Local Briefs Across Town on Various Topics
Local notes report Bennington of Grafton on town business and a one third sale at Mrs Wilder's. Visits include Mr and Mrs Kempt of Tiffin with Dr and Mrs Dawson, and Mrs O C Hubbard of Hammond visiting her sister Mrs W A Schafer. Also mentions church services, a charity social, and a lawsuit by Charles Hickey against the C S W over a car injury.
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Mrs. Kempt of
Tiffin
Mrs. Dawson
O. C. Hubbard
Hammond, Ind
W. A. Schafer
East Avenue
Mrs C L Newton visiting brother in Cleveland
Mrs C L Newton of 408 Prospect street Cleveland has been visiting her brother W H Thompson of Third street for a few days. WREE desk room in prominent offices suitable for public stenographer or light office work offered in exchange for keeping office open and answering calls. Address P Q O Box 81 City. 1ma-2t
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C. L. Newton
Prospect Street
Cleveland
W. H. Thompson
Third Street
City Paves Lodi Street This Spring
Lodi to pave a muddy street this spring despite owner objections. A new law makes owner consent unnecessary after January 1, allowing paving without property owner approval.
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Lodi
Nothing in booze and quits
John Miller from Bowling Green told Mayor Chapman Thursday he would reform after being picked up drunk. He handed $8.75 to Clerk Krohn, representing the cost of his spree in the city.
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John Miller
Bowling Green
Chapman
Krohn
Detective Demands Special Venire in Damages Suit
The case of Anna Drobeck versus Moses Price, alleging assault, goes to trial this afternoon as a detective seeks a special venire due to an absent juror. The request is likely to be granted, seen as a safeguard against redigestion and dyspepsia. Also noted are a patent medicine ad and the biography of Charles Edward Magoon, provisional governor of Cuba, born in Minnesota in 1861.
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Anna Drobeck
Moses Price
Charles Edward Magoon
Cuba
Minnesota
University of Nebraska
Ohio corn crop sets record yield in 1906
Columbus, Dec 6 The December state crop report shows Ohio’s 1906 corn yield per acre at 43 1 2 bushels on 2,802,805 planted acres, total 125,849,065 bushels. At 45 cents a bushel current price, gross per acre about $919.57, with potential rise to over $20 per 100 acres if prices firm. The wheat sowing outlook for 1907 is 98 percent of average. Hessian fly and white grub damage minor. apples yield 76 percent of normal.
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Columbus
Ohio
Tate
Eastern men study Lake Shore traction network
A party of officials from the Pennsylvania Railroad inspected the Lake Shore electric line between Cleveland and Toledo on Wednesday to learn how the trolley business is run and where traffic is centralized. The visitors from New York and Philadelphia said several other traction lines would be checked before returning east.
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Lake Shore
Cleveland
Toledo
Pennsylveania Railroad
New York
Philadelphia
Minors Seek Permit to Alter Elyria Plat on Northrup Street
Joseph Paddock Mary Paddock George Paddock and Florence Paddock minors petition the court of common pleas for permission to alter the plat of Sheldon Paddock's addition to Elyria fronting Northrup Street. They claim no damage to city streets or adjacent properties will result.
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Joseph Paddock
Mary, Paddock
George Paddock
Florence Paddock
Court of Common Pleas
Northrup Street
Sheldon Paddock
Elyria
Lackaye to Star As Jean Valjean In The Law and the Man
Wilton Lackaye appears in Elyria Theatre debut of The Law and the Man a four act dramatic adaptation of Victor Hugo s Les Miserables. He portrays Jean Valjean the ex galley slave marked by 19 years of hardship while Fantine Cosette Javert Thenardieres and the love of Marius and Cosette appear in a reverent stage rendering praised for fidelity to the novel. Mrs Austin s Buckwheat flour is also advertised.
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Wilton Lackaye
Elyria Theatre
Victor Hugo
Mr. Lackaye
Svengali
Prisby
Curtis Jadwin
Jean Valjean
Toulon
Lackaye
Valjean
Fantine
Cosette
Javert
Thenardieres
Marius
New York Central declares a dividend amid stock moves
The New York Central Railway directors declare a six percent dividend, one percent higher than peers, citing Lake Shore stock gains. Nickel Plate officials omit action now, promising a January meeting to decide on a dividend.
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New York Central Railway
Lake Shore
Akerman Dominates Cleveland Mat Challenge
State champion wrestler Al Akerman continues to hold the Lie and the $25 forfeit after meeting several top wrestlers in Cleveland this week. No challenger has stayed with him for 23 minutes without being thrown, and Akerman remains undefeated as he tackles more opponents.
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al Akerman
Cleveland
Akerman
Cleve
Amid
Famine in Pig Iron Causes Market Slowdown
A supply famine in pig iron drives high prices and a lull in the cast iron market. Municipalities largely refuse new orders at current charges as slow deliveries disrupt supply chains, leaving the iron industry broadly affected.
Another license bid for Lorain saloon submitted
An application to operate a saloon has been filed with the county auditor. D Schwartz seeks the license for the premises formerly run by J Majesse at Lorain.
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D Schwartz
J. Majesse
Lorain
State bans Vivo drink after court ruling
The temperance drink Vivo, once sold widely in Wellington, is declared an alcoholic beverage by court order and sale is prohibited. An analysis at Millersburg, Ohio showed 12 percent alcohol. The product is made by a Milwaukee brewery.
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Wellington
Millersburg
Milwaukee
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Charles Nostruim
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Charles Hickey
Oberlin
First Congregational Church
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the Jesu Store Bread
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Jack Reublin
Elyvia
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Daniel Freeze
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