Lake Shore Released From Two Mortgages for 50 Million
The Lake Shore railroad secures release from two mortgages totaling 50 million dollars. The first mortgage dated July 1, 1870, and the second October 15, 1873 covered the railway’s realty in Ohio and beyond. Release dated January 19, 1995, signed by Edward King and J B B Thayer, notes the instrument’s significance and lists counties of record including Chautauqua and Erie in New York and Cook in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Trust Company
Lorain County
L. Sand M. 9
Ad Ted
Mortengen
Union Trust Co
New York City
Ocure
Edward King
The
Frost
J. B. B. Thayer
Cherles Edgar Malls
Soaly
Ohio
Chautwagna
Erie
Erie Co
Pennegylvanis and Cook Co
Kinota
Police Drag Net Recovers Eleven in Court Monday
Eleven police court cases heard Monday morning. Henry Manigen pleaded not guilty to a Saturday night fight with Tricky Klein. Flo pleaded not guilty. case continued. Klein fined 85. Fines of 5 and costs assessed for intoxication and disorderly conduct for Polisky, South, Sauer, John Public, John Thomas, Bickell, McQarty and Ryan. Royan, charged with disorderly conduct, was released on bond but forfeited when he failed to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Manigen
Klein
Flo
Oda Costa
Costa
Mike Polisky
Bert South
John Sauer
John Public
John Thomas
Andrew Bickell
Mike McQarty
Pat Ryan
Poldie
Royan
Change of Venue Sought in Bucket Shop Indictments
W J Worth and H G King plead guilty in a bucket shop case and move for a change of venue to another county due to public sentiment after the Loe tann bank failure. Bonds set from 1000 to 1200. Worth’s bond argued by W A Burrows and King’s by B Wilson. Worth comments on legality and confidence in the rig ht to a fair trial while King engages Cleveland attorney A Worney J P Dawley to defend.
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Worth and King
J. Worth
H. G. King
Bucket Shop
Loetain
Anythei County
Worth
Theaun
W. A. Burrows
King
Tanah
Canton man awarded county culvert piping contract
Og N Carpenter of Canton secured the county commissioners contract to supply culvert piping for the year. The project value is about $3,000.
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OG. N. Carpenter
Canton
Hospital proves its usefulness in short existence
The hospital has shown value since opening under Manager Tyson. It has treated many patients and added two nurses to staff. Lena Miller of Lornie and Jennie Horilbas join as new nurses.
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Tyson
Lena Miller
Lornie
Jennie Horilbas
Eddy to Face Prosecution Over Orphanage Incident
Police detain D. B. Eddy for prosecution by the Birmingham orphanage superintendent. Eddy arrived intoxicated with a boy and girl who ran away from the orphanage. The couple faced a $20 fine and costs they could not pay, and were sent to the Cleveland institution connected to Birmingham.
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D. BE. Eddy
Birmingham
Eady
Clevelgod
Birminhgam
Guilty Pleas Dominate Lorain County Court Docket
County must pay the defense expenses as sixteen defendants plead guilty before Judge Washburn. James Carey admitted assault and was fined 50 dollars plus costs and jailed sixty days. Various residents from Lorain and Elyria plead guilty to burglary larceny assault and property destruction in a crowded session.
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Washburn
James Carey
David Kelly
Polies
Elyria
Carey
Tao
Buries
Carrie Barnhard
Elyria Township
Jim Mahoney
Tine Heal
Lorain
Frank Higgins
Columbia
Mike Fodor
Steven Nagy
Charles Hill
Sadie Roan
Charles Heighton
Jim Coyle
Tom Jones
Borgalry
Prosecutor Hears Nothing of Game at Oak Point
Prosecutor Ken says no complaint about a Sunday game at Oak Point and has no plans to investigate. Sheriff Sailabary responds that the matter is not his concern as rumors of Ring and Stroup circulate around the event.
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Ken
Lornin Hovs
Oak Point
Sailabary
Wife Elopes Twice. Husband Files Divorce Petition
John Muller charges his wife Sophia with eloping twice, first from legal protection in Romania where they wed in 1886, then with another man in 1903 in Pennsylvania. He says she took $1,008 of his money, leaving him penniless, and they were arrested in Malta Ohio and sent back to Beaver Pennsylvania.
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John Muller
Sophia
Romania
Pennsylvania
Malta
Morgan Go
Ohio
Beaver
Muller
Mrs Elizabeth King Dies at 69 in Home of Brother
Mrs Elizabeth King died last night at the home of her brother Henry Perking. She suffered from rheumatism and was aged 69. The funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock.
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Elizabeth King
Henry Perking
Neipfoot Sues Wife for Divorce in Court
Henry J. Neipfoot files for divorce from Bessie Neipfoot naming Ault as respondent. Four dates of alleged misconduct are listed: March 17, April 4, and April 8 and 18. The couple married June 3, 1902, and have no children.
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Henry J. Neipfoot
A. Ault
Neipfoot
Bessie Neipfoot
Aule
Bank Wreckers Not Arraigned in Court
The Loram bank wreckers were not arraigned Monday as lawyers for Kaneen and the Walkers planned to plead guilty. Prosecutor Stroup was informed they would plead guilty to the indictment, so no plea was taken yet. Arraignment is set for Wednesday morning with immediate sentencing expected after the plea.
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Loram Bank
Kaneen
Stroup
Pash Sen
Resolutions Eulogize Braman and Mills by Lorain Institute
The Lorain County Farmers' Institute officers and executive committee adopted resolutions April 17, 1906, eulogizing Hon. William A. Braman of Elyria and C. S. Mills of Ridgeville for long service as president and treasurer. The resolutions honor their integrity, public spirit, and lasting contributions, and call for copies to be sent to families and local newspapers.
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Lorain County Farmers’ Institute
Wrens
William A. Braman
Elyria
Ohio
C.S. Milla
Ridgeville
Lorsie County Farmers
Institute
Diemary
Lorain County Farmers' Institute
Elyria Boy Robert Rainey Aims for Pardon in Illinois Penitentiary
The pardon board has asked Elyria police for the record of Robert Rainey an eighteen year old Elyria youth in the Illinois penitentiary. Rainey son of Jack Rainey is sought by authorities as the board reviews his pardon application. Police report Rainey has three brothers in the state reformatory.
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Pardon Board
Robert Rainey
The
Elyria
Illnois
Rainey
Jack Rainey
Ramey
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King Loag
J.P Dawley
Cleveland
Dawley
Alan
Sam
Mander
Reed Rocker
Harry H. Smith
Furniture Department
E. Broad St
O.er
RIO
Eddy
Guudy Ava Dex
Bay- Yer's
Ita
Harry HL. Smitheco
Sheapside
Ault
Braman and Mills
County Farmers’ Institute
Lora
A.B. Hares
A. Jy Mitts
Ruben A Miller
Com- BF
Catton
J. R. Worcester
C. ™. Winckles
Seey
H. L. Woodruff
Treas
Elyria Lad
Illinois
Harry H. Smith & Co
Cheapside
Elyria, Ohio
Ole Rmt
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