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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1900
Page
4
The New York Democratic convention yesterday endorsed Mr. Bryan for president but avoided mentioning the Chicago platform. Protests arose as speakers urged unity though critics accused party leaders of breaking promises.
A garbled note reports city officials instructing property owners to pay a required amount to the city treasury. It mentions a company and a scheme to double the tax base on Exchange Street, with unclear details and dates.
James Viall reports years of untold annoyance from CATARIOL Paids and seeks help. After seeing Dr Tack the explanation was very satisfactory and his cough improved. Viall is described as a long time stockholder in The Sewer Pine Company.
Alesanioy Keatt, a newly appointed member of the Dumond Mateh company, left Tuesday evening for New York to sail to Park. He plans to visit Germany Russia and Switzerland before returning to establish headquarters in Cleveland and promote the Socialist Party platform. He will be abroad about four months.
The Gandhi Bayinay bank plans a town meeting at the Mill and Howard corner, the former Alem Glick Ding site. Chaves T. Cima will preside over the banking company with K. B. Eis Lreaatner. The notice also urges local orders for screen doors and windows from Climax Cabinet and mentions FW A Jones selling pure ice cream. Telephone OTk 27 tt.
A poem by F A Brady praises Commodore Dewey and the U S Navy for defeating Spain at Manila Bay. It recalls battles, the slogan Remember the Maine, and the raising of the American flag as ships and soldiers fought. The piece extols bravery and naval power led by Dewey.
Special correspondence reports a new Chautauqua season at Silver Lake with a summer school for teachers and prospective teachers. The program includes a Summer School Science division, a Normal Institute, and lectures by Ohio college presidents and other scholars. The note covers funeral details for Mrs. Huron, local reactions, and upcoming events including a celebratory reception and performances.
Class day exercises held in the Assembly room of the High school Tuesday evening. The program included a quintette, a president's address by Clarence Carlton, class history by William B. Huber, a dramatic number “A Naughty Naught’s Version of Danny Deover’s,” a motto by Jamow H. Shreffler, music by the high school quintette, prophecies on how we governed the notes, and addresses by graduates Harold Bi Langdon and Myrtle Wild.
The Kutecpelee Manufacturing company reorganized Tuesday electing officers and directors led by B. Pep Aveges as president and B. A. Powe eer as secretary. Eb. Biull named vice president with other listed directors. The firm plans major changes in the coming year.
B&O trains through the city run long as rail traffic increases. On Tuesday a train counted 75 cars moving along the pru route, signaling heavy freight movements and heightened railway activity in the area.
The America Goreal company will add two range engines to its motive power. Solid concrete bases are being built for the foundations for the new engines. The concrete is 14 feet deep and 82 square.
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