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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1900
Page
4
Public notice text lists office address and contact details for the city official newspaper in Akron. It notes a via mail subscription price of eight dollars and a six month rate of one dollar and fifty cents, under the city’s official paper designation.
At Columbus Ohio the Democratic convention voted to end appointive delegate practices. Delegates will be chosen by conventions or primaries from now on, giving party members a direct role in naming representatives. The move is praised as a step toward public control of party affairs and curbs on bosses.
Fire department responded to two incidents Wednesday evening. A tar tank owned by Kosch Bootug Co. ignited during use on the boot of American Paint Company on Wy Bucatel Ave. The second blaze at Fenwick Augustine meat market on Hiay W Exchange involved a defective Nie. A bucket of water quelled it. authorities note risks of kidney-related illnesses from mishandled materials.
Delegates to the National Independent Telephone Association opened in Cleveland with an address by President Thomas, who aims to persuade fair treatment for the public and to accept New York as next year’s convention host. He urged harmony and outlined vast investments needed to install telephones for the growing population.
A collection of testimonials extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for nervousprostration and related health issues. Letters praise relief from weakness, sleep difficulties, and menstrual restoration after using the remedy and Blood Purifier, with references to various locations and readers.
Last night I suffered severe pains in my stomach and felt unable to work this morning. I visited Aller McCurdy's drug store where they recommended Chamberlain's Dolly Diarrhoea Remedy. One dose cured me and I will rely on it at home. H. Wilson, Liveryman, Birgettstown, Pa. This remedy is for sale by all druggists, EB Steinbacher & Co, wholesale agents.
John I. Halderman and Joest Be Swoiteer were among the few city students to pass the examination for admittance to practice in Columbus. Carl B. Mord, a prominent Button figure, was admitted to a separate item sale. M. O Nell & Co features semi porcelain berry sets at 65 cents per set in the Basement department.
Detective Barlisom plans to arrest the suspect within days over a theft of an 820 DIL pocketbook and related freight receipt. He claims to know the person who held the item, identified as Mik Murtha Bailey. The case centers on the missing money and accompanying documents.
One item from the Co and works at Gora describing a 7 NM distance with Rattares Ne Pay and Brice involved. The readable fragments point to a developing note or notice about personnel or actions at the site.
Readers learn that Cuban grown Havana cigars face quality and curing problems after the Spanish American War. New crops underperform in quality while quantity improves slowly. domestic and inferior tobaccos flood the market as Weyler's export ban persists. Some longtime smokers switch to domestic brands, hoping for improvements with future harvests.
The floated tale that Thomas W. King will replace Frederick Underwood as Baltimore & Ohio general manager after July 1 was dismissed as unlikely. The report connected to Underwood’s potential Denver plan, but sources say he remains tied to the B and C through contract terms, with no imminent departure.
A vintage ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to shake into shoes for swollen nervous hot feet and tired walking. It claims to relieve smarting sweating feet, corns, callouses, and pain, offering rest and comfort. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores with a free Velas package upon request to Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N.Y.
Pretty Bush McManus, 21, of No 127 LaGrange Ave Toledo, vanished from her home on the eve of her wedding to Fred Moors of South Bend. Indicated by her mother as possibly fleeing to avoid the marriage, with the groom arriving in town Friday night. Friends seek any trace of her.
State Wood Commissioner Blackburn obtained Attorney General guidance on whether a composition of raspberries sugar and other pure fruits labeled raspberry spread would be legally sold in Ohio. The ruling says the label must specify raspberries with other pure fruits sugar and glucose to avoid deception.
A train derailed while crossing a railroad near Caumal about afternoon, killing six aboard. Two workers, including the locomotive engineer, died instantly, with four laborers injured in the collapse of a 90 foot embankment.
Remaining in the Akron post attire for the week ending Joe 1. One cent will be changed on all letters delivered after being advertised. Names listed include Burk Frank Day Whitter Durbin Guthrie Goodyear Frank Green Robert Jackson Harley Jaynes Kyser Wright Knoecht Miller Peters Peterson Roberts Shearer Whornton White and others. Ladies names Anna Barnett M rs W Ecker Annie Finn Kate Mitchell Kate O'Sullivan Olsen etc.
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