Republican Meeting a Grand Success in Elyria
A Republican mass meeting at the opera house in Elyria drew prominent county Republicans and featured Leal Stroup and Rev. Morgan Wood. Stroup urged rights to seek office without party rings, while Wood condemned ring politics and urged candidates declare themselves independently and serve on merit. The audience responded with hearty applause as speakers highlighted clean politics and civic duty.
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Republican Club of
Elyria
Morgan Wood
Opera House
Alb
Leal Stroup
Tammany Gang
Judge Webber
Stroup
Cleveland
Ring Rose
Wood
Imo
Ron
Jadze Webber
Rev. Wool
Congress
Best Go-Carts and Furniture Line on the Market
A local ad touts a premier line of go carts and care yatages with Heywood rigs priced from 1.98 to 45.00. It promises new automobile gear, easy running, and safe operation. The showroom invites inspection of a full range of up-to-date furniture pieces for all buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heywood
Voters urged to caucus by ballot and records kept
A notice urges participation at caucuses by ballot and maintaining a voter list. The report also covers a child accident: six year old Mia Manor Davis of Columbia atreat, fell on the way to school injuring teeth. Dr Charles Cushing treated the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Manor Davis
Columbia Atreat
Charles Cushing
Probate court appoints executors and administrators
Probate Court Elizabeth M. Smith named administratrix of James F. Smith estate on Isle of Black River with bond under $100. H O Coline appointed administrator of Ann B Colling estate of Elyria with bond $5000. Reuben B Amstutz will filed for probate at Henrietts. Commission signed for Martin J. Bander of Cleveland to take testimony of witnesses.
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Elizabeth M. Smith
James F. Smith
Isle of Black River
H. O
Coline
Ann B. Colling
Elyria
Reuben B. Amstutz
Henrietts
Martin J. Bander
Cleveland
Skipped painter Con Wonder abandons family debts rise
The article profiles SKIPPS Con Wonder, a veteran painter and sign writer for FP.OE Caywood, who squandered earnings in saloons, fell behind on debts, and left his wife and children. He returned drunk, was admitted home, then disappeared again, while his wife sought humane officer help. Wonder’s talents masked a dissipated lifestyle and eventual loss of position.
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Con Wonder
OE Caywood
Con
Han
Tad
Aeber
Wonder
Coud
Caywand
Miuth Fowge
DeMesa Lyric Banda to Perform in Elyria Church Concert
The DeMesa Lyric Banda will present a live entertainment event on April 20 at the First Congregational Church in Elyria. The program features vocal music and forty five instruments including violin, mandolin, banjo, xylophone bands, and a noted two cornet feat by Sr. George DeMesa. Tickets and prizes offered at 25 to 50 cents with draws for large rewards. venue listed as 206 East Lake Street and 223 Rosh Street with seating priced within reach.
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DeMesa Lyric Banda
Adique
First Congregational
Vinlin Orchestra
Ours Net
Septelie
Mamtoln
DeMoss Colambian Handbella
Rustia Balla
George DeMesa
DeMesa
Obtongo
Tiokata
Elyria Address Fragment Heads to Clarification
Fragment mentions Harry Smth or Smth's on Broad Street in Elyria with an unreadable trailing number, prompting need for full address verification.
Washington Avenue Bridge Sparks City Debate
A committee led by W G Sharp D J Nye and M Strauss presented a petition from fifty residents urging immediate construction of the Washington avenue bridge. They described the unsafe decayed structure hindering traffic and streetcar routes and urged funding and a plan to replace the bridge within the year. The matter was referred to the finance committee for funding options beyond county aid or bonds.
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W. G. Sharp
D. J. Nye
M. Strauss
Float Ward
Washington Avenue Bridge
Sharp
Masara
Nyesod Strauss
Straugg
Stranan
Summers
Elyria
Don't let the Tammany gang steal the caucuses
Death of Ernst Berg at twenty nine after illness with consumption. Berg, son of Charles Berg, had gone to Colorado about four years ago and returned home before dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany Gang
Ernst
Charles Berg
Colorado
Guilty verdict in August Fetzer fishing case at Black River
August Fetzer of Lorrain was found guilty of violating river fishing laws after a trial before Suntice Lawrence. Evidence showed he used large nets to catch ash in the waters of the Black River near the steel plant at Portuguese River. He paid a $36 fine.
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August Fetzer
Lorain
Suntice Lawrence
Fetzer
Black
Senate employee in city for Chamberlain incident questioned
A Cincinnati Ohio newspaper column accuses an assistant sergeant at arms of the Senate, paid by the state, of meddling in local politics in Elyria. It condemns his presence and urges voting for A. R. Webber who is described as promoting clean government.
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Senate
Elyria
Gacht
A. R. Webber
Republican Caucus Friday Night April 15
Republicans urged to attend the congressional caucus Friday at 7 p m to participate actively. Members should arrive before seven, demand fair process, and oppose any tricks to ensure everyone has a chance to vote.
Elyria Paper Charges Official Interference in Cham berlain Campaign
Communication from Elyria Ohio accuses Emel Tettelbaum Cleveland assistant sergeant at arms of Columbus of coming to Elyria to influence voters for Chamberlain. Mayor Folger confronts the claim asserting Webber’s debts and honesty, with defense by Sam defending Webber.
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Elyria
Chamberlain
Cleveland
Tettelbaum
Folger
Webber
Burke to Leave Ely for Guthris Oklahoma
J B Burke former Chronicle editor will relocate to Guthris Oklahoma soon. He came to Ely in 1900 as a ordained minister and later switched to journalism then began studying law. His future profession in his new home remains unsettled.
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J.B. Burke
The
Chronicle
Elyvia
Guthris, Okla
Burke
Anosriain
Marriage Notice for Talmadge C Cherry and Mise Charlotte Lerach
On Wednesday April 27th the marriage banns are out for Talmadge C Cherry formerly superintendent of Lorain street railway to Mise Charlotte Lerach daughter of Mr and Mrs John Lerach Elyria. Cherry now manages traction lines for Saginawani Bay City Michigan and lives at the former address. Lerach is a well known young society lady of Elyria.
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Talmadge C. Cherry
Superi
Lorain Street Railway Company
Mise
Charlotte Lerseh
John Lerach
Qherry
Saginawani Bay Oty
Mich
Miss Lerach
Elyria
Homemaking tips from a bygone era meals and seafood
Old household column shares a mix of cooking and health remedies. It describes iron infusion methods and teas for digestion, a clam soup recipe, and steps for preparing steamed tea with lemon slice and sugar. The fragment combines domestic advice with food preparation and simple tonics.
Royal Baking Powder Promoted for Healthful Cakes
The article urges care in child nutrition and links quality baking to wholesome food. It extolls Royal Baking Powder as essential for light, sweet, flavorful cakes and other baked goods, claiming it makes foods wholesome for both young and old.
Hospital Bill Seeks Commission On Public Institutions
A bill passed by the house on Tuesday would appoint a commission to study public institutions and criminal records and report on establishing a hospital for the cure of drunkenness and the status of dipsomaniacs. The notice also includes thanks for condolences and flowers, and a caucus reminder to voters.
Connecticut Wild Dogs Report Sparking Local Action
Game Warden Foote cooperates with Selectman Prior as Pialoville residents organize a posse to hunt wild dogs on Rattleenz Mountain. The tale traces former Foxhound keeper Lewis and his four to five hounds that became feral after his death, raiding farms and deer, with towns paying 22 dollars for losses while locals rescue a trapped deer. Chicago church count listed as 66 in 1903 directory.
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Foote
Pialoville
Rattleenz
Hartford
Frank B. Newton
Plainville Center
Lewis
Shudtle Meadow
New Britain
Mr. Lewis
Shuttle Meadow
Graham
Flair
Hurley
James
Cnurenes
Uncago
Chicago
Fall From Water Tower Leaves Worker Unharmed
Roy Vaughn a steel plant worker narrowly escaped death Thursday morning after falling forty feet from the top of a steel water tower. He had gone up to repair a leaking pipe and, attempting to descend by rope rather than by the ladder, lost his grip and plummeted to the ground unharmed.
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Roy Vaughn
Vaughn
Change in Marriage Law Clears Senate Vote
The House passed the Houck senate bill amending the marriage license law. It requires a bride to have lived 60 days in the county of application, requires both bride and groom to appear in court, and disqualifies applicants with certain disqualifications.
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House
Houck Senate
Court case tweets BR Spore v Spores for divorce
Mirgarst BR Spore sues Frank Spores in the Court of Common Pleas for divorce and alimony claiming extreme cruelty and adultery. They were married in 1961 at Painesville and have two children aged ten and four. Attorneys listed are Thompson and GHitsch.
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Mirgarst BR. Spore
Suite
Frank Spores
Tha
Painesville
Thompson & Ghitsch
Wanted Small Washings Notice
Small washings wanted call or write No 09 Water Street.
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Water Street
Domestic helper sought for elderly care duties
At once a competent girl is needed to provide good cooking and every day assistance for the elderly. Pay listed as 5 per week. References required. Apply to Mrs. John Lerach at 825 Washington Avenue.
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John Lerach
Washington Arene
Hopeful on Put-in-Bay Naval Training Site Action
Advocates for a Put-in-Bay naval training station press for favorable action in the current session. They seek a joint House and Senate naval committee meeting next week and a report backing the bill. A presidential three member commission may be appointed to decide the site question. If the bill fails, a separate measure naming Put-in-Bay could be introduced and urged for passage.
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Naval Training Station
Naval
House
Senate
Marriage Licenses for T. N. McQua and Nettie Eastwood
The licenses list T. N. McQua, 21, formerly of North Amherst, and Nettie Eastwood, 20, of North Amherst. The notice notes late travelers may obtain launches until 8 p.m. at the City Restaurant.
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T. N. McQua
North Amherst
Nettie Eastwood
Harry H. Smith & Co Cheapside Elyria
Local business listing for Harry H. Smith and Company located on Cheapside in Elyria appears in the directory. No additional context or events provided in the readable text.
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