Thanksgiving marriages set probate judges’ record in Akron and Youngstown
The article notes Thanksgiving marriage trends by Akron and Youngstown Probate Judges breaking annual records. It discusses political sentiment on the Slip Subsidy bill, with Republicans signaling opposition but likely supporting passage in a final vote. Prohibition party members show renewed resolve amid election results and future hopes.
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Akron
Youngstown
House
Senate
Congress
Akron City and County Leaders Plan Separate Police Inquiry
Akron officials move to a city led probe of the police department, rejecting shared authority with county bodies. They argue municipal governance requires independent investigation to address alleged mismanagement and public taxpayer concerns. The effort aims to reveal true causes of department disturbances and restore public trust.
Akron Taxpayers Face $1 675 Demand for Out of Town Detectives
The piece argues taxpayers should question a $1 675 claim for foreign detectives hired to gather riot evidence. It contends the sum reflects city police inefficiency and urges voters to support police department reorganization, asserting the Democrat aims to inform the public accurately about the chief controversy and department conditions.
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Akron
Summt County
Democrat
Promotion for Akron Bria t Gallon chief dispatcher
Mr. Johnny Dearth has been promoted to chief dispatcher for the Akron division at the Brie at Gallon. He succeeds W A Freene who recently took a similar post with the O A road in Chicago.
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Akron
Gallon
Dearth
W. A. Freene
O. & A. Road
Chicago
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Marketed for Cold Relief
A historic drug label promotes Cold in the Head Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a remedy. The advertisement markets proven relief from nasal congestion and fever with a mix of stimulant ingredients. Noting dosage directions, the product promises quick action for temporary relief.
Death of Prof Hinsdale Akeon Cleveland Atlanta
Prof Hinsdale long prominent in Cleveland and Akeon dies in Atlanta from apoplexy on a Thursday night. One daughter with him at the moment of death. Born Marvel 31 1807, he taught in division schools and high, ran a private school, led Tran College from 1870 to TRAD, then became superintendent of Cleveland schools until 1883 before joining University of Michigan. Under his leadership Cleveland schools flourished with success.
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Cleveland
Akeon
Atlanta
Hin
Tinedale
Ly Wadeworth
Marvel
Tnedale
Divyiet Schoole
Ile
TRAD
Tran; College
Clevelad Kehools
University of Michigan
Hinsdile
Foley's Kidney Cure Proved Worth $1000 to Man
A. TL Thurtiens of Wills Crook Cent er, Nuffalo, O, reports long kidney and bladder trouble with gravel and stones. After using Foley's Kidney Cure, he notes the brick dust and stones pass and pain across his kidneys ends, leaving him feeling like a new man. The testimonial warns readers to seek genuine Foleys Kidney Cure from authorized sellers.
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A. TL
Wills Crook Centro
Nuffalo
Foley
J, Lamparter & Co
Warner
David Kennedy
High class art exhibit offers fine hand decorated china
The firm J. B. Stover & Company will showcase a holiday collection of rare hand decorated china. Pieces include a Dreams vase by Franges Kuhn of Trenton and a large tankard with Falatat design by W. H. Clayton. Also features Dolton ware and a unique rug shaped cabinet piece by Anton Heldrick. Special sale announced for holiday buyers.
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Fiem
Ceramic Art Company of
Trenton
N. J
D. A. Hibbard
Misa Franges Kuhn
W. H. Clayton
Akron
Prohibition Club rally at University church large
Prohibition rally at the Univers alist church Friday night drew a large crowd. Rev A B Goats delivered the chief address outlining the organization's work and advantages of systematic effort. George F Lelansky spoke on distributing literature. Mrs A Adamon president of the W O T I offered encouragement. The club will continue and meet monthly.
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George F. Lelansky
Mra. A. Adamon
Temperance Ciuse
Late Church Notes Freer Methodist Service Times
Freer Methodist on S Main near Voria announces Sunday worship at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Rev. W Mitchell pastor, preaching by Elder J. B. Williams.
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Freer Methodist
S. Main
Voria
W. Mitchell
Distree
J. BE. Williams
Busy Wormar and Mrs Pinkham Promote Free Letters
A fragmented editorial note praises Mrs. Pinkham's guidance for women to write openly about their health. The text urges readers to understand that Mrs Pinkham’s correspondence invites personal physical condition discussions without restrictions.
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Mrcs
Pinkham
Cleveland church notices and funeral rites scene
Morning and evening services announced at UT church led by Rev 0 W Slusser with themes Why We Know the Bible is the Word of God Out of Place Junior Endeavor YP 8 6 pm parish and St Pauls notices under Rev Jina W Blake rector Advent Sunday and Sunday school times. Funeral services for Frederick Caswall at St Pauls 7 pm evening prayer and sermon at St Anne with Sunday school 9 am no afternoon service due to funeral. Bell the best candy branding noted and accident update for W Force injury earlier at Canto with Kendall arranging transport to Cleveland Akron detour.
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ST. Paul's
Parisi
Jina
W. Blake
Pau
Frederick Caswall
Pam
Cheerful Claim to Have a Great Deal to Be Thankful For
A letter to the Democrat defends the Ohio Prohibition party against Beacon Journal criticisms. The writer recounts historical vote trends from 1888 to 1900, explains national party splits over money standards, Pugh law impact, and nationalist defections, and concludes Prohibition gains nationally with renewed organization, unity, and optimism for the next four years.
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Prohibition Party
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Anthfinicon League
The
Democrat
Beacon Journal
the Democrat
Ohio
Pittsburg
National Prohibition Party
Iwe
Nationalist
Liberty Party
Union Reform Party
Uis
Tan
Vietory
Prohibition Drive Gains Ground Amid Republican Voices
The piece notes growing Prohibition support with more party papers and able writers, saying subscriptions pour into national headquarters for 1901 and 1904 campaigns. It asserts the party will fight the saloon to the end and urges courage for adherents. A unrelated medicinal cough remedy appears in the text.
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