Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-08-04
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Quite a shower yesterday.
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Council meeting this evening at 1880. |
The pumpkin is getting ready for the
frost.
Begin talking about harvest home
picnics.
Company + began hostilities too
soon.
That barking dogs never bite is a
maxim not to be taken too literally.
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Council was in session two weeks
ago until II o'clock. They'll proba-
bly, not let go tonight until 1890.
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AS examples of perseverance and in
dustriousness the bee and ant must
take seats in the rear of the mosquito.
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"By n typographical error" says the
Youngstown Telegram, 'the weather
predictions for Saturday turned out
all right"
II j. Pierpont retires. 1t will proba-
bly, he like the retirement OF Carnegie
who. it is said, is making more money
today than ever he did.
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The fact that the Republican chair
mans name is Beery should have no
significance in the campaign. Rev.
Crispin will take notice.
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Reginald Vanderbilt is now spend
ing his time training for the polo
games. This is an occupation differ
ent from that of the founder OF the
Vanderbilt fortune when he was
"Reggy's" age. oh fle, for shame, Reg
innld! So,
A thought for the day-A tramp is a
louise. He is worse than beast. In
the animal kingdom there is a place
for every kind of creature, but there
Is no established place anywhere for
a tramp Mayor Doyle.
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Some Of the young men of that
younger smart set to which the pret-
ty girl who made the high dive he.
longs will be very apt to resist the
temptations of the bathing beach while
the young lady aforesaid remains in
Akron. Not all of them would will
ingly dive Off that 1S-foot platform as
she did
They are telling the following story
of main line conductor. He engag-
ed In friendly scuffle with the motor
man, while waiting at the end of the
line. and one Of the legs of his panta-
looms was abbreviated. SO ne reduced
the other leg to same length 1t was
very noticeable, and when the inspector
saw him he said: mo more of that.
The company has made no change In
uniforms and until further notice YOU
continue to wear trousers Of the regu.
lation length"
Ex-C!ty Commissioner Henry Young,
who removed from Akron to Pitts
burg about year ago, Is here for a
months visit Although his residence
Is not here, he is far from having lost
interest in his former home town, and
is especially interested In the move.
ment to change the form of city gov.
ernment He believes that the Com,
missioner system would have been
popular with the people had II been
kept free of politics. While he was
a member of the Board the Commits
sioners refused TO listen 10 anything
whose object WAS cfor politics only
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A Western newspaper accused OF be
! ing afraid Of the truth improved ar
r early opportunity to explode the ac
h eusatlon by reporting wedding a,
8 follows: "Marrled-Mlss Sylvia Rhodes
b. TO James Carnham, last Saturday even
q Ing at the Baptist parsonage. Th
: bride Is an ordinary town girl VIII,
q doesn't know any more than rabbi
a about cooking and never helped he
poor mother three days In her life
She Is not beauty by any mean
Il and has a gait like fat duck. Tn
q groom Is we'll known here as an up