Bands and Delegations in Akron Rally Details
A large Akron gathering opened Gov. Nash and Gen. Dick campaign events with bands and delegations. The crowd, mostly locals, cheered as speakers including Rev. H.A. Jones and Secretrary Hoot addressed the audience. The event highlighted Hanna and Dick efforts, with many Dick buttons and Hanna ribbons visible in a Trump-style show of Republican support. The day drew attendees from Cleveland and surrounding areas, emphasizing Dick and Hanna campaigns over Foraker or Nash.
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Mckinley
Roosevelt
Nash
Akron
Tored Barker
Tith
Grace Park
Gov. Nash
W. MH. Upson
HA. Jones Swan
Secretiy Hoot
Foraker
Mannrose
United
Gen
Chas
Ohio Republican Executive Committee
Hin
Anina
Roone
Tone
Woraker
Hanna
Thaktoh
Senator Hanna
Gen. Dick
Ohio Republican Party
Cleveland
Alvnkay
Delaware
Tyne
Dick-Hanna name echoed in Ohio crowd songs and cheers
The passage recalls Northern Ohio visitors praising Hanna Dick and their ally, the Cleveland figure, amid a vivid, musical procession. It notes public figures like President Moorewelf and Senator Foraker with local admiration for Hanna Dick’s influence, set against a celebratory mood and weathered skies.
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Dick's
Hanna'a
Yory Uly
Ohio
Hanna
Heena
Moorewelf
Foraker
Cleveland
Hiy
Big Pedra
Joker
Parade Numbers Rise Beyond Darkened Skies
There were exactly 2040 marchers in the parade, exclusive of 22 bands and counting the elephants. As the procession advanced the sky grew darker, yet the event continued with spectators awaiting the finish.
Tragic murder ends happiness after 14 years of marriage
New York report details Harry Rose a Gartick theatre stage manager who shot his wife four times after discovering infidelity. He claimed a 14 year happy marriage before the fatal act. Carrie Peterson a servant witnessed the tragedy as police investigated. The story contrasts with parade coverage describing a bustling civic procession with band music and varied contingents.
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New York
Harry Ros
Gartick
Charles Frohmann
Ktown
West Thirtieth Gt
Rose Anld
Sam Adams
Hoe
Parade Arrives at Park Without Incident in Wile Carringe Tie
The event proceeds with few observers noting Secretary Root and others in the crowd. The procession enters the park with no incidents reported despite the presence of Manns and Dick and Neyeun among the attendees.
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War Root
Nee Manns
Neyeun
Medina Delegation Leads Early In City Parade Arrival
Medina sent 50 delegates arriving from the north by train and car caravan, escorted by the Eighth Regiment band and K P Band of Medina. The reception committee of 40 with four mounted aides greeted them at Walsh block. Other delegations from Columbia Warren Youngstown Niles and Ravenna traveled by Erie lines reaching times from 11:00 to 12:00, with several groups marching to Exchange Street for the parade.
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Navy
Toledo
Columbus Glee Club
Bath
Mounted Company
Franklin
Cuyahoga Falls
Jared Barker
Hanon
Medina
Ohio
Eighth Regiment
K. of P. Band
Walsh Block
Columbia
City
Columbus
AL Mt. Vernon
Youngstown
Niles
Warren
Erie
Exchange St
Kent
Ravenna
Bedford Way
Curiosity Neckers
Hanna and
Notable Guests Arrive at the Buchtel for Dinner and Parade
A large crowd gathered at the Buchtel lobby as celebrities arrived and were shown to reserved rooms for dinner. Guests included Hon. George W. Crouse, Judge Upton, Senator Foraker, Rev. Hissey, Attorney General Sheets, Auditor Gilbert, and many Ohio politicians. After dinner a half hour reception allowed Akron leaders to be introduced, while figures like General Mick and Senator Hanna drew attention despite gout and quiet demeanor respectively.
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Buchtel
George W. Crouse
Upton
Forayker
I. M. Afterholt
Aaron Wagoner
Hanna
G. M. Anderson
William Hunt
Cleveland
Gilbert
Abel
Harry Garfield
Akron
Mick
Root
Iie
Foraker
Owelong
Manrour A. Hanna
Barberton Newsmen Delegation Names Attending Reporters
A Barberton delegation planned to proclaim the delegation’s purpose but dwindled to about 400. Visiting newspaper men arrived at noon including Henry Gall Leader Cleveland EB L Lampom Gazette Jefferson C R White and others from Columbus Toledo Mansfield Zanesville and nearby towns, listing names and papers.
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Henry
Gall
Leader
Cleveland
EB. L. Lampom
Fragmented dispatch notes busy at headquarters
A report shows no arrival confirmation at the headquarters and no tally of attendees. The text lists numerous reporters and newspapers including Chronicle Uhrichsville Ren A. Holle Nile Independent Cleveland Plain Dealer Canton Repository and others, indicating a fragmented, crowded note from multiple outlets.
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A. Donedorff
Chronicle
Uhrchsville
A. Holle
Alfistice Bellew
Cunries
Gover
Innereview
H. Gwlig
NMS LiMependent
KE. Maxon
Nile Independent
A.D. Brailei
Paitiesctite Daily Republican
A. L. Newman
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Hy Alliy
Glenettie Times
Phanel
F. M- Biterel
Warnor Tribine
F. A. Rowley
Lovin Mimeaferald
Iver J. Davin
Nilee News
G. M. Stevens
Warrees Tethutie
F. A. Stevens
Nips News
BE. C. Dix
Wooster Republicans
Canton
Ten Tribune
Cleveland Delegations Lead in Parade Arrivals and Bands
The Cleveland delegation arrived last with two trains of 23 coaches carrying 200 visitors. Bands from Canton and Warren led a sizable contingent, while Toledo and Columbus sent large groups. Warren and Youngstown each mobilized about 700 to 1,000 participants, arriving by rail before noon.
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Cleveland
Toledo
Honora
Grand Army Band of
Canton
K. P. Band
Medinay
Ohio State
Warren
Franklin
Toledo Bugle Corps
Columbus
Ohio State Band
Youngstown
Erie
Akerou
Beery Replies Amid Delegations Question
O F Beery, chairman of the publican Executive committee, answered a query with uncertainty saying he has no idea about the matter as delegations present discuss the issue.
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Tegortar
O. F. Beery
Publican Executive Committee
Republicans Prepare Grand Parade for Opening Celebration
The Republican committee has labored to ensure a grand opening, with final preparations visible the day before. From Cleveland to Akron, enactor figures and banners describe party growth, while storefronts on Malm Street and the City Ball display flags and bunting, and lamp posts glow with national colors.
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Republican Committee
Bastock’s Zoo
Cleveland
Akron Savings Bank
Malm St
J. Koch & Co
General Dick
Decorations brighten Akron in gala array
Akron decorates for a celebration with flags and bunting across homes and private residences. Lithographs feature figures including Senator Efimaea and General Dick as well as Intel McKinley. The central block houses Repith headquarters with windows adorned. Humiltoy is noted.
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Akron
Efimaea
General Dick
Intel McKinley
Repith
Cage Neallgy
Humiltoy
Miniature hot water bottles from Akron campaign souveneirs
In Akron a novelty set of miniature hot water bottles presented by the B. F. Goodrich Co served as souvenirs of the third campaign opening. They were crafted as practical water bottles holding about three quarters of a pint and bore the Goodrich mark on one side.
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Pen Ag
Akron
B. F. Goodrich Go
Goodrich
Daykin Grand Jury Indicts Doctor for Influence Plot
In Daykin, a Grand Jury indicts Dr. Prank Dayein on two counts for attempting to influence Councilman Obie Kohl. One count alleges fraud and corruption delivering 20 to sway action. the other for promising 5,000 to secure further city action. The incident followed a sensational moment when $2 surfaced and the weather forecast notes Sunday showers.
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Claveland
Prank Dayein
Obie
Kohl
Chin
Indusnen Wk
Hohl
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