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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1901
Page
4
The Akron Democrat's numbers and officers are listed while editorial content argues against a third presidential term, cites Hanna and Cleveland cabinet members, and critiques tariff policy. It mentions policy debates, law changes increasing legislative salaries, and local police and political figures, including Murphy and Meade. The piece reflects party tensions and protectionist arguments of the era.
A jumble of phrases discusses weather, war tax concerns, and social critique. It mentions a city commissioner, board duties, a mayoral tie to politics, and a court verdict about intent to paralyze, with varied local names and a tone of editorial satire. The piece also references juvenile crime debates and school matters.
Fragmentary OCR notes show the National Association of Manufacturers debating tariff reform and protectionist aims. A Detroit convention heard advocates for tariff changes and a formal adoption of a petition or resolution, reflecting a split within the protectionist movement.
Pomona Grange delegates at Bath urged direct election of US Senators by direct vote. They backed a constitutional amendment and memorial to Congress, and pledged to support only candidates who will push for direct senator elections and constitutional measures. A committee was formed to gauge candidates’ positions for the upcoming legislature.
A Territe explosion from a gasoline stove burns a resident in Wickman Iowa. Doctors cannot fully heal the damage but Bucklow's Arnica Balm completely cures the injury. Arnica balm is advertised as infallible for boils cuts and bruises and is sold by druggists.
Col. W F Cody and Atalof representatives organize a dramatic Uluetrabing spectacle depicting the capture of Pekin and the siege of the city. The Wild West Company presents a vivid, costumed panorama with Gatling guns, troops in authentic dress, and rapid scenes of assault and relief. A rare, live arena show promises excitement with precise historical tableau and spectacular movements.
An OCR fragment touts the Prudential Trust Company of Pittsburgh Pa offering savings accounts with 4 percent interest and convenient withdrawals by mail. It promises rapid service and suggests depositing by mail, inviting readers to call for information on saving by mail and deposits.
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