Republican State Ticket Includes Courts and Public Works Board
The slate lists Secretary of State Lewis L laylin Haron and Supreme Court Judges William Spear Trumbull and Horace Ankene y with Clerk Lawson Emerson Belmont. It also names Public Works Board member R B Crawford Btart and Presidential Electors at Largo Noah H Swayne Lucna Chas P Taft Hamilton For Congress A R Webber Elsha and County Auditor Henry J Barrows Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Laylin Haron
Supreme Court
William 7
Spear Trumbull Dairy
Horace N. Ankeney Greens
Lawson Emerson Belmont
Public Works Board
R. B. Crawford
at-Largo
Noah H. Swayne Lucna
Chas. P. Taft Hamilton
John A Topliff the City Builder and Inventor
The obituary recalls John A Topliff as key in building the Topliff and Ely firm by improving patents and devices. It credits his wood Adler device steel bar joint design and inside seam, noting lack of patents harmed him and that I N Toplifs later actions exploited profits. The piece honors his contributions to the city’s prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. N. Toplif
Topliff
Ely
John A. Topliff
John A. Topilf
John A
Geo H. Ely
John A. Toplift
I. N. Toplits
J. N. Topliff
Local residents and homes feature in community notes
Fragmentary lines reference residences and a south city, mentioning names in a household context. The text suggests multiple homes and local figures but does not provide complete details or clear events.
Lorain Steel Plant Revival Boosts Local Trade Outlook
With work resuming at the Lorain steel plant, business gains a more optimistic tone. Prospects suggest the Lorain mill will stay open all year, tube mills near completion, and full employment across departments. Population growth in Lorain and Elyria will drive substantial housing needs, prompting calls to attract builders to house plant workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Elyria
Etyria
Governor Herrick Stresses Keeping Farm Boys On The Land
Governor Myron T. Herrick urged at Mantua Grange a 46K gathering that farm boys must be educated and drawn to rural life. He warned city lure tempts youths away, and called for better social recreation and infrastructure to retain rural youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Mantos
Portage County
Myron T. Herrick
Herrick
Cleve
Mantua
Huntington Arrest Seen as Outrageous Act
The arrest of Commodore Huntington at Paandosky last Saturday is described as an outrageous act lacking justification. Reports say the timing was meant to embarrass Governor Herrick by delaying his escort to the hotel and yacht, with Huntington reportedly complying and not fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodore Huntington
Paandosky
Huntington
Imayor
Kendasky
Herrick
Ordar Point
Minu
Mr. Huntington
Rural mail pay debate prompts rescinding order
Congress increased rural carrier pay to 8720 annually but an economy plan cut 18 for each mile under 24, sparking resignations. Assistant General Bristow rescinded the plan. carriers to receive 720 from July 1, while noting needs to align with city pay and roads weather impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristow
Congress
Srnstow
Peta
Cleveland Suburban Rail Tax Sparks City Rural Trade Debate
Article argues against a ten dollar per car tax on suburban electric lines entering Cleveland. It warns higher fares would hurt country trade and push customers away, urging officials to resign for policymakers aligned with business needs and to allow licenses for small street vendors as an alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Merchiots
Tother
Ohio
Death of Former Senator George Graham West
The Cleveland Leader recalls ex Senator George Graham West who died leaving a legacy as a dynamic defender of democracy. A Missouri appointee turned independent thinker with strong convictions and broad humanity his career spanned 1879 to 1903 in the senate. He earned respect across party lines for courage intellect and good fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veat
Senate
Cleveland
George Graham West
North
Senator West
Missouri
Confrerea
County Teachers Institute Encouraged by New Law
The legislature requires school boards to pay teachers for a full week at the county institute. Teachers may receive pay for the entire five days if they attend regularly and present a certificate of attendance. The institute costs money to run but offers valuable ideas and networking for county educators. An excellent lineup of instructors promises a more profitable session than before.
St Louis Exposition Attendance Trend and Weather
Interest in the St Louis Exposition grows as summer months arrive. Chicago World's Fair comparisons show St Louis under in May to July but likely to post a creditable total. August to October peak months are anticipated. Good weather will bring thousands over the next twelve weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St.Louis
Mid-Sammer
St. Lowis
Claims disproved by statistics in campaign discourse
Campaign managers dispute statistics showing expenses outrunning wages and attempt to distort the facts. The piece notes a large percentage of employees in the commerce department, with ongoing efforts to counter and misstate how funds are applied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moe
Will
Department of Commerca
Labor Leaders Appointed by Democratic President Face Scrutiny
Ambitious Parker campaign figures accused of undermining their own ranks amid claims that labor insiders once aligned with the Democratic administration still maintain party ties and may be blamed for internal discord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor
Ohio State Fair Opens with Ample Accommodations and Attractions
Ohio residents anticipate the Ohio State Fair in Columbus opening Monday August 20 for five days. The Columbus Board of Trade coordinates visitor services including a Bureau of Information. Free attractions headline a program featuring the Great Bottomley Troupe acrobats Minting the Marvel ponies Lofty Spiral Tower and Chicot the Monkey with three daily races and other acts.
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Oho
Columbus
St Lou
Ohio
Columbua
Inervarne
Columbax
Traile 16
Law Management
State Fair Visitors
Asuiatanca
Ses
Bureau of Information
Boarch of Trade
State House
Columbes
Norwalk Farm and Home Enterprise subscription offer
An early notice advertises subscription options for the Norwalk Farm and Home Enterprise, offering a Daily Reporter yearly rate of $2.50 or a Weekly Reporter for $1.50, with payment in advance. The message is unclear and contains garbled phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk Farm and Home Enterprise
Daily Reporter
Weekly Reporter
Wtf
County Ditch Improvement Petition Against Landowners
Auditor of Lorain County Ohio notices a petition by Otto Green et al filed Aug 4 1804 seeking deepening and widening of a ditch from Avon township to Lake Erie. Hearing set Sept 2 1904 at 10 am before county commissioners. List of affected persons and organizations attached.
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Lorain Co
Ohio
Auyquar
Otto Green
Henry Quail
L. HW. Yant
Cleveland
George Prectal
North Doser
Christopher Wearah
John Nagle
Joseph Nagel
W. Barr
Dover
Avon Township
Christopher Wearsch
Nickle Plaza Railway
Tts
A. Walker
Pablia
Borogs
W. Fay
Griswold
Henry Goierfoan
John Downing
Jon Fray
Adan Christ
Nelson Volek
John Lear
Geo. Frey
Valentins Horwedel
Robert Everhard
Wo. Holbarry
Harriet Willis
Adam Tineher
L. H Yant
Paul Goble
Christ Woearsch
Krebsheira
Carl Chane
L. Ry. Oo
Lake Shore Electric
Probate Notice of Filings in Lorain County Ohio
The probate office of Lorain County Ohio lists filings on file for exceptions until September 3, 1904 at 10 o clock 8 m for examination and hearing. It notes final settlement accounts of Ferdinand Gibson executor and W S Walrath administrator plus various guardians trusteeships and assignees. Also partial settlements for Sarah McMullen Java McGuire John Jackson Maple Lynch and Hinman. Probate Judge Elyria August 9 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ferdinand Gibson
W. S. Walrath
Amz
D. Harber
Rose Braos
George Jacob
Mardula Culeman
Arthur S.t Jackson
Wiley Jennings
Frank Cougina
Harry Cousins
Mildred Consina
Hattie Cousins
Adelpha Kelly
Frank Couginsa
Harry Couatne
Mildred Cousins
Jobo Cousins
Arthur
Cousins
Pearl Austin
Iasignee
Tanac Penfield
For Sale Ridgeville Center House with Orchard and Barn
Seven room residence at Ridgeville Center features two large lots totaling 824 by 132 feet. Includes apples peaches and grapes, a splendid water well, shade lawn, 24 by 30 barn and a hen house. Three minutes from electric cars. Half down and balance left with terms. B. R. Pack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Center
B. R. Pack
Year Round Farming in the South Promises Higher Profits
Farmers urged to move south for year round work and stock feeding. The pamphlet touts velvet beans cassava and Urat a floah as cheap fattening feeds. It claims greater money and less labor in general farming fruit growing and truck gardening in the South and directs readers to G A Park immigration agent in Kentucky for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Jin
South
A'alami
Florida
Lorain County Sheriff Sale in Lorain City Lot 24
Lorain County Ohio sheriff sale on August 27 1904 at the north door of the court house Elyria for a parcel in original lot 24 Black River township Lorain described by metes and bounds and appraised at 10112 60 dollars with a minimum bid of two thirds of appraisal. Sale proceeds go to Horace Benton versus Otis Benton et al. Willis E White attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Benton Ve
Otis B. Benton
Lorain County
Ohio
Circuit Court
Lorain
Tome
Elyria
New York, Chicago and
N. E
David Cook
Leavitt Road
W. Slong
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
N. Y.O
St. L
C. F. Salisbury
Willis E. White
Leay B. Duer
The Truth About Thunder Mountain Book Ad
A 64 page fully illustrated book promises an accurate description of the newly opened gold fields in Idaho. The ad claims it is the only book in print about the region and urges Americans to buy for 10 cents, mailing to an address on Stuyvesant publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thunder Mountain
Idaho
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E. Kemp Camden
H. H. Forbes Carlinte
Ayer
Chas. E. Hartman
Gibbstown, N.Y
Thess Stess
Governor Herrrick
OHDER
Port Arthur
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Rerta
Sanonaky
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George Graham Vest
Teachers Institute
ST. Louis Exposition
Ohio State Fair
G. A. Park
Gen'l. Immigration and Industrial
Losinville & Nashville
R. R. Co
Lantsville, Ky
Jaye
Almont
Stranawla
Archwood Ave
U. O
Buller & Sar
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Pata
Elgris Townehty
Loran
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Vusiive Fesard Ag
Puber & Odwin Company
Sheriffs Sale
Crosby Frisian Pub Company
Mule Street
Redhestar
N.Y
E. G. Chass Company
Geneva
Margaet
Olen
Wits
Kaustil
Margaret Gondernan
Henrietts
Lorain Ceanty
Wi Alt
Verormans
Tessar
Decenkent
Donepu Herser
Uaniden
Daxter Mort&ors
Nathaniel Kipp
Kuta
Loraty
Jonx Easutoy
Grim
Ladies OF
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Sas
Ae Pian
R. N. Goodwin
Inauranee & Eat
Wellinecon, Ohi
Great Bargain
Rogkers
H. Baker's
Furniture and Undertaking
North Amherst
Wooster’s Drug Store
Che Industrial
Mivina Recore
Theader Meetain
Siso Town
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