday excursion on the A. 40 route carried 330 Akron passengers from this city to Columbus yesterday, marking the last event of the series.
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Columbus
Akron
Planning The Work of the Anthracite Strike Commission
Washington October 27 President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers and Patrick Fahey arrived for the Anthracite Coal Strike Commission meeting set for 2 PM The purpose is to plan future sessions and determine how testimony will be heard All sessions will be behind closed doors with open press access to testimonial occasions.
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Washington
Mitchell
United Mine Workern
Fahey
Anthmette Coat
Wright
Reuters Hotel
Uly
Enriler
Haer
Reading
Arlington
Teutonia Commandery Votes to Join Royal Templars Lodge
Teutonia Commandery No. 25 of the Independent Order of the Red Cross held a meeting at Kaleer's hall to form a new lodge under Royal Templars charter. Jacob Tressed chaired, Carl Sehoenduve was secretary, 66 members signed the application, and installation of officers will follow. A 30 day window offers members the chance to join with adjusted rates.
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Teutonia Commandery
Death of George White in Canonsburg Work Accident
George White formerly of this city fell about 12 feet at Canonsburg C on Friday, fracturing his skull and dying instantly. The remains were sent home for funeral services at his former residence 106 Chittenden St Tuesday. Interment will be in East Akron Cemetery.
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George White
Canonsburg
Almont
Taken It James Rennel and two machinists at Goodring Co
Two machinists at Goodring Manufacturing Co are taken into custody after a pudding incident on Monday. James Rennel appears central to the case, with authorities detailing the events surrounding the strange disruption at the plant.
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James Rennel
Thes Pinot of Goodring Manufacturing Co
Puddenl
Anarchist McQueen Beaten at Paterson Talk
English anarchist William McQueen denounced the government in Picton hall Paterson triggering a clash with James Braley. Braley charged the platform grabbing McQueen by the neck and delivering a thrashing to leave him with two black eyes and a damaged face amid a large audience.
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New York
Wm. McQueen
Paterson
Piccon Hall
James Braley
McQueen
Staley
Inwa
United States
Red
Tragedy On Train Involving Harry Tracy Rumor
On a passenger train an unnamed man, claiming to be Harry Tracy, threatened conductors and passengers after drinking. Constable Harrison Pinney confronted him. the man allegedly attempted a draw and was shot in the abdomen as Pinney acted to stop the danger. The incident left the suspect fatally wounded.
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Stoutarius
Harry ‘Traney
John Tope
Lanewater
Hd Depot
Amana
Man
Harery Tracy
Amanda
Harrison Pinney
Pinney
Tracy
Finney
Blodgett Dead in Cleveland After Illness
P S Blodgett longtime general manager of the Lake Shore railway died at his home in Cleveland after illness. He was a well known figure in Vanderbilt circles and a prominent railroad executive.
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Cleveland
Blodgett
Lake Shore Railway
West Congregational Church Won't Accept Pastor Davies Resign
At a Sunday meeting the West Congregational Church voted not to accept Rev. John L. Davies resignation as pastor. Workmen started eroding trail ave at Pulor's Crossing in South Akron to lay tracks for the N. O. T. Co extension to Kenmore.
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Davies
West Congregational Church
John L. Davies
Tra .Ave
Pulor
South
Akron
Kenmore
The Ohio code debate grips Cleveland’s final campaign week
Cleveland readers face the final week of fall campaigning over the newly enacted Ohio code. supporters defend the measure as state government reform while critics, led by local opponents, rally to clarify its implications. Senator Hanna and Republican allies prepare a defense, arguing silence would imply endorsement of the code and party responsibility for its provisions.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Berator Hanna
Was Sheriff Kelly Right on the New Jail Costs
A county report argues the new jail will exceed 125000 before completion. It notes 106400 moved to the Building fund, finds no money left, and accuses officials of overpromising voters on cost. The piece urges Democrats to vote against Republicans and for Sheriff L. Filliusor.
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Kelly
Mesers
John J. Cook
A. 8
Hanscom
Treasury
Afr
L. Filliustor
Ipotora
Furether
Lot of Excitement Over One Small Dummy
A quiet Sunday near Clin ton drew Akron friends to place a dummy on the Stoolmiller bed. Mrs Stoolmiller screamed at the sight as the hoax triggered a whole posse to chase a burglar. After a tense search the "intruder" proved to be a dummy, the room finally quieted as the crew dispersed. Weather partly cloudy for tomorrow and Tuesday.
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Harmiess
G. Stoolmiller
Clinton
Akron
Stoolmillers
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