Malpin McAlpine Faces Murder Charge in Early Morning Hearing
Os car McAlpine aged 61 was arraigned before Judge Washburn on a first degree murder charge after shooting his wife at his Wellington area home on January 4. He survived and will be defended by A. E. Lawrence. trial set for March 4 with 36 jurors summoned. Others arraigned include Edwin Blair and F. F. Thomas among several not guilty pleas. state to pay defense in one case due to tied property.
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Oscar McAlpine
Washburn
Wellington
A. E. Lawrence
McAlpine
Wisconsin
Lawrence
Edwin Blair
F. F. Thomas
H. C. Gage
Bobonek
John Tincher
J. D. Hamlin
Andrew Stoplesf
Andrew Plaff
Samuel Krauss
K. D. Hamlin
Plaft
Krauss
A. J. Lawrence
January arrests in Elyria include intoxication majority
In January Elyria police jailed 21 people for intoxication out of 30 total arrests. The remainder included eight for disorderly conduct due to liquor and one for loafing. R. I. Hill offers all kinds of fine jewelry repair with prompt service and fulfillment of orders.
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Elyria
R. I. Hill
News dealer nearly run down by lumber team on Mill Street
Claude Dimpter, a well known news dealer, narrowly escaped serious injury Friday afternoon. He was rushing with papers from a Lake Shore train up Mill street hill when knocked down by a team from Porsch Lumber Co. He was taken to Dr. Cushing's and found to have no broken bones, only scratches on arms from hoof strikes. He aimed to reach the Mill and Broad corner to serve customers and failed to see the team coming.
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Claude Dimpter
Lake Shore
Mill Street
Porsch Lumber Company
Dr. Cushing
Mill and
Broad Street
Baptist Church Holds Revival Meetings This Week
From Monday through Friday evenings inclusive, revival services begin at 7 20 each night at the Baptist Church. Attendees are asked to be on time for the opening rallying consecration meeting on the first evening. All meetings are open to the public and cordial invitations are extended.
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Baptist Church
Groundhog Day Shadow and Mrs Zeno Rice Obituary
The piece notes the groundhog shadow omen predicting six more weeks of winter due to poor visibility. It also reports the death of Mrs Zeno Rice of Oak Street from consumption at age 32 after a long illness, survived by her husband and two children.
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Zeno Rice
Oak Street
Railroad Feud Renewal Clouds Big County Construction
In Pittsburg officials announce Gould and Ramsey have reconciled stirring speculation on how the revived friendship will affect two rival rail lines under construction through the county. Wabash progress remains brisk while Ramsey’s Lorain to Wellington work stalls amid funding questions. The dispute now touches a shared territory, fueling doubts the Ramsey line will ever finish.
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Pittsburg
Gould
Ramsey
Hine
Wellington
Lorain
Lorain & Southern
Toledo
Steel
England
Ones
Crusade Planned to Clean Saloons and Bawdy Houses
Lorain County ministers back a proposed county good government league aimed at funding detective work to gather evidence for suppressing fire and vice. Captain Cowley of the Lorain Good Government League met Prosecutor Stevens to discuss the plan in Elyria and surrounding towns.
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Cowley
Lorain
Good Government League
Stevens
Elyria
Oak Point Ghats Postponed At Probate and Common Pleas
The Oak Point appropriation cases are postponed again. Lorain Sand & Gravel Company cases in probate court will be heard in three weeks, with common pleas hearings set for February 1. Owen McCabe’s attorneys refiled a motion asking plaintiffs to declare the land’s intended use, forcing promoters to reveal their confidential plan.
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Oak Point
Lorain Sand & Gravel Company
Court of Common Pleas
Owen McCabe
Convent Plans for Elyria Church Readied
Architect Hamilton E Ford of Lorain has completed two story brick veneer convent plans for St Marys Church Elyria. The $9000 structure includes a parlor dining music living room chapel kitchen seven upper sleeping rooms baths an infirmary two rooms 16 by 12 feet and 13 by 12 feet. Construction to begin soon.
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Hamilton E. Ford
Lorain
St. Mary’s Church
Elyria
Fisher Gets Damages From Schwert Brothers For Refusing Dinner
The Schwert Brothers, former Elyria restaurant keepers, must pay D. C. Fisher 350 damages for denying him a meal because he is colored. The verdict comes after a one hour jury deliberation, affirming the case under the anti discrimination statute amid public attention.
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Sehwert Brothers
Elyria
D. C. Fisher
Lorain
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Malpin
Penfield
A. Rotehever
A. Harte
MR. Grounde
Olga
Helen Hale
Miss Helen Hale
Second Street
Miss Hale
Cleveland
Raymond Hitchcock
Anna Smith
Wasburn
New York
Clara Macey
Dorothy Dodd
Lillian Jones
Jene Roe
Laura Tee
Fannie Schwartz
Ruby Richards
Oak Point Ghats
Elyria Fintched
Fisher
Sal
Schwert Brothers
Dury
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