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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1900
Page
4
Fragmented narration cites Agulantilos and a looming death sentence demand, while Chicago colleges face diploma selling accusations. References to stock ownership, presidential race options, and Akron population claims appear amid a chaotic national scene and reform talk with Republican resistance to the Gold Standard.
The article discusses potential government action against bondsmen and a Cuban scandal, with the Major and administration under pressure. It warns that the current leadership risks failing to protect government interests, urging decisive steps rather than delaying actions or accepting outside influence.
Mrs. Catherine Hawn of 11 West Puchtel learns her relatives served in multiple conflicts. Her grandfather fought in the Revolutionary War, great grandfather signed the Declaration of Independence, great uncle served as sheriff in the Revolutionary era, and others in the family took roles in the War of 1812 and the Spanish American War. Her pride comes from a lineage with deep national service.
Report by H R Graban of Stow township shows a $16,000 loss in the town hall assessed values. County Auditor Kier notes potential statewide issue with uniform appraisal under the 1880 act, aside from Coventry and Norton.
The fragment describes a medical remedy named Voley's Kidney Cure and mentions sellers J. M. Laffer J. Lamiparter & Co and A. Warner. The text appears as an old advertisement referencing kidney trouble and diabetes with vague claims of curing or improving kidney function. The source is incomplete and lacks coherent narrative.
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Special services mark Children’s Day at multiple Akron churches with morning and evening programs. Grace Miller directs church decorations as children sing, recite, and are presented for baptism, followed by sermons from Dr. Pratt and others.
A chatter of health claims surrounds Lydia E. Pinkham’s remedies with letters from readers praising relief from female troubles. The item notes investigations by city residents who verify Pinkham’s statements as part of a broader discussion.
Charles Chirk of 1005 Baloksky was struck by a horse and carriage at the Main and Market intersection during a Besday event. He was knocked down and taken to City Hospital in Pirige, where doctors treated extensive injuries before his condition was listed as serious.
The twenty first commencement at Cuyahoga Falls High School was held in Apollo Opera House with songs, an address, and diplomas presented by President of the Board Simic Ulger. The town discusses enforcing the 9 pm close on saloons and Sunday ban amid civic debate. Local mayoral figures and residents attend and plans extend to nearby Cleveland visits. population listed at about 4 000 with 1 017 as the year’s figure and 207 births noted.
Randolph Park theater launches on June 28 under Wilbur Mack of the Mack Fenton Co. The troupe is praised for refined entertainment and strong reputation with Comed operas and humanic rendition. Free admission with theater ticket.
Special arrangement with manufacturers allows readers to obtain a free trial bottle and pamphlet of Dr David Kennedy's favorite remedy by sending full name and address to Kennedy Corporation Rondout NY and mentioning this paper. The ad touts cures for kidney liver bladder rheumatism dyspepsia constipation and other female issues, invites urine sample submission for judging kidney health, and notes the remedy sells at $1.00 per bottle.
Akron citizens question City Clerk Isbell about being a school chief candidate and a Mayoral bid. He denies endorsing or pursuing the superintendent post and calls a vice presidential rumor unfounded while signaling a likely source of the story. Wadsworth v North Ends Sunday at Lake Park.
Try Allen's Foot-Ease a powder shaken into shoes to ease burning tired feet and remove corns and bunions. It relieves swelling sores and hot feet making walking easier. Sold by druggists and shoestores for 25 cents with free sample. Allen Olmsted LeRoy New York. Use Democrat want column. It pays.
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