Wrecking Trouble Turns Fatal for Conductor Noblow
A Lake Shore wrecking train accident near West Park Creveladd led to the death of conductor Noblow, aged Toledo area employee. A broken coupling caused cars to jump track prompting a fatal, last-minute injury as the wrecking crew halted near Elyria. Noblow, married with no children, lived near Toledo and his body to be sent home today.
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Lake Shore
Elyria
West Park
Creveladd
Winal John Nellon
Air Lane Dnattiane Emuluetor
Wits
Blyra
Conludor Noblow
Noblow
Gonductor Noblow
Soblow
Fac Ag
Horn
Toledo
Rudin Demurrer to Indictment Sustained in Cleveland Court
Judge Taylor in the U S district court at Cleveland sustained Rudin's demurrer to the indictment. The ruling held that a postal card sent by Ridinweg requesting payment of bills did not constitute an offense nor violate law, provided no threatening or defamatory language appeared. The decision sets a precedent for future district attorney actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Gawn
Taylor
U.S. District Court
Cleveland
de Sender
Ofticn
Radin
Witzleben Files Cross Petition in Poultry Case
Fred Witzleben fled an answer and traws petition to the aunt J EB John son instituted against him. On Friday they were partners in the poultry business to Henrietta. Witzleben and Johnson owe him 11.05 for work and ask for a division of the partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Witzleben
J. EB. Johnson
Henrietta
Witsleben
Anya Johnson
Widow S Flowers Stolen From Husband's Grave in Elyria Cemetery
Mrs Mary Burr reported to police Friday that flowers were stolen from her husband's grave at Elyria cemetery. She found the flowers on another grave and asked the cemetery office for the owner of the grave but was told the information could not be given. She said she will pursue arrest if she can identify the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Burr
Poline
Elyria
Abe
Board of Umblic Service
Hnd
Stevens Replies 10-F Open Letter in Elyria (1905)
In Elyria Ohio on April 29 1905 F M Stevens replies to Frank Wilford outlining support for a pro vocation for the county prosecutor. He endorses the candidate from Elyria who has the backing of the largest delegate bloc and asks other candidates to concede the city and town delegation to that candidate. The item appears amid notices of new dress goods and silks from The Biggs & Everard Co.
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FM. Stevens
Kigria
Frank Wilford
Elyria
Wilford
Llyvria
Republican Cru
Truily
F. M. Stevan
Chapin's Claim Paid by Servers and City Works
The board of public service approved Thatcher and Shurley claim assigned to L. E. Chapin for 304.04 with solicitor endorsement. Snow pump at water station cited for longer service. minor repair costs listed. A brick contract for paving dredged. Louis Wellert to place new crosswalks at specified rates. Pipe purchases and water pipe work planned. Washington avenue bridge repair permission granted.
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Ymblic Rorvica
Tharalay
Thatcher
Shurley
L. EH. Chapin
Avrwers
Chapio
Tapaire
Colinwood Shale Brick Co
Louis Wellert
John Berg
Washington Avenue
Tecesiary
Chester Plant Closure Moves Jobs to Youngstown
Lorain Ohio April 24 orders from The National Tabs Co. close the Chester Pa. works with all orders redirected to the local mills. Fifty four men have arrived here and 300 more are expected. Machinery will be shipped to Youngstown while the rear portion is scrapped.
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Lorain, C
National Tabs Co
Chester
Youngstown
Kohler Finds No Fraud by Durand Executor
Judge Kohler held no fraud was committed by W B Durand as executor of Jessica Greckonridge estate in a motion by heir Jacob Brook enridge to remove Durand. The notes allegedly bought by Justin Preckenridge were not in Durand's possession and the court ordered a suit within thirty days to resolve executor rights.
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Kohler
W. B. Durand
Jessica Greckonridge
Grafton
Jacob Brookenridge
Durand
Justin Preckenridge
Hinman
Fudge Kobler
Four Arrested for Immorality in Elyria Case at 1024 West River
Four individuals charged with immoral acts were arraigned before Mayor Folger. Mrs Anna Lahiti and Mrs Bina Burgett faced accusations of visiting the house at 1024 West River Street for immoral purposes. Two men pleaded guilty and were fined five dollars plus costs, while Burgett was discharged. The Lehi woman was found guilty, fined 650 and costs, and sent to the Workhouse for thirty days. Neighbors reported the group as a disruptive presence, with officers discovering five empty beer bottles and other items in the home. The incident was reported by Officer Baker, aided by local merchants Risers & Mverard Co.
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Op House
West River Street
Folger
Anna Lahiti
J. Curran
Bina Burgett
Goodell
Costa
Lehi
Waa
Elyria
Altomtionys
Burgett
Baker
Drunken man brought home after disturbance and assault
In Sithal on Thursday night Henry Voth, a tenant, faced pulis court on charges tied to a drunken altercation with his wife. Mary Wollla of Cleveland faced intoxication charges as officers found Voth drunk in her room. he pleaded then changed to guilty and was jailed for 59 dollars plus costs after failing to pay.
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Sithal
Henry Voth
Pulies Court
Mary
Joh Wollla
Cleveland
Baker
Kepp
Volks
Ars Volk
Volk
Voll
Wolkale
Wolfle
Fought Furious Woman In Taking Children
Humane Officer Dumas fought four furious women to remove Frank Waite’s three children Hobart aged 8 Myrtle 6 and Frank 3 from a Pittsfield house. Waite’s guardian was appointed as A E Lawrence. Trustees charged Waite with neglect. Dumas freed each child amid threats and took them to Oberlin children’s home.
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Dumas
Frank Waite
Pittsfield
Oberlin— Court
Waite
Hale
Damas
Oberlin Childrens Home
Funeral for Judge Steele at First Congregational Church
Judge Steele's funeral will be held Saturday morning at the First Congregational church. A special train at corner Andwar hotel departs at o'clock tomorrow for those wishing to travel at the usual fare. The annual meeting of St Andrew's Episcopal Church is set for Monday evening May and the congregation is asked to take notice. W. J. Tasman, warden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Steele
First Congregational Church
Hein
Andwar
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
W. J. Tasman
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Stevens
New Dress Goods
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Biggs & Everard Ca
Soong
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Harry H. Smith
Furniture Department
E. Broad St
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Chapin
the Biggs & Everard Co
Harry H. Smith&co
Cheapside
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
Risers & Mverard Co
Prolor
LACE
Battenberg
Harry H. Smith & Co
Nichols Black Disturbance
Henry Folk
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