Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-08-21
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not a Filipino Chief.
Keep good cheer. The county fair
is coming on apace.
1t is understood that the police will
go to Cleveland, rain or shine.
The Enterprise Machine Factory Co.
has displaced it's steam boilers with a
60-horse power gas engine.
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The same men who growl about ice
bills in summer. shout the loudest
against the Baron Coal Dealers later
on.
Akron's bank clearings for seven
months of this year were just little
short of double Canton's figures for
the same period.
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It's mighty good thing it will be
a holiday. If it were not, there are
lots of people who would not have
time to watch the big Labor day
parade go by,
The News Democrat of Canton, says:
Council held a meeting nearly two
hours long" Pooh! That's nothing.
The Akron Council scarcely gets down
to business inside of two hours.
If Commissioner Mcfarland makes
good his promise and persuades other
members of the Board to do like wise,
maybe the services of the Council
could ultimately be dispensed with.
Whether they We're winged ants OF
creatures of n more scientific name,
they will confer a favor by going to
Youngstown or Canton and staying
there where people have time to bother
with them.
To err Is not only human, but it is
decidedly characteristic of printers
and Mergenthalertypes machines
The Youngstown Telegram contains
the following: Miss Sam Brown, nee
Hannah Rowland Of Akron is visiting
her parents of this place.
These are the jocund vacation days
when the man who has two weeks of
rides forty miles in the sun ON hi
bicycle, mops the perspiration off hi
heated brow, pitles his associates wh
are sweltering in the office, and won
ders how they can stand the heat
Boston Transcript.
Col. G. B. NJ. Harvey, the publisher
tells of meeting the young bride of
we'll known Kentucky family, VIII
said: I'm glad to meet you, becaus
I'm thinking of writing a book" 20
what sort?' asked the colonel, ooh,
was the answer, something like lie
Miserables,' only more lively"
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The German newspapers, in con
menting on the relative merits of tn
French and English Navy have d,
cided that the French is superior
the English force. The English ship
are admitted to be the best, but tn
German papers say that the crews c
France are better drilled and wor
better than the English.
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Willie Vanderbilt and some of h
fellow auto enthusiasts have arrange
for an auto race to be held ut Ocea
Grove soon. Residents who live alon
the road on which the race will /
run have applied to the Police Con
missioners of Newport to have IL
race prevented AS the council ha
already given permission for the raC
the only thing that can be done wi
be to fine the contestants IL they G.
ceed the speed of ten miles an hou
AS Vanderbilt's Red Demon is almo
stopped when going at any such rid
culous speed as ten miles, the racel
are prepared TO run at least 60 mil'
an hour and pay the fines.
4 Did you ever notice." said Il
A Observing Citizen, standing with
reporter upon the East Market st, ra
i. way bridge, Tuesday evening, I'll
y ingenious manner in which expires
( men and baggasemen apply the bral
TO their wagons in going down Il
t steep incline TO the Union depot? He
[ comes an express wagon now; wat,
o it closely"
d The express driver drew his lin
r firmly and the horse pulled the heavi
|, loaded wagon up close to the curbil
a on the west side of the hill, Anoth
/. pun on the lines and the front whC