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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1900
Page
7
Numerous private sale notices list houses and lots for sale in Akron and surrounding towns. Properties include 6 to 7 room homes, modern improvements, large lots, barns, and corner stores with prices ranging from about 100 to 4500 dollars, with contact details for J A Kapp and M Young among others.
Globe Sign Company petitions to vacate a portion of S Leh Street near Lot 84 in Sweltner & Riener’s allotment in Akron Ohio. Hearing sought before Akron City Commissioners and City Council six weeks after final publication. John Grether president and A J Rowley attorney sign. June 11 47265 July 20. Five hundred persons a month are required for jury duty in New York courts.
A New York City Baptist Mission Society chart estimates that Manhattan residents outside church influence total 914,800, with Catholics comprising 643,100 members. Other denominations add 120,009 members across 430 churches, sparking debate on religious reach and secular potential in the metropolis.
Dr Stepoeger, curator of the National Museum reptiles, just back from Porto Rico with a small collection of frogs and other life. He notes few reptiles there, a surprising variety of amphibians, and anticipates richer finds in the Philippines once interior exploration proceeds. The department expects growing interest from visitors for specimens from the newly acquired islands.
Gov Allen will helm the 2600 ton Mayflower now being repaired into a third rate cruiser. Once idle in Brooklyn, the vessel will join the North Atlantic fleet for service in Porto Rico under Commander Morris Mackenzie. Refitting costs and designers are noted, with praise for a luxurious floating palace.
A 1890s report to the state department notes Germany's total trade excluding precious metals reached about 1.161 billion dollars. Imports fell in some sectors, wheat and rye, while maize imports rose from 20.23 million to 31.05 million. Exports declined from 54.002 million to 45.605 million due to reduced U.S. demand. The Canton plague in 1894 killed about 80,000 of Canton’s 1,000,000 residents.
A detailed market sheet lists grain and feed prices including corn oats barley and flour, plus live and dressed beef pork mutton lamb veal and bacon rates. It also covers butter lard eggs potatoes onions beans maple syrup and produce with varied per unit quotes and regional items.
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