Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-03
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Twas day of much racing.
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Fakirs never did better business.
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The rainy season is said to be nearly
over.
Lots Of pretty girls in Summit
county.
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Deputy Sheriff Hollinger can also
obtain confessions.
Just why it is called ice cream candy
is problem for scientists.
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Three cheers for the officers who
are recapturing those prisoners!
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No, Maybell, they do not use city
water in the pools at the races.
"Way down yonder in de co'nfield,"
the first of the seven was found.
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There will be "squawkers" in many
a rural household, for a day or two.
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The money the n. o. T. Co. didn't
get would make respectable bank &c.
count.
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Maybe Dan Myers mistook the tall
corn for the tall timber, hence his re-
capture.
Akron carried off the honors in the
baby show with one first, and three
second prizes.
Most of the police have a distinct
realization of who is chief of the Po-
lice department.
AS usual good many people are sug-
gesting that the dates of the fair
should be changed.
If as many people traversed Furnace
st. every day it would soon present a
. different appearance.
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There were some dreadfully lame
: street cars in operation between Ak
4 ron and the fair grounds.
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y 1t Is said that veteran race horse
!, died of modification in. Pennsylvania
, last week, when hitched to plow.
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J. Today the managers of the fair ar
s laughing, and the public laughs wit
q them. Sunshine is surely contagious
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1t would have served Dan Myers righ
II to have compelled him to crawl bac
k into jail in the same manner he craw
ed out.
. Finishes so close that you could hav
s. thrown blanket over several of tn
e horses We're the order of the race
it Thursday. ?
!. No. Algernon, the horse owners don
' mean for their jockeys to get drum
S, when they order them to click 'er up
n to the limit
Manager Pierce of the Colonit
' admits that 1t is great show an
o. he has been in the business for ],
ID these many years.
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- All persons having to do with viol
ton of law Will remain away fro
~ Akron hereafter, for here "nll laws a
enforced" according to the Mayor.
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If. The persons who annually cross Il
track and try to see how near ra
'" horse can come to hitting them wit
he ont actually doing so, were at the fr
is in large numbers Thursday.
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-, Thirty-fye policemen ought to be M
to keep the crowds off the track
ny the fair grounds. At least, so remark
es Starter CAB" Barnard, and he add
ng "They each get $3.50 n day"
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Probably when few indigna
-" mothers have been to see the judl
'rs In the baby show and have wanted
de- know why no prizes came to the
the smiles win depart from the judg
faces.
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,t,, That the races are the great drI
ing card at the fair was evident Thu
VI day from the large crowd that wal
II until the last heat was run. Th
2 n were a good number of the fair sex
tics the crowd, too,
"'' The subject most discussed by Vi
"se ors to the fair who spent few he
cit In the city was the wonderful Gle
s a ness OF the streets. Truly Mayor Dc
nd has erected to himself monument
:. imperishable fame.
Ed" Hershey believes there is II
ey In racing ostriches, that Is. II
ion' birds don't get their tongues tnnl
Big In the bits or become addicted to ST
rom fright. II he goes into the busin
, :, Mr.. "Wilse" Robinson will probs
,,a. be his driver,
has on the other hand no one had q
'tur- so good time as the young man (
Copley township and his onllest O
Some foolish people may have SIN
lltor at them, but they Were Oblivion,
for II. Purely as a question of happi