Funeral of Arthur Reublin Draws Thousands of Locals
The community gathered Wednesday in large numbers to honor Arthur Reublin, with about two thousand attending the Knights Templar, F and A M, BP, and Eagles ceremonies. Rev Wythecombe’s sermon praised his honest, generous character, noting no deceit or malice. Friends describe him as open hearted, charitable, and trustworthy, a loss felt deeply by many beyond his immediate family.
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Knights Templora
Wythecombe
Episcopal Church
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Tove
Arthur Benblin
Earth
Arthur Reublio
Coffee From Figs and a Texas Political Cleavage
A historical clipping notes fig coffee produced in Austria and Algeria as a blend of dried figs and coffee to lighten caffeine and improve flavor. It also recounts Capt. Bob Bruce of Texas declining Roosevelt’s offer to govern Oklahoma citing relocation costs and social expenses, detailing his stay in Washington and later move to a hotel due to quiet life.
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Austria
Germany
Hungary
Algeria
Europe
Bob Bruce
Texas
Roosevelt
Washington
Oklahoma
Stenographer Hired by Lorain and Elyria Fias Co
A representative of the Gra Co went to Oberlin Business College last week to hire a stenographer. HB McGinley was secured and began work Monday.
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Gra Co
Oberlin Business College
Vocate & Atenographer
HB McGinley
Man Declines Shelter Celt Refuses Inside Offer
A Methodist minister in the city invites a Celt to seek shelter inside the church as rain falls. The Celt declines, saying he will not go in, recalling how Jesus faced enemies and noting the minister did nothing then. Also noted is the death of missionary Marilla B. Ingalls in Burma, a comical Arkansas justice of the peace interrupting a divorce hearing, and quips about a court not believing a wife beating claim.
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Rhman
Philadelphia Times
Ayther
Squire Peavy
Arkansas
Burglars Blow Open Wallington Post Office Safe
Robbers forced entry between two and three Tuesday morning at Wallington post office. Four men suspected. one kept watch outside while three entered, blowing the big safe with nitroglycerine. About 21,800 in stamps and 8300 in money stolen plus some money orders. They escaped on a freight train after three.
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Wallington
Maney
Atamya
Wheeling
County Convention Set for April in North Amherst
The OK County convention will meet Friday April 3 in North Amherst starting at 9 am. Committees hear from social, Junior, Looxont, and Missionary groups with speakers Elyria Oberlin Wellington Lorain and more. Afternoon business session and a round table discuss aiding the Elyria event. Reverend Sala and President Foot lead evening programs.
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OK County
North Amherst
W O Williams
Elyria
E . Clark
Oberlin
Roy Kinney
Looxont
Mose Ruth Reed
Misa Maud Mann
Wellington
Foot
Habbell
W. J. Horner
Ninety Five Club Meets for Art Study and Papers
The Ninety Five Club is being entertained by Mrs Walter Davies. The Middle Period of American Art will be studied. Mrs Arthur Bevan will read on the Hudson River School founded by Cole Durand and Doughty. Mrs George Worthington will discuss Painting before and at the Centennial Exposition. After recess the first division led by Miss Clara Smith will discuss current events.
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Walter Davies
Arthur [Bevan
Cole, Durand
Doughty
George Worthington
Clara Smith
Circulation Comparison on Rural Delivery Route
Canfield of The Reporter toured a rural delivery route north of town last Tuesday and Wednesday. He counted papers taken per household as follows Reporters 61 Republicans 18 No paper 18 Elyria Democrats 7 Lorain Democrats Chronicles 9. The tally suggests The Reporter’s circulation nearly doubles that of other Lorain county papers on the route.
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WS Canfield
Avery House
Elyria
Lorain County
Advertised Letters List Names and Addressees
A list of names under Gentlemen and Ladies including Ellis A Barnes George Burrington Adine Fuller Clyde Griffin W Johnstown Samuel Minor Henry Minor Henry Stewart Win Thomas Fred Underhill Mrs C Brown Mrs W Burtz Mrs Caroline Stanp Mrs Mary Johnstown Mrs M Porter Mrs DO Beeley Mrs Mana Sisky Mrs Emma Squires.
Johnnie Ray Held in Toledo in Robbery Case
The friends of Johnnie Ray, once of this place, doubt his guilt in the Garrettsville post office robbery. Ray is in United States custody at Toledo, linked to the shooting death of Adams. He aided in the burial and admits knowing a woman who claims to be the robber's sister, with bond set at 2500.
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Johnnie Ray
Garrettsville
United States
Toledo
Ray
Adams
Warmest March in 33 years breaks records
The past month was the warmest March in thirty three years with an average daily temperature of 44 degrees, about 10 degrees above the long term March average. March 1885 was the coldest on record at 21 degrees, with 1897 and 1898 the closest years at 13 degrees.
Hunters Foolish Duel Over Decoy Ducks
Two local hunters, eager for a spring hunt in Eaton township, mistook wooden decoy ducks for real game. A farmer warned them, they bowed to him, and after a brief apology they headed away toward the courthouse tower, wiser and silent. Murder statistics follow: Italy 2470, Russia 2400, Spain 1600.
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Elyria
Court House Tower
Burglars Loot Elyria Public Library After Entry From Window
Burglars who operated in Elyria on Sunday night gained access through a third floor rear window, using the covered way from the Ely power block. They opened the librarian’s desk and rifled it, but found nothing of value. The January issue files of the Scientific American were missing, believed stolen.
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Elyria
Ely
H J Eady’s Anniversary Funds City Hospital Hope
H J Eady’s anniversary event took place on Wednesday with proceeds partly for a hospital fund. About half the proceeds, just under fifty dollars, were donated to a city hospital fund. Mr. Eady added the amount to the bank as announced before the day’s sales, hoping the sum will grow into a city hospital someday.
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H J Eady
Starts
Eady
City Hospital
Ice shipment rate schedule issued by Lorain & Elyria Ice Co
Due to a poor ice crop in Lorain Sandusky and Michigan a new delivery schedule is set. Deliveries over 3000 pounds to sidewalks are priced at 1.50 per 100 pounds, 2000 pounds to cellars or refrigerators at 1.70 per 100 pounds, under 2000 pounds to business places at 2.50 per 100 pounds, and domestic deliveries under 2000 pounds at 4.00 per 100 pounds. 16512
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Sandusky
Michigan
Lorain & Elyzia Ice Co
Seventeen Acres Near Huron Linked to Oil Drill Deal
One day last week a deal nearly closed to convey a tract of seventeen acres east of the Huron river, mostly marsh land, to the W and L E railway company for 27000 dollars. Several parties held interests, including ex-Sheriff WH Warden as a major holder. Rumor says Standard Oil Company purchased the parcel and will drill for oil there within weeks.
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Heron
W and
L E Railway Company
Huron River
Ex-Sherif WH Warden
Standard Oil Company
Woodmen convention elects delegates at North Amherst
The Modern Woodmen of America met in North Amherst on Wednesday to elect delegates to the state convention. Delegations from all county camps attended the gathering.
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Woodmen of America
North Amherst
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