Oberlin Singer Leaves Husband For A Year
Oberlin concert singer Mrs Coriine Ryers Kelney, famous in Oberlin years ago, left her husband to test if they are happier apart. They will live separately for a year to decide if marriage or separation suits them better. Mr Kelsey, a Toledo resident in the wholesale drug business, maintains bachelor housing while she stays with friends in New York.
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Coriine Ryiers Kelney
Oberlin
Les
New York
Kelsey
Rockford
Toledo
Ginger
Ruth
Pastor Cadmus to Speak on Women at Church
Rev Cadmus will preach a second sermon at the First Congregational Church Sunday evening titled Women as Wage Workers The talk will cover the effect on social standing and marriage prospects plus home making responsibilities The choir will sing special music reflecting the subject last Sunday evening he delivered his first sermon on the topic
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Pretty Singers Entertained at First Congregational Club
The Men’s Club of the First Congregational church held a Friday evening meeting with about 70 members. Talks on interesting subjects were given and Lorain sisters Schwartz provided musical selections, showcasing their talent.
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Schwartz Sisters of
Lorain
Missionary Ella Maddock to Speak at Church of Christ
Miss Ella Maddock, long a missionary in central India, returns home to describe her work and the Indian people in a Sunday night address at the Church of Christ.
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Church of Christ
Miner Loses Fortune Fleeing From American Widow Tale
Prescott miner John Novatne told Chicago police a voyage from Austria to the United States and back to Germany was made to escape a widow who pursued marriage. He claimed to have walked much of the way from New York to Chicago with 15 cents, recounting his life in brief while detailing the alleged suitor’s questions about his wealth.
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Prescott, Ariz
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JWOGE SEPARATES THREE COUPLES IN DIVORCE HEARINGS
Jude Washburn grants three divorces and alimony while denying another after a hearing. Stewart Franelsy testifies his wife abandoned home for years and refused duties. Catherine Byrnes files for divorce from Edward Garnes over desertion and abuse with unknown current whereabouts. Mrs Barnes, Lottie Willett describe separations and abuse patterns amid recurring separations. (Continued on Page 6)
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Stewart Franelsy
Oder
Fremont
Blyria
Catherine Byrnes
Edward Garnes
Barnes
South Lorain
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Lottie Willett
Ariel truck reaches high during safety board test
The new ariel truck, bought by the public safety board, was tested by the fire department at 1 o'clock Saturday in front of the Masonic Temple. When fully extended it reached the top story windows, and with closer placement a man on the roof could be lifted. The ladder rose rapidly and the unit then moved down Broad Street before returning to the station.
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Board of Public Safety
Nre
Masonic Temple
Freman
Amherst Rail Service Rendered Inadequate by Officials
Cleveland and Southwestern officials told Amherst residents that no improvement is possible now to provide better service. They note 28 cars operate daily from Amherst, 24 between this city and Cleveland, and 18 between Wellington and Oberlin.
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Amherst
Cleveland
Wellington
Oberlin
Knox Takes An Option On Henry Fullmer Farm
Knox has taken an option on the 94 acre Henry Fullmer farm at Amherst. The option price is set at 20 000 and is due at the end of 30 days.
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Henry Fullmer
Amherst
Police arrest two men with the grip
Hastings received a telephone message from Lovaln just after noon on Saturday about two men who had stolen a suit case containing clothes and planned to reach Elycia by 1 15. Officers met the car at the loop and brought the pair to Lorain. The suspects were T M Connors a white man from Bruendville and Sam Hansberry a Negro from Oberlin. Hansberry carried a tase and both were very drunk. A Lorain officer retrieved them and took them back to Lorain.
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Lovaln
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Cus
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T. M Connors
Uriendville
Sam Hansberry
Oberlin
Hansberry
Lorain
Sale of Oberlin dry goods stock to H P Johnson
The remand of the stock of the Lugtaham dry goods store at Oberlin, held by the sheriff since the firm failed in summer, was sold to H P Johnson. Sealed bids were received by C K Whitney as trustee and presented in Cleveland to Harold Remington, who confirmed Johnson as the highest bidder.
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Oberlin
H P. Johnson
C. K. Whitney
Cleveland
Harold Remington
Remington
Johnson
Company Adds Two Limiteds for Cleveland Holiday Service
Sept Nester announced weekday schedule changes to improve service in Cleveland during the holidays. Beginning Monday morning the limited due to leave at 8 10 am will be run in two sections. An extra limited will also be run out of Cleveland at 3 40 pm.
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Sept. Nester Today
Wife’s lavish tastes blamed as bankrupt merchant speaks
Samuel Klaster, a Lorain dry goods merchant, testifies his insolvency stems from late nights, theatre outings, and his wife’s luxury. He lists losses of over $4,000 since starting in 1906, with debts at 4,500. He claims her father refused to fund the venture and that his wife, a Toledo native, is to blame. He recalls court, travel to Cleveland, and extravagant spending.
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Lorain
Janoss
Toledo
Klaster
Cleveland
Colonial
Separated by duake they will be united
Milwaukee December 26 a husband believed dead after a San Francisco earthquake is to be reunited with his wife in Stockton California after long separation. The wife buried a man she believed to be him in Riverside cemetery and later learned he survived. One child was killed in the interim and another died after birth. The couple had lived in San Francisco and were separated during the disaster days.
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Nnl
Heather
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Elyria Merchants Offer More Advant ages Than Those of Cleveland
A reporter endorses Elyria merchants for superior selection and lower prices. The piece argues home trade strengthens local prosperity, contrasts easy exchanges with Cleveland stores, and urges residents to patronize local shops to boost the community.
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Cleveland
Hlyria
United Action
Regese
Potter Leaves Logan Gas Foremanship After Dispute
Thomas Potter resigns as foreman of the Logan Gas Company following a personal dispute with Manager Adams. Potter, with 10 years at the firm and a solid reputation, is under investigation as company officials review the matter. Fellow workers who knew Potter stood by him during the resignation.
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Logan Gas Company
Adams
Mr Potter
Potter
Plaintiff sues TA Kearns Company for 25000 in debris accident
Oscar Bruckner sues the TA Kearns Company, builders of the Lorain and West Virginia Railway track near Oberlin, claiming a worn out hoisting derrick caused a fatal accident July 18, 1906. He alleges incompetent signal and derrick crew, a crushed back, internal injuries, and $599 spent on medical care with lifelong bedridden condition.
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TA Kearns Company
Lorain & West Virginia Railway Company
Oberlin
Oscar Bruckner
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