G and W to Expand Transit with New Cars and Schedules
Cleveland and Southwestern Traction directors approved fifteen more cars, joining sixteen bought last October, for about 8000 each with modern fittings. Cars will be delivered in spring, boosting service on the Cleveland to Lorain line and extending 20 minute intervals all day to North Amherst, easing crowding on peak hours.
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Cleveland & Southwestern Traction
Cleveland
Western Roads
Ity
Lorain
North Amherst
Attorney Promises Popular New Rail Service This Spring
Attorney W. B. Thompson states the company plans for spring aim to boost ridership by improving service to meet all requirements. Local readers are urged to expect significant enhancements designed to attract more passengers this season.
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W. B. Thompson
Ice crop may be light this year in the state
The article notes a likely short natural ice crop as artificial ice costs rise. Prices may double from last year with private use possibly at seventy cents per hundred pounds while saloons and butchers paid lower rates. Dealers under existing natural ice contracts face losses due to an open winter.
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Tts
Sexton Beemis Never Frightened Says Messenger
Frank Holtzhauer of Western Union telegraph reports Franela Beemis, sexton of Amhurst cemetery, has long held the post and handled many bodies without fear. He denies being frightened by the petrified remains of Miss Graeger and disputes rumors of facial hair on the body. Try our want column.
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Frank Holtzhauer
Western Union Telegraph Company
Franela Beemis
Amhurst
Miss Graeger
Edward E Boughton Died in Elyria Ohio at 18
Edward E Boughton died January 26 1906 at his home on Barlcourt Elyria Ohio after a long illness of pneumonia and consumption. Born June 24 1887 he lived in Lorain county all his life. He worked as a grocery clerk for Max Hart’s for five years and was married to Edith Hart. two sons Ralph Henry and Eugene Edward survive. He leaves an aged mother and father three sisters and five brothers. He was a member of the K P M M W A and K of P. Funeral services were held Monday at 1 30 p m under K of P auspices. His family thanks friends for support.
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Howard E. Boughton
Barlcourt
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County
Hia Ines
Max Hart
Edith Hart
Ralph Henry
Well Known Woman Dead in Elyria Hospital
Mrs Olive Lyons died at 10 30 this morning at Elyria hospital after a fourth stroke of paraplegia aged 69 years. She had first stroke in December 1904 and a second on February 15 1905 she had been in hospital since. Sister Mrs Mary Green of Rochester N Y was present. A brief funeral will be held at hospital at 7 this evening conducted by Dr Dawson of the Methodist church and burial will be at Amherst Friday or Saturday.
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Olive Lyons
Elytia Hospital
Lyons
Mary Green
Rochester
N. Y
Dawson
Methodlat Church
Amherst
Wyons Aad
Elyria
Fight on stage shocks Chester audience in Old Clothes Man
Chester paper recounts a melee between two actors during a tussle on stage in the play The Old Clothes Man at the opera house. The scuffle ended with one actor knocked out as the audience enjoyed the staged fight as part of the show. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar is advertised as a remedy for coughs and colds.
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Kennedy
BR. OC. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
U.5
Elyria
Chester
All Drugista
All Drugiste
Stolen Carpet Case Moves Toward Replevin Action
In a Cleveland area dispute Mrs Kuchenrither reports damage to her home including a broken coffee grinder marks on linoleum holes in plaster and a missing carpet tied to a writ of replevin for goods claimed by J O’Neil and Kirsch. Justice C C Lord testified Kirsch sought the writ claiming unpaid goods from Coloniate Furnitura Co. Interior witnesses placed the carpet controversy in Lord’s office with Kirsch later returning the carpet. The case was continued to February 1 for defense witnesses. Attorneys Neidling Stetson Faxon Morgan appeared for plaintiffs and defendants.
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Nieding
Kuchenrither
Justice Lord
Kirsch
C. C. Lord
Lord
Neidling and Stetson
Kuchenrith.Jr
Faxon and Morgan
Cleveland
Captain Casto Receives Heroic Rescue Awards
New York and Goldmedale honors awarded to Captain Mark Casto of the schooner Alberta and his crew for rescuing fifty two persons from the Clyde line of Cherokee after it ran aground on mariguating shoals during a fierce gale. The crew included all men and the awards acknowledge their bravery.
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New York
Goldmedale
Mark Casto
Hindipo Cure Draws Broadstreet Druggist's Trial Offer
H A Dykeman of Broadstreet markets Hindipo the kidney cure and nerve tonic with a bold guarantee. If it fails to fully satisfy, he will refund the purchase price. The ad proclaims the remedy cures kidney troubles and nervous disorders, urging customers to try it with confidence. In Huntington W V a Wednesday fire destroyed about thirty buildings near St Albans, causing substantial damage.
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H. A. Dykeman
Broadtreet
Mat
Wader
Huntington
W. Va
St. Albans
Chesapeake & Ohio
Clover Leaf Club entertains with Pedro game
The Clover Leaf Club was entertained by Mrs Dan Eaton Wednesday afternoon. A pleasant time was spent playing Pedro. First prize went to Mrs Hary Sleheuneman, second to Mrs W B Lewis. Booby prize went to Mrs Will Haston. A dainty lunch was served and all declared a good time. Next meeting set for February 14 at Mrs Theo Thang 182 Clark Street.
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Clover Leaf Club
Dan Eaton
Pedro
Hary Sleheuneman
W. B. Lewis
Will Haston
Theo Thang
Clark Street
Toledo Firm Oaths to Pay Bounty for Uncurable Catarrh
Frank J. Cheney of Zhenay & Co Toledo swears as senior partner that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary public date December 6, 1686. Also notes testimonial requests and drug advertisements precede separate notices and a naval academy hazing dismissal. Fremont man Joseph Horn, 65, dies. he led local public service boards and served on the State Board of Equalization.
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State of Ohio
Cli
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
FS. Zhenay & Co
Hall
Frank J
J. Cheney & CO
Puke
Fremont
Joseph Horn
Board of Public Service
Lasttate Board of Equalization
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J. A. Boughton
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