Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-06-17


Car Anderson denies that he in
spired the position of dog catcher to
pay off political debt.
Somebody will have to do some tall
hustlng If Mr.. Rogers becomes can
didate for Representative.
Now is there great joy in the sew
eral city departments. Officials will
have some money to buy fireworks.
Father Moran and Father MaharI
each have abundant opportunity of
witnessing demonstrations OF their
popularity. !
Ono mistake made by the Republican
convention vas that Of adjournng
without having endorsed somebody for
dog catcher.
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Will any Akron Councilman follow
the example of that Mckeesport man
and resign from the Councilmanic
body for conscience sake?
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only think OF the danger there'll
be in shutting up in the pound some
nice, refined dog along with a puck
of cirty, uncultivated ours!
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If Officer Taylor objects to carrying
a riot gun he might at least carry a
club. A good stout shillalah is a. very
potent persuadcr at short range.
Good many people asking who's
WHO on West lin. A very larga mum
Der Of excellent people live there.
heir names and lives are above re
p'oach.
disappointment in the conven.
tion at Akron last Saturday was that
! Gen. Dick die not repeat the Populisr
speech made by him at n recent meet
ing Of Ohio poStmasters.
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Large number of people very par
ticularly interested in Wednesdays
weather, but the old saying, Happy
the bride the sun shines on" has no
prophetic significance. after all.
Ihe rumor to the effect that j. p.
Morgan had opened negotiations with
the Board Of City Commissioners to.
ward employing 1t to manage a group
OF trusts he now has in mind, could
not be verified.
Which was the leading force in Sat.
urday's Republican convention-Gen.
Dick or the Gear? The omission OF
Senator Hanna's name from the list OF
celebrities named in the boquet of
resolutions is significant.
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And just to think that doc" Sisler
was turned down when he wanted ia
he member of the County Executive
committee! He is not following in
the footsteps of his illustrious prede
cessor very fast at that rate.
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The Cuyahoga Falls Reporter asks
this plain question of it's readers
How is II that men get intoxicated
during the sabbath hours if nothing
stronger than sulphate is obtained? {?
This question should have been sprunl
before rhc High school graduates left
on "the voyage"
Kent merchants have contributed
funds toward the purchase of blood
hounds for thief tracking. The purp,
VIII be owned and manipulated as
private institution, but when NOT busy
working for the syndicate may he pu
into public service, providing they'r,
not kept away over night.
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II met member OF the Anti Saloor
League today ana he was complaininl
because Saturdays Republican con
o. vention failed to endorse the Clark 10
cnl option bill," said the Observing
Citizen He seemed hopeful, howey
er. that the Senatorial convention
would take care of that"
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After all, said the Observing CT
izen, "NIr Gibbons, of the Schoo
Board, hasn't much to complain of he
cause he wasar given t. e chairman
ship Of n committee, | notice thai
during tho temporary absence of 8
member OF the Board he enjoys IN,
s9eekership oi one committee and /.
second man on threa."
Il see sa.. the Observing Citizen
thsA q s -rsessful tos' of new artl
hciai gas has been made in pennsyl
va?ia. pltt3burg ana PhiadelphiG
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