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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1901
Page
4
Odd article fragment notes Portsmouth young players performing a ray dime miele in Portemouth amid broader chatter on political nominees and economic topics. References to Senator Moraker rivals, presidential nomination, and various city issues appear in a noisy, unfinished column.
Fragmentary text mentions Senator Haona Sena or Fornbear and Jonsthan David. It references a surface harmony and possible expulsion from a house controlled convention. Potentially names Bleher and Alexander are cited as examples at the Akron district convention in Cleveland.
A disordered county board session ended with President McMillen and others confronting alleged misconduct. Sloler’s recovery marked a tense moment as the board debated finances and authority, with expenses cited at $1100. Implied threats or pressure surfaced regarding future visits to the county offices.
A reader reports a recovered young woman named Coralie by using Dr Kings New Life Pills. The product is described as gentle yet effective for malaria fever and stomach troubles, claimed to restore health and wealth. Only two pills needed at a time.
Railway notices from Cleveland to Lebanon and Wayne county outline proposed electrification and grange-registered routes. Local calendar items list arrivals and social notices in North Stratford Manchester and Hart including a cough remedy ad and several family announcements with names, addresses, and dates.
Councilman signals possible abolition of the police sergeant post following Detective Dunn's resignation. The office, created under Mayor TL Seward about a dozen years ago, paid $1,040 yearly. Detective Donnhow held the role continuously, while temporary Chief Chas. Loorler has led special duties amid reorganization.
A dated testimonial claims Wing's New Discovery cured a child with whooping cough and bronchitis after other remedies failed. It asserts the medicine is harmless, effective for coughs and colds, with a trial bottle offered and a one dollar price.
City Clerk Chas H. Isbell uncovers no rebate owed as Main street residents attempted tax rebates. City Commissioners vote to deny the rebate, leaving Mr Kenffeld disappointed for not securing 20 percent reduction, amounting to about $800.
Buffalo hosts the annual convention where the president asserts board findings on revenue provisions and tax implications for beer. The reading includes support for legislative action and opposition to perceived army-related restraints.
At the Republican County convention the afternoon session passed a resolution backing Clarke County's representative to vote for Parker for United States Senator. Bushnell supported the nominee to balance a prior contest with Young. The convention also nominated Hepes for a legislative seat, defeating Tae Te. Young’s loss stemmed from Bushnell's influence after a prior city visit.
Special correspondence from Columbus reports the Eighth Regiment Ohio National Guard will encamp July 16 to 28 near Toledo, likely at Bay View Park. Officials say location still uncertain but preparations proceed after a conference with Adjutant General Gyger, Lt Col Weybrecht, Major Critleford, and Major Marequis. Lt Hambleton and Lt Lichty have been ordered to appear before the State Board of Examiners in Columbus on Wednesday June 17.
The item lists visitors from Cleveland and Willoughby to local residents including O. P. Nichols and Mrs. Griste. It notes a graduate commencement originally set for the 18th of June, rescheduled to June 12, and mentions a poorly attended dance due to bad weather. It also reports James Brown of Portsmouth, aged over 90, with a long facial sore cured by De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve.
Residents report the patrol wagon damaged several Hagstones in front of Mr WW. 0. Weary's residence on East Markee Street. Mrs Weary told the Commissioners Thursday that the damage would be repaired.
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