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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1901
Page
4
The Daily Democrat lists editorials and chatter on Senator Foraker and Senator Hanna, discusses the Steel trust, Morgan, and political maneuvering. It also reports local notices and a humorous anecdote about a rooster and a farmer, reflecting local voice and social tidbits.
A chaotic local scene centers on council fights over Carnegie library funds and the Hills district. Reports note a burned house at Kal Kah and rising speculation about a public official’s role in the timeline while community leaders push for action and accountability amid a string of suspicious incidents.
A distorted report describes a tornado era and an Ohio township school board meeting in Franklin township. It lists board members present and absent, notes structural damage at the Crewe school, and mentions officials from Kimber and Akron, with scattered references to local figures and church activities.
Fragmented report outlines offers to buy the Akron Varnish Company plant. Mention of Mr McCrain pursuing backing in New York, a refused option, and resignation linked to internal turmoil. Notes tensions among officers and potential sale outcomes.
An old board minutes item describes plans for a new school building in the southwestern part of the city, including site selection, competitive bidding, and the desire to accommodate all high school students. The meeting reviewed architects, bidders, and a plan to prepare and submit proposals to the Board for approval.
The notice describes Sunday school activities on Sunday and Saturday evening events including a festival serving with dates noted. It also mentions a mission secretary inviting attendees and a reunion event listing participants and a president. Names include Minnie Byars Elsie and Jeane Smith plus Denton High School references, with a picnic-like gathering and a regional reunion scheduled.
An advertisement touts Cawdows of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as restoring normal digestion and vitality after ailments like dullness headaches and fatigue. Priced at 25 cents, with free trial offer, listed by Steinbach & Co as wholesale agents in an Illinois town.
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