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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1901
Page
8
The ad advertises a wide range of women’s skirts and shirts waists with multiple price points from 20 cents to $5. It highlights denim, linen, white duck, and P. Ky. skirts, plus various shirt waists and corsets. Located at 150-128 Howard St.
Miss Frances A. Riley, representing the Young Women’s Prieniy Institute Bud Heliod of Douette Botences, at Titueville, Ma Akron, solicits funds to raise 300 for dormitory. The effort covers colonel gicks and beaches, with all homegrown work and furnishings aiding applicants. Miss Tilley will lecture in ALM. Bf, ion church Sunday evening. Harvard University law graduate.
A Chicago man, Mickers, is dead in his residence after a cigarette incident lasting a few hours. Police report the victim had a smoldering tobacco mishap and partial burns observed on the body.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a carpenter, a National Wik of Waterset, and alleged medical claims. It notes a worker obliged to labor, mentions Cholera and Dur Kenedy, and references sale by druggists and wholesalers. Details are garbled and uncertain.
Canton Ohio June 26 At the city council meeting Attorney Shields for the Akron Massillon and Canton Street Railway Co urged for a franchise while no action was taken the railway committee to report Monday Rhmids said the company has deeds for the Akron Canton right of way Councilman Maenbull opposed granting unless a single deed showing the Hig two cities right of way is produced
Special Correspondent notes J Frank Nogers appointed by Gounell to conduct a complete census of Barberton. The effort aims to determine if the population exceeds 6,000 as the city seeks state attention. Nogers will collect data and charge per person as he proceeds, though some wording is unclear.
Railway officials report weather and washouts disrupting summer operations. A telegraph outage near Benkhaven delayed lines for hours, while new supervisor Oliya Slovert takes over terminals for the CA and CH railway after John Delfenbitel’s resignation.
National Cash Register Company may again close its shops after reopening last week following May 8 closures. The dispute centers on the foundry and polishing room, with union workers resisting work in those departments. The company has not resolved the underlying issues and could shut down as before.
Community notes say a celebration for the new sawmill site is planned for the fourth with a daylong program. A crew will serve meals, a parade of workers and local families is expected, and residents of nearby towns will attend.
Hon. Bon. Ploney the Prohibition candidate for Governor writes to Key W. P. Criepin that he will be ready after July 4 with 10 address meetings conventions and picnics. An energetic card advocates internal nortly power for the Prohibition party and urges supporters to secure party tickets. Picnic committees are offered special prices on coffee and sugar at Rhu Wiohor Gunmetar.
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