City Fath ers Advised by Judge Boynton in Gas Case Settlement
City council adjourned session hears Judge Boynton urge settling with Citizens Gas and Electric for 5000 damages over heating plant abandonment. Judge prefers free gas terms for 17 years, argues settlement saves money and avoids disputes while engineers assess gas and electric service quality and future street lighting options.
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Judge Boynton
Citiizens' Gas & Eleeter Company
Ase
He Gas Company
Cry Council
Boynton
Mrs Nellie Bushnell Seeks Divorce For NonSupport And Deceit
Mrs Nellie Bushnell seeks a divorce from John Bushnell alleging refusal to provide for support and to fund their son Rollin's schooling. They wed in the city on June 16 1891 and have a 13 year old son. She states she must run a boarding house to support herself and keep Rollin in school. His present whereabouts are unknown. last heard of him in Seattle Washington.
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Nellie Bushnell
John Bushnell
Rollin
Seattle
Wash
Verbeck Theater Fire Inquest Highlights Stage Axe and Suspected Motive
Coroner French questioned witnesses over the Verbeck theater fire of December 17 at Parkside chapel Lorain. He traced movements from stage carpenter Marsh through the building to the Marsh suites and living rooms, probing Dwyer and other staff, while noting the building's cheap construction and unlocked gallery doors. The inquiry aimed to uncover any motive or overlooked details contributing to the fatal blaze and the fate of four Hyves.
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William
Marsh
James Swyer
Jessness
Elyrin
French
Verberk Theater
Parkside Chapel
Lorain
James Dwyer
Thomas Haynes
Py Tuthar Koontu
Pio Ohn
W W. Beth
Ok Tvibelioerdet
B. Buckingham
New York
Duhi
William Temple
Homer Raymond
William TW. Marsh
Bath
Thomas Imyes
Koonitz
Dwyer
H. O. Wurmser
Verbeck
Cleveland
O. K
Cnelosal
Borr Arelongham
Noth
Marsh Suite
William ‘Temple
Venter
Ner
Tever
Tam
Sie
Meyer
Marsh Apartments
Christmas Exercises At Disciple Bandas School
The regular Christmas exercises of the Disciple Bandas school were held Tuesday night at the church. The program, split between the younger and older groups, featured songs, recitations, and a cantata The Ten Virgins with roles by James Fauger and several church members. After the program, children were treated to candy and oranges. Rev. B. W. Allen read the scripture and is visiting Laporte with his father.
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Bandas
Ehateh
B. W. Allen
Laporte
F. J. Storer
Netta Bishop
Dewey Ason
James Fauger
King
Little
Jetson
Hazel Prindall
Bessia Jackson
Herbert Lindsley Re-Arrested In Oberlin Theft Case
After a year as a fugitive from justice Herbert Lindsley of Oberlin was re ar rested and jailed by Deputies Ward and Salisbury on Tuesday night. He faces arraignment on theft charges linked to a grand jury indictment with others to be indicted next session. A rural mail carrier named Grills once identified him as a suspect but Lindsley pleaded not guilty and bail was set, then reduced. Lee Nothidge was also being pursued after being located in Oberlin and will be tried on the indictment charges.
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Herbert Lindsley
Oberlin
Ward
Sailsbury
A& Tural
Grills
Owevin
Am Oll Duesy
Lindsie
Ma Wa
Wong
Lee Nothidge
Jumanti
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Sim
Euity
Verheck
H. Drescher
Bank
Drescher
Ralph Gore
Itving- Reais
Coar
Minish
Herbert —Lindsley
H. Stolzenburg
MR. Loudheimer
GEO. Storer
Doll & Auto
Anderson
Elyria, O
Harry H. Smith & CO
Lir Bellamy
Opera House
Axara
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