Man shoots rival as court trial closes in Oberlin
Witnesses recount a confrontation between Mann and Riggs near Oberlin's church as Mann is shot. Riggs claims no threats and denies intent while witnesses describe a quarrel over a letter, a pistol drawn, and Mann collapsing after the shot. Jury later returns a manslaughter verdict.
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Mann
Rigsa
Tailvinnd
Riggs
Paami
Mana
Biss
Louisa
Miea
Louise
Treard Iviny
Treard
Manu
Croenis
Suray
Ana
John
White
Biggs
Ifngier
Hughes
Tia
Crass
Peter Hayden
Peter Huphiswarn
Tefsbhet
Medrom
Madda
Rigas
John White
Kellogg
Brewster Pelton
Pelton
Perlon
Jennings
Oberlin
Roy Pelton
Bim
AL Apteentons
Charles Paine
Cros
Mutin
Daniel Webster
Wis
Pittsford
Tigard
Wilton Endarwood Avera
Nesa
Taylor
Defonus
Griswold Gattele
Ure
Terrer
Incomplete Input Reflects Nonstandard Text
The provided text is garbled and unclear, with multiple typos and nonsensical phrases, making it impossible to extract a coherent event, entities, or a clear news value for a proper headline and summary. No verifiable persons or organizations can be identified.
Apology from Elyria Courier for delayed issue
The Elyria Courier dated February 26, 1951 apologizes for a late edition due to missing labor for the inside page. It states plans to publish the charge of ladies’ bras duty and promises to appear next week with a full issue and usual features.
Fire devastates Akron business district in late 19th century
A major blaze swept through Market Street and surrounding blocks in Akron, destroying parts of T. D. Tall & Co and Summer & Co stores along with Habern & Co and other firms. Insurance covered most losses, with total damages estimated at about 25 000 dollars. Authorities and volunteers fought the flames as homes and other businesses faced risk.
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Winginia
Akron
Stover
Tnchy
Allston
Plase
Market Street
T. D. Tail & Co
Tabnyon & Wattag
L I Sanfuit
A. Hibbaru & Co
Abbayland Roses and Luminas & Co
Anthom May
A &Co
IL. Stamford
Sumer & Co
Rawson & Co
Lown
See
Congregational Church
Weber
Tall & Co
Summer & Co
Frst
Om Town
Old Style Valentine Verse Fragment
Fragmented verse about love and longing with archaic spell and gaze imagery. Repeats lines on blue eyes as a guiding light and the ache of days and years without reunion, ending with a call to gentleness and heavenly passage.
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Rosaa
Eleven Week of Sessions Sees No Legislation Yet
In the eleventh week of the sessions no decisive step in legislation has occurred and no elections are yet disposed of. This afternoon may witness the election of associate judges, with announcements to follow if it happens. Several resolutions have been introduced for election of other officers.
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Nine
John
Sarah
Yioi
Llucis
Hank Gil Ha
Movs
Mamoerney
Cincinnati
Riot at Boston Leads to Political Turmoil Report
The Legislature on the 17th elected 81 Associate Judges 18 Whigs 11 Democrats and 2 Free Sailors. See another column for details of the riot at Boston.
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Associatae
Boston
Debate on Cass and Western Rivers Improvements in Cleveland
The article discusses political disputes over Gen Cass and his stance on western river improvements. It cites contemporary newspapers the Washington Republic and the Plain Dealer, noting claims of “noise and confusion” at Cleveland speeches and countering with Cass authorized statements. It critiques press reliability and asserts the truth of Cass’s positions.
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Deé Free Press
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Cleveland
Dudge Wood
Gass
Democratic Party
Gon Cass
Plain Dealer
Sueyeth
Gen Cass
Locofoco
Wood
Cyss
Bis
Unrortin thos night tme And trouble all diy
A fragmented poem and local notes mix with railroad project details and a Cleveland street crime report. The piece references a Junction Railroad plan from Olmsted to Sandusky City, surveying, contractors, and local civic rivalry, plus an escape from the Ohio penitentiary and a humorous newspaper aside. Authorities advertise a $100 reward and discuss route options and financing terms amid a heavy local context.
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Messina
Yna
Junction Railroad
Okpsteal
CC. & Railroad
Elyria
Sandusky City
Vernil Hon Anl Turen
Olmsted
Gurdusky City
Messrs. I Quilby & Co
Olmnated
Mosara Ouithy & Co
Jolyvia
Messrs Oilhy & Co
J. R. Company
Toledo
Tromoyi
Framant
Pérrexbury
Maumee City
Southern Michigan
Maumeee City
Manmes
Defance
Port Wayne
Cleveland
Thahsels Og Nt
Nave
Sandusky
Bindasly
Aml
Cal
Vouching incident on Lukestreat ends with cat scare
A boy on Lukestreat grabbed a girl’s powder horn and reportedly tried to blow up a cat that had offended him in a domestic dispute. The episode ended with a small explosion of coal or ash near the cat and local concern.
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Thomas
Fugitive Slav Mob Bustox Arrest Shocks City
Frederick Wilkins was arrested and presented to Commissioner Curtis in the examination room, which was stormed by about 300 mob members who carried off the fugitive in triumph. No injuries reported. marshal’s reward set at 100 dollars to deter officers.
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Cleveland
Clevelant
Leginatura
Colimbus Mal
Cincinnati
la Grange
Priday
Hell
Leva
Tieteity
Cleveland Light Artillery
Mowe
Ohio
Bustox
Peb
A. Sugitive
Frederick Wilkins
Curtis
Eatet
Catet
Fugitive Slave Rescue Sparks Boston City Response
A Boston incident on February 15 led to arrests and a mob rescue attempt of a fugitive from U.S. Marshal space. Officials demanded enforcement of the laws. A proclamation calls on citizens and officers to support law and order. the fugitive’s location remains uncertain as authorities pursue leads toward Canada.
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U. States
Boston
District of Margachusetts
Marshall
Anid
Touching Accident Involving Powder Cat and Horn
Narrative describes a sudden discharge of powder and a cat during a hearth scene with a bellows and a hat or Sat. Te shows stearned fear but remains largely unhurt, suggesting it was an accidental event.
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Deater
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