Twenty five years of marriages celebrated in city court
The month marks 25 years since more than 100 couples were licensed to wed at the county courthouse. Prominent spouses include A. L. Garford and J. A. Davis, with many later celebrating a 25th anniversary unless death or divorce intervened. The article lists dozens of couples from 25 years ago, including E. G. Steadman and Mary L. Bennett, and J. A. Davis with Mary A. Shepard, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House of Lorain
A. L. Garford
J. A. Davis
Geo. T. Biggs
Biggs & Everard Company
C E Tucker
County Recorder
Cupid
Steel Company Moves To Buy Great Lakes Coal Assets
United States Steel Corp negotiations reported in New York yesterday to acquire all properties mines and equipment of the Great Lakes Coal Company of Pittsburg for well over 1 000 000 dollars polishing its position to supply coal and ore for its fleet of vessels.
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New York
Pittsburg Post
United States Steel Corporation
Great Lakes Coal Company
Pittsburg
The
Steel Corporation
Esa
Electro-gen cures blood disease by electric process
An old time patent medicine advertisement touts Electro gen as a liquid remedy for blood infections and stomach digestion. It claims germ-fighting action, lists prices of fifty cents to one dollar, and offers a free bottle with a mail request. Also promotes Odol and a local druggist sale amid directory notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Electrogen
Electro Gen Co
Framont
Ohio
Eadly Drug Store
Service Pension Bill Becomes Law After Senate Approval
Washington reports the House passed a pension bill recognizing G A R veterans. It provides monthly sums by age groups with estimated total costs and beneficiaries, specifying no double pensions for one soldier and banning pension agents from compensation under this law.
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Washington
G A. R
Congress
House
Senate
Person Bureau
Cass
Actor Denham Dies in New York on Street
New York, Feb 5. George W. Denham an oldtime actor died from apoplexy on the street while heading to his physician. Denham supported Joseph Jefferson for years and acted with other stars. His last engagement was with Wilton Lackaye in The Law and the Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George W. Denham
Fr. Denham
Joesph Jefferson
Wilton Lackaye
the Law
the Man
Chamber of Commerce approves representative board plan
The chamber lists candidates for the board of directors with members grouped by business interests. Printed ballots will be sent to members who must deposit them with secretary Tucker between 1 and 8:30 Monday. The plan aims to reflect merchant, lawyer, doctor and other classes in proportion to membership.
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Chamber
Lawsuits Attach $500000 as Writs Are Issued
Special writs of attachment for 500000 were issued yesterday by Judge Lawton of the superior court against A C Burrage C D Burrage and Thomas W Lawson. Henry J Runkle seeks an accounting in a pending suit. The defendants money in various banks has been attached. Runkle's action grows from a transaction in their owned Mae per.
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Boston
Lawton
Superior Court
A. C. Burrage
C. D. Burrage
Thomas W. Lawson
Henry
J. Runkle
Runkle
Mae
Cooney Freed After Commutation Marries in Columbus
Thomas Cooney, confined at the Ohio penitentiary since 1902, receives a three year commutation from Gov. Harris after partial time served, regains citizenship, and marries Toledo native Della Swaver. The couple then plans to move to Philadelphia.
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Columbus, Fed
Thomas Cooney
Cooney
Ohio
Della Swaver
Toledo
King
Miss Swaver
Columbus
Lucas County
Philadelphia
Death of James Warnock in Santa Rosa
James H. Warnock, formerly of this city, died at his Santa Rosa home Monday morning at age 63 of consumption. He leaves a wife and two children and served in the Civil War with the 103 C. V. I. He lived here until four years ago. A board of education committee was appointed to report on domestic science and related matters at the next meeting.
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James H. Warnock
Santa Rosa
California
Mr. Warnock
Board of Education
Messrs. Ely, Chamberisin and Squires
May Establish a Kindergarten Proposal Moves Forward
A proposal to establish a kindergarten advances with district officials weighing costs and implementation steps. School leaders, parents, and community groups discuss curriculum, staffing, and facility needs as a decision deadline approaches.
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Elyria
Hotel Andwur
John Kalva Elyria
Sr Z
E. G. Steadman
Mary L. Bennington
Charle Verson
Anna Merritt
William BR. Walker
Agaths
Christian Plocher and
Olive Krause
Ellen F. Nowell and
Ella F. Flow
Arthur &. Garford
Mary L Nelson
Christian Zimmer
Kate Smith
George J. French
Ela May Soodoe
J. A Davis
Mary A Shepard
John Dyke
Annie Freemen
James E Woodruff
Mary Sn
George Walton
Elizabeth Seipfoot
John Daney
Mary Wurst
John Tunnington
Mary Watts
W. E. Mallory
Olive Stough
Frank W. Briggs
Edith E Darling
Albert Reese
Mary B Schna
George T. Biggs
Mattie
Lewis Charles Goodspeed
Nettie Melin
Charles F. Tucker
Hattie E. Hart
George E. Crehore
Nellie E. Paragher
John G Everard
Annie D. Biggs
Joseph H Dickson
Mars
Taundon
W. R. White
Julia A. Oswen
T H. Gamble
Mary Young
E. Humphrey
Alice Hamlin
J. Barnes
Eliza Bryant
Fred Hine
Mary E. Campbell
James W. McGregor
Alice M. Gray
Thomas W. Landis
Cynthia Hinard
D. W. Rowland
E. W. Barnes
W. L. Regor
Carrie Sanborn
David J. Hill
Mary M. Adams
Fred J. Felt
Sarah Tucker
George A. Rawson
Mary A. Ross
Sheldon L. Kent
Sarah M. Fast
W. H. Aiken
Dora Ruesel
Elyria Telephone Company
Denham
Chamber OF Commerce
Levies Upor Lawson Cadh
James Warnock
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
A. B. Frost
Jeunes
Ren's Book Store
Bias’ Book Istore
Stangams
Tarrer
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