Lorain Steel to End as National Tube Gains Control
The Lorain Steel Company of Ohio will cease to exist after January 1 as National Tube Company takes full control of the Lorain plant. President Coolidge will head the Lorain Steel company of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. Max M Suppes becomes managing partner at Borate and Charles Fell of Pittsburgh will be superintendent amid plant consolidations.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Max M. Suppes
Lorain Steel Company of
Ohio
McKeesport
Shelby
Coolidge
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Olio
Max M Suppes
Cigs
Lonoral Mavasert
Borate
Charles Fell
Pittsburg
Lo- Tat
Plact
Untitled Note on Local Store Prices
Fragmentary listing reports price notes for tea and lemonade items and packaging details. The readable text mentions packages, pounds, and yard quantities but lacks complete context or identifiable entities.
Bums Put to Work Piling Wood on Saturday Afternoon
Officer Whitmney along Brand Street found two hobos idle on a corner. He offered them a job and they followed to pile wood for the city, turning a stray encounter into work.
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Whitmney
Brand Street
Jim
Jungle housekeeping in West Indian jungle
A sensational, dated sketch describes a West Indian Negro housewife thriving in jungle conditions. It claims fruit and vegetables grow at the hut and fish fill the river while she washes with soap berry berries, uses calabashes as bowls and cups, and brews tea from lime leaves and sugarcane juice.
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Inmilan Jungle
Police Court Liquor Case Leads to Brief Jails and Fines
Monday's police court sentenced plain drunks who were lodged until Saturday night and fined five dollars before the mayor. John Boylan Dan Dunavy and Frank Osgoot were unable to pay their fines and were jailed until the end of the term. An engagement at Congregational church on December 18 was postponed due to ill health of a lady member. Mrs Stark, daughter of Mr and Mrs F H Stark, formerly lived here and now resides in Coramie Pa.
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Ohdar Snd
Tanly
John Boylan
Dan Dunavy
Frank Osgoot Nona
Aung
Wednearby
Misa Basaie Stuk
Pied Reeves
Stark
F H Stark
Thin City
Corapahie
Second Sight Restores Derby Woman at 94
Mrs Sally Pratt of Derby Connecticut aged 94 after years of near blindness regains sharp vision. She could read large headlines then later fine print Bible and newspapers with no glasses. Doctors call it a rare second sight occurring near a century old.
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Sally BE. P. Pratt
Derby
Conn
Death of Mr Nal Nail Struck by Erie Rail at 82
Mrs Dawson learned her father Mr Nal Nail a prominent Mansfield resident died after a rail accident on September 1 at age eighty two. He was severely injured and died from the shock. Mrs Dawson and Reverend left Monday for Mansfield to arrange funeral plans.
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Dawson
Nal
Maunstiald
Nail
Erie Railroad
Rey
Lawsuit Over Lakeside Printing Company Dismissed
The suit by Sophie Sohaiby against Lakeside Printing and Publishing was dismissed on Monday morning without prejudice and at the plaintiff's costs. Attorney I A Freeman and J N Starr of LaGrange represent Senator Chamberlain and H W Vogercoll, and have purchased Mig Sehai bly's interest in the concern.
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Sophie Sohaiby
Lakeside Priting
Pi Bi Hing
Costa
I A Freeman
J N Starr
LaGrange
Chamberlain
H W Vogercoll
Migs Sehaibly
Parsons Declares Candidacy for County Commissioner
Local resident Parsons announces he will seek the county commissioner seat at the next Republican nominating convention. He is described as well qualified and a strong candidate for LaGrange Township.
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Parsons
LaGrange Township
Parsons Mano Wall
Beauty Doctor at the Opera House
The Beauty Doctor musical comedy promotes a beauty lotion sold by the titular doctor in a satire on beauty culture. Fred EB Wright produced the two and a half hour show with 60 performers and new lighting effects. Cast iron plows are noted as a historical aside in the text.
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Helen of Troy
Cleopatra
Fred EB Wright
Kerr and
Shelley
Henrietts
Wright
Ohio to back Cadilrie Far in Republican convention
Ohio will endorse Cadilrie Far as the Republican candidate at the upcoming national convention in Chicago beginning June 2. The state committee set tasks for January and planned actions through April, aiming to shape Ohio sentiment ahead of the convention and selection of a nominee.
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Ohio
Cadilrie
W CO Wallace
Gsaarefers
Mie
Aepeb
Agen
Apri
Pines
Chicago
Republica
Probate Court appoints administrator for Maury estate
Probate Court Fred Stark named administrator of the estate of Maury Beese faite at Hlyria with 8500 bond. Alphus J N Lyveland of Wellington acted as witness and ordered conveyance to Lorain.
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Fred Stark
Beese
Hlyria
Alphus J N Lyveland
Wellington
Boston Ladies Symphony Orchestra Soloists At New Year Event
The Boston Ladies Symphony Orchestra opens the New Year program at Murdoch's Jewelry store with four prominent violin soloists including Piooslo Cerner and Eluriat. Seats sold, drawing for a pony offered by G Chapman Clothier announced as Number 13254, drawing held Monday afternoon.
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Piooslo
Cerner
Aid Eluriat
Murdroh
Dac. RY
Boston Lads Symphony
Tepes
Tia
G Chapman
Clothier
Cleveland Street Car Injury Case Moves to Lorain Court
Carl Weiss was struck by a street car on July 20 1899 in Cleveland fracturing his skull. He sues for 10000 damages in Cuyahoga County court of common pleas, with the case moved to Lorain County on change of venue. Boyd and Carr represent Weiss while Byniea Sunderne and Denisey defend.
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Carl Weiss
Cleveland
Cuyahoga
Woman's Home Work as a Noble Craft and Duty
A Washington Star editorial urges women to value home duties as the highest education and art. It argues a wife and mother shapes the home through study, discipline, and love, creating peace, order, and intellectual life within the household.
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Washington Star
Residence of Henry Kagy Burns In City Fire Report
A house belonging to Henry Kagy brother of Mayor BJ King burned Friday night. Fire started near the rear, fully insured, and caused about 6000 in losses. Water limits hampered firefighting as the building lay beyond city mains, but neighbors saved furniture and prevented total ruin. Spectators reported the blaze visible for miles.
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Henry Kagy
BJ King
Lorin
Sarre
Mika
Merthe Returns Home From Hospital Stay
Merthe, long in Cleveland hospital care, has recovered enough to leave for home with his parents in North Amhearst. Chas accompanies the change as family reports improved health and plans for continued recovery at home.
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Has. Merthe
Cleveland
North Am
Hearst
Woman Rescues Self After Tarantula Like Bite
Mrs. Martin of Berkeley endured a severe spider bite after a jacket sleeve trapped a tarantula like insect. She squeezed the wound, sucked out venom, and applied soda ammonia paste then sought a physician. Her quick action likely saved her life, despite mouth blisters the next day.
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Denver
Mia
Salvador Martin
Berkeley
Mrs. Martin
Paris Papers Face Action Over Guessing Contests
Paris newspapers are warned by M Bulot to abandon guessing competitions citing lottery law concerns. The Petits Parisien ran a grain count contest attracting 2,000,000 solutions and 309 workers, tallying 67,000,448 grains. The venture boosted daily circulation to over 2,000,000 and netted about 65,000 for owners. A Salt Lake City inventor plans an airship for the St Louis exposition, promising a grand display even if a Nebraskan cyclone crosses the route.
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Paris
M. Bulot
Petits Parisien
Salt Lake City
St. Louis Exposition
Chicago Daily News
Nebraska
PM Boyd and Party to Leave Thursday for Philadelphia
PM Boyd and party, including WW Grout RH Water mn and Chas Duchtler with Lois Boa, will depart by regal train to Philadelphia. Mr soy serves as treasurer of the Lorain reel company in Pennsylvania. The remainder of the party will join Mr Boyd at the office.
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Boyd
Grout
RH Watermn
Chas Duchtler
Lois Boawell
Qleve
Regal
Philadelphia
Soy
Lorain Reel Company
Pennsylvania
Icey
Phiadelphia
Partey
Conrite
Special Meeting on Lake Shore Railway Bridge Condition
A county special meeting will be held Wednesday afternoon to meet Lake Shore Electric Railway representatives about a Lorain viaduct bridge. The rails have contracted causing a wide gap that heavy cars strike and jolt over the bridge raising fears of structural injury.
A New Bank for Oberlin Looks Set for Spring Start
Oberlin appears ready to welcome a second bank with plans to open next spring if no hitch stalls organization. A Park House meeting drew signers of the charter petition including A Fanoyer and E J Goodrich among others.
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Oberlin
Hirch
Park House
Atate
A Fanoyer
Carter
E J Goodrich
HG Wanpgerein
Henry Morris
M M Squire
Jas R Severance
OC KE Whitney
WB Bedortha
J F Randolph
George C Prince
Obertim Nowra
Locusts and Rail News Across States in 1874
The Rocky Mountain locust devastated crops in Kansas Missouri Nebraska and Iowa causing immense direct losses. Indirect losses likely matched. The piece also notes a De Wet homage, Cape railways engines, and the Oberlin Business College winter term with plans for a large attendance.
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Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
de Wet
Cape Railways
Oberlin
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