Seaside Trotting Meet At Brighton Beach Set To Open
J W Voglesong travels to Brooklyn to aid Secretary McCally in running the Seaside trotting meet at Brighton Beach from the 12th to 17th. Hosted by the New York Trotting Association, the event features eighteen stakes totaling 853000. A 85000 two and a half mile class stake, a 10000 free-for-all trot, and a 12000 matched race between Crescens and The Abbott highlight the program. Brighton Beach draws large crowds with gate admission at 2 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Voglesong
Brooklyn N. Y
CO. A. McCally
Brighton Beach
New York Trotting Association
America
Crescens
Abbott
New York
Drain Repaired At Broad And Mill Streets
Street workers finished repairing a sewer at Broad and Mill streets after digging to fifteen or twenty feet. They found a brick catch basin and relaid the tile, hoping to prevent future floods and lakes on Broad street. Elyria residents may still need to visit the lake for boating and bathing if issues recur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad
Mill Streets
Mill Street
Broad Street
Elyria
July Weather in Elyria Reports Record Heat
July readings show Elyria reached 101 degrees on Sunday July 21 the year's hottest day. Nine days had highs 95 or above while eight other days stayed between 20 and 95. The coolest day was July 7 with 63 degrees and eleven nights stayed at 70 or higher. The most comfortable night was July 9 with a 63 degree low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Akron Water Declared Safe After Health Board Review
Akron residents faced a scare after claims of impure water. Dr. Hartzell of the state board of health analyzed the supply from two 40 to 100 foot wells and Summit Lake via a 30 inch main. The report finds well water unobjec tionable and lake water only slightly impure but not dangerous for drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Hartzell
State Board of Health
Fernish & Small
Summit Lake
Hartzel
Alron
Bank of Mansfield Sues Spicer for 160 Note Interest
Common Pleas Court records show the Bank of Mansfield sues O. M. Spicer to recover 160 dollars on a promissory note with six percent interest from March 15, 1900. Attorneys Clayton Chapman and E. I. Grinwold represent the bank. EB. T. Jones of Oberlin claims Lizzie Butler unlawfully holds his property and seeks possession and 50 dollars damages. Pritz Rudin acts for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Mansfield
Mil
O. M. Spicer
Clayton Chapman E. I. H. Grinwold
EB. T. Jones
Oberlin
Lizzie Butler
Famages
Pritz Rudin
Probate Court Admits Will of Samuel Roe
The will of Samuel B. Roe Am erst was admitted to probate and B Roe N Amherst was named administrator with bond of 800. Ida H Johnson guardian acted by attorney Clayton Chapman to set aside a sale. motion denied. W Metcalf administrator seeks order to sell land to pay debts. hearing set for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel B. Roe
Amerst
B. Roe
N. Amherst
Ida H. Johnson
Clayton Chapman
Te Guart
Ieving W. Metcalf
Perry C. Sheldon
Watson-Cowgill Couple Wed in Ridge Ceremony
Fred F. Watson and Misa Sarah I were married Wednesday at the Ridge Congregational Church with only the immediate family and relatives of the bride in attendance. Rev. Rieder, former pastor of the Ridge Church, performed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred F. Watson
Misa Sarahi
Ridgele
Rev. Rieder
the Ridge, Congregational Church
Woman Faints as Runaway Horses Cause Pileup in Town
Gov Shaaver rode a horse that bolted on Broad Street sending carriages crashing near Ron and Matthew’s drug store. Mrs tacoil lay unconscious after a fall but recovered. a second woman was seriously hurt and two runaways fled. No serious injuries to Shaaver, but chaos followed the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Shaaver
Mr. Shaver
Tig Am Trent
Bivins
Broad Street
Mr. Shauver
aArthuy Maddock
Ridgeville
Sol
Ron
Matthew
Rato#l
Cleveland Straut
Wang
Church Services and Sermons Across Local Congregations
Rev. G G Fields spoke at the Baptist church on The New Altar and the Lord's Supper was observed. Irving Fields led a B P L U session with Gaming by Losing at First Congregational. Oberlin’s Prof Bosworth preached preparatory remarks for communion at the Church of Christ. Christian Endeavor discussed social settlement work. Rev H S Wannamaker preached both morning and evening at Second Congregational, the only church with a regular evening service. Epworth League met at six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Fields
Baptist Mission Union
Baptist Church
Irving Fields
First Congregational Church
Rofessor Bosworth
Oberlin
Cadmus
Christ
Ana Mos
P. H. Metcalf
John
Ward
Epworth League
What the Fourth Costs
A patriotic statistician reports 24 deaths on the Fourth of July and about 1.51 percent injured. Property losses total 128 thousand 185 dollars due to fires from the celebration.
Domimon Plees Court Sues Knight for 78 Dollar Installment
H W Blakeslee sues Annie A Knight now in Buffalo for the remaining 78 dollars on a Lorain property sale with interest from December 10 1900. Thompson and Gitsch handle the plaintiff's side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Blakeslee
Annie A. Knight
Buffalo
Lorain
Thompson and
Gitsch
Bankers' Union Social at K Q O D M Hall
The Bankers' union holds a social meeting Monday evening in the K Q O D M hall. Three or four car loads of Cleveland Bankers will attend and participate in a social tune with music and dancing, after which the group will adjourn to the Audvwux for supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers’ Union
K. QO. D.M Hall
Cleveland
Smallpox Surge Reported in Lorain County
The Marine Hospital Service records 75 smallpox cases in Lorain County since January 1, 1901, with 2 deaths. Statewide reports show a notable rise in cases across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Hospital Service
Lorain County
August Specials Offer Cheap Travel to Buffalo and Chicago
It pays to trade with August Specials. Every Tuesday one cent a mile to Buffalo and return via the Nickel Plate Road. Three day limit. Train leaves Cleveland at 7:50 m for Chicago and returns at 3:35 p.m. via Nickel Plate Road with extra local sleepers. Contact nearest agent for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Nickle Plate Road
A. Asterlin
Ft. Wayne, Inc
AL Akers
P. & Toa
Cleveland
O. No
Chicago
Nickel Plate Road
Akers, C
T. A. Cleveland
Firemen Drill Ahead of Vermillion Convention
Firemen drill held again Monday night in preparation for the Vermillion convention. After the drill a special meeting of the Fireman's association is called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
Fireman's Association
Real Estate Transfers List Highlights Neighborhood Deals
A stream of property transfers appears across Lorain and Elyria areas with multiple buyers and sellers. Notable moves include Catharne Ierkins to Mors Tart sna in Gray ton for 30 dollars and Alfred Fauver to Anna R. Buell in Lorain for 219. George L. Buell trustee transfers lot 27 in Devonian Springs. various parcels changing hands in Amherst, Pittsfield, Oberlin, and nearby towns with prices from 300 to 5000 dollars. The Sharp block undergoes exterior cleaning and repainting while Elyria Milling’s mill at Mill street is repainted red and rebranded away from the black mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharne Ierkins
Grayton
George L. Buell
George L. Buel
Devonian Mineral Springs Co
Lorain
Alfred Fauver
Anna R. Buell
O. Root
Jehan
Anna Loose
Henry J, Alutin Jr
Matilda Jantz
Anna Staszak
Gratton
Elyria Milling Company
Mill Street
W. B. Thompson
John Justin
Pittsfield
Dorell M. Harris
Cora Whitmore
W.S
Maria Biggs
Margreta Kirkbride
Amherst
John M. Freeman
Fred H. Lewis
N. B. Gates
Elyria
Eliza
Henry Baker
Lewis Clark
Brownheim
Mary Schwartz
Peter Schwartz
Avon
Minnie H. Tompkins
D. Z. Bassett
Eaton
Sacres
B. Day
William Heldinger
Corad Supple
Paul and
Fredrrica Schisler
Browhelm
Local Young People Union Meeting Reported
The executive committee of the local Young People’s union held a business meeting in the parlors of the First Congregational church Tuesday evening at 7 30. The Shelby Steel Co has ceased to exist and the plant sold to U S Steel Company. A prominent Shelby citizen calls it the best thing for the old company and town. Josephine Dyozkowski named guardian for Theodora Dyoskowski, five, by Judge Hinman. The child lives in North Amherst. guardian bond set at 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Union
1St Congregational Church
Shelby Steel Co
U S. Steel Company
Shelby
Josephine Dyozkowski
Theodora Dyoskowski
Hinman
North Amherst
Boys of Company I Prepare for Camp at Bay View Park
The boys of Company I plan to camp starting Monday August 12 at Bay View Park Tolowa with the Fifth Regiment of Ohio National Guards in residence for one week. A R Webber and O A Metcalf form a law partnership named Webber and Metcalf and Metcalf moves into Webber's Elyria block offices to establish the new firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay View Park
Tolowa
Ohio National Guards
A. R. Webber
O. A. Metcalf
Webber and Metcalf
Metcalf
Mr. Webber
Elyria Block
Lorain County Elections Board Chooses New Officials
The Lorain county board of supervisors of elections met Monday morning and organized. A H Babcock was named chief deputy and Frank M Stevens clerk. A man collapsed in the park at noon causing a stir before recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors of Elections For
Lorain County
A H. Babcock
Frank M. Stevens
Warning on kidney trouble and cures for back pain
An old advertisement urges early warning signs of kidney trouble with back pain and promotes Kid-No-Oids tablets from Henry J. Eady's to prevent Bright's Disease or Diabetes. The tone markets a quick cure for weak backs and sick kidneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Henry J."eady
Henry J. Eady
Electric Bitters credited with curing Bennettsville woman
A Bennettsville South Carolina resident attributes a marked health recovery to Electric Bitters after four bottles. The testimonial claims relief from stomach distress and torpid liver with benefits described as a grand tonic and gentle laxative, and includes a sales pitch from Henry J. Eady, leading druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Brown
Bennettsville
S. C
H. Eady
Massey Homestead on West Avenue Described as Large and Roomy
The Massey homestead on West avenue features a large barn in the collection and is noted as one of the most roomy houses in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massey
West Avenue
Dr E Eye Ear 8 to 11s Dr J
A brief note mentions Dr E and Dr J in a pediatric or school health context focusing on eye and ear evaluations for children aged eight to eleven. The fragment suggests a routine checkup schedule or specialist reference without further detail.
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L. B. Fauver
E. L. Bisers
Common Pleas Court
Probate Court
Domimon Plees Court
Bankers' Union
Care Tilly Parhobin
Cainty Eng Goriid
H. Starr & CO
Bae
BEN Renedies !Co
the Arcade
H. K. Dykeman
Evyria
Toguthe
Alelande
Bra
United States
Buffalo Bill
West
Congress OF Rough Riders OF the World
Rerson
Martin
Oosevelt
Andres Vipanion
Uravary
Meaney GU Brill
Taid
Wild West Cowboys
Northwest Mounted Police
Strathcona Horse
Tien-Tsin
Peki
U. S
Transvaal
Baden-Powell
Mafeking
Oom Paul
Witner
GRAND STREET _ CAVALCADE
Rough Riders
Duc A
Dykeman's Drug Store
West Broad Street
Chas
R. Flower
Grocer
Broad St
Alattie L
W. 8. Sawyer
Andrew
Lucy Jackson
Haton
William Heldmyer
O. A
Ollie M. Cooley
Emma Barratt
Una P. Lata
Adm
Ervin G. Smith
Emma A
Hugens A. Burral
Jo B. Hutchinson
Una P. Lutz
Sanford and
Lamson Gray
Henry ‘W. Butcher
Local Young People’s , Union
Shelby Steel Works
Guardian
Board of Supervisors
Davoter Reefy
Jinquire
Reporter
James White
Bryantsville
Ind
DeWitt
Traetors
H. J. Bady
DeWitt’s
H. J. Eady
H. Allport
Johnstown
Ational Loans
Bly
Baldwin
E. E. Williams
Squire
Assi
Cashler
Parsch Lumber Co
C. Parsch
Lehigh Valley Coal Co
Stranahan’s
Lon
Frank Elliott
Parkside
Bell Phone
L.S Day
Hngone
Gates Avenue
T. E. Jefferson
Cor
Broad and Westavenue
F. E. Caywood
Res
Middle Avenue
Ata B
J. W. Emi
Loral Bank
Andwar
Tran
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