Local people noted in Elyria area social and legal notices
Local items include registrations, callers, and visits from D C Mead Medina Fleming Kraupp Smith and others. Births marriages licenses and a dozen notices cover alimony divorce custody obituaries and society events with details on a self culture club postponement Christmas season visits and a Sabbath arrest. A carriage accident injures C H Wilkins while a horse runs away near East avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Mead
Cleveland
D. D. Fleming
Medina
Elyria
J. A. Salva
Sandusky
M. N. Hunter
Lorain
Charles J. Kraupp
Joseph Smith
Oberlin
George Ryan
Canton
H. G. Lynn
West Side
John Wagner
Second Street
Anta Snow
Wheeling
W. Va
Bi. J. Jackson
Lake Avenue
Buckwheat Cakes Featured for Breakfast Demand
The notice announces buckwheat cakes as a seasonal breakfast staple and states readiness to cater to customer needs. Prepared to cater, the offer emphasizes convenient breakfast options and service readiness.
Shooting May Result in Murder in Street Room
A man named Konosvitch fired three shots at Oyaki after consuming beer in a room with several beds. Oyaki was wounded in the arm and body. Konosvitch was disarmed and jailed, with medical staff called. He claims remorse and cites disagreements with Boliski, pending grand jury action in January.
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Holiski
Konoasvitch
Oyaki
Trollski
Hiwper
Byers
Ovuk
America
Boliski
Leavitt the Irish Fiddler sings on Elyria police charge
Jim Leavitt, a longtime Irish musician from Donegal, was jailed for intoxication after a Saturday arrest. Chief Detective Whitney notes his three temperance songs and long history of drinking, but Leavitt insists on his craft and his fiddle remains a Sunday staple.
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Folger
Jim Leavitt
County Donegal
Whitney
Elyria
Leavitt
Oberlin Professor Narrowly Escapes Riots in Russia
G Frederick Wright, Oberlin geologist, and his wife escaped the recent riots in Russia while abroad. He had already left his Russian explorations due to unrest and is expected to return to Oberlin County around January 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
G .Frederick Wright
Russia
Wright
Our Buckwheat Flour and Maple Syrup Offer
A local advertisement touts Our Buckwheat Flour as strictly pure and wholesome and promotes Our Maple Syrup as a Lo Rain County product. The piece asks readers to try the products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Kennedy Laxative Honey and Tar advertised remedy
Jack Reublin touts Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as the safest cure for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. The product is claimed to expel all cold from the system by acting as a cathartic on the bowels and is sold by all druggists.
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Kennedy
Mystery ear mark on hello girls sparks city wonder
A Pittsburg street car scene reveals a curious ear mark on a telephone operator known as the “phone corn.” Investigations show most operators share the left ear callous from constant receiver use, a sign feared to deter job applicants. Officials plan new receivers to reduce the blemish and preserve hiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Six Confederate Soldiers Found in Indiana Cemetery Mound
Jeffersonville Indiana reveals graves of six Confederate soldiers frozen to death on January 1, 1844 while prisoners sent across the river to Indianapolis. They were buried in Eastern cemetery and later to be moved to Cave Hill Louisville. Captain John H Leathers led a search for proper reinterment by Hasten camp Confederate Veterans. Names remain undisclosed pending records.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Indianapolis
Ohio
John H. Leathers
George B. Fasten
Confederate Veterans
Louisville
Cave Hill
Hasten
New York to Adopt French Criminal ID System
Police Commissioner McAdoo announces the New York police department will use the French imprint system for identifying criminals. Detective Sergeant Joseph Faurot will depart for Paris for two months of study, returning with expertise in Bertillon measurements.
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McAdoo
New York
Joseph Faurot
Paris
France
Fanrot
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Endorsing Letters in 19th Century Ad
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars for proof Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh. It features endorsements for F J Cheney and his firm, with claims of sixteen years of acquaintance and financial reliability. Patent medicine claims include internal use and testimonials, price details, and retail availability. The piece also mentions Hall's Family Pills and a brief note on bicycle makers in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Dorothy Dodd Winter Models Highlight Craft and Design
Distinctive Dorothy Dodd style shines in new Winter models. The designs reveal clever detailing and splendid workmanship, reinforcing the brand's fame for quality and fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dodd” Blias
Dorothy Bodd
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Sther
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Wythe
the Robinson & Hancock CO
Jack Cowley
West Avenue
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George S. Howard
Hely Malony
Ridgelawn
J. H. Craig
George . Boward
Craig
Louis Cerevenka
Helen Garvey
George W. Yingling
Mamie Jacobs
Muriel Nash
Celia Leonard
John Jehle
Huron Street
George W. Johnson
The
Baptist Church
C. H. Wilkins
George Howard
Jack Reublin
the Biggs & Everhard Co
Earth
the Biggs & Everard Co
the Reporter Printing Co
Ely
Mill Street
England
Philpott
J. Murragh Jeweler
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