Lorain Disorderly-House Case Results in Fines and Jail
In Lorain and nearby, multiple defendants faced Judge Washburn on indictments from the grand jury. Women charged with keeping disorderly houses pleaded guilty and received fines and jail time, including Mrs Emma Schwartz who drew a jail sentence. others were fined and warned to quit the business. Several men pleaded not guilty to various offenses including burglary larceny and assault, with bonds set or defendants committed to jail as their cases proceed.
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Common Pleas Court
Lorain
Emma Schwartz
Mike Toth
Ira Green
Frank Mingo
Julius Taylor
Mayme Vantil
Anna Gaines
Lulu Schwartz
Washburn
Ethel Lee
Remodeled Cell Needed For Lord
Sheriff Ward, speaking yesterday at a meeting of indicted insurance men, threatened to jail all but Charley Lord if the judge orders prison. He joked about fitting the group into a cell and warned he could not cover it with chicken wire.
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Sherif Ward
Charley Lord
Charley
Local Court Docket Sees Fines and Bonds Set
Guilty pleas bring fines for Lilian Roberts Helen Stabler and Andrew St Martin plus costs. Wagner brothers demurrer before Judge Hayden. Jennie Connors bonds set at 500 for disorderly house. Patrick Fallon alias Carney pleads not guilty to pickpocket theft and is jailed for bond. Detmering not guilty of practicing osteopathy without certificate bond 1900. Dave Buck not guilty of keeping a house of ill fame. bond 400.
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Lilian’ Roberts
Helen Stabler
Wagner Brother
Hayden
Andrew St. Martin
Jennie Connors
Clara Mason
Jane Roe
Patrick Fallon
Patrick Carney
C. A. Detmering
Dave Buck
Fame Mn Lorain
Death of Mrs. Llewellyn Blantern in Cleveland
Elyria friends report the death of Mrs. Llewellyn Blantern at a Cleveland hospital after an operation for cancer. The 40 year old was long known locally where her husband had significant interests. Funeral will be held Monday at her Grafton home following extended illness.
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Elyria
Llewellyn Blantern
Cleveland
Grafton
Cleveland Insurance Case Hints at Trial
The article notes indicted insurance agents face a minimum $100 fine under the Valentine law and may hire Cleveland legal talent for the upcoming trial. It mentions citations before a grand jury, questions about prosecutions, and agents seeking counsel from Lee Stroup and George Glitseh as they prepare for court proceedings.
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Lee Stroup
George Glitseh
Lorain
Cleveland
Fishless Fishing Expedition Stirs Elyria
An Elyria fisherman drove a wagon for storage north of town. he returned with only one fish, a small sucker. The day was pleasant for a drive and Art and a young lady enjoyed the outing. Art caught about five inches, with suspense over a possible 190 pounder for the companion.
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Elyria
Jackson
Art
Marriage Licenses Granted by Probate Judge
Two couples received marriage licenses this morning. Frank R. Smith 21 of Elyria wed Katherine M. Semple 21 of Elyria. Leo Cowen 23 of Kipton wed Chilva Hewitt 22 of Kipton.
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Frank R. Smith
Elyria
Katherine M. Semple
Leo Cowen
Kipton
Chilva Hewitt
Bishop Calls on Father Schaffeld During Cleveland Visit
Bishop Horstman of Cleveland visited Father Schaffeld yesterday while en route from North Amberat. The call, made while Schaffeld was sick and confined to the house, underscored the high regard in which he is held by the bishop and by St. Mary's congregation.
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Horstman
Cleveland
Father Schaffeld
North Amberat
St. Mary's Congregation
Cyndigate Route Maps Halt Oak Point Syndicate Plans
Judge Washburn ruled the Oak Point syndicate lacks right of appropriation without filing maps and detailing the exact railroad and canal routes. The plaintiff’s petition was drafted to obscure the plans.
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Washburn
Oak Point Syndicate
Americans Draw Line On Taylor in Paris Hotel
Major Taylor, famed bicycle and automobile racer, was ordered from a Paris hotel after French patrons objected to his presence and American guests threatened to leave if he stayed.
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Paris
Major Taylor
Ariel Foundered After Collision Off Gibraltar
A British warship named Ariel foundered today near Gibraltar following a collision with a sunken breakwater. One crew member was lost in the incident.
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Gibralter
Des Moines Man Dies by Suicide At Local Home
Lewis R. Morrow, who had lived in Des Moines for eight years, died yesterday by cutting his artery with a penknife. The note found said there was no one to notify. He had come from Lorain County, Ohio, and little was known about him.
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Pary
O Ut
Trust
Grand Jury
H. M. Andress
Des Moines
Lewis R. Morrow
Marrow
Lorain County
Ohio
Earthquake Shocks Reported in Massachusetts Towns
Boston reports distant earthquake shocks felt this morning in Fairview and South Tadiey Mass. The tremor's extent and precise impact were not detailed in the notice.
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Boston
Mass
Fairview
South Tadiey
Mob threatens Lima prisoner in riot call for guard help
Lis Avil reports that a mob threatens George Meyers held on a charge of assaulting the four year old daughter of Cutford Ryan. Sheriff McGinten orders the Co. BR Sixth regiment to be ready to respond to a riot call.
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George Meyers
Longtime mayor Levagood dies after long illness
The town mourns Hon. M. J. Levagood a former mayor and civic leader after a year and a half of illness following a fall. Born 1845 in Wilmot Ontario he built a career in business and public service including city council and church work. He married Mary Nichols in 1866 and leaves survivors. Funeral is set for Tuesday at the Congregational church.
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Lévagood
King Solomon's Lodge
Royal Arcanum
Eastern Star
B. P. O. Ells
Ohio
Knights . of Honor
Stand Lodge
United States
Congregational Church
Second Congregational Church
West Side
Levasood
Mary J. Nichols
Ontario
Greenwood
Mich
Wfe
Levagood
Etbvve
de Cail
Moses Herner Levagood
George and
Sophia (Herner) Levagood
Detroit
Howe
Cleveland
The
Alleghanies
Clevelad
Elyria
Western Automatic Machine Screw Co
Levusood
Death of LaPorte Resident After Foot Injury
John Smith, a well known LaPorte resident over seventy, died at his home following a long illness from a foot injury that developed gangrene after work in jaditch. He was born in England and is survived by his son Joshua. Funeral services are planned for Sunday.
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John Smith
LaPorte
Elyria Hospital
Jaditch
England
Joshua
Women Whip Widower in London After Funeral
George H Wird, a widower, was seized from his wagon by a mob of sixteen women in London Ohio and beaten with whips on returning from his wife’s funeral. The attackers believed his alleged mistreatment caused her death.
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London
George H. Wird
Yard
Tax Board Good Recollecters Recall Tax Revision Meeting
The special taxation committee of the Chamber of Commerce met with two citizens and three reporters to discuss tax revision. Elders from Elyria’s oldest inhabitants shared recollections while questions on land contracts and mortgages revealed taxable status and constitutional limits. Participants included Gao Ely Hill Boynton Leonard Rabingon Crispi Day and others.
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Service Board
George Crisp
Special Taxation Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Elyria
Gao
H. Ely
C. Hill
P. H. Boynton
Leonard
T. T.’ Rabingon
J. C. Crispi
Hubert: Day
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Wagner
Cleveland Hospital
Elyria Hardware Co’s
John Temple
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Oberlin
Komye
Ipryveed & Adlervwoo
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Taylor
Battleship
Massachusetts
Lima
M.H. Levagood
Ones
Levyagood
West River Street
Renew
Frankfort
Alm
da Porte
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