Wellington election board feud ends in exoneration
Secretary of State Laylin dismissed rival charges against J U Van Arman and BG Tefferies of Wellington in Lorain county. Jefferies had accused Van Arman of corruption and sought removal from the deputy board post after losing a bid for the chief deputy seat. A hearing weeks earlier led Laylin to complete exoneration, finding evidence insufficient to sustain the charges.
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J U van Arman
BG Tefferies
Democrata
Wellington
Jefferies
van Amman
Board of Supervisors of Elections
Lorain County
van Arman
Sondaoé
Columbus
Jefferson
Lorain Midwives Fined Under License Charges
Lorain midwives Eva Sokol Mary Miskion and Anon Chappel were arrested on warrants issued by Attorney West fall of the state board of medical registration. They were fined 25 dollars each by Mayor King on Saturday for practicing without proper licenses. More arrests on the same charges were anticipated.
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Eva Sokol
Mra
Mary Miskion
Anon Chappel
Attorney Westfall
State Board of Medical Registration and Examination
Mayor King
Lorain
Oberlin Graduate Merton H Jemeson Dies at Home
Merton H Jemeson a standout Oberlin College alumnus died unexpectedly at his mother's home on Forest Street after months of overwork and a bout with consumption. He taught in several states and for two years led Latin instruction at an academy in Salt Lake City. Funeral is slated for Tuesday at 10:80 AM. Funeral notices and social events follow in town.
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Merton H Jemeson
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Forest Street
Austinburg
New Castle
Elgin
Salt Lake City
Utah
Chronicle dispute over payments to anti Parks Foster
Elyria Republican notes Lord alleges the Chronicle’s caste faced by Hon. Parks Foster was funded by Senator Chamberlain, a Chronicle stockholder, while the Chronicle’s manager denies sponsorship. Foster says he cannot judge veracity between Chronicle and himself, suggesting clerical misdeeds may be paid by dove of peace.
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the Chronicle
Parks Foster
Chamberlain
The
Chronicle
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Foster
Elyria
Opening Day at Public Schools Amid Large Attendance
Opening day proceeds Monday with a large anticipated enrollment at the high school. Only preliminary steps taken as the institute prepares to use a yet to be announced facility. School operations resume in earnest Tuesday as preparations continue.
Court of Conation Pleas Petition Involving Trust Transfer
A petition to set aside a contested conveyance in Sheffield Township involves Sarai J Cahoon and Lepold Gubeno, with claims that the transfer to Frank Dechant and then to Rosabono, wife of Lepold, was to evade a claim of 421.48 dollars. The plaintiff asserts she owns the property after the conveyance.
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Court of Common Pleps
Staudalone
Renal Catate
Sheffield
Lepold Gubeno
Frank Dechant
Rosabono
Lepold
Acolaim
Steel Company Wants Negro Laborers
An employing agent for a steel company in Oberlin sought colored workers to meet rising demand. He sent a colored man south to recruit unskilled help, offering wages and travel pay. Three hundred laborers are needed. meanwhile George Bakle injured his foot at Columbia Steel Works when a heavy piece fell. Doctor Sampsall treated him.
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Oberlin
George Bakle
Columbia Steal Works
Doctor Sampsall
Health dept links typhoid rise to bar tender hygiene
In Youngstown Ohio the health department ties a sharp spike in typhoid fever to careless bartenders who fail to wash beer glasses. The city reports sixty three liquor licenses, the largest single total known.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Health Department
Verdict rendered on Beebe child death causes no action
Dr Prench ruled last week that excessive paregoric given by ignorant parents caused the Beebe child death. A six year old girl from Woodlard avenue fractured her forehead in a veranda fall with Dr Anderson treating the injury. Sanitary Policeman Braman notes Elyria now free from scarlet fever and diphtheria as last cards were taken down. The piece closes with a curious note on human heart weight, citing nine and a third ounces as ordinary and forty ounces twelve drachms as record.
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Prench
Beebe
Lora
John Kihm
Woodlard Avenue
Anderson
Braman
Elyria
Wanted Dishwasher At Hotel Andwur For Marriage
An earnest 27 year old Christian man seeks a Christian lady aged 20 to 86 for acquaintance and marriage. He is 64 inches tall, weighs 125 pounds, brown eyes, black hair, honest and sober with a mild disposition. Only serious replies to A O care Reporter office.
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O Care
Snitches and Antithetical Lawyers Target Injury Suits
A historical account exposes a scheme where so called snitches infiltrate accident victims to induce lawsuits against firms. An attorney then pays a percentage on won suits, preferring quick settlements to lengthy court battles, arguing that guaranteed fees drive aggressive litigation.
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Anttohas
Nearly a Runaway Runaway Team Jostles West Street Car Scene
A Hadaway Broad team pulled by horses became frightened by passing cars on Monday morning. The driver struggled to control the runaway as the wagon tongue broke from heavy thrashing. A replacement tongue was installed to secure the team.
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Hadaway Broad
West Street
Man killed at LaGrange after being struck on tracks
A 48 year old man named David Barr was killed Sunday at six am while picking up coal on the Big Four railroad tracks at LaGrange. He was struck by a fast train. he leaves a widow and several children. The report includes unrelated literary excerpts and a courtroom anecdote.
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David Barr
LaGrange
Prosperity at the Oberlin Business College
The Oberlin Business College closes a year counted among its most prosperous. About three hundred students attend from nearly a score of states, giving the school a national reputation. The next term begins September 8.
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Oberlin Business College
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