Polish Emigrant Sufferings at Lorain County Home
Ladislaw Kachel a young Polish immigrant is left stranded and exposed after being told to wait for a Lorain bound train agent at a New York station. He wandered in a blizzard exposed to dogs and injury before being found and cared for, with a pending suit against the railroad for negligence.
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Ladislaw Kachel
Lorain County
B. and
Kachel
Old Country
Lorain
Ellis Island
New York
Lester
Which is the True Church Address at 4th Congregational
Mr. Wao namaker speaks Sunday evening on Which is the True Church a scientific fair statement of New Testament facts. The morning service at 10 o'clock includes communion and reception of members.
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Waonamaker
Death of E W Hinckley in North Ridgeville
E W Hinckley died at his West Third Street home on Friday afternoon at four o clock. He was about seventy four and left a wife. Formerly in the grocery business in the city, the funeral is set for Monday at 12 80 with interment in North Ridgeville where he had lived.
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E. W. Hinckley
West Third Street
Pneamouth
Hinckley
North Ridgeville
Ad Writing and the Folly of Wild Claims in Ads
A historical critique argues that sensational claims and exaggerated prices in merchant advertisements irritate customers. It notes most shoppers awaken slowly, realize manipulation occurred, and avoid future stores that rely on loud phrases and jaw dropping reductions.
Aleutian prospects sparknaval and settler boom
Captain McLellan reports Aleutian streams crowded with salmon rookeries on Attu and Baldir. Pribilofs' revenue hinted at over 50 million. A colonization company plans wharves stores and trading posts with rail and irrigation, copper oil and goat found, transmission from Japan currents cited. Jarvis town in Lost Harbor already started. Early training of jugglers cited as factor in Indian arts. City Restaurant advertises late smok es.
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Capt. McLellan
Aleutian Islands
Manning
Attu
Baldir Island
Harold Bolce
Booklovers’ Magazine
Pribilof Islands
Umnak
Northwest
Pacific
Alun
Japan
Atlantic Seaboard
Cape Hatteras
Jarvis
Lost Harbor
Alaska
Orient
Siberia
St. Michael
Nome
Catholic Church Chooses Not To Enforce Pope X Music Decree
A Washington conference of nine of fourteen U S archbishops concluded it would be impractical to enforce Pope Pius X th order to restore Gregorian chant and banish women from choirs. Cardinal Gibbons was to write to the Vatican detailing the decision and seeking guidance with possible modifications.
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United States
Washington
D. C
Pius X
Cardinal Gibbons
Vatican
Lorain Tub Mills Push Toward Record Construction Pace
Lorain progress on a new tube mills plant shows rapid work with a 15 ton traveling crane erected in 1 hour 33 minutes. Thirteen water tubular boilers are in place ready for bricking in as plans target August operation for the skelp mill and No 4 mill. A city council petition seeks to block East Side land purchase for docks citing tax burden and urgent needs.
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Skelp Taille
Jumper sled offers single runner for hill riding
An English invention called the jumper replaces the regular toboggan with a single steel shod runner. The rider balances on a centered seat while controlling speed and direction with feet and hands. The straight track and eventual glide onto a frozen lake mark the course as the speed rises.
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New York Times
Extension plans linger on Cleveland and Southern line
The Q and W line weighs extending from Wellington to Ashland to join Mansfield to Ashland via Reislinger Prather Co. Contracts for Mansfield Ashland line set, via Miffin Peters burg Lake, with operations due within a year. Other route options from Grafton LaGrange or Wellington Huntington Sullivan to Ashland are debated among stockholders and supporters.
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Wellington
Ashland
Mansfield and Eastern Traction Company
Mansfield
Mansfield-Ashland
Reisinger, Prather Co
Pittsburg
Miffin
Peteraburg Lake
Cleveland
Southwestern Linen
Grafton
LaGrange
Spencer
Homer
West Salem
Erie
Huntington
Sullivan
S. W
Columbia
Common Pleas Court Suit Over Pro Misi Note Secured by Lorain Real Estate
Common Pleas Court Judge W B Thompson brought suit against May Deidrich and W N Little administrator of Jake Deidrich estate for 876 dollars with interest on a pro miscory note given by the decedent. The note is secured by a mortgage on real estate at Lorain.
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W.B. Thompson
May Deidrich
W. N. Little
Jake Deidrich
Lorain
Arrest of Rodney Ross for non support in Cleveland
Rodney Ross was arrested in Cleveland Friday by Constable Cahoon on a non support charge. The warrant was issued on July 30. Ross is to be arraigned before Mayor Folger on Saturday.
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Rodney Ross
Cleveland
Cahoon
Ross
Folger
New Lumber Plant Planned at Sixth Avenue Site
A Sandusky firm closed a realty deal Friday for a half block at Sixth Avenue and Washington Street Lorain to locate a large lumber plant. The property was bought through B G Nichols and new owners are not named. Judge Webber will address the Men's society of the Baptist church Monday at eight. All men are invited.
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Sixth Avenue
Washington Street
Lorain
Sandusky
B. G. Nichols
Judge Webber
Abolishes Boards of Health In City Common Council Bill
Governor supports the Scbuler bill to abolish boards of health where city councils decide. The health board duties transfer to the board of public service and take full effect. Local council votes remain uncertain, with expense savings unlikely to be substantial.
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Boards of Health
Health Board
Board of Public Service
Board of Health
Royal Templars Social at Maccabee Hall Tuesday
The Royal Templars announce a social event at Maccabee Hall Tuesday evening inviting all friends to attend. The schedule and details remain informal in the notice with no specific start time provided.
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Royal Templars
Maccabee Hall
Wealthy Buyer Seeks Library Amid Gaudy Boston Mansion
A Boston Budget writer recalls a wealthy man showing off a flashy new home and denying interest in books. The owner dismisses the idea of a library, while a bookseller offers to supply titles with heavy discounts, highlighting a clash between wealth and culture.
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Boston
City editors rival each other in a prank over a school story
In Chicago a prankster from the Maul visits a city editor to compare coverage on a school story. The rival editor discovers the trick and the incident becomes a shared joke across two papers, boosting a young worker’s value after the misdirection.
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Chicago
Prosa
Chicago Exchange
The
Maul
Changes In The Ohio Hunting Laws Publicized
The state game warden released a summary of legislative changes to Ohio game laws. Quail season runs November 15 to December 6, woodcock and Carolina doves September 1 to December 1, and other birds and waterfowl have adjusted spring and fall dates. Rabbit season aligns with quail, with ferret use restricted to landowners. Squirrel hunting extended to mid-October. Bag limits set at ten for squirrels, eighteen for quail and other birds, twenty five for ducks. no duck hunting on Sundays or Mondays. Non resident license reduced to 15 dollars. Pheasant and orange protection extend to 1903. Details note fishing rules largely unchanged, with May bass prohibited and bluegills removed from protection. Turtle nets and certain minnows permitted. enforcement may be difficult.
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Ohio
Atate
Cooking for Invalids and Double Boilers
A Rural New Yorker tip explains using a double boiler to safely cook gruels porridge and warm milk or broth for invalids. Heat water in the lower pan and place the cup of liquid in it, then cover to heat without scorching or damaging dishes.
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New Yorker
Notre Dame woman offers home treatment for female ailments
An unsigned notice from Notre Dame Indiana promotes a free pamphlet and home cure for leucorrhoea ulcers displacements menstrual issues tumors hot flashes and other female troubles. It asks mothers to share with daughters and asks recipients to write to Mrs M Summers Box 418 Notre Dame Ind.
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M. Summers
Notre Dame
Ind
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