Tunnels and the Alps Tour Delight and Debate
The article describes a proposed Simplon tunnel linking Italy and Switzerland and argues it will ease travel. It recounts a single day journey from France through Modane to Turin Genoa and the Italian lakes, noting seasonal contrasts and scenic variety. It criticizes tunneling as making the Alps too easy, risking loss of a celebrated travel experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dennis
St. Gothard
Simplon
Alps
Italy
Switzerland
Paris
Lyons
Modane
Mt. Dennis
Turin
Genoa
Napoleon
Bribery Scandal Roils Missouri Politics in 1904 Era
The piece reports widespread bribery convictions in St. Louis city council and suspicions of corruption in the state legislature. It notes large payments circulating during sessions, hints at party impacts for Roosevelt in 1904, and mentions Folk and Johnson as reform voices amid a machine era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Roosevelt
Missouri
Gambling and law how they label risk and profit
The essay argues gambling spans lottery card or dice games and stock market bets. It notes distinct laws yet claims both stock speculation and crop forecasts amount to a gamble on future outcomes, with both seeking gain from chance while being labeled differently as business or gambling.
Political climate in Alabama reshapes national party outlook
The piece argues Alabama lacks a viable Republican presence yet still influences national politics through its stark Democratic dominance. It notes Alabama’s minimal electoral weight, contrasts 1902 and 1900 statewide results with national Republican strength, and lampoons the idea of Alabama tipping national elections while mocking Rockefeller’s influence in Wall Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Globe Democrat
Bryan
McKinley
Mony
Roosevelt
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
Republican Party
Montgomery
The
Advertiser
Prices and production shift as demand and labor unite
The essay argues high prices curb consumption and slow production, noting how modern machinery and distant producers separate buyers from makers. It contrasts old local shoe manufacture with today’s dispersed supply chains, questions industrial efficiency, and warns that fuel and coal costs rise with winter. It urges timely coal purchases.
Political turmoil and reform push in early Roosevelt era
The piece condemns official dishonesty, pledges no mercy for graft, and signals investigations will expose those involved. It discusses Cuba and South American revolutions, U.S. support if needed, and urges strong measures to curb lawlessness. Obituary notes George Hewitt’s generous character and loss. It also mentions Tom Johnson’s gubernatorial nomination and Senate considerations alongside concerns about over capitalized stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
United States
Messnrea
Weed Nuisance Code Enables Street Weed Abatement
The code provides a remedy for weed nuisance under section 65. Property owners on a street can abate the nuisance, with the board of public service enforcing the work, not the health department. A written petition from owners representing two thirds of frontage allows city councils to ordain weed removal. Petition persists seven years, and repeated cutting before seeds mature can permanently abate the nuisance, with costs assessed on benefitted vacant lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Health Department
Nore
To Stop Sale of Fire Works in Akron
Assistant City Solicitor Renfield drafts an ordinance to prohibit sale of fireworks toy pistols and similar explosives at the request of Akron council. The measure aims to curb explosive items sold to the public and would regulate or ban their availability in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, O
Renfield
Akron
Nosebleed Remedies and Wedding Gown Morals
An article explains nosebleed causes from injuries to altitude changes and diseases, with simple home remedies like cold compresses and nasal packing. It also critiques wedding gown obsession, noting engaged women focus on gowns, trains, and jewelry, regardless of background, as they prepare for marriage.
Taken to Higher Court in Lorain and Southern Rail Case
The Lorain and Southern Railroad company case against The Cleveland Stone company has been moved on petition in error from the probate court to the court of common pleas. The Cleveland Stone company disputes the damage award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain and Southern Railroad Company
Cleveland Stone Company
Court of Common Pleas
Ditch Improvement Petition Filed in Lorain County
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway and others file a petition with the Lorain County Auditor for a proposed ditch widening and improvement project. A public hearing is set for August 21 1903 at the designated meeting place, with a list of affected landowners and companies attached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofvion, Lomais Co
J. M. Vincent
J. L. Hing
Lake Sare
Shawoulh
Elyria
Tawnip
Lorain County
Obid
George K. Cita
N Eldred
James Atchelaum
A. J. Haag
Wince
Serdas Janda
W. W Boynton
L. L. Phelps
L. Helps
Eppley
Thepee
Etter
Hinckiver
Whureach
Yiu
Peition
Board of
Jacob BE
Schimble
J. J. Haag
W. Boynton
Jacob F. Becker
Wiret
Mer. Jolson
A Fheker
McMahon
William
Powell
GL Pusips
A. E. Baus
A, Stan
Pels
MA. Eppiey
C. Menaihis
B. Kidred
John Riley
G. G Miller
D Decker
F. A. Gitlin
George and
Frances Uatenbeck
George Haus
George BN. Chap
Tamenx Nichol
Wesley Edidps
Wiiam Bechtel
W . Squires
di M. Vinegent
M Gibson
Ann M. Haag
Adamy Decker
A Stang
F. Wiltzen
P. Soluert
G F. Bours
L. Hoadley
Ls Seura
Lorain
Legal notice in Rosenfeld v Schmauck case filed in Lorain County
In the Court of Common Pleas Lorain County Ohio E Rosenfeld sues John Schmauck to recover seven dollars fifty cents with interest. An order of attachment has been issued and a levy placed on Schmauck real estate. Schmauck must answer by August 4 1908 or a default judgment will be entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Washington Star
Minnie Jones
Ethel Smith
Rosenfeld Plainen
John Schmauck
State of Ohio
Lorain County
Court of Common Pleas
Pinge
Miltonswede
Brooklyn
New York
Rosenfeld
Seid Court
Therson
Nolicela
E. Rosenfeld
Tivens
Bruckschen Divorce Motion in Lorain County Court
Ella Bruckschen asks Lorain County Common Pleas to reinstate a divorce action from John H. Bruckschen. The case No 6444 involves extreme cruelty with a prior dismissal in 1902. Hearing set on or after June 30 1903. John H. Bruckschen must appear by that date or a default judgment may be entered. The Stroup is attorney for Ella Bruckschen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Bruckschen
Dcksown
Ella Bruckschen
Lorain County
Ohio
Elia Bruckschen
John H Bruckschen
Cage
Anfd
Dame
Cattve
John H. Brudachen
Stroup
Notice of Probate Petition in Lorain County Ohio
William Jacobs residence unknown is named in the probate notice regarding the estate of Fred Jacobs Sr deceased. Mary Jacobs administratrix seeks dower for the Elyria property 26 in Borat Fisher and Carters Addition and asks the court to confirm debt payments. William must answer by August 1 or risk judgment. Attorneys E G and Hane Johnson represent Mary Jacobs.
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William Jacobs
Fred Jacobs
Mary Jacobs
Fred. Jacobs
Lorain
Ohio
Elyria
Yorhin
Borat
Fisher
Carter
Jacobs
Fred Jacoba
E.G
Hane GC
Johnson
Notice of Attachment in Ohio Court
Charles A. Cox represents plaintiff in Lorain County Common Pleas. Nathan Baum of East Saginaw Michigan faces an attachment petition filed June 20 2003 seeking judgment for 50 plus interest and costs for services tied to real estate in Elysia Township. Hearing set for August 1903. failure to answer risks default judgment.
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Nathan, Baum
State of Otio
Lorain County
Court of Common Pleas
Nathan Baum
East Saginaw
Michigan
West Side
Elysia
Elysia, In Said County. Plaintif Alofied
Said Baum
Tia
Said
Bin
Charles A. Cox
E.G. & Haly C. Johneon
Divorce Notice in Lorain County Court
George Moore defendant with unknown residence. May Moore files suit in Lorain County Common Pleas on January 17 1908 for divorce on grounds of willful abandonment and gross neglect. Court orders appearance or pleading by August 15 1908. Lex Stop attorney for May Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Moore
May Moore
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Ohio
Pontegon
Notice of Appointment in the Estate of Joseph Wilford
Appointment of executors for the estate of Joseph Wilford, deceased, late of Black River, Lorain County. G. Wilford and L. Wilford have been appointed and qualified as executors, dated the 18th day of one day 1903.
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Joseph Wilford
Joseph Wushra
Black River
Lorain Aanty
G. Wilford
Appi
L. Wilford
Local Social Notes and Visits Highlight Community Life
Sunday gatherings and weekend trips populate the chapter with visits from Worcenter, Whitney, and Daglas families. Maccabees social at Mr Wards succeeds. extended travels noted for Mrs Sherburne and Miss Cole. Birth announced for Toly family. multiple residents traveling, hosting, and hosting guests around Elyria and Cleveland.
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E Roy Whitney
E Daglas
H Beesing
Root
Maccabees Acciaing
R Merriam
Cleveland
J Neaday
W Sherburne
OV Courtland
N. Y
Dan Caley
Elyria
Baetz
E Campbell and
New London
G Pi
Liaw
F Root
Sarah Armon
Jennie
Dar Caley
Sarah Blackmer
Local Notes on Mrs Brewster and Visiting Residents
North Ridge reports Mrs Brewster returning from an extended business trip and illness on arrival. Numerous visits and travels are noted with residents such as Mr Maxwell on vacation at Lakeside, Mrs Sartwell, Mrs Gilder, and the Marfitts visiting relatives. hospital internment for Mrs Root in Cleveland. other locals: Miss Meech, Mr Boome, Mr Proudfoot, and Edna Butler with Canton connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster
and & Fortune
John Maxwell
Lakeside
Mary Muitz Haegton
O Sartwell
A Gilder
H Hancock
Mand
Belde
Wm Marfitt
Morende
Mich
J Maddock
Misa J Meech
G Boome
Kanaaing
L Brawle
Ohbegrin Falls
Satur
T Herrick ,Jr
North Eaton Social Notes Highlight Local Visit
Rev Longsons and family visited the home of M C R week. Mr and Mrs Z Cole hosted a Michigan visiting party. Thursday afternoon Miss entertained the missionary group. Friday evening will feature blue cooking at the town. Mrs Husted and daughter were visiting at the home of A Nofer.
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Mies
Landin
Bert Neabett
Elyria
Reisingersy
Bart Belden
Chicago
Barto
Toly
Lizzie
Chadd
Roger Brothers
Longsons
Z Cole
Eings Company
Michigan
Will
Blue Cocinl
Husted
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Tom Johnson
Political OF Alabama
Rockefeller
Caneamera
Wall Street
Western Reserve
Hden
Thia
George Hewitt
I¢é
Ayer
Chas. E. Hartman
Gibbstown, N.Y
Eiser
Ayer CO
Lowell, Maen
Lorain Co
Ima
Wm. A. Cassidy
Mato Y Auniskiawiecs
Ann Beardsley
Jas. Lees
Peter Vogler
Belle
Boyden
Florence
Raymond Rayon
Rose Weise
Jos
Turley
Bormerebte
Webster
A. H
Babcock
Adviv
Weeka
Elyrin
E. H, Hinman
Protets
Thunder Mountain
Idaho
Stuyvesant Publishiwe Co
Balding
York
Wooster’s Drug Store
Rogkers
Co. H. Baker's
Furniture and Undertaking
North Amherst
Ohto
Pilsener
Hough Avenue
Gund
Lake St
Davenport St
Columbbia
Commercial St
Phoenix Brewery
Columbus and
Pearl Sts
Bohemian Brewery
West River St
Star
Harbor St
C. C
R. N. Goodwin
Wellington
E. G. Chase Company
Geneva
Virginia
Detroit Free Press
Fon
Tharmell
Clement N
Mng Srat
Bian
Pittsti
Mr. J Worcenter
Mr. and
Ter
Belden
North Ridge
North Eaton
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