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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1900
Page
4
The June 12 1900 Long Island edition discusses Attorney General Griggs opposition to Neely and antitrust planks in Republican platforms. It lists casualties from the Philippines and surveys political maneuvering around the 1900 election, including a note on voter activity and travel during campaign periods. It also references General MacArthur’s latest casualty list and debates on postal revocation and political strategy.
Epworth League delegates for Akron district elected at a Cuyahoga Falls gathering hosted by Dr and Mrs Milton B Pratt. The event drew about 100 with social activities and a program outline for the June 25 26 convention at First MB church in Falls featuring speeches devotions and reports.
Mrs. W. J. Jones of Salt Lake City is an alternate delegate to the Republican National Convention. An ardent McKinley supporter, she initially opposed suffrage but now engages in politics. The interview discusses Philippine policy and the need for U S governance there until self rule is possible.
Everett announces a reunion on Wednesday at Hiram Lee's grave to bring together old residents, teachers and scholars. Spain and Gracey operate a wag on repair shop. Pearce Korgusson visits from Cleveland. Mrs A A Richards traveled to Penia pula.
An advertisement touts Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for kidney and bladder diseases plus liver blood rheumatism and other ailments. It claims the medicine cleanses the body and improves urine, with a one dollar price and mail order offer including a free pamphlet.
Miss Maude Dickens of Mapsons Inns writes after eight years of asthma that worsened recently. She found temporary relief from Wooly’s Honey and Hilite, as recommended by J.M. infer and J. Lamiparter & Co, A Warner.
A fragmented ad note promotes Allen's Foot-Bas and related products with garbled claims. It mentions gloves and a brandline, urging readers to buy and try the remedy. The text names Chicago and a few places while offering no coherent usage details or safety notes.
Canton News Democrat cites two Akron men fighting in the Philippines with Filipino forces against Uncle Sam. Letters from Mantle describe brutal fighting and call for obeying commands, while urging sympathy for Filipinos and condemning desertion as dishonorable.
A letter from H Wilson, a deliveryman in Burgettstown Pennsylvania, praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He claims it cured his stomach trouble after one dose and would not be without it. The ad notes Miller & McCurdy's drug store and Steinbacher & Ta as wholesale agents.
A New York dispatch reports Frederick D. Underwood may retire as B and O general manager on July 1 and be succeeded by Thomas W. King of Pittsburg & Western. The tale cites Underwood’s plan to leave and King’s possible rise amid shifting B and O and P&W interests.
The notice mentions a treaty of peace between opposing groups and references efforts by the Eastern Association of Manuel Training Teachers. It highlights Akron pupils and local officials, with warnings about kidney or bladder trouble and a remedy promising kidney health. Names include J. M. Laffer and A. Warner.
Mrs Ida Waushalter supervisor of sewing and sloyd work in Akron public schools returned from Gregeland where she arranged for an exhibit of her department before the event or display in Akron.
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