Fairness and duty in county bridge case support
Adverse commentary on Prase culor Stroup case against the Kins Bridge Company prompts praise for the prosecutor and local officials. The piece urges lawful action, condemns professional case hunters, and stresses that the county’s interests justify thorough preparation and trial. It also notes Lorain Daily News’ Christmas edition as a commendable local effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praseculor Stroup
Kins Bridge Company
Stony
Proaventor
Post Office Holiday Hours Notice
The post office will extend hours this week for patrons. The window will be open until nine o'clock on most days except Friday and Saturday nights. On Monday December 26 a delivery is canceled though windows stay open 9 to 10:30 AM. Sunday December 24 the office hours shift to five o'clock to accommodate callers.
Science Prevents Baldness with Herpleide Cure
An advertising notice claims Herpleide scalp antiseptic destroys hair loss germs and restores growth. It cites Mr. Mannott of Butte Montana going from complete baldness to thick hair in six weeks and mentions agents in Maryland Block and samples mailed from The Herplowe Co Detrow Uh.
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Nowhro
Mannott
Maryland
Butte
Mont
Adjudged Insane Youth From Oberlin
James B Pheonix a colored 19 year old lad from Oberlin was judged insane by Judge Hinman on Monday morning. He was ordered removed to the asylum for treatment due to acute melancholia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Pheonix
Oberlin
Hinman
Massillon Aslam
Pheonix
Suit Against G and W Traction Co
W C Smith a contractor filed suit in common pleas for 500 damages after an accident east of the city on November 15 1903 or 1905 at Stop 46 near the Elyria corporation line where Cleveland street crosses the tracks. He says Frank Willard drove a team onto street car tracks to cross and two horses were struck by a westbound car under Conductor Baldwin and Motorman Cowley One horse died and the wagon and harness were damaged. He contends cattle guards were not provided and their absence enabled the perilous crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C Smith
Court of Common Pleas
Stop 46
Elyriaorporation
Cleveland Street
Frank Willard
Baldwin
Cowley
Wilhard
Boynton Divorced From Mrs May McCoy In Contested Case
Silvanues Cobb Boynton wins a divorce from Mrs May McCoy Boynton after testimony showing fault by the wife, including unfaithfulness and heavy drinking. Judge Washburn notes no fault by Boynton except marriage misstep and says custody of the children is for Boynton to decide. The courtroom scene ends with Mrs Boynton being escorted out and Boynton leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silvanues Cobb Boynton
Washburn
Boynton
Sunday Concerts Get Gentle Elyria Reception
The first concert in a Sunday series by the Elyria band at the opera house drew fair attendance and cautious support from ministers who oppose protests. No formal action planned. critics praised the program especially Cherrot Crandall’s baritone in Bonny Blowe and Mendelssohn’s Andante to Concerto violin solo.
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Elyria
Opera House
W. E. Cadmus
Sousa
Pomeroy
Bonny Blowe
Cherrot Crandall
Andante
Mendelsoln
Juries Chosen for January Civil Court Term
Jurors for the January term court of common pleas have been chosen. The grand jury reports January 25 and the petit jury January 29. Names include C. L. Les Hubert Day I G Schmittgen Wi Spergelburg Elyria Hermann Snell Columbia B E Steele Arthur Tolhurst Amherst Ed Boyd John Ricks and others. Grand jurors drawn from the box include Charles Sheffield Pittsfield David Bevin W J Altman D W Sanford B H Bayes Lorain George Preston Russia Charles Banlaberry Ridgeville H B Lindsday W J Newberry G R Allen Heman Ely Jr Frank Watering Charles Kelner La Grange Anton Yungbluth SheMeld.
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Court of Common Pleas
C. L. Les
Hubert Day
I. G. Schmittgen
Wi. Spergelburg
Elyria
Hermann Snell
Columbia
B. E. Steele
Arthur Tolhurst
Amherst
Ed Boyd
John Ricks
W. @. Fisher
Henry Kolb
Lorain
W. J. Stone
W. J. Fuller
Russia
John Jordan
Brighton
Henry Hoffman
Brownhelm
Charles Sheffield
Pittsfield
David Bevin
W. J. Altman
D. W. Sanford
BH. Bayes
George Preston
Charles Banlaberry
Ridgeville
H. B. Lindslay
W. J. Newberry
G. R. Allen
F. A. Smith
Heman Ely, Jr
Frank Watering
Charles Kelner
la Grange
Anton Yungbluth
SheMeld
Four Lives Lost in Lorain Fire at Theater
A Sunday morning blaze at the Verbeck theatre in Lorain trapped a dozen people on the third floor. Firemen lacked ladders long enough to reach them as masks of smoke and flames blocked exits. Rescues saved several, but Mrs. William Marsh and three others perished. The disaster, caused by a theater fire, led to mass warnings and crowd control as investigators cautioned no formal inquiry.
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Lorain
William Schultz
William Temple
Shila
Wickens & Ransom's
Dwyer
Pittsburg
Marsh
Grace
Clifford
Verbeck
Geo. Verbeck
Ol City
Withal
Warren
New Castle
Charon
Dykeman
Elyria
Braman
Seargent Smiths Search and Cigars Sold in Elyria
Sergeant Smith a Rough Riders veteran visited Elyria yesterday and praised a cheap Havana filler Chico cigar from Bady's Drug Store now the Jotal agency for the brand. The note also mentions Ireland bank deposits rising over ten years and a lost United States Steel certificate, plus police activity in Andover causing motorist boycotts of local charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergeant Smith
Rough Riders
Eady
Wadsworth Bros
Bady's Drug Store
Jotal Agency
Elyrin
Sargeant Smith
Dorothy Dodd Boots Versus Higher Priced Custom Shoes
A comparison notes features in high priced custom made shoes and finds similar elements in Dorothy Dodd Boots. The analysis suggests Dorothy Dodd boots offer style and perceived value close to more expensive pairs selling for twice the price of eight dollars and sixty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dodd
Philpott
Clear thinking action urged for student body at University of Cincinnati
President Dabney advocates forming a student body to supervise all student affairs at Cincinnati. He argues it would improve college ethics and governance, while Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promotes vigor. 35 cents, H. A. Dyerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dabney
University of Cincinnati
H. A. Dyerman
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