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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1900
Page
4
A nineteenth century speech fragment criticizes the New York press while a string of names and political tensions emerge. The piece highlights Congressman Grosvenor’s dissatisfaction with national Republican platforms, mentions pension policy debates, and notes Judge Grant among delegates to the Lincoln Republican convention in Kansas City.
Frank Munson of 120 Buchtel Avenue testifies that Dr. Tucker cured his deafness and roaring in the ear after months of hearing loss. The testimonial highlights relief from persistent ear symptoms and improved hearing.
A local report details a Teachers Committee consensus to offer the superintendency to Dr. Tucker at 130 S. Main St. and to notify Thomas, with Prof. Treadley of Youngstown also under consideration. The piece frames political reform as central, notes national Republican history, and cites recommendations from Youngstown for the Akron schools post.
In full dress Masons attended Episcopal worship with Rev Robert Kell delivering an able sermon. Akron's new ball grounds hosted the first game. the Akron team won in a rough season opener. Details cover a statewide convention of local leagues and officers elected.
Sunday excursion organized by The Bavaria Society of South Aker ron and Barberton drew a group to Cleveland. The commission in charge included Fred Koerschner, Peter Leiser, Phillp Willenhucher, and John Schuler. Phone order 671.
Fragmentary report shows Evangelical Alliance meeting at a Presbyterian venue with Roy reading a social section. Mentions names Joban and Herron in unclear context.
A vowel entertainment is planned by Mary Day Nursery on the Bleree Park lawn opposite the post station Saturday evening. The event features a Promenade Concert with uniforms, local groups, and a service program.
Fragmented report describes a Sunday gathering at a Pittt Congregational church to organize a Christian youth council Confederation. Temporary chair Jhowe presided amid confusion as Hd not Geet TL advised. A second meeting was set for Monday evening July 2 to advance the confederation plan.
Fragmentary report mentions a Werner company and Plan envelope actions, cash expectations, and various improvised phrases. The text references sales, a wake, a “host of mened” and screen doors, with unclear connections and multiple garbled names and numbers. No coherent events or outcomes are discernible.
Children’s Day observances took place Sunday at Universalist Woodland M E Pins Kapil and Calvary Evangelical churches. Programs included special services and propitiated events. Spectators reportedly enjoyed the activities and the Hartwood screen doors and windows display was featured at the Climax Cabinet.
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