Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-23
LAST LINKS.

LAST LINKS.
The Economic League will meet
Tuesday evening at G. A. II. hall.
Jonothan Taylor will discuss tho "ln.
iativc and Referendum"
Messrs Il II. Brown and II. +. Ger
rim, Iuhrmary Directors Of Henry
county, were in Akron Monday on bus
incss with the poor authorities of the
city.
Saturday John Mikschh, holding tick.
ct No. 2O3, drew n gold watch AZ
Henry Berrodiis clothing store on
S. Main ST. Mr.. Bcrrodin has inau-
guraicd n series of drawings for the
benefit Of his patrons. One will bc
held each week.
Saturday night the fire department
was called 10 the residence Of X.
l.. Andrew. 1l9 Furnace ST., where
lamp had ignited q lace curtain. Dam
age slight.
In Mayors court Monday morning
John McCallow. James Shanessey,
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Mike Mccullough, Anthony Leonard
and George kcreny were each fned
81 and costs for inioxlcation; John
Kicker, for begging, fined So and costs
fine suspended, case against Csri
Lang and Frank stewart, accused OF
stealing pigeons, called. Defenrants
not in court aud case continued TO
Tuesday morning.
The Jewish Chautauqua Circle will
meet this evening ut the home of Rab
hi and Mrs. |. u. Philo, l2J Perkins 81 =,
AT $50. The Rise of Christianity
will be the topic for discussion.
w. r. Crispin returned today from
n trip TO Portage and Trumhul coun
ties. in the interest of the Prohibition
party. He helped TO organize the
Prohibition forces at RaveDna on the
14th The convention elected dele
gates to the state convention and alsc
placed full county ticket in the field
At Warren on the 21St, Mr.. Crispir
also was present AT the Trumhull coun
ty convention and addressed the con
vcntion on the outlook for the party
and the work before it. Delegates
and county ticket were elected. The
convention was fairly well attended
and good interest manifested.
East Exchange street property own
crs will petition for cinder cross walk
on that street. The street is pave'
but hasn't been cleaned since fall an,
in some places is as impossible as Il
in some places is as impossible as al
unpaved street in rainy season.
Howard j. Smith received a frac
turcd jaw and broken collar bone a
Warkick Sunday. He was brought t,
this city and placed in the hospital
Case Of scarlet fever reported in fam
! lily of Mrs. l.. Yeagcr. los Pearl ST.
and case of diphthcria at residence
2O6 Carroll st.
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Groarl
was held at o'clocl, Monday after
noon.
Supreme Deputy |. s. Mackey will
be present at the next meeting, We'd
IltSudA VI lHt NulSulS anu l1dults u
Security.
The Evangelical Alliance met Mon
day at the South Main st, NJ. T.. churcl
The regular program was carried out
An Italian with long name, droppe,
a railroad tie upon his foot Monday
Several toes were crushed and he wa
taken to the hospital The man work
cd in the Erie construction gang.
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Mr.. Clement j. StocElc of Taplir
Rice Il Co., left for Massillon toda,
TO take charge of the machine shop o
; new steel mill now being built by Ger
+ j. ID. CoXcy at Mt Vernon, o.
= Cottage Grove picnic grounds on IN
Z Cleveland Terminal & Valley railroa
have been thoroughly overhauled an
= renovated and will he opened for th