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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1900
Page
8
Local merchants Nelan Bros advertises a wide range of fancy imported baskets and fine candies. The shop offers an extensive line of bottled olives, available in bottles or bulk, claiming superior quality to entice customers to visit.
London reports Roberts message on Pretoria occupation notes British troops joining in the celebration. A truce between Buller and the Boers is cited as the South African affair nears closure. details describe ceremonies, evacuations, and prisoners, with Allied and Boer leaders discussing armistice terms.
A Wednesday session before Mayor’s court processed several youths and adults for various offenses. John Belbert and others faced charges including throwing stones and disturbing the peace, with fines assessed alongside costs. Witnesses and defendants appeared in the regular courtroom audience as cases proceeded.
The article outlines qualifying rounds for the silage championship with venues and teams listed. Key participants include Mortage Gol and Babuedes afipraodn as they prepare for the event at Lee GF canteen.
The dispatch notes sharp enrollment increases and ward counts, citing Clerk Shirer. Noted gains range around 10K overall with 1028 children in the east ward and a 671 rise in another area. figures reflect postwar territorial reporting and emphasize child counts in annexed zones.
Report lists candidates F. J Tawi, HE Met Seuiky Tunathas Taylor and JT Smith as likely replacements after Superintendent Phorm resigns. Air McKean not opposed to steps following the vacancy.
Barberton special correspondents report arrest of Joseph Croft on a assault charge and a separate arrest for allowing a horse to run at large. Mayor McNamara warns night calls will be heard at 8 am and band concerts are planned. Citizens, clergy, and local figures are mentioned along with various civic updates and anecdotes.
Fragmentary OCR describes missionaries killed in London and a chaotic scene with buried stations and injured guards. It references military detachments and a cabinet contact for further details, but the report is unclear and garbled.
A ceremonial event marks the 20st anniversary of the college, with a program at Crowe Byonislito and a schedule including a luncheon and a feature parade. Notable attendees and speakers from the community are listed, along with anticipated performances and related festivities.
The Board of City Commissioners met to discuss completing pole painting on a designated street. They outlined the plan to update utility poles and align with city framelilae provisions, aiming for timely execution.
Officials announce the awarding of contracts for upcoming city projects. The process includes a panel review and public confirmation of successful bidders for the specified works.
The Chicago Times Herald recounts a colonel's tale of valor and romance amid a riot battle. A surgeon notes wounds from a spear like blade, while a soldier reflects on knightly courage over mere shooting. The piece contrasts parries and blows with personal honor.
A lengthy missive blends military hardship with travel slang. It describes soldiers suffering from worn clothing and heavy gear during marches, earnt by fatigue and illness, while hotel abbreviations and theater rehearsals provoke social observations and oddly bordered humor.
An unclear narrative fragment centers on a young couple's troubled relationship and domestic economics. Interwoven dialogue hints at financial exchanges, a jealous tension, and social missteps within a household setting, with oblique references to marital strains and personal pride.
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