The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-05-31
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There is a warm time coming for the
shirt waist man.
Mark Twain making farewell speech
es is something of standing joke.
The New Jersey woman who declines
to talk till she is allowed to vote un-
doubtedly holds to the opinion that
the ballot can speak more forcibly.
An extra session of congress is likely
to be necessary as the result of tfat
supreme court decision. That is the
saddest feature of the affair.
Those enyious Akron newspaper
scribes will please take notice that the
contract for the new hotel in Canton
has been signed. Canton will be able
to take care of conventions galore
when the hotel is completed
What are you being taxed for ="
asks the Niles News. So far as some
of us are concerned it is for the same
reason that some people remain be.
of escape.
Little Porto Rico now knows what
relation she is to her Uncle Sam.
The decision of the steel trust to in
sure its own property is evidence that
the trust is willing to take some risks
There is not one Ohio woman in the
long list of standing committees ap-
pointed by the woman's congress held
in Columbus. Can it be that the Ohio
woman is less successful in the race
for committeeships and Offices than
the Ohio man?
The return of Mr.. F. p. Dunno from
abroad gives assurance that Mr.. Dooley
is in improved health and ready to talk
for publication.
Senators Tillman and McLaurin
evidently hope to give the people of
South Carolina an opportunity to wit.
ness a first class race in their efforts
2 TO be reelected.
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A current paragraph states that
Mayor Tom L. Johnson began life as
messenger boy. Tom early got move
on him which untitled him for the mes.
senger service.
When Mark Hanna gets control of
the Massillon coal fields he will be
in position to make things warm.
Responding to the protests of foreign
embassies, the Turkish government
has rescinded it's order prohibiting
the entry of typewriters into Turkey
The doors Of the Ottoman empire could
not stand the bombardment of the type
writer.
The judiciary committee of the Chi
cago city council has recommended
the passage of an ordinance requiring
the use of labels showing the exact
weight of loaves of bread. Chicago
people want the worth of their money
and will not tolerate light bread.
Several hundred delegates and con-
gressmen from western states met in
Omaha the other day to discuss the
question of irrigation. The irrigation
we're having in this part Of the countr..
has brought out some discussion, bur
of a totally different nature from that
of the westerners.
The Telegram says that inquiries are
beginning to be made as to when ce--
tain city employees in Youngstown find
time to do the work for which they
draw salaries. Can this be in the ma
ture of discovery, or are the questions
asked merely from idle curiosity?
Akron authorities have shown a dis.
position TO make record for swift
work. The dynamiters have been in.
dicted.
If Mayor Tom l.. Johnson, of Cleve-
land did not enjoy the sparring during
the arguments in his tax mandamus
suits in court at Cleveland yesterday
It was no fault of the lawyers. They
furnished some warm shots.
The Youngstown Telegram is urging
the business men of that city to Join
the board of commerce, recent organi.
xation in the town on the Mahoning.
They should need no urging to get in
line and help to do the pushing for
business enterprises.
ACTIVITY IN SALEM.
The fire authorities are having the