Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-02
Final Wind up Of Campaign-Money y
to Burn In. Fireworks.


bands are practicing and all is in
readiness for the great Republican
hullabaloo. The Silver Barons are
in fine fettle and the Hershey, Dick
and Mckinley prosperity parade is
awaiting the word to advance.
Chief Marshal =. A. Hershey has
issued his general order for the occa-
sion, a copy Of which he furnishes the
Democrat. He announces that his
headquarters will be at Republican
headquarters in the Abbey block.
Here he will receive the reports of
his thousand and one aides. AS soon
as they have called and paid thei.
respects he will mount his fiery steed
and move to the head of the parade.
The marchers will fall into line at
7:30 o'clock. Three sharp blasts on the
whistle Of the Thomas Phillips COM
pany will be the signal to Forward
March"
The Chief Marshal has appointed the
following Marshals Of divisions: Capt.
Fl. J. Blackburn, first division; Capt.
Herman Werner second division; DIR.
L. E. Sisler, third division; G. w.
Kline, fourth division; Capt Asa
Whitestine, fifth division. The Hon.
Charles Dick and Capt. Aaron Wag,
oner will act as special aides to the
Chief Marshal DR.. H. G. Thesis, Fred
e. Smith, DR.. G. M. Todd and q. r.
Harper are assistant aides.
The divisions will form as follows:
First observation-disclosures on
s. Main st., north of Exchange st.
Second Observation-Disclosures on s.
Main ST., south of Exchange st.
Third division-Headquart on W.
Exchange ST., at corner of Main st.
Fourth headquarters on
S. High ST., north of Exchange st.
Fifth Headquarters at No.
2 engine house. This division will
form on q. Exchange ST., at o'clock
and will march to S. High ST., south
of Exchange st.
Chief of Police Dunn has issued or
ders to keep all vehicles off of South
Main St, during the hours of the par
ade. This step is taken for the pur-
pose of avoiding all accidents.
The line of march will be east on
Exchange st. to Sumner ST.; north
on Sumner st. to Buchtel ave.; east
on Buchtel ave. to Fir ST.; north on
Fir st. to Market ST.; west on Market
st. to Howard St; south on Howard
st. to Main ST; north on west side Of
Main st. to Market ST., counter march
ing on east side of Main to Bartges
sts.; counter marching back on west
side of Main st. to corner of Main and
Howard.
A display Of fireworks has been ar
ranged by the committee, a portion of
which will be displayed during the
whole line of march, but the main part
of the fire works will be displayed
when the parade reaches Howard ST.,
from Market st.
DIVISION OF PARADE.
The First division will be composed
as follows:
! Capt. H. J. Blackburn, marshal.
The Foster band.
II First Voters club of Akron, o.
Club composed of the old soldiers of
Akron.
American Cereal 90. Mckinley
club.
Il Eureka band.
Diamond Rubber Co. Mckinley club.
Enterprise Mfg. Co. Mckinley club.
Akron Betting Co. Mckinley club,
Star Drilling Machine Co. Mckinley
club.
India Rubber Co. Mckinley club.
Selle Gear Co. Mckinley club.
Akron Mfg. Co. Mckinley club.
4 u. S. Stoneware Co. Mckinley club.
Italian Mckinley club.
SECOND DIVISION.
Capt. Herman Werner, marshal.
Diamond Rubber Works band.
Employees of the Werner Co. Nc
Kinley club.
Western Linoleum Co. Mckinley
club
Thorpe g. Kile Co. Mckinley club.
Buchtel college Mckinley club.
3. F. Goodrich band.
B. r. Goodrich Co. Mckinley clup.
American Hard Rubber Co. McKin-
ley club.
| lf1lhD III lOlON.
l.. e. Sister, marshal
Cuyahoga Falls Cornet band.
Northern Ohio Traction Co. McKin-
ley club.
Cuyahoga Falls Mckinley club.A
Hudson Mckinley club.
Copley band.
Copley Mckinley club:
j. G. Mcneil Co. Mckinley club.
Summit Sewer Pipe Co. Mckinley
club.
Akron Railroad employees Mckinley
club.
Barberton band.
Barberton Mckinley club
Thomas. Phillips & Co. Mckinley
club.
Clinton band. e.
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