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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1900
Page
4
Amid imperial tension and party clashes, the House calendar shows bills passed, private acts debated, and a bold push for reform. Citizens brace as political factions contend and the republic’s future hinges on tomorrow’s session.
Fragmented text suggests debate over U S administration policy on China Japan and foreign entanglements. It notes concerns about troop deployment, alliances, and potential impact on public support while framing the issue as dangerously partisan and unsettled.
Ashtabula voters face a local delegate contest in a tense election. The Democratic convention backed a slate with Rose leading Phonuie Chay and a Cooker Mop ticket that failed to secure a national delegate seat amid party rivalries and recent polling.
The company announced a 10 percent wage raise for day workers and night staff. Disputes arose over the timing and adequacy of the increase, with men noting hour differences and lack of a graded pay scale. Supervisors and conductors with seniority reportedly earned ten cents per hour. day and night workers’ daily rates were outlined, and expectations suggested the raise would bring pay to about 1.76 dollars for day workers and 10 dollars for night workers.
Thir day morning docket lists Phillip Keller and associates charged with petty offenses including rent issues and property disputes. George Corivls and Harry Carr appear in court actions. notices seek tire makers and splitters for Pennsylvania Rubber works with employment ads and an invitation to apply.
Fitted to Akron O Palmer recently accepted the superintendents role at Penneyinianity Rubber Co Erle Bo promising new work and expanded Hive department duties Palmer held the position of pilot and superintendent for five years at the company He will oversee upcoming building projects and the firm plans to double its current capacity.
A Arkansas woman reports severe uterine and ovarian troubles with anemia and weakness. After ten years of suffering and failed medical care, she credits Lydia B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash with restoring health, strength, appetite, and hope, saying she would not be without it.
Mr Saalfield addresses the Galitee and contends the Penn Mi Pondsmith charges. He claims Pondsmith admitted to acts at his pesttence and apple dle Ter bite treatment of his boy. He accuses a committee of excluding facts and misreporting the matter to papers.
A fragmented OCR snippet lists figures and names like Akrat and Payne, mentions viaduct work, roadways and a college setting near Point Lookout. The text is garbled with inconsistent punctuation and mixed terms, hindering clear extraction of events or dates.
A person named Anna Fal aged ten years is ordered by the Governor to be transferred to the File Industrial sheet in Delaware. The order follows legislative action granting 16 years for the reason noted in the text. The move is carried out by the governor’s decree.
Attended funeral today for Mr W Miteh of Cuyahoan Polls. The notice, likely from a medical advertisement, promotes Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney ailments and urges avoiding Bright's disease and diabetes complications. Names J M Latter and J Lamparter & Co appear in the ad.
County commissioners approved a payment related to sheep claims with references to individuals and amounts. The details are fragmented but indicate a reconciliation or reimbursement action concerning livestock and local official accounts.
Special correspondence from North Springfield notes a springtime graduation and related events at the elite Brightel college preparatory department with awards to Korust Wise and Alma Movels. A party followed the departire with seventy invited guests and a lunch. Edward Kile and Ravenna children visit her mother Mrs Swinelort as rumors of community activities surface. Children’s Day exercises are planned at the Lake In neighborhood on dine 17 and the Young People’s society supports the chunter with bell Roe flag ceremony.
The County Commissioners appointed viewers to inspect the road project as listed: PB. Thomy, Hiieosdole Horahoy, Bathanil Daniel Thurshy, Meeakitn. The action follows an acting petition for road field Halo to the Prijlere.
Akron man Capt. Geo. Kilow of Aw Vol was honored yesterday at the twentieth annual convention of the Funnel Directors Association of Chief in Kemelon at Zaheorile. The convention chose him to travel to the Narleniteanvention in Denver. The next convention of the Stine Association will be held by Columbus in 0s.
Unclear text discusses travel plans and a banking context with references to Cleveland and Daulformed Bank. The readable parts mention going to a place and a bank, but the fragmentary OCR makes concrete facts hard to confirm. No clear dates, names, or outcomes emerge.
Special Correspondence from Lake Jane 5 reports Joel Foster finding a led of young snakes near Jacob Rudy’s farm and another half pistol in Sam Rudy’s well. Water spoiled by peculiar odor. Memorial day notices, factory closures, and local rebuild plans follow. Barbara Clarke of Akron visiting Luke and her health film noted amid farm happenings.
Broken neck noted in local humor and obituaries. Odell and two daughters dined with Mrs Cosysan. John Brown moves in to occupy Castle residence during new home completion. Edwant Wildman dies at the Balls. Mrs Huron’s funeral services at Falls. Charley Foust death noted. Weather hampered a charity ice cream social. Gaylord provided cream.
Seventh Special Correspondence notes the Swinehart reunion at Mranle Kwell in Sudfeld Township Portigevo with 200 plus attendees. Officers elected include Elhu Swity president and Nathan Swihelmet vice president. The afternoon program featured songs, recitations, and duets. Two deaths since last reunion reported: Hate Aqua of Black County, age 18, and Joseph.
Fragmentary text lists Mishler Suffield 42, Joshua T Catlin Ravenna 64, Barbara Shick Hikhart 80, with a note thanking for arrangements and hospitality. cites Mr and Mrs Frenk Ewell and Swinehart as secretary. mentions about 75 people present.
Johnson local news reports amid growth as two Barberton men search for affordable property while Johnson remains booming. Community notes list Mervin Shaw home matters, miller Kunkler widening the mill race, Elya McNeeley visiting, Peter Theken family’s move to Doylestown, Boxwell graduation set for June 14 at Norton Center High School with Sept Glaserow addressing, and many residents visiting relatives in New York or Akron.
June update from Reservoir reports minor burglaries on show day with houses entered in the vicinity. Town affairs include Coventry council reorganization, a Saturday meeting at the home of LD Trip for members. Local residents announce property moves and church plans, with Johnson Co. resuming operations and Moody returning to appointments.
Mrs. Nettle Clawson sent to hospital for mental care in Massillon last week. A select party from here plans a Saturday visit to the Reservoir. The Miskes Nina, Gertrude and Addly Vallon of Wieheld were guests of Mise Mabel Ruekel Sunday. Mrs. Milen 'hremen is very ill. Mrs. Eunice Briggs, ill, is recovering at the K. O. T. M. ball. Saturday’s event was largely attended. Mrs. Susihmnad, visiting her faller, has gone to Akron to work. An arise certin festival and dance set for KO. 2 ML ball Friday evening, June 15. Mr. and Mrs. Hl. Hy Pagnacht and children visited Akron Sunday. Mr. Hency Fasnacht owned a four legged chicken said to be a week old.
Ghent June notes cite visits by Mr Jobo Fascacht of Macedonia and Cyrus Nye with his brother Jerome Nye, Ode Pyrdee visiting relations near Ghent, and Frank Miles and family of Cleveland spending Decoration Day with his brother Bhennan at this place. The Sunday school convention eld.
A period advertisement promotes Hasty Jeligeon jelly desserts by Boreham. It claims easy preparation by dissolving in hot water and setting, with orange lemon blackberry raspberry peach wild cherry and other flavors. Grocers stock the product.
Friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Benpar gathered at their home outside the city Saturday evening. A large crowd enjoyed the wedding with gifts and a fine supper. The hosts received many beautiful presents and thanks for a pleasant celebration.
June Scots and associates in Millheim locality appear active as Vigvil and Robert Pressley family visit Ak ron. The Swichers Countou hosted Ryfield gathering. Verry Bixler and wife traveled from Kent to visit Alf Ben and Bixter family. Perry Harry and wife spent Sunday with ML Bouide and family. LS Weprick and Union town relatives visited Sunday.
In Montrose small town notes the local LOB church held a children’s service Sunday evening with a brief ceremony.
Mrs. Anne H Norton one of the oldest Western Reserve residents died Wednesday at 3 am at her son Walter Nortons home 110 Vienna Street Cleveland aged 76.
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