Supreme Court actions curb affidavits prejudice rule
In a Dalin Duram case the Ohio Supreme Court rules judges may not bypass a case when an affidavit of prejudice is filed against them and must send the matter to another judge. Belmont county sheriff Major loses large poundage in coal sale. Cleveland bond issue over $290,000 deemed invalid under new code limits.
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Daring Dirlam
C. EB. McBride
Richland County
Dirlam
Supreme Court
Elter
Pasa
Jude
Columbus
A. M. Major
Belmont County
Tnternational Coal Co
Coat Company
Uris
Sheriff Major
Columbus. O
Sox
Circuit Court
Supreme Cour
Cleveland
Baker
Consul George E Baldwin Dies in New York
Word reached Canton Ohio on Tuesday of the death of George H. Baldwin consul to Nuremberg Germany in a New York hospital. Baldwin was appointed by McKinley and was a close confidant who helped nominate McKinley for his first public office and chaired the McKinley reception committee during the front porch campaign of 1896.
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George E. Baldwin
Carton
Canton
George HE. Baldwin
Nuremberg
Germany
New York
Baldwin
McKinley
Attormer
Dunkirk Protesters Holler at Thaw Jurors in Effigy
A Dunkirk crowd burned seven effigies of jurors who voted to acquit Thaw amid cheers. Columbus reports note a petition error case in Corse v. state over murder verdict details. Henry C. Tans trial delayed due to Nelson Cannon's absence. Old man Jack Page convicted of arson in Williams county. reporter ads teased.
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Columbus
Dunkirk
Joseph W. Corse
Stark” County
Supreme Court
Cornelius
Annex
Estelle Cornelus
Anna Zetella Cornelius
Bryan
Jack Page
Williams County
Brion
Lynching Near Bunkle Shocks New Orleans District
A mob seized Charles Wirauss after an attempted assault near Bunkle Louisiana and hanged him from a tree about six miles away. The incident follows a day of tense police action and regional unrest in April.
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Lowlalana
New Orleans
Charles “Wirauss
Bunkle
Markets Report From Across Cities on April 7 and 17
The page lists commodity prices and market notes from New York Cleveland Chicago Toledo Buffalo and Pittsburgh with grain, flour, wheat corn oats hay cattle sheep and hogs priced. Entries show ranges for futures and cash grades and include butter eggs cheese potatoes and seed values along with live cattle and hog quotes.
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New York
Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Cleveland
Minnesota
York State
Eightieth Birthday Honor For Mrs Rich In City
Friends and relatives flood Mrs. CW Rich’s Sixteenth street home on April 16 to honor her eightieth birthday with sixty local and out-of-town guests. Messages of praise arrive from Abbie Hersey F B Haines and others, with hymns, refreshments, and personal tributes highlighting a life of faith and friendship.
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CW. Rich
Rich
John Leadingham
George Rich
Paul Sutcliffe
J. W. Emmert
Harry Metheelf
Emily Sutcliffe
Abbie Hersey
F. B. Haines
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea for Children
Advertises Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea as for children to aid sleep growth health and strength. Claims rosy cheeks laughing eyes and good health with a route for sickly children. Price listed as 35 cents for tea or tablets from Phillips & Co.
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Hollister
Phillips & Co
Kaneen pardon advocated by judges and backers
Word from Columbus reports Judge Washburn and ex Prosecutor Lee Stroup endorse Ed F Kaneen's pardon application. Backing from Kaneen's wife and local supporters has created favorable sentiment at the penitentiary with a May pardons board consideration likely. The judge says he will interpose no remonstrance and cites relative fairness compared to Walker boys. Mrs Kaneen's serious illness adds urgency to the case.
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Columbus
Ed. F. Kaneen
Washburn
Lee Stroup
Runeen
Board of Pardons
Kaneen
Fedt
Walker
Noisy coaching in baseball sparks debate among teams
Topsy Hartsel faces criticism over coaching style as Connie Mack and others defend lively coaching. The Philadelphia Athletics manager argues that vocal guidance keeps players alert while denouncing disruptive windups. The piece contrasts old and new coaching traditions and notes the impact on team performance.
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Topsy Hartsel
Topsy Hertsel
Philadelhia
Angie US
Betes
Aml
Turisel Owas
Ato
Philadelphia
Re Bandiaeter Gita Club
Ind
Tom Obilis Comely
Mnutaotapiy
Alem
Grand Maotds
Louisville
Lie
Louisville Ad
Padianapolis
Loodee
Adiesrapolla
Wie Chacinatchil
Chienage National Gub
Such At Sharei
Athiatic
Chicago
Atletics
Connie Meek
Pitadelphia Athletics
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston American League Notes and Player Moves
The column discusses umpire discipline and team focus, praising steady play over fault finding. It notes catcher Heinie Peltz quitting professional baseball and joining Priestley’s amateur project in Deheyne, with stock in the venture and a bid to become a regional premier. It also mentions Denny Sullivan as a top outfielder, and Washington waivers for infielder Perdue while St Louis makes multiple transfers to St Paul.
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Suzain
Tle
Louisville
Tunas
Onlce
Tiny Ent
Local Yields and Visits Highlight Amherst Social Scene
Amherst residents report visits from relatives and friends in Cleveland Oberlin and Lorain. Ray Redington needed a doctor after a dog bite while separating fighting dogs. A junisor class gathering and a surprise for George Purcell were noted as social highlights.
Theatregoers in Elyria Attend Saturday Event
A large number of youths attended a theatre in Elyria on Saturday evening. Dr Lang, presiding elder of the German Methodist church, visited Rev Feussner Thee day. Clem Lange injured two fingers at work in Loran. Confirmation at St Josephs on April 18. Mrs Burgess missed at Bick Mt. The C U 8 club hosted a surprise party for Ethel Dute at Anthony Duta’s home. Jonathan O Nea l of Grindstone City Mich visiting H F Arndt. seeks to run undertaking business in Elyria or Amherst. School board supplied temporary blackboards and added desk chairs at Amherst Bank area and Congregational church parlors. Wm Winton killed by Lake Shore train near Searsh crossing. body mangled with head carried to Sandusky. Alph Baker Hatlie Birdie Foster visited Elyria. Rev Whaley resigned from Congregational Church. may move to Canada by July. Mrs Haguett entertained her Elyria daughter and two grandchildren.
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Clem Lange
Loran
St. Joseph's Church
John Burgess
Ethel Dute
Anthony Duta
Jonathan
O’neal
Grindstone City
Mich
H.F. Arndt
Ether
Elyria
Amherst
Amherst Bank
Lake Shore
Searsh’s Crossing
Sandusky
Alph Baker
Hatlie
Birdie Foster
Mrs Ellen Reed Dies After Week-Long Illness in Rugby
Mrs Ellen Reed died after about a week of illness. Funeral was Friday with burial at South Amherst cemetery. She was 79 years, nine months old and leaves two daughters and several grandchildren. J W McGregor of Cleveland returned to work after a brief visit home. Miss Luella Dalzell and Winfred Dalzell were recently married. he works in Lorain while she teaches spring term. Also notes of relatives and local names plus an advertisement for Mother Gray's Australian-Leaf women's remedy.
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Ellen Reed
South Amherst
Reed
Furyves
Joe Smith
Martin Albert
Elyria
J. W. McGregor
Cleveland
Bellows and
Newsond
Oberlin College
Rugby Springs
Luella Persons
Winferd Datzell
Dalzell
Lorain
Cooking by steam at Elyria Hardware Co store
The Elyria Hardware Co presents a cooking by steam demonstration at their store this week.
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Elyria Hardware Co
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