Special board may look after Cascade Park
J H Leonard urged the city consider forming a park board to maintain Cascade Park, arguing funds and care belong to citizens and the park might revert to the Elys without city action. A council presentation will follow by W G Sharp, F S Reely, and Leonard. The Civic Improvement Society discussed a workers’ housing company but could not organize.
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Cascade Park
Elys
W.G. Sharp
F. S. Reely
J. H. Leonard
Church grounds and sidewalks draw observers' ire in Elyria
The Observer criticizes a downtown church lawn for neglect and calls for a neat, guarded display. It also condemns local merchants who crowd sidewalks with goods and disregard city ordinances, urging compliance for public safety and shopper welfare.
1904 Taxes Cleared Up
The county auditor reports the 1904 tax settlement for the last half shows state levy of 1.83 mills yielding 16720.42 and state sinking funds 2267.71 with university fund 2724.81 and schools 11727. The total county and local tax is 324004.01 and total levy for all purposes 240724.48. City village taxes 116622.49 and miscellaneous tax 56267.16 with dog tax 1171.65.
Trolley League Directors Meet In Cleveland
The Trolley League board discusses Te Linde who pitched four games for Wooster this week and may be released for not meeting standards. Capt Koehle may be barred from playing. decision to be announced Monday.
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Trolley League
Cleveland
Te Linde
Wooster
Meding
Wooster J
Capt. Koehle
Builders Plan Homes On Weat Bridge and West
Sudro gains permit to erect a 4000 dollar dwelling on Weat Bridge street. Frank Heebe to construct a 2000 dollar house on West avenue andias. Gray to spend 3000 dollars on repairs to his Weat River street residence. Try our Want Column.
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Sudro
Weat Bridge Street
Frank Heebe
West Avenue
Andias
Gray
Weat River Street
Funeral of Miss Hazel Culbertson in Huntsburg Ohio
The funeral of Miss Hazel Culbertson, the young girl killed in a runaway accident, will be held Sunday afternoon in Huntsburg Ohio. Her parents Mr and Mrs Bert Laundon and Mr and Mrs Alexander Culbertson accompanied by Peter McGrain and his mother left for Huntsburg yesterday.
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Hazel Culbertson
Ranaway
Huntsburg
Ohio
Bert Laundon
Alexander Culbertson
Peter McGrain
Huntaburg
Lorain plant workers field housing hunt
Lorain Ohio August 6 confirmation that Joliet plant of National Tube Co would be moved here. Department heads from the Illinois mill arrived seeking residences and said they expected orders to come within two weeks. The move would add about 800 families to Lorain and bring another million dollars in investment to the plant.
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Lorain
Joliet
National Tube Go
Ilinoie
B. and O. Popular Passenger Service Expanded
The B. and O. railway between here and Pittsburg proved more successful than expected as the neon train, introduced as an experiment, now runs reliably. Officials say traffic supports making the service permanent and riders find it convenient for Sunday trips to the Pennsylvania city.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania City
Lake Shore excursion to Falls Toronto Alexandria Bay Montreal
Lake Shore Michigan Southern Railway announces an August excursion to Niagara Falls Toronto Alexandria Bay and Montreal. Tickets valid on regular Train No. 2 to Cleveland then on a 9:35 p m special to the Falls. Fares: Niagara return 3.65 Toronto 1.50 Alexandria Bay 7 Montreal 10.65 higher. Returns allowed within the sale dates August 4 6 8 11 16 18 22.
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Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Ry
Cleveland
Falls
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Alexandria Bay
Montreal
Wooster Edges Elyria as Burke Sparkles in Rough Doubleheader
In a pitcherless day at Athletic Park Wooster drops Elyria 3 to 1 as Burke drives a homer for Wooster while Whitecraft fumbles. Burke clashes with umpire Franklin prompting police intervention. Elyria’s Stoup and Waters, Lawrenes, and Steverding contribute, but Wooster’s defense prevails amid a tense finish.
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Masailion
Whitecraft
Franklin
Elyria
Stoup
Waters
Kuehn
Lawrenes
Steverding
Ab.r.h
Kuebn
Koehl
Peers
Sheldon
St Braman
Wilbert
Watera
C.' Q Stoup
Ab.h. OA
Alcock
Follia
Nydecger
St. John
Ta Simmons
Alo
Rays
Lawrence
Koshle
Wooater
Lloyd
Joliet Steel Mills Move Rumors Hover Over Lorain
Reports from Joliet indicate the steel works may relocate to Lorain within weeks. Officials and real estate contacts in Elyria and Lorain note movements as Joliet workers seek housing nearby. If true, the Joliet plant addition would significantly boost the county’s industry and employment.
Fancher files suit against bonding firm for 20000
T W Fancher as assignee of Citizens Savings Banking Co. sues American Bonding Co. and E F Kaneen for 20000 claiming a January renewal of a 20000 bond and Kaneen's defalcation of 55668.29. The company maintains an Elyria office.
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T. W. Fancher
Bonding Company
T. W Fancher
Citizens Savings & Banking C O
American Bonding Co
E. F. Kaneen
Kaneen
Elyria
Missionary Welder to Speak at Second Congregational Church
Rev Geo W Welder, a miner on ary of the American Board in China, will address the Second Congregational church at 10 o clock Sunday morning. His topic is The Preparation by the Holy Spirit for the Boxer Uprising and Persecution. An evening Union C E and church service follows at 6 pm. All welcome.
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Geo. W. Welder
American Board
China
Second Congregational Church
Golden Text From Matthew 12 18 Behold My Servant
Bible verse text from First Church of Christ Scientist urging reflection on divine choice and guidance. The passage emphasizes that the servant will bear Spirit and bring judgment to the Gentiles, underscoring covenant themes and the messianic mission.
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First Church of Christ Scientist
Grace Lutheran English Services at Maccabee Hall
Grace Lutheran holds Sunday afternoon services at 2 30 in Maccabee hall with preaching by the Rev William H Dale. The notice announces the English worship time and location for congregants.
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Maccabee Hall
Wm. H. Dale
Sunday church services and memorial announced
A day school at 2:00 pm welcomes all. Morning sermon by Reverend Daweon titled Why in the City Rejoiced. Evening theme Some Religious Signs of the Times as Seen in Current Events. Memorial service at 2:30 pm Sunday August th for Rev William Harrig Williams. Hiawatha delegates report in the morning. Sunday school usual. B Y P A at six. No evening service due to pastor Rev Geo W Johnson's absence.
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de. Daweon
M. BE
William Harrig Willisma
Hiawatha
Geo. W. Johnson
Auditor's July Statement Shows City Finances
The county auditor reports June balances 251,630.18 with 4,230.61 overdrafts and receipts 143,583.55 disbursements 64,680.34. July balances 389,608.24 with 10,245.25 overdrafts.
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