Death of Ex Governor J D Cox of Oberlin
Ex-Governor J D Cox of Oberlin died at Magnolia Massachusetts last Saturday after a brief heart failure. He was visiting his son when ill and died aboard a vessel cruising the coast north and east of Guston. Remains were sent from Magnolia to Cincinnati where he lived many years. He was brother-in-law of the late Staunes Monroe, married to President Pinney of Slit College. Ex-Gov Cox was heir of Renyou Cox, the artist.
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J.D. Cox
Oberlin
Magnolia
Masa
Guston
Cincinnati
Mon
Monroe
Pinney
Slit College
Cox
Renyou Cox
Dry Sunday Sparks Townwide Saloon Debate
Citizens debate alcohol sales after hours and Sunday closure amid reports of a dry spell. Journal notes a few patrons wandering for tips on locating liquor while saloons stay shuttered. A business man counters citing increased drunkenness elsewhere, while officials question enforcement of the ordinance.
Match Shoot Between Elg Ard Lorain Sun Clubs
irregular report from a Wednesday match showing Elyria ab oraintained their strong shooting. Mek shots lead to a 23 point Lorain deficit as Sivria Martindale 30 W James 10 McMauhon 37 Warden 33 and others contributed to a total of 168 marks for Elyria with Thumley 30 Gary 26 Wy 43 Prelunc 34 Petix 38 also noted.
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Elgard Lorain Sun
Lorain
Elyria Ab
Scure
Noiita
Sivria
Norwalk on the Line of Ohio Rail Reach
A garbled Norwalk centric brief notes lines toward Ohio routes and rail efforts. Mentions Lorain Berlin and a local builder or official group or crowd. Readers see references to lines, safety, and community involvement, with unclear names and dates.
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Ohio
Lorain
Vehurst
Berlin
Sis
Norwalk
Obneteig
Real Estate Transfers From Lorain Area Notices
Sigista Behr to William J Behr lot in Oberlin for 3990 dollars. Medengle to Ueichert lot 188 Oakland Lorain for 100 dollars. Johnson Co Lorain to Charley Fyerrick part of lot 87 for 320 dollars. Go Lorain to Charley Fyerrick part of lot 97 for 240 dollars. George T Streat Grace H Ashley Beelin LeRoy Sheldon Ka A Sage Pittnett.
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Sigista Behr
Willian J
Behr
Oberlin
Wrze
Collan Medengle Tu
Ueichert
Oakland
Lorain
Johnson Co
Charley Fyerrick
Mnnon Go
George T. Streat
Grace H. Ashley
Beelin
LeRoy Sheldon
Kaa A. Sage
Pittnett
Train movement to Nickel Plate crossing
A note on future train operations along the Nickel Plate line with cars running to the crossing at North juherst Elyria electric line. A track delay persists at the tirean crossing due to a pending cost dispute. The piece also cites historical population shifts and asks where the population center will lie in a future year.
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Juherst
Elyria
Tha Tirean
Miraculous Escape of Elyria Boy From Train
A two year old named Selafid Leser survived a Lake Shore line derailment as his mother and he traveled to Sandusky. The child fell from the moving car window but remained unharmed, smiling beside the track when rescued. Authorities and family marveled at the miraculous recovery with no injuries evident.
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Lake Shore Road
Selafid Leser
Stephen Leser
North Amherst
Go Byentse Font Embantment
Sandusky
Eddy Leads Faithful Pray for Rescue of Worlds Followers
A World War era piece notes Mrs. Eddy, famed founder of Christian Science, gathering thousands of followers worldwide in daily prayers for the safety of Americans and Europeans in Tekin and China. The article explains Christian Science invocations address the cessation of sin, including stopping Boxer massacres, and mentions a recently printed photograph of Mrs. Eddy by special permission.
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Tekin
China
Burt at the Power House fall sprains ankle
Leslie Harria a 35 year old Black laborer at the new power house fell about 30 feet into a basement while at work. He landed on his feet and sustained only a sprained ankle. Dr. Hart treated him and he was kept in the city overnight before transfer to the county infirmary.
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Leslie Harria
New Power House
Stork
Hart
Harris
Settlement Reached After Streetcar Crash Near Medina
The cliff Arick survey damaged by a street car, wrecked near Elgris last week Wednesday, was settled for 45 dollars and hire of the rig as four Medina youths miraculously escaped injury, according to the Medina Gazette.
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Cliff Arick
Elgris
Medina Gazette
Marriage Licenses Listed for Four Couples
George J Botamer aged 26 of Amherst and Edna Motee aged 18 of Elytia. Oley Ray Hawley 24 of Rochester and Edith M Callen 98 of Rochester. Rollin Rawson 23 of Niagara Falls and Daisy Horn 24 of North Amherst.
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George J. Botamer
Amherst
Edna Motee
Elytia
Oley Ray Hawley
Rochester
Edith M. Callen
Rollin Rawson
Niagara Falls
Daisy Horn
North Amherst
First Children Placed at Oberlin Home by County Official
The Oberlin Home receives its first residents the Oldham children James George and Francis from Lorain. Their father was injured at the shipyard and the mother left them. They appeared bright in new suits while the home awaits full bedding. Mr Johnson and Mrs Kennedy arrange care and teaching materials as the home develops with garden shade and a gas well planned to supply light and fuel.
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Oberlin
Johnson
County Infirmary
James
George
Francis Oldham
Lorain
Kennedy
Bound Over in Hebelbrandt Burglary Case
Frank Davidson, long escaped conviction, faced Mayor Reefy on a burglary charge after police identified his clothing found at the Hebelbrandt home. Evidence included the trousers, coat, cap, and a letter dated Cleveland in the coat pocket. Davidson pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the court of common pleas with a $5000 bond. Also noted: Oberlin Steam Laundry changed hands as F M Tunnington sold to Hudson Bros of Marysville. D S Price to manage.
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Frank Davidson
Reefy
Hebelbrandt
Peter Hebelbrandt
Davidson
Cleveland
Court of Common Pleas
Oberlin
F. M. Tunnington
Hudson Bros
Marysville
D. 8
Price
Tunnington
Fremont
Dick Davis Dies After Chemical Plant Accident
Dick Davis a 42 year old colored man died from heart failure following severe leg injuries suffered Saturday at the chemical works. He was crushed by a broken disk from a centrifugal machine amid dangers of blood poisoning from chemicals. Funeral services set for Tuesday at his Columbus street home.
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Dick Davis
Chemical Works
Davis
Spiere
de. Chas. Cushing
Ensign & Wilkins
Columbus Street
Kays
Columbus Agtreet
Prosperous outlook for Oberlin schools and town
The Tribune notes a likely prosperous next school year in Oberlin with more students, increased catalog inquiries, and full occupancy of houses as families move in for education. Merchants and property holders anticipate better times as the college expands and attendance rises, signaling a solid period ahead. A memorial service for H D Boynton's son will be held at St Marys church Monday at 3 30 p m Sun time, with friends invited.
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Oberlin
H. D. Boynton
J. T. Schafferd
One Against One and Local Dispute Allegedly Resolved
Fragmentary OCR notes a dispute involving Alfred A G Hateoyy and Parizek over property on Went Avenue rear near Tak track and Harvey's shop. References William Jennings Bryan and political theory, with a deputy sent to manage the Velesan settlement as actions toward sale barter emerge.
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Alfred
A. G. Hateoyy
Vizek
Tak
Harvey
Harydyla
William Jennings Bryan
Free Allvers
Tis Landford
Parizek
Constalla
Anthony Neiat
Contagious Diseases Ravage Amherst Area
Reports say the town faces outbreaks of contagious illnesses despite warm weather. Scarlet fever quarantines have appeared with sixty cases a month ago but few deaths. A malignant diphtheria surge in South Amherst has caused two deaths within twenty four hours of exposure, urging extreme caution during hot weather.
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South Amherst
Franklin Sale Seals Hotel Hoytel Ownership Change
Arden notes the possible sale of the Hoytel Franklin from Rev. J Prank Smith to Hubert W Johnston of Gopien, making Johnston owner and proprietor. The hotel, currently run by Mr Bacon, is to be taken over by Johnston who is a prominent Gopien attorney and will visit next week to finalize arrangements.
Buffalo moths resist poisons and turpentine offers relief
The Reporter noted moths trouble housewives again this summer. A West Side lady tested poisons on the pests and found they survive lethal formulas for days. Turpentine, used as a smell or poured into floor cracks, repels and kills them.
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West Side
Plead Guilty: Frank Davidson Sentenced in Cedar Street Burglary
Frank Davidson pleaded guilty to housebreaking in police court and was arraigned before Probate Judge Hinman. He received a 16 dollar fine, court costs of about 13 dollars, and a ninety day term in the Cleveland workhouse, with the workhouse sentence to run until fines and costs are paid. Davidson had previously been sentenced to Mansfield reformatory.
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Frank Davidson
Cedar Street
Hinman
Lee Stroup
Davidson
Cleveland
Costa
Todge Hinman
Mansfield Reformatory
Deserter Takes Child and Property in West Lide Case
In West Lide, Lewis Tilman left his wife and their year old child with the horse and buggy and all their money. Mrs Tillman says Tilman is jealous and out of work, with rumors growing after he vanished with the child toward Huntington Indiana. Cotton, a neighbor, says the family was married seven years and Tilman may return. the child was found with Tilman’s relatives and later brought home.
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West Lide
Lewis Tilman
SI Lake Avenue
Bod
Mr. Cotton
Mrs. Tillman
Real estate transfers and a church meeting notice
Multiple property transactions list transfers in Lorain Elyria and Hunting ton with parcels including lot numbers and prices from 185 to 3 225 dollars. The Chestnut Grove Bible Circle plans a meeting on Aux 2th with Mrs Maddock to finish the Book of Judges chapters 5 through 17 with focus on 11th to 17th chapters.
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Chestnut Grove Bible Circle
Lorain Firemen Prep For County Tournament Aug 22
Lorain firemen plan extensive preparations for the county men's tournament to be held in the city on August 22. Volunteer and county fire brigades from Cleveland will attend with handsome prizes for sports events. A committee organizes the events and prize distribution while business leaders contribute money and favors to ensure success of the enterprise.
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Lorain
Iremen
Nny
Cleveland
Suggestions to Wheat Growers on Delayed Sowing
The Hessian fly and soil exhaustion threaten Ohio wheat yields. Delayed sowing after mid September in northern regions and later in southern areas reduces fall losses, while coordinated district postponement minimizes fly breeding. Use thorough soil prep, liberal manure, and two bushels of clean seed per acre. Rye offers no yield advantage and is less valuable.
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Ross
Ohio
Columbus
Sayls Charles E.fhorne
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