Calls for Co operation Between Bryan and Teddy
John Temple Graves, editor of the Atlanta Constitution, urged cooperation between William Jennings Bryan and Theodore Roosevelt as the two greatest men, saying they hold power to reshape parties and regenerate the republic. He praised Bryan's honesty and Roosevelt's stand against corporate greed, noting their potential to elect or re-elect leaders and reform democracy.
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Georgia
Bryan
Roosevelt
John Temple Graves
Georsia
Atlanta Constitution
Iroquois Club
Percy Lines
Graves
White House
Roosevel
Lynching narrowly averted in Loveland amid domestic abuse
In Loveland Indiana Theo dore Campbell beat his wife for years keeping her home with shades down and forbidding contact. Constable J R Hutchison and deputy B C Cope land intervened as a mob formed. Campbell resisted with a bat but was deterred and promised more freedom for his wife.
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Des Moines, Jr
J. R. Hutchison
B.C. Copeland
Loveland
Theodore Campbell
Campbell
Camp ‘Bell
Better Than Spanking For Pedowetting Cure
A notice from Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment for pedowetting in children and urges mothers to write today for full instructions without sending money. It claims the method helps adults and aged people with daytime or nighttime urine difficulties and advises not to blame the child.
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M. Summers
Box W
Notre Dame
Fnd
Candidate for City Solicitor in Republican Primary
Harry A. Pounds announces his candidacy for city solicitor subject to Republican primary decision. He cites party support and local governance priorities as key factors in his campaign.
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Harry. A. Pounds
FL DOUBLY HURT BY FEVER
Amherst April 23 A son and a daughter are dead and the rest of the Roesler family is stricken with scarlet fever William Rosier age two died Saturday morning and sister aged three died Sunday morning The funeral for William was held Saturday afternoon with services on the porch and view through a window Crown Hill cemetery was his final resting place The girl’s funeral followed with similar precautions The remaining family consists of Mr and Mrs Roesler a daughter and four sons
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Amherst
Roesier
William Roesier
Wiliam Roesler
Lindiens
Crown Hill Cemetery
Nature Rebukes Ada's Dry Vote In Ada Ohio
Nature aids thirsty residents after the area voted dry. A spring on Hog Creek two miles from Nown yields water tasting like moonshine though drinkers report no morning intoxication. The landowner fenced the spring and bottling the water as samples reach Chicago chemists for analysis.
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Ada
Hog Creek
Nown
Chicago
Nation of Gripples Rheumatism Beyond Control
A period advertisement warns rheumatism could cripple the nation if unchecked and touts Urie-O as a permanent cure. It claims the medicine cures by cleansing blood and kidneys, urges readers to test it free via the Smith Drug Co. Syracuse, with a promise of a free trial bottle through a local druggist. Also mentions Rocky Mountain Tea tablets as a stomach acid remedy.
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Smith Drug Co
Syracuse
N. Y
Kennedy
Kennedy’s
Four Butler Brothers Confront Novice at Mason Initiation
In Columbus Indiana on April 25 Noble B Butler faced an unprecedented interruption at his initiation into Camion lodge No 343 Free and Accepted Masons. Four Butler brothers occupied executive chairs during the ritual while seven Butler men are Masons. Dr H Butler, once worshipful master for twenty five years, died twelve years ago after his paralysis and he fathered six daughters whose husbands were Masons.
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Columbus
Ind
Noble B. Butler
Macons
Camion Lodge
Clifford
Aituaton
Emmett Butler
Benjamin Butler
Frank ‘Butler
Elijah Butler
Butler
Masons. Their Father, Dr. H. Butler
Paralys
Dr. Butler
Court hearing on Jones Law and Lorain dry issues
Circuit court judges adjourned late to hear the Lorain dry territory questions and resolve debates over Joubert street as a connecting street, boundary lines on private rail right of way, and mayor or judge authority in voter eligibility. The Breckenridge estate appeal was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction.
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Circuit Court
Lorain Dry Territory
Joubert Street
Breckenridge
Price of Son’s Drunken Debaucheries Case Heard
The William Wagner against Minnie Kunitz case was argued in circuit court this morning. Mrs. Kunitz seeks 240 from Wagner over the sale of liquor to her son that left him intoxicated on multiple occasions. The common pleas jury awarded 240, but Wagner’s attorney challenges the verdict as excessive and questions the trial rulings.
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William Wagner
Minnie Kunitz
Circuit Court
Kunitz
Common Pleas Court
Endin
Tig
Tower Court
Property Transfers and Lot Divisions in Elyria Eaton and Russia
Henry Johns transfers lots 5-10 in Ely-Boynton addition Elyria for 1750 to heirs of James McGrann who deceas ed. Elen McGrann receives lot 4 in Menden sun addition Elyria. L Martin to B A Martin 25 acres in Columbia. Elizabeth Rows to D J Bassett 64 acres in Eaton for 290. Garrett Jackson and others to D J Bassett 64 acres in Eaton for 2000. Alto Mead to Nellie M Hurd lot 42 Foster's addition Elyria for 375. Amelia Dewey to Albert Jackson part of lot 53 in Russia township for 2040.
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Henry Johns
Thomas K. Smith
Ely-Boynton
Elyria
James McGrann
Elen MecCrann
Mendesun
L. Martin
B. A. Martin
Columbia
Elizabeth Rows
D. J. Bassett
Eaton
Garrett Jackson
de J. Bassett
Alto Mead
Nellie M. Hurd
Foster
Wlyria
Amelia Dewey
Albert Jackson
Russia Township
The Way of the World Advice on Displeasing People
A reflective note counsels that many never be pleased, misreading genuine intention as pose. It urges perseverance despite critics, affirming some individuals remain inherently difficult to satisfy.
Wellington Residents Gather For Weekend Visits
Lulu Long of Wellington guest of Mr and Mrs Elmer Griggs over Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Berner of Wellington spent Sunday with Mr Pred Berner and family. Paul Chapman visited with Harry Knapp. Paul June of Cleveland visiting grandmother Mrs Charles Bailey. I F Myers and family spent hours in Wellington with J L Chapman family. C H Burnett improving from kidney trouble. Mrs Wm Handley and children visited Sullivan with brother Alonzo Rogers.
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Lulu Long
Wellington
Elmer Griggs
John Berner
Pred Berner
Paul Chapman
Bakers Crossing
Harry Knapp
Paul June
Cleveland
Charles Bailey
I. F. Myers
J. L. Chapman
C. H. Burnett
Handley
Sullivan
Alonzo Rogers
Docket Entries Affirm Appeals and Dismissals
The lower court decisions in A. B. Hutchinson versus Horace Baldwin and William H. Swanton versus National Tube Company were affirmed and confirmed respectively. The Cleveland Southwestern Traction Company versus Singer Sewing Machine Company was settled out of court and stricken from the docket.
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A. B. Hutchinson
Horace Baldwin
William H. Swanton
National Tube Company
Trac
Tion Company
Singer Sewing Machine Company
River Road notes and county happenings
Fred Hornby slowly recovers after a serious accident last Monday. George Hanchett couple in Elyria this Saturday. Alva Jerley drilling for gas. Mrs Harley of Elyria helps care for Hornby. Harry and Ira Swartz spent Saturday in Elyria as guests of Morris Dent. Mrs Bradshaw and Eunice Hornby, Elyria, visited their father and grandmother last week. Mr and Mrs C Lawson return from a vacation at home.
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Fred Hornby
George Hanchett
Elyria
Alva Jerley
Harley
Harry
Ira Swartz
Morris Dent
Bradshaw
Eunice Hornby
Lawson
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Cream of Tartar Powder
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Teddy
Vearlier
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Hill
Harriman
Reporter Jones
aGran's
Bina’ Book
G. Steadman’s
Mill At
Baker's Drug
Lodi St. Loop
Temple Drug More
the People’s Boot Shop
Cheapside
Pei
Nature
Jones Law
West Side of
Lorain
Son
Cornell Avenue
The
Eastern Heights Land Co. O
DEA
Huntington
Wantopin
Bledder
Harry H. Smith & GO. Arcade
Wall Paper
Second Strevs
Broad Street
Wall Paper Department
Furniture Sestment
Brussels
Battenburg
Harry H. Smith & Co
Hie
Oo River Road
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