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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1900
Page
4
Publication masthead lists editors and managers including Fred W. Gayer and A. Marvin with departments in advertising and news, showing the paper’s staff and designations for the Aaron Democrat edition.
A fragmented picture emerges from Democratic and Republican maneuvering as Congress nears a scheduled adjournment. Reports from Ohio and Romney County reveal internal party divisions, tax debates, and procedural attempts shaping the Democratic platform and upcoming primaries, with national sentiment buffering or opposing these moves.
Fragmentary report from Darfield discusses expansion topics and a quoted statement by Mary Ay Babbort referencing Prosthet Garhold on the concept of duty and a phrase about no apology for trading. The readable text is sparse and unclear.
Mr. Charles Smetts of Hanky Lumber discusses local concerns as Din battles headaches and Houble vielen. Your own citizen, Mr. James Vinll of XE Market, contemplates retirement amid questions of privacy and safety, while the community weighs who and what caused his unease.
A fragment reflects on wartime guidance from a Civil War veteran and President Garfield. It notes a tomb in a Cleveland cemetery decked with flowers and discusses politics, national strength, and the dangers of isolationism versus foreign entanglements.
A turbulent proclamation urges national unity and global leadership. It rails against isolation, calls for mobilization, and extols tribute to Washington while warning of European excesses and the dangers of imperial overreach. It appeals to reclaim vigor by remembering ancestral sacrifices and embracing decisive action for American renewal.
Delegates from Portage and Geauga counties attended the Democratic Congressional District convention in Warren but did not unite on a slate for the national conventions. Officials note Geauga County carried the largest Democratic vote in the district with hopes of over 2,500 Democrats backing the slate, a target not achieved in other counties.
The annual meeting convened Thursday afternoon at First Mt 2. Represen tatives from city women’s societies attended. Officers were reelected: President Min D. Wheeler, First Vice President Mrs. BU Herrick, Second Vice President Mrs. Henrietta Chase, Treasurer Mike Santry. Dr. Halsey of New York City gave an address on missionary giving. J. Halsey spoke at Central Presbyterian Church Thursday evening.
Mrs James Thirtesbaugh of Stow slipped on a Silva at her residence this week and suffered a broken arm in the accident.
Medina County Republicans urge unity against an independent bid by Congressman Philips. Senator Wightman advised against running solo, predicting defeat and possible backlash from President McKinley’s camp. Philips may decline the independent path as Medina leaders push for a single opposition candidate.
Readable text lists various footwear with marked values and sale prices. Items include men’s tine dress shoes at 2.50 value for 1.71, tan or black shoes at 2.50 value likely discounted, lace or wire tied options at 1.05, high quality canvas oxfords at 1.25, and other shoe varieties with listed worths and sale figures.
Rev Alppach was formally installed as pastor of the Grace Reformed church Thursday evening before a large audience. The installation sermon was delivered by Rev Neikirk of Wooster with Pastor Bey and Rev Burger assisting. Alppach received the charge and spoke briefly as did church officers, drawing friends from within and beyond the congregation.
The corner stone laying for First United Evangelical Church at Wootavo and Lovust streets is set for tomorrow at 11:30 PM. The service will be led by Pastor W. S. Tarpster with Rev. J. H. Schwelnberger, Rev. M. M. Rader, and Roy W. Eimer Bailey of Cleveland, Ohio participating. Congregational singing, scripture, prayer, a quartet address, collection, and benediction follow the laying of the stone. All are invited.
Catherine Crosby widow of Michael Crosby died at the home of her daughter Mrs. Ann I. Maery in Akron after Brights disease. Aged 70 years she had resided in Akron 25 years. She leaves two daughters Mrs. Ante FE. Emory and Mrs. Ellen Oronhy, both of this city, and Mrs. Ellomean of Kansas City. Funeral services will be at St. Vincent de Paul church at 10 o clock Sunday afternoon.
Frank X Menegay, new in charge of the Motog bus and dance pavilion at Hondvink Park, oversees park activities and supper night planned for Saturday June 5 at Ludlow Cemetery Ansoeldtion venue.
The act creates six districts in the Witts Mistrict. George M Cel Her of Columbus becomes deputy chief examiner, with 1 Miller of Canton serving as aide. District includes Portage Stark Columbiana Mahoning and adjacent counties.
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