Merchants and Manufacturers Picnic at Linwood Park
Crowds converge at Lake Shore depot for Linwood Park outing with merchants and manufacturers heading the event. Phalanxes of shoppers, families, and workers arrive in Sunday best as city streets empty for the day. The event promises record attendance, with rides, games, and a boat trip on the Wor-Mich river amid a festive mood.
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Lake Shore
Dagidod
Toree
Neta
Elyria
Wyveryhody
Aighe
Wormichon
A. R. Champney Co
Hickson & Halin’s
Wiyela Band
North Amherst
Tully
Murder Still a Mystery In McFadden Case
Coroner Preneh reports the verdict is murder but rights and responsibilities remain unclear. Investigators continue examining testimony as authorities monitor principals under strict surveillance. The motive for the crime remains a mystery and further clues are anticipated in coming days.
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McFadden
Alain
Preneh
Ria
Don’t Forget Triple Effect at Medina County Fair Note
An ad details a fair event via B and C to Medina County Fair from Sept 5 to 7 offering low round trip rates. It promotes a want column and mentions the phrase triple effect as a draw.
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Medina County Fair
Peace talks seal favorable terms in Russo Japanese accord
Envoys announce agreement on eight of fourteen articles and begin drafting a peace treaty. Japan gains Sakhalin concessions, rights to the Chinese Eastern Railway, control of Port Arthur, and fishing rights along the Siberian coast, with further wealth potentially awaiting upon final settlement. The agreement marks Russia’s strategic victory and hints at swift timing for a formal peace.
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N. H
Russia
Japan
Pokotiloff
China
Danny
Rusaia
Port Arthur
Pechillshait
Korea
Pechilt
Liza Tung
Trussia
Harbin
Pt. Arthur
Siberian
Vladivostolk
Saghalien
NARROW ESCAPE ON GREEN LINE CAR AND DEATH OF LO RAIN ELDER
Patrick Delaney the oldest Lorain County resident, aged 90, died at his son Frank Delaney’s home on Penfield avenue junction around 2 10 a m. He was born in Cork Ireland in 1797 and emigrated to this county circa 1845. A ship carpenter by trade, he aided in building many Black River township homes and suffered a broken hip about ten years ago, leaving him bedbound. Survived by one son and many relatives, his funeral planned for Thursday at kinwood cemetery. His wife died about a year ago after a buggy accident during a circus event, leaving her bedbound for years but later recovering enough to live at home.
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Patrick Delaney
Lorain County
Penfield Avenue
Black River Township
Delaney
Bor
Cork
Ireland
Tounney
Lorain
Wark River
Laut
Black River
Frank
Ridge Road
Kinswood Cemetery
Frank Delaney
Less congestion on East Side when schools open Tuesday
The city schools start Tuesday with expected high attendance. The East Side building will house at least five schools, reducing crowding. Students east of the river and north of Chestnut Ridge will attend the new building. those south of Seventh Street go to the South building. Boundary changes may occur after opening. Books will be distributed to promoted pupils. Pupils should report to their nearest building for examination and classification. Some basement rooms will be used due to crowding before the Sixth Street building is finished.
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Commings
Chestnut Ridge Rong
Seventh Street
Sixth Street
Farmer Norton Fares After Near Fatal Street Car Accident
Norton an elderly farmer narrowly escaped death when a street car struck him near West Avenue and the American House corner. He was conscious briefly, then carried to Dr Hart's office for care. Although he survived the initial impact, serious injuries and possible complications were noted and his condition remained monitored at El Rin hospital.
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Norton
West
S.W
Hart
Wests
Rheen
Hundre
Ife
Itis Ey
Elrin Hospital
City Officials Receive Instructions on Public Accounting
Columbus August 3. Auditor of State Gulbert via Bureau of Public Accounting sends a form to county auditors and commissioners. It outlines classification and layout for publisher reports to save space and expense and to ensure disbursements appear in the commissioners journal. The action targets advertising expenditures benefiting county papers.
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Columbus
Sture Gulbert
Bureau of Public Accunting
Jounal
Theommisson
Supreme Court
Dean Minnich Lectures At Teachers Institute In Washington Study
Dean M. G. Minnich led instructive talks at the Lorn Conny Teacher's Institute on Tuesday afternoon. He urged study of Washington and argued for high quality literature, while noting reaction against serious reading. Miss May Drenties also spoke briefly. Wednesday speakers include Miss Prentice and Dean Minnich in morning sessions.
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Dean M. G. Minnich
Conny
Washington
Opium Fiend at Infirmary
A severely distressed 8 year old girl in the county infirmary lies feverish and delirious begging for opium. She had recently fallen into opium use beginning as a sedative in Grafton and worsened to a near fatal habit, with health failing and prognosis grave.
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Georgiana Hephens
Grafton
Opham
Flight Rates Offer From Denver Camp Event
A brief notice from August 6 in Denver advertises very low round trip rates to the area for a G. A. RL fincampment scheduled around September 2. The fragment notes VIA BR and 0 to Denver with dates of August 6 and September 30.
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Denver
Colo
G. A
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