All Stars Defeat West Siders In Lively Saturday Game
A Saturday baseball game on Highth street saw the AL Stars beat the West Siders 3 to 2 after three innings. Lineup included W. Sndta, V. Kimbel, W Strohmier, J Wolfman, Red Henderson, Lipygg Wie, Hams, Theodore Valerius, Capas Hf, and H. Sishoy. A rematch will be scheduled soon.
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AL Stars
West Siders
Highth Street
All Stars
AIL Stars
W. Sndta
Pv. Kimbel
Strohmier
Jobo Wolfman
Red Henderson
Lipygg Wie
Hams
Theodore Valerius
F. G. “Capas
H. Sishoy
Earthquake Strikes San Jose Beset Smiths Relatives
A San Jose letter from April 22, 1900 describes earthquake damage at the Smiths home and business. The house split, the chimney fell, fires gutted the store on Second Street, and John Levitt’s business burned out. The missive notes families fleeing to safety, stock shortages in San Francisco, and survivors rebuilding amid aftershocks.
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Leavitte
Migtin
San Jose
Cal
Dag
Jie
John
Frisco
Second Street
Pristo
Mortons Idea Adopted Moves To Aid Pacific Coast Ball Clubs
A letter from P. T. Powers president of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues urges all clubs to donate to stricken Pacific Coast members after recent calamities. John Harrell is named custodian of funds with reports to be published in Sporting Life and Sporting News. Powers notes a $1000 personal contribution from the Providence Club owner and appeals to Harry Pulliam and B. B. Johnson to rally their leagues.
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O & BP
Patbke Coast
PT. Powers
Pacific Coast
California
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
John Harrell
National Association of Clubs
Auburn
N. Y
Sporting Life
Philadelphia
Sporting News
St.Louis
Harry
Farrell
FTC
Providence Club
P. T Powers
National Association of Professional Baraball Clubs
School collections aid San Francisco disaster sufferers
Acting on the Reporter suggestion, Superintendent R. W. Comings ordered teachers to take up a collection in public schools for the San Francisco disaster sufferers. The collections were very liberal.
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R. W. Comings
San Francisco
U R K O T M Brass Band Enjoys Pleasant Afternoon
The U R K O T M brass band practiced at Martin Laur's home south of the city and spent a profitable afternoon. An excellent supper was served, leaving every member with a sense of a pleasant and productive gathering.
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Martin Laur
Clymer Breaks Leg On Hoodoo Bag
Pittsburg April 2 Otis Clymer right fielder of the Pita bung ball team broke his left ankle while sliding into second base on a close play. The injury occurred in the third inning after a twenty foot slide when his foot slipped under the bag. Doctors estimate a long layoff, possibly the season, and note this is the same bag that prior players Van Hatten and Hetty Dovie broke their legs.
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Pittsburg
Otis Clymer
Clymer
Rae Redeanley
Joshart
Clymer Tudade
Changes in Redington Block
Mr Collins runs a racket store on Middle Avenue and will extend his business to a new store in the Redington Block. Mrs McDonald moves from the second to the third floor of the same building. Dr Hubbell relocates within the same building to new quarters. Mrs McDonald, ladies suits, millinery and other retailers are involved in the block changes.
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Collins
Middle Avenue
Redington
Dr. Hubbell
McDonald
Police vow strict watch on gambling venues
Captain Whitney of the police force pledges no partiality and promises close scrutiny of saloons and public places where gamblers gather. He says gamblers should seek other work or leave town as enforcement tightens.
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Whitney
Soong
Sears seeks divorce after three years of wife’s absence
E. M. Sears filed in cannon pleas court for a divorce from wife Mary E. Sears. Married February 20 1872 at Woodgrove Morgan County. He cites wife’s three year absence from home and lists children Minnie J. Sears Willard Sears Thillian L. Sears Rose.
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E. M. Sears
Cannon Pleas Court
Mary E. Sears
Defendant
Woodgrove
Morgan County
Minnie J. Sears
Willard Sears
Thillian L. Sears
Rose
Plaintitt
Fifty Houses Bid Open for Elyria Realty Project
Bids opened for fifty houses by Elyria Realty in the Century building office. Local contractors won the bid with Halpin and Beck to build the B.C. style and B.L. style designs. costs range from 980 to 1 915 dollars per house depending on style. Tabulation was incomplete at press time.
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Elyria Realty Company
B. C. Crisp
Century Building
Halpin and Beck
B.attle
A. D. Marino
Frisco Relief Fund Campaign Progress Report
Canvassers for the Frisco Relief Fund report steady effort and some success. They urge donors to bring contributions to the National Bank as schools and Lodges push ahead toward a $1000 goal with $300 yet to raise by Saturday evening.
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Frigra Re- Wef
National Bank
Elyria Lodge
Ewell
Immersion at Baptist Church Service
An immersion service was held at Pirsy Baptist Church on a Sunday evening with full attendance. Rev GG W Johnson conducted the proceedings and Miss Bottle was baptized. The event featured music and a special solo selection by Hon, with choir performances by the male and entire choir.
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Pirsy Baptist
GG. W. Johnson
Street Railway Franchise Expansion Discussion Notes
The city considers extending the street railway franchise with conditions to protect municipal interests. Officials caution against transferring control to multiple corporations and promise careful handling to serve the city. The Epworth League of the Ta Porte Mo EB church plans an ice cream social at Maccabee Hall on Monday evening, April 30.
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He City Conne
Epworth League
Ta- Porte Mo EB
Maccabee Hall
Defunct Lorain Bank Dividend Expected This Summer
Probable dividend of the defunct Clifzeny Bank of Lorain may be paid between June 25 and July 1, likely 20 percent. Combined with a prior 55 percent dividend, creditors hope affairs will settle soon and expenses saved.
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Clifzeny Bank of
Lorain
Lotain Lhbat
New Automobile Speed Law Passed by Legislature
A new automobile statute was approved at the latest legislative session but lacks immediate enforcement. It fixes city speed at eight miles per hour and allows fifteen miles per hour in rural districts. Mayor Chapman believes the city council must adopt a corresponding ordinance to enforce the act.
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Chapman
County May Seize Property Under Bond Action
Dr Haher a druggist waits for bail as Judge Weash burn sets bond at 6506 00 and old bond 5500 00. Sheriff Sifisbury executes against Baker to recover county costs. Sheriff believes Walter owns unencumbered property to levy for costs. property is pledged under bond.
Wallace Property Sold at Hast Avenue Corner
Whiteman sold the Wallace property at Hast avenue and Sixth street to Herberry Co. Riding of the city. The frontage is 100 feet and depth 200 feet. The price paid was $6,500.
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Whiteman
Wallace
Hast Avenue
Sixth Street
Herberry Co. Riding
City
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