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Posted in Mill, Streets/Bridges

Mill Street Looking East

by tconte on March 1, 2018

Street scene along Mill Street in Akron, Ohio.

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This Day In History

1900 On this day in 1900, Rioters took to the streets after a man named Louis Peck was alleged to have lured a small girl, Christina Maas, out of town and raped her. After his arrest, a mob formed outside the police building demanding Peck’s head. When the police did not give up Peck, the mob turned violent with shots being fired from both sides. 4-year-old Rhoda Davidson and 10-year-old Glen Wade were killed in the violence that ensued.

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