Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-30
COUNCIL.
r. ID. PAUL

r. ID. PAUL.
Il. d. Paul, candidate for Council
from the First ward, is too well known
to Akron citizens to need any introduc-
tion. He was born in Summit county.
and in this county he has spent his en-
tire life. He comes from one of the
oldest and best families In the Western
Reserve. A resident of Akron for
many years, he is known as respec-
table and substantial citizen. Being a
civil engineer, his knowledge in that
line is valuable to him in serving his
ward and city as Councilman. His
record as Councilman is untarnished.
His vote has always been cast in the
interests of the people, and as a pub
lie official, he is possessed of sterling
qualities that commend him favorably
to the people.
His defeat would be discourage
ment to every official who tries to do
what is right for the people.
RICHARD #. PALMER.
Second Ward-Richard f. Palmer,
candidate for Council in the Second
ward, was born in Akron, March 13,
1910. He attended the Akron schools.
Enlisting in Company G, Nine
teenth o. V. l., in April, 1861,
he served for three months. AT.
forwards enlisting in the 1SSth Regi.
ment, o. V. l., he served until the close
of the Civil war; Mr.. Palmer was
elected to the City Council of Akron,
from the Fifth ward, in 1871, and
served two years. He was employed
in the office of the Akron Iron Com.
pany during the years 1928. In
June, 1874, he entered the employ of
Aultman, Miller & Co., as general
agent, and remained In that capacity
until Jan. 1, 1897.
JAMES B. RUTHERFORD.
Third ward-James B. Rutherford,
Democratic candidate for Council
from the Third ward, is one of Akron's
best known business men. He is the
veteran stove and tinware dealer, and
has been a lifelong Democrat. He
has resided in the Third ward 1e
years. Mr.. Rutherford is member
Of Mcpherson lodge, knights of
Pythias, and is an ex-lieutenant of the
Uniform Rank. He lives at 455 w
Center st. He will give his constit
uents faithful service il elected.
AUGUST w. PISIlE.
August w. Piske. candidate fol
Council in the Fourth ward on tho
Democratic ticket, resides at AL u
Thornton st. He has resided In the
ward for 20 years. He was employed
in the Buckeye works for six years
He then entered the employ Of the
American Cereal Company where ht
has been ever since. He is q charter
member of the Schumacher Aid Asso
citation. He has family OF five chill
dren. His employers speak in the
highest terms of him. During the
many years that he has been with tht
company he has proved to he an hon
est, Industrious and conscientious
workman. ,
RICHARD p. MASON.
When the Democrats of the Fiftl
ward nominated Richard +. Mason fol
member of the, Council they selected
man, who by his own integrity ant
strict application to duty has made
himself one of tie best known men II
the ward. Mr.. Mason is ~ years Of
age, and during his residence in this
city, covering 20 years, he has beer
employed by the b. II. Goodrich Rub
bcr company. The past nine years Mr.
Mason has lived In the Fifth ward
and understands its needs. He ~ {
member of Aetolia lodge, knights o.
Pythias; White Anchor Association
and Tip Top Cycle club. Mr.. MasoI
resides with his wife and family a
ia Coburn st.
GEORGE. b. SMITH.
| When the Democrats of the Sixtl
ward nominated George h. Smith fo
Council, they made wise selection
Mr.. Smith resides at liz ChamplaiI
st. He is potter by trade, and is {
substantial and respected citizen. L
elected, he will make an excellent rep
resentative for his ward.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
DIR, u ii. SELLER.