Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-05
READY FOR
THE ELECTION
The City Campaign Has Been Quiet,
But Earnest.

age. and this is the first time he has
ever been candidate for office. For a
number of years Mr.. Atkinson was en-
ployed at Robinson's book store, and
at present, he is an inspector of knives
at the plant of Aultman, Miller Il Co.
The Democratic candidates for
Council in the Sixth ward, Mr.. Chas.
G. Warner, has resided at 107 Warner
St, for n number of years. After work
, ing 90 years for the Il. IL. Merrill Co.
he pcGepted position in the shipping
department of the Whitman & Barnes
Manufacturing Co., where he Is now
employed. His only public service
was as trustee in Portage township,
an office which he filled very satisfac.
torily.
Councilman j. w. Walker, candidate
for reelection from the Seventh ward
lives with his family at 90 Lake ST.
He has lived in Akron 10 years, and
by hard work and saving has man
aged to pay for a good home. Mr..
Walker is Il conductor on the Main and
Market st. line of the n. o. I. Co.
In Council, Mr.. Walker has always
made strong fight for the interests
of the Seventh ward, and has always
advocated economy in the conducting
of city affairs.
Councilman Piske, who Is candi-
date for reelection from the Eighth
ward has made splendid Council
man. He has always been conserva-
tive and economical in his views, and
has the courage to say what he be-
lieves Is right.
All the Democratic candidates for
School Board are gentlemen well
qualified for membership in that body.
They are familiar with the needs of
the citys schools, and IL elected will
do all they can to keep up the stand
ard of education in this city.
Mr.. j. Asa Palmer, Democratic can
didate for School Board in the First
ward, is a graduate of the Akron High
school, and of Buchtel college. He
lives with his family at 574 East Buch-
tel ave, and for a number of years
: has been in the general Office of Ault-
man, Miller & Co. His position now
: Is manager of the credit department.
In the Second ward, the Democratic
candidates for School Board are
l Messrs. George Il. Kratz and Thomas
: Weir. Mr.. Kratz Is n furniture dealer,
his store being on South Howard st.
l His residence is at 635 East Buchtel
5 ave. Mr.. Weir is a potter by trade,
5 and his home is at 25S Johnston st.
7 Mr.. Alfred j. White, Democratic
nominee for School Board in the Third
G ward, Is treasurer of the Williams
Q Foundry and Machine Go. His home
;. is Mt All Park st.
$ In the Fourth ward, the Democratic
candidate for School Board Is Mr.
J Chas. Pfeiffer. of 222 North Walnut
r st. Mr.. Pfeffcr Is an organizer for
1 the Pathfinder.
T. The Fifth ward candidate for School
t Board on the Democratic ticket, Mr.
:. Frank Baker, is well known and high
( ly regarded by his neighbors.
t Mr.. VIM. II. McBarnes, for School
J. Board in the Sixth ward, is an en-
& gineer. His home is at 1903 Fair Place
l. In the Seventh ward the Democratic
u candidates for School Board arc
Messrs. Amos White and Frank Good
+. cnberger. Mr.. White is n candidat,
> for reelection He has made goot
Q record in the year he has served on thu
IS Board. Mr.. White is connected will
s the store of Lang * Hoover. Mr.
g Goodenberger is a motorman on tn,
l. n. o. Il. lines. His home is at 60.
= Yale st. t%SA
Mr.. Max Endres, the Democratic
C nominee for School Board in tn,
h Eighth ward, is a candidate for re
l. election. Mr.. Endres is a contractor
If and he resides at 211 Allyn st.