Akron Census Ends Amid Political Turmoil And Conventions
Fragmented report outlines last day census in Akron and a push by leaders to mobilize voters ahead of the national convention in Philadelphia. Mentions Gov. Sidney Edgentone and party figures, with district plans aiming to balance support for Republicans and Democrats amid a tense political climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell Te
Akron
Cornell
Wapatches
Philadelphia
Alyynee
National Connelly
Feu
Itera Atu Cie
Sidney Edgentone
Akeon
Router Hanna
Yipon
Fortin
Hest Meputicai
TSG
Kent
Benealor Hania
Livite
Republican National Cuijuilites
Edgetten
Totter
Hieverner
Seater Hanis
Teachers Institute Conducted Across the State
Special correspondence notes a teachers institute led by Frank B. Lytle at Copley with instructors Pek Th Tall, Frederick Beligew, and I. H. in bison. The event covers the state and mentions Hon. Torberyt O, Ry Let.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honehinke
B. Lytle
Copley
Ehate
Pek
Beligew
Allen's Burddina cure claimed in odd print package
Fragmentary ad copy alleges a remedy named Allen's Burddina promises relief from various ailments. The garbled text mentions powders and a wine, with references to blistering and hot sensations. Source voice resembles a period advertisement or patent medicine claim from a New York marketer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weing Allen
Math Ade
Aree
Alek B. Olmatod
Laltoy
N.Y
Letter of gratitude to Dr Tucker from L A Lindemuth
L A Lindemuth expresses deep thanks to Dr Tucker for his care and for the glasses provided. He notes consulting four specialists since college, including two highly reputed physicians in Cincinnati and Chicago. He says his vision is steadier and clearer, and the landscape appears more beautiful from his study window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Tucker
Dewi Sim
Cincinnati
Chicago
Sean
L. A
Postmaster Salaries See Annual Readjustment and Increases
Washington reports the annual readjustment of postmaster salaries shows an increase of 250 over last year and 865 over 1801 with 207 offices in the second class and 212 in the third. Many first class offices elevated, some promotions to higher grades, and 171 postmasters set for salary reductions while average pay nears 150. Promotional raises allow up to 6,000 clerks in post offices and 00 more clerks funded for 1900.
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Washington
Howtmaster Gener
Fily
St Paul Ming
Milwwaukee
Wis
Wililes
Elovks
Elook
Elks Vote Over Rate Cuts Amid Regional Disputes
A dated Elks committee meeting report shows Ohio delegates from Columbus Cleveland Toledo Marion and Springfield unable to secure a 3 000 to 140 ratio for representation and fare reductions. Eastern lines resist while Western lines favor reductions and a grand lodge meeting next year may demand a better rate. Ohio participants note past travel shifts to New Orleans and St Louis with 742 911 2272 totals in earlier years.
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al. G. Plots
Columbus
Shemas d. Cagan
Cite Vlonail
W. IL Needs
Obie
Tadlann
Ile Miainen
Bik
Helly
Fee Cronus
Elsy
Grand Lodge
Cherry Pickens
Toledo
Ohio
Ohio Hills
Mins Neapully
New Orleans
St. Lous
Akron City Directory 1900 Shows 22503 Names Amid Growth
The Akron directory for 1900 lists 22,503 individuals in the city, a gain of 1,120 since 1890. Publishers estimate population around 50,082 with possible margin up to 4,000. the Smith surname leads with 378 entries, Browns 138, Browne variants noted, and the table breaks down names by letter.
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Akron
Bureh Directory Company
Bourdlers
Roolmers
Plain Smiths
Smythes
Browi's
Kidnapped by Gypsies Rescued in Toledo Case
June 15. May Brice, a one year old girl from Findlay, was rescued last night from a band of gypsies who had kidnapped her by her brother. The gypsy chief was identified as Zack Phyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
May Brice
Findlay
Zack Phyle
Plappert's Saloon Opens At 154 N Howard St Sacuduy
Free tah fry promotion announced for Plappert's saloon located at 154 North Howard Street in Sacuduy area. Contig Lyme event details vary. date and eligibility not specified.
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Wii
Plappert’s
N. Howard St
Sacuduy
Ovcontig
Lyme 1
Infant dies after long journey and abandonment
The infant son of Mrs Lavwry Brown died Friday morning at the home of Mr and Mrs David Albright at 105 Charlotte street. Death was due to inanition and the child was buried in Glendale cemetery.
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Lavwry Brown
Crow Cineiunail
David Albright
Charlotte St
Glendale Cemetery
Promoters Eye New Ravenna Portage Lakes Street Car Line
Promoters of a Portage Lakes street car line pursue options on rights of way from Ravenna toward Cleveland. Route would run west to Brady Lake area then north through Brady Pippin and Povin Parkes, Ebidsen with Hadford to Cleveland. Officials plan county talks this week. no report from Kent on alternative routes. Miss Helen Storer directs, with Miss Herneberger as organist. 7:20 pm service and address to follow, seats free.
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Ravenna
Portage Lakes
There
Cleveland
Brady Lake
Brady, Pippin
Povin Parkes
Ebidsen
Hadford
Clevelanid
P.O
Kent
Twin Lakes
Standing Rock Cemetery
Went
Ravens
Rayoung
Helen Storer
Herneberger
Program Of Special Services At First M. E Church
The notice outlines services at First M. E Church on South Broad Way with a program featuring songs and a speaker. It mentions a twelve o’clock address by the porter and a focus on broad, muscular Christianity and brotherhood in a religious gathering.
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M. H. Church
South Broadway
Voles
Ad Ganulic
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