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Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-14
Nicaragua Canal Topic Of Absorbing : (erest
in Senate---Many Amendme :
Will Be Proposed
IT Will Be A HARD FIGHT
IF THE AMENDMENTS MAKE TREATY TOO OBJECTIONABLE THE
PRESIDENT MAY WITHHOLD 1T FROM PRESEN-
TAT0N TO ENGLAND.

tiyated by the fact that Secretary Hay
has not resigned and according to his
own statement will not leave the cabinet
at present.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-14
PEKIN RAD CANNOT OPEN.

Berlin, Dec. 1.-THE Berliner Tage-
blatt has received a dispatch from it,.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-14

MISS MORRISON NOT CONVICTED

Eldorado, Kans Dec l4The jury the Morrison
discharged
tion The jury discharged.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-14
~ ,ss ~ n n 80 .9.ifH ~ -,
RIVER CROSSING
Siezed by Forces Of Gen. French,
Lost SO Men.

London, Feb. 14.r(Spl.) Tho war Of
flee has received the following dis
patch: "Rict River, Feb. IL. Colonel
Hannay. with a brigade of mounted
infantry, while marching from Orange
to Randam had Il slight engagement
on Feb. II, with the Beers who held
the hills, threatening his right flank.
He held the enemy in check while
pushing his baggage and the main body
on to Randam. Loss. four killed, %
wounded and IL missing. On Feb. II
General French seized the crossing of
the Riet River at Dekios drift, on
the east bank of which the Sixth and
Seventh divisions are now encampcd." 3"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-14
MASQUERADE BALL
Given by Akron Turn verein Was a
Success.

The masquerade ball given by the
Akron Turn verein at Turner hail
Tuesday evening was n very successful
affair, attended by 800 people. All cos
tunes were clever pieces of work, and
occasioned considerable merriment
First prizes were So cash and were
won by the following named persons:
First character gentleman-Joseph
j. Yeager. He represented snake
charmer. First character-lady-- Mrs.
Valentine Werlc. She was attircd as
a spinning wheel operator.
First comic-gcntleman VIM. Jcn-
kins, attired in the rags of a %Weary
Willie" First comic--lady- Miss Lilly
NJ. Icllcr, representing a nurse girl.
The following named gentlemen con-
stituted the committee on prizes: DIR.
Armin Sichman, James Il. Estep and
George Z. Haury.
Committee ON arrangements John
Seidenspinner, Wm. Loeber, August
Kroft, Henry Young and Henry &.
Schlimme.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-14
CAMERA CLUB.
Interesting Paper Read by Prof
Kniqht-vieWs Displayed.

The Akron Camera club held its reg
ular meeting Tuesday evening with
a fair attendance. The program was
full of interest and was well received.
The paper by Prof. C. Nj. Knight OH
subjects for Amateur Photography
In Winter brought forth applause
and contained many valuable sugges-
tons. The lantern slides We're very
interesting and included many foreign
subjects as well as local scenery.
1t was decided to begin the meetings
promptly at 8 o'clock in the future,
instead Of 7:3o, as formerly, The
next meeting will be Tuesday, Feb.
%. The program will be announced
later.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-14

pany. has accepted position with the
Gorham Rubber company at San Fran
cisco. He will depart about March J..
A well attended dance was held Mt
American hall Saturday evening. II
was given1by several young men from
the Werner company, TO celebrate their
birthdays.
Officer Kempel was the means OF
quelling boistcrous gang at Salty
Wilson's late Saturday evening. Quite
n crowd had gathered to see the OK.
element
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Bishop. OF Mccoy st., died
Saturday OF mcmbraneous Group. Fu.
neral was held enarly Monday morn.
ing.
From present indications Councilman
Amer will have several rivals for the
Democratic nomination in the Fourth
ward this spring.
j. Fl. Sauder, the druggist, has TAX
en- up wall paper business as a side
line.
South Akron was well represented
at the boxing show Monday night.
Jack Palmer and Simms both being
prime favorites IN this end.
Mat Cooney intends 10 send min
strel show to ueighboring towns in
the near future. Flip Fleming is to
be one. of the end men and Mat the
interlocutor, the title Of the show viii
be Cooney's Beligerents.
TIGER.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-14
Akron Men Will Build
Club House.
Have Possession For Period
Of Fifteen Years.
Northern Ohio Traction Company Will
Extend Plant.

NJ p. Goodhue and g. |. Bruner
have lensed the land, known as tho
State Mill property, for period of Is
years.
The place Is one Of natural beauty,
and is located ut the western end of
the reservoir. 1t is "A familiar spot to
all Akron people.
Messrs. Goodhue and Bruner will
erect Il club house ut the place, where
they will entertain their friends dur.
ing the summer months. Both gentle,
men are ardent spoltsmen and this
led them to lease the land. The State
Mill Is a favorlte place for fishermen.
The old mill will be abandoned. The
house will be leased to some respecta-
Bile party, who will be given the priv
ilegc Of serving fish suppers. ~
ANOTHER TRACT LEASED.
The Northern Ohio Traction company
has secured from the state a I5-year
lease OH a small triangular piece Of
canal property, along Beech St This
lease was secured for the purpose of
making larger The contemplated adj.
dltion to the company's power house.
AN ASH DUNE.
a third piece of the canal property
has been leased for 10 years by the
j. L. Goodrich company. It is n
narrow strip of land, near the com
pany's plant and will be used as an,
ash dump. tst
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-14
END CAME.
Mrs. E. B. Sisler Died
In Cleveland Hospital.
Complications Followed Successful
Operation For Appendicitis.

Mrs. Elnora c. sisler, wife of Everett
B. Sisler, of JOG West Tallmadge av.,
died at 4:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon
in Cleveland.
Mrs. Sisler for several weeks has
been Ill with an attack of appendicitis,
and last Thursday was taken to DIR. W.
II. Humiston's hospital in Cleveland,
for an operation. The best medical
skill was secured and an opera ton
was performed Saturday. 1t proved
successful but a complication of other
troubles followed which resulted in
her death. Mr.. Sisler was constantly
at her bedside and everything possible
was done to relieve her suffering.
Mrs. Sisler was 35 years of age and
enjoyed the acquaintance of a large
circle of friends. Besides her hus-
band she leaves four children, Mildred
Burdette, Clara and Marjorie.
The funeral will be held at 10 o'clock
Friday morning at the North Hill NJ.
E. church.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-14
Claims veon Broke up
His Family.
City Commissioners Investi-
eating Charges.
Officer Was Called on the Garnet
Tuesday Afternoon.

j. Lewis Gibbs, accompanied by
his attorney, VIM. L. Vaughan, ap-
pcared before the Board of City Com
Tuesday and made com
plaint- against Policeman George
w. Vcon, accusing him of alternating
Mrs. Gibbs affection from her hus-
band. "';
Mr.. Gibbs said that Officer yeon had
for some time endeavored to break UP
his (Mr. Gibbs) family.
Many sensational stories are afioat,
and the neighborhood in which the
Gibbs family lives has the matter for
a general topic of conversation.
Members of the Board of City Com
will say nothing about the
matter, but it is learned that Officer
Veon was called on the carpet and
that a thorough investigation of the
charge is in progress.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-14
MRS o'coNNELL
Discovered That She Had Misplaced
Confidence In Emma Hunt.

Mrs. Catharine O'Connell of 1913
Maiden Lane alley, being obliged to
be absent from her home IA great deal
of her time, got Emma Hunt to take
charge of her house. When Mrs. o.
Connell returned home Saturday, she
found Jim Peck installed as one of the
members OF the family and James was
hilariously intoxicated. Complaint to
the police was made by Mrs. O'Connell
AID Miss Hunt and Peck were arrest
ed and placed in the city prison, Tues
day afternoon Mayor Young fined each
$40 and costs Wednesday morning.
Lewd conduct was the charge. against
them.
James Roberts for ciinging to n
moving train was lined So and costs,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-14
}RealEState Transfers.

FURNISHED by the Abstract Title
Guarantee and Trust Co., 226 South
Main Street,
William S. Mitchell to Sarah
Hollar, 10 feet Fourth ST..
Brady ave, Barberton. IS 10000
The Barberton Land and I'M
provement Co., to John J.
Zegafuse, lot ............ $4,000
George w. .AIarkle ct al to The
Merrill Pottery Co.
$50 acres in Springfield tp.. 100
E. II. Merrill Co. to Robinson
Merrill Pottery Co.. property
of +. II. Merriell Pottery Co,
between State and Center
SITS, on west side of Main
st. Also 4 acres in Spring
field tp., east of North
Springfield .............. 100
Joseph III. Wise to Joseph S.
Fetherson,, GO feet, Bittman
street Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Catherine Canavan to Ellen
Sherwood, 63 feet Johnson
street .......... 100000
Henry Daley to trustees of
Grace United Evangelical
church, 60 feet Howard st,
Manchester ............... 10000
Edwin Babb to The Northern
Ohio Traction Co, lot, Stow
township ...........,.... 5000
Rcbert H. Allen to The Akron,
Bedford d Cleveland Rail-
road Co., lot, Stow tip. ..,... 10000
Anna Bockstcad to Alexander
Graetz, 30 feet May st -. 625.00
Ephriam Stump to Isaac Car
many. 81 feet. Mechanics st. 125.0O
over Augusta Kasch to Con-
suelo T.. Ulrich, 10 acre on
west side road run
ming north from Glonwood
ave-, to property Of 4. Wa
ters ...,.................. 10000
The Whitmore Robinsons &
Co., TO The Bobinson.Merrill
Pottery Co, property of Whit
more Robinson Co., corner -
of Market st. and Case ave,
Sixth ward. Also . acres
in Springfield ip., east of viii
lage of North Springfield -. 100
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-14
BANQUET
,f,'tt a.A p. .,e@ -. Z Il z', 49, -
OF the Akron Butchers
Association
Will be a Brilliant Affair Tonight-.-
Large Attendance Expected.

Arrangements for the Butchers
banquet tonight have been completed
to perfection, and besides the antici-
patton of large attendance by local
butchers and their friends, large
number of people are expected from
Canton and other cities contiguous to
Akron.
No formal program of toasts has
been prepared. but Toastmaster Fred
j. Laub will call on number of the
guests for remarks.
Committees that will be in charge
tonight arc:
Arrangement for the banquet-Phil-
lip. Schlingman and Herman thinner
ly.
Flor commlttee-G -Gotlieb Zimmerly
and Charles Schell.
Door--Frank A. Wolf, John $. Farm
baugh and Wm. Fenwick.
Refreshmcnt-John Klein, Oscar H..
Rausch and George Beck.
Carving-.Iacob Naher, Adam
Schultz, Frank Kcister.
Music will be furnished by Prof.
Stickles' orchestra.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-14
Asks Court For a Re-
straining Order.
Beokham and CastIeman Are
the Defendan nts.
Resolutions Of Thanks Passed by
Republicans.

ernor Taylor stole Il march on the Dem
ocrats this morning by filing Il suit in
the Jefferson county circuit court
against j. C. Bcckham and Gen. Cas-
tleman, to restrain the former from
acting or attempting TO act as Cover
nor and the latter from assuming the
duties of Adiutant General of the state
militia. rNo Judge has as'yet acted on
the petition.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-14
Four Conyicts Escape.

Cartcrville, Ga, Feb. 14.-(Spl) -Four
noted convicts i'm the Georgia Peniten-
tiaiN escaped last night. The escaped
convicts are Bob Garner, jim Green,
John Epps. and John Walker. No de-
tails have been given and the escape
hns been kept yery quiet. -
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-14
USUAL WAY.
H. J. Freiss Returned
Home UnweIcomed.
Constable limric Had Peculiar Ex-
perience-.-Divorce Suit Followed.

Late Wednesday afternoon Mrs. LIE.
ma Friess began divorce proceedings
against her husband, Albert ]. grIess,
She alleges that he is guilty of extrems
cruelty. The petition states that he
has threatened to kin her and that
she is afraid of him. They were mar
ried Sept. 13, 1892, and have four
children.
The plaintiff asks for absolute di.
vorce and the custody OF the children.
Welsh & Sawyer are her attorneys.
Recently Frciss deserted his family.
He returned home Tuesday.
Constable Joseph I.imric made COM
piaint against Joseph Friess. BE at
tempted to serve an attachment pa
per on him but the latter tore II to
pieces. Frciss was placed In the city
prison Wednesday morning.
When Constable Limric started out
to serve the papers he got into the
saloon of the wrong SAP Freiss. at
GIL South Main St, there being two
SAP Freiss', and quite a lively time
was had. The mistake was soon dis,
covered by the officer.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-14
LATE LOCALS.

e q a.
|. The Democrat Is in receiptlo of COM
munication, addressed ito !Superintend-
ent Bielstein, relative to the proposed
change of. service on. 4he w. Market
st. car line. The %ritelss Of the letter
claims that patrons ofthe .'I4oop line
are entitled to service, equally as good
as that which is to be given the res
idents ofraWcst Hill.'bfG ga~ ts"rN
~ &+ y s"S
The Standard and Columbia clubs
bowled in the tournament at Berro-
dins Tuesday night Scores-Stand-
ard, 7O4; Columbia, 64S..
*&s
Mayor W. e. Young has received
an invitation to act as one of the
Judges in the debate between students
Of Oberln college and Western Re-
serve university, at Cleveland, March
9th. 81
y 49,
The Akron Brewery Workers union,
at its meeting in Conrad hall elected
the following offices: President, John
Messerc; vice president, Chas. Keifer;
recording secretary, David Richter;
financial secretary, Geo. Stein; treas
urer, Aug. Merzweilcr.
"Wednesday afternoon several work
men. employed by the Central onion
Telephone company. were overcome
by gas while at work at the Mill st.
crossing. The men soon recovered.
The Union Charity Association held
a very we'll attended meeting yester-
day. A great deal of interest is being
manifested by the churches and diff
ferent organizations of the city in the
work of the Association. i. II. Sey-
mour, secretary, read bis. monthly re,
port. More than 800 articles Of cloth
ing have been received from different
people. One hundred and siXty;dve
persons have been assisted and many
given employment Another meeting
will be hold in two weeks.
The ticc department was called 10 the
millinery store OF Miss Helen Griffin.
ip5 T.. Exchange ST.. at 11:S0 o'clocl;
Wednesday. Tie alarm was caused
by a chimney burning out. There was
no damage. Departments and !. re-
spondNd 10 the .,larin sounded from
box 20. jt
The viii OF Jennie Underwood, late
of cuynhoga Falls, has been admitted
to Probate All of her property has
been left to her sister Ada Underwood
Prison Keeper Washer and Officer
Eugene Murray have been subpoenaed
as witnesses in the cases against the
alleged murderers of Merchant Goss,
OF Edinburg. The first case, that
against McGowan, trial Will begin Feb.
20; the other men will be tried re-
spectiyely March and IL.
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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-14
SOUTH END.
Interesting News From That Section
Of City.

Number 4 hose cart responded to a
still alarm Sunday morning abont o
O'Clock. 1t was occasioned by a
pile of shingles ignitipg from a red
hot stove in Leon sRipman's work
shop.
Maurice Gibson manager of the re-
pair department. al the Goodrich com
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-14
FIRES
Will be Increased.
Natural Gas Makes More
Work For Firemen.
Opinion Of the Local
Insurance Agents.
Intense Heat Disintegrates
- Mortor In Flues.
Precaution Should be Exercised by
Users of Gas.


1t is the general belief of those who
have given the matter any attention,
that the use Of natural gas in Akron
will increase the number OF fires very
materially.
Already Akron has had number of
tires due to natural gas. but fortunate
ly they were but small ones. In q
large per cent Of the fires, the cnuse Is
attributed to defective due and
property owners have been warned
against the dangers Of faulty chin
neys.
Mr.. r. A. Myers, tine loca! reprcsen-
.tative Of the Cochran Rating Bureau
said Wednesday that he believed more
fires would result from the use of nat
ural gas. We have already had sever
al fires due to this cause" said Mr..
.Jyers 'Gn1 after the gas has been
used several years, 1 am sure that the
number of fires will be greatly increas-
ed. Gas causes an intense heat and
disintegrates the mortar of the chin
neys, which drops to the bottom of the
flues, and leaves the joints between the
bricks open.
tttgThe greatest care should be exercis-
ed at all times for pipes soon get out
of repair and need constant attention"
Underwriters in this city make no
extra charge for insurance, where nat
ural gas is used but an additional 10
cents per $10O covers damage by ex-
plosion.
Recently the Insurance Press had an
article on the dangers of defective
f1ues, giving the statistics of fires due
to them. IL received considerable at
tention throughout the country and un-
derwriters have been prompted to urge
their agents to give more attention to
the inspection of chimneys.
TO his agents one manager wrote:
1--WE urge all our agents to call the
special attention of all parties whom
they insure to the Importance of hay-
ing their chimneys carefully inspected
and put in safe condition, for our ex-
perience leads us to believe that seven
eights of the chimneys which have
been used any length of time by nat
ural gas as fuel are not in safe condi-
tion to be used with other fuels"
Another discovery has been that nat
,iral gas attacks pipes and joints,
causing leakage. The underwriters
associations in Indiana have recon-
mended that all pipes that have been
down for FIVE years should be over
hauled.
The underwriters in pittsburg have
declared against the nse Of rubber
tubing for gas stoves. II policy hold
ers refuse to make metallic connec-
tions an additional rate of $3.50 ner
81 030 of insurance 10 to be charged.
Many fires have been caused by de-
fectivc tub.ng. Besides the dangers
of fires aud explosions, there is great
danger OF TIE forcing on Of tubing by
overprcssure Of gas, causing asphyxia-
ton. In all Of these matters the
agents while working in the interest of
the companies, are working in the iu-
terosts Of the people.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-14
WAGNER
Appointed as Member Of
Penitentiary Board.
Governor Nash Gives Out Name
Wednesday Afternoon.
Especial correspondence

Especial c0rrcspOndoncc.J
Columbus, Feb. 14-Gov. Nash this
afternoon announced his appointments
for the Board OF Directors of Ohio
penitcntiary. The Board will be made
up of as follows: Aaron Wagner,
Harry $. Grifiiths, Cole Gilllland, Re
publicans and McEIdon Dunn and A.
J. Sheppard. Democrats.
9,'i..
Use Democrat want column. It pays.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-14
Thanked Ohio Brethern.

Frankfort, KY. Feb, 14,-(spl.) RE
publican members of the Legislature
passed resolutions ut meeting this
morning thanking Ohio clubs for the
resolutions of sympathy for Governor
Taylor.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-14
Ten DOLLARS
Appeased the Wrath Of
an Irate Husband.
Chris Christensen Of Western Star,
Escaped Without Prosecution.

BY paying $40, it said Chris Christ
enson appeased the wrath of Mr..
Richards. Christensen was accused
of liveing with Richards wife. He
resides Mt Western Star. while Rich
ards lives in Akron. Mrs. Richards
left her husband some time ago.
1t was the intention to charge Chris
tenson and the woman with adultry,
but the matter was settled out of
court Tuesday.
Richards called on a local Justice to
make affidavit against Christensen,
but the latter learning Of the matter,
hurriedIy took steps for settlement.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-14
NORMAL SCHOOL
Bill viii be Recoasidered..- Victory
For Prof. Seese.

Columbus, o., Feb. 14.-(Spl. 1.-The
Seese Normal School hill was recon-
sidered in the House this morning by
II vote of 40 TO 80. IT has been recon-
united to the common schools COM
Mittee.
ROBERT o. RYDER.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-14
An Unknown Hero.

La Gaceta, published In Guadaia.
Jara, part in English and part In Span.
fish, prints in a prominent place the
following:
CARD.
WIN the gentleman who embraced my wife at
the entrance TO the postofice about o'clock
Thursday evening please send me his photograph
for my Album Of Heroes'' He will greatly
eblige' ait al
-Moxico Two Republics.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-14
ANTI CONVICT.
Contract Labor Bill Passed Wednes-
day In House.

Columbus, o. Feb. 14.-(Spl)-Thc
House today. by a vote of Go to 80,
passed the Satin Anti-Convict Contract
Labor bill.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-14
AKRON
Masons Will ExempIify
Work In Cleveland.
C. C. Goodrich Will Receive Scottish
Rite Degree.

The annual convention OF the Scot
tish Rite Masons OF Northeastern
Ohio is being held in Cleveland.
The convention opened Tuesday and
will continue four days closing with
banquet Friday night.
Mr.. C. G. Goodrich of this city will
receive the Scottish Rite degree.
Thursday a party Of Masons from
Akron will go to the Forest City
where they will exemplify the twen-
ty-hfth degree. The Akron party Is
composed of the following Masons:
Henry Perkins, A. II. Sargent, Prof.
G. G. Bates, Capt. George Biilow, Jos,
eph Hugill, Arthur Latham, DIR. W.
c. Jacobs, Harry F.. Loomis, II. NJ
Hagelbarger, George It. Rankin, Capt
A. p. Baldwin, George l.. Curtice, Fl.
Is. Houghton and ], C. McMillen,
II. T. Cahill is in Youngstown, at.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-14
Has Assets Aggregating
Eight Million.
No Contests at Annual Meeting
Wednesday.
Everything Harmonious In American
Cereal Company.

At the annual meeting Of tile stock
holders of the American Cereal Com
pany held in this city wednesda., the
former officers of the company were
reelected. The meeting was attended
hy about 50 stockholders and there
was no opposition 20 the election.
The board Of directors is made up as
follows: II. P. Croweil, Robert Stuart,
T. f. Wells and II. o. Hover of Chi.
cago; ]. a. Andrews and Miner ].
Allen of Akron. and Myron T. HerrIck
james Parmelee and O. L. Newell Of
Cleveland.
Following the election the boaro or
gaiized by electing II. p. CroweIl pres
idont; T. f. Wells, vice president. and
Robert Stuart, secretary and treasurer.
The following financial statement
was given OUT
ASSETS
Property account ....... 81, ,O64, ,0296 65
Construction ............ 1,2I4. .5so.39
Treasury bonds. .......... 412,70O00
Grain stocks per inventory 517,094.39
Manufactured stocks, per
inventory ............ 334,779.S1
Cooperage and bags. ..... 1O,514.9O
Package material .-...... 113,344.5s
Sundry supplies ........ 111,19T.96
Bills receivable .......... 15,5OO.OO
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-14

IL. r. Cahill is in Youngstown, at.
tending the convention of the State
Associa iion of Mastorrplumbcrs
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-14

The Democrat prints all the local
news.
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The Democrat prints all the local
ncws.
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Read Democrat liners today, 7th page
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