Real Democracy in Cuyahoga County Debates Split
A lengthy Cleveland column weighs whether either faction claiming the label Real Democracy has any rightful claim. It argues the real test is leadership and a consistent commitment to public rights, criticizing factions aligned with Andrew Jackson era principles and urging a true Democratic standard in the county government.
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Oie
Raine
Hannel
Eileen
Whitey
Rome
MDA
Lily Whiten
Andrew Jackson
Nini
Olu
Ereyel
Cuynhoan
Unig
Denver
Unclear OCR fragment hints at public affairs and gas outage
Fragmented text mentions a Comal meet, a Barker, and a public issue with gas supply. It references legal questions about sidewalk liability, a Supreme Court decision on citizen responsibility, and a gas outage alarm causing people to check windows and stoves. The passage mixes local names, dates, and scattered commentary.
The Powers and the Kipling Era in Wartime Echoes
Fragmentary verse notes critique British imperialism and Kipling amid wartime tension. It laments brutality in Africa and calls out leadership, questioning motives and the costs of empire. Strong references to Kipling, Boer War era, and imperial imagery appear throughout.
Editorial critique and historical note from the Springfold Republican
A long critique discusses a political column in the Springfold Republican, praising its defender of public welfare while condemning intolerance. It mentions the writer Lemuel Towler, his association with the paper, and the spirit shared with Dr Holland in shaping the Republican.
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Connie
Uiterry
Lemuel Towler
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Holland
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Cupeer
Great Plan Of The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Expansion
A Chicago dispatch reports the Baltimore and Ohio plans a four track system from Chicago to the seaboard, with Akron on the route. The move would shorten Chicago to Washington and New York distances, linking the middle west with the eastern seaboard while transforming westward commerce. The project signals a vast reconstruction, with huge existing expenditures and total costs rising toward 115 million within two years.
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Akron
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New York
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Central university plan eyed to unify U S commercial education
Milwaukee December 21 A plan proposed by college managers would centralize higher commercial education under one university. The scheme would link top business schools with a central university to set standards and place graduates in big firms, aided by Rockefeller and Carnegie supporters. Lower grade schools might join by aligning courses and sharing costs.
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Wik
United States
Sippoc
Counees
Steel Trust
Strlind Olompany
Oaly Trust
Lyman J. Kings
John D. Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
Community charity event at Livitatehilchool entertains children
The Union Charity Association sponsored a Saturday entertainment for children at the Mary Day Nitwers. Mrs. Wheeler and Miss Ghurr led a song and recitation program with Mrs. Lackey at the piano. Park Alexander and Col Geo Perkins spoke. A school photo followed the show. Penny Savings reports $1,000 deposited by needy families over the year, improving conditions. Groceries and gloves were distributed. Evening openings listed through December 27 at 1508 Bourd Malin St. Get off at can barn.
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He Ehildeon
Livitatehilchool
Steiner
Willard J. Wheeler
Mise
Miorence Ghurr
Wang Severil Watun
Figabeth
Park Alexander
Groveries
Chamberlain
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Can
Extravaganza at Colonial theater展示 Akron cast plans
The Colonial theatre sets a two night extravaganza Tuesday and Wednesday with a vast variety act featuring 860 performers from Akron. The program includes Pan American scene drills by Japanese maidens and British cavalry, with Company B under Captain Walling contributing. Miss Mary Luettio Atwoor plays Motie, and the production aims to rival Harrisburg attendance. Technicians prepare stage transformations to Silver Lake Park and Pan-American streets, while lighting and electrical effects promise dramatic displays.
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Alton
Akron
Pan Ameria
O. N
Captain Walling
Philadelphia
New York
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Criticn Ue
Hia Clam
Motiie
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Coy
Stone
Davia
Nia
Harristine
Harrisburg
Snecemi
Silver Lake Park
Charity Concert at Grand Opera House Impresses Crowd
The fourth in a charity series by the Great Western Band with Apollo Quartette from Cuyahoga Falls drew a fair crowd at the Grand Opera House. The band and quartet delivered enthusiastic performances with solos and choruses. Proceeds benefit Eneledoe Kendall for a real fund.
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Apollo Quartette
Cuyahoga Falls
Hell
Grand Opera House
Randy
Menara
OW. Wattleworth
A. Sidwell
G. 1. Herd
Wekes
Baste
Wildeseph Goldsulth
Reader
Sever Siuirtette
Good Program At Portage Baptist Chapel
A well attended evening program at Portage Baptist Chapel featured a decorative setting with a Christie tor as part of the décor. Sunday school workers led by Mr and Mrs H M Brown presented a literary program with pupils and several named performers including Bessie Garrant Ivy Cordray Clyde Daysinger Lillian Huwong denule Kyeesell Bernice Brown Geo Gare Lecoy Tomphkinson Kay Candray Edith Huson Stella Tower and Nina Dattey.
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Miew Lillian Mo Himaphrey
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Bessie Garrant
Ivy Cordray
Clyde Uaysinger
Lillian Huwong
Denule Kyeesell
Bernice Brown
Geo, Gare
Lecoy Tomphkinson
Kay Candray
Edith Huson
Stella Tower
Max del Augustine
Nina Dattey
Maresapet Wiigue
Christmas Exercises at Most Congregational Church
The Sunday school will hold Christmas exercises Tuesday with 2 30 PM for primary children featuring songs and recitations and gifts for kids. At 6 30 PM the Sunday school will present a general program of songs recitations and a cantata Santa Claus Prose (sic) followed by gifts. Parents and friends are invited to attend both sessions.
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Most Congregational Churel
Te Vhureh
Pchool
Coke Used In Street Car Stores In Akron
In Akron demand for coal remains tight as anthracite runs short. Coke is substituted on streetcars due to exhausted supply at car barns. Some cars used coke Friday and more widely Monday. The UT Co notes coal delivery issues not solely hard coal scarcity. demand and railroad bottlenecks strain shipments. A South Akron dealer reported coal stranded in Youngstown and 300 loaded cars blocked to western points due to railroad movement limits.
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U T. Co Tt
South Akron
Youngstown
Widow Gets All Under Reed Will
In New York on December 20, by the will of late Thomas Brackett Reed, his widow Susan J. Reed inherits the entire estate. Jordan J. Rolling filed the will noting it designates Mrs. Reed sole executrix with all bequests and devises to her, others lapsing due to deaths in the family. Witnesses were George M. Selders A G Bradstreet and Charles S Drowmamond. Reed had accumulated about 200000 largely from Wall Street prior to his death.
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Thomas Brackett Reed
Congress
Jordan J. Rolling
Law Frm
Rollins & Mullins
Susan J
George M. Selders
A. G. Bradstreet
Charles 8. Drowmamond
Elopement Ties Knot in Fulton County City
Thomas W. Stevenson aged 70 and Miss Te Wyckel aged 32, both of London Mills, wed after a prior failed attempt. Stevenson obtained a marriage license in Fulton County last week but faced bride’s brothers objections. They eluded pursuit on Christmas day and were joined in this city, with County Clerk Adams escorting them to the courthouse to finalize the license.
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Abe
Une County
Thomas W. Stevenson
Te Wyckel
London Mills
Cheietnus Wight
Stevenson
Fulton
Adams
Filipinos and new Filipino church manifesto in Washington
Washington receives a manifesto from 2-Agupay leader of the National Filipino church declaring friendship with America and its institutions. It urges sending West children to American schools and obeying Philippine Commission laws, while advocating Filipino clergy for a Filipino nationwide church free from Rome.
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Tee
Agupay
America
Mall Te
Philippine Commission
Church of Rome
Aglipay
Italia
Rome
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