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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1900
Page
4
Fragmentary newspaper masthead from Akron Ohio announcing editors and staff, with illegible or garbled names and titles. Indicates a craft style typical of early 20th century town papers and postal classification notes.
A new party endorsing the Declaration of Tidependenge and Autitoxdortalista for Jin formed amid a shift from the American Authioypernativt League. The first convention targets Kansas City after the Na Hophl Democratic gathering, with talks of endorsements for Chhaige platform and reformist aims across Western states.
Fragmentary text shows political contention between Hite and Republicans over constitutional conduct. Debates reference fines, proposals, and alleged deception aimed at influencing public policy and governance. Included are mentions of officials, sessions, and a presumed legal action.
Readable portions reference a Fourth of July fireworks event and related local items. Several garbled phrases obscure concrete details, but indicate a community notice or listing with contact and location cues.
The piece denounces a Republican platform as evasive on trusts and imperialism. It flags promises of currency reform and war aims, questions on suffrage enforcement, and accuses the party of political maneuvering and patronage rather than clear policy.
Cuyahoga Falls News reports an Akron Epworth League event at West MB chart where a loud gathering followed an address. Five Kent rowdies attacked, warrants issued for their arrest as authorities vow action. Local church leaders and residents describe the incident and subsequent investigations.
Five men blocked the sidewalk on Mrant street while Mr Ed Spelble his wife and sister tried to pass. Spelble insulted allegedly received a brutal blow and was then mobbed, passersby intervened amid the street disturbance. Monday officials and Mayor Durbin traveled to Kent with papers for talks. A lawn fete was held on city hall grounds in the evening.
Attendance was large and the event kept a general good time enjoyed by all. Miss Grave Mott of Third Street suffered typhoid malaria while visitors Miss May Seailachlag visited friends in Ravenna Sunday. Mire Jia Ramp traveled to Youngstown on Bunlay visiting Mr. Kate Aten and friends Ty Op Prout Street with James Losteter.
Miss Maude Dickens of Parsons Kas writes she suffered eight years with asthma and frequent attacks. After beginning Foley's Honey and Tar she experienced immediate relief and relief continued, crediting the remedy for improving her condition.
Charles Dick will travel to Akron Wednesday night and stay until the Republican national committee meeting to be appointed by the chairman. He will confer with Handa and Din on campaign setup and preliminary arrangements.
Miss Maud Caruthers and Miss Johnson present an entertainment on Market Street in Grave Mi elureh Wednesday eve. The program includes performances by the Schuonn Lady quartetla and Gertrude Varnthereux woblet, with notes on preventing kidney disorders and a nod to Foley's Kidney Cure.
The Sehnesnd family returns to Akron to reside at 127 Day Street. Mr. Sete, brother of Prof. Bt. Behnee, plans to move to Michigan after living in Akron. The event reports a full attendance and an organizing demonstration. Frank B. Hargett and J. Dwight Palmer discuss copper toning chemistry with lantern slides planned.
The Akron Camera Club discusses health topics including kidney trouble and Reight's disease. The meeting notes note the season’s end and upcoming items, with references to J. M. Latter, J. Lamparter & Co, and A. mittters, hinting at scheduling and presenters.
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