Akron Iron Base Ball Club Names East Manager Again
At a directors meeting in Akron yesterday East was chosen to again manage the iron baseball team and will have full control of players on and off the field. Walter East managed last year and contended with Youngstown for first place for much of the season. The piece notes Akron's August slump, competition with Ohio Works and Hogan's, and East's plan to play second base while continuing as manager.
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Iyster Hast
Iron
East
Akron
Walter East
Youngstown
Hogan
Oho Works
Ohio Works
Vhctoty
Knockers
Tonsiline Sore Throat Cure Advertised in Canton Ohio
An old advertisement promotes TONSILINE as a sore throat antiseptic remedy. It claims quick relief after the first dose and a cure after a few doses, sold at druggists in bottles priced 25 and 6c by The Tonsiline Co in Canton Ohio.
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Tonsiline Co
Canton
Ohio
Irish McDonald Released By Newark O P Club
Irish McDonald, Cleveland second baseman formerly with Warren, has been released by Newark manager Cotton Bates who will cover second base himself. Durham, a pitcher who played for Niles and Geneva, signed with Altoona then Brooklyn tryouts, studied law, and may manage Geneva next season.
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Irish McDonald
Cleveland
Newark
Povally McDonald
Fang
McDonald
Warren
Cotton Bates
Clevelander
Bates
Durham
Altoona
Fitcher
Lews Durham
Niles
Canhoait
Gonava
Ashtabula
Alloon
Brooklyn
Trom
J. H. Coli
Geneva
Verdict Favoring Plaintiff in Rockport Basket Case
A verdict was returned for the plaintiff in the Witham Case s Rockport Basket Company action. The award of 232 dollars includes interest for logs shipped but rejected by the defendant who refused payment.
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Witham
Rockport Basket Company
High Quality D-Zerta Pudding and Pie Filling Ad
A vintage ad extols D Zerta Quick Pudding with directions for milk pudding, pies, and cake filling. Claims multiple flavors Lemon-Taffoca Vanilla Orange-Macaroni Chocolate Strawberry and notes price ten cents at grocers. Includes a closing pitch for an investing magazine offer from Editor Gregory offering six months free.
Two States Briefs Reflect Tragedy and Civic Steps
A train hit and killed Mrs Catherine MacKlin near Iverson Pennsylvania while en route to church. A 1453 name petition seeks a real election in Ashtabula. Cleveland boards weigh issuing 325000 dollars in bonds for a manual training school. Daughters of the American Revolution in Cuyahoga County begin grave marking of Revolutionary soldiers. E P Wilkins, real estate dealer, linked to Tom Wilkins in penitentiary case. A Lima bank robbery victim dies. Elizabeth Hauser heads to Baltimore suffrage convention. A Lucas restaurant owner John Fox dies by self inflicted throat wound. two New Castle men die of heart trouble after church. A Columbus fire destroys a stable, two horses perish. coachman burned. Rumors swirl of Lima fence for exchange of stolen gold. Dr Robert H Rice dies in Fremont aged 70. Glass workers’ arrests threaten local plant suspensions. demand for hours reform in Steubenville area. Daily scrubbing ad ends with health tips and tea pitches.
Hummer Suit Seeks Weekly Support During Divorce
Thompson Gliech and Cinniger file motion in common pleas court asking W B D Hummer the street preacher to pay weekly alimony and trial costs while the divorce action, filed last Saturday, proceeds. Hearing set for next Saturday at 10. Hummer remains at his wife’s home and may be ordered to vacate. The wife states she has no visible means of support beyond neighborly work and that Hummer earns good pay. He attacked the lawyers for filing and offered to pray for them after they returned a crock of lard bought by the plaintiff.
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Thompson, Gliech &Cinniger
Common Pleas Court
W. B.D Hummer
Motton
Hummer
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement legal oath in 1886
A fragment from a 19th century advertisement shows Frank J. Cheney of Toledo Ohio asserting a senior partner role for the firm F Y Cheney Co and promising payment for claims. It mentions a notary public and vows regarding catarrh cures and testimonial requests.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. Y. Cheney & Co
Sear
Gleason
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Real Estate Transfers Filed in Lorain County
Real estate transfers recorded at the County Recorder office list Louie G Stevenson transferring land in Lorain to H E Hageman for 660 dollars. George Rath sells land in Black River township to Charles Jacobs for 1500 dollars. J B Lien and wife transfer land in Lorain to G R Parker and wife for 600 dollars. W S Pole and wife transfer land in Elyria township to R A Reesey for 300 dollars. No man tries moral suasion on a mad dog more than once.
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County Recorder
Louie G. Stevenson
H. E. Hageman
Lorain
George Rath
Charles Jacobs
Black River
Lien
G. R. Parker
Pole
A. Reesey
Hlyria
Leg Injury at Kyrla Iron and Steel Works
Henry Kabolowski a Hungarian employee at Kyrla Iron and Steel Works broke his right leg below the knee in a works accident. The leg was set at the works and he was later taken to his home in Rimbach on West River Street.
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Henry Kabolowski
Kyrla Iron & Steel Works
Rimbach
West River Street
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Moerlein
Barbarossa
A. R. Champney Co.,distributors
Elyria, Ohio
Barbarossag
BASE
Oulpass
Bimal
Gregory
Jackson Bldg
Chicago
Catherine Macklin
Hverson
Pfaff
Board of Education of
The
Educational Commission
Western Reserve
Daughters of the American Revolution
Cuyahoga County
E. P. Wilkins
Tom Wilkins
American National Bank
Lima
Elizabeth Hauser
Trumbull County
Baltimore
John Fox
Lucas
Manafield
Seventh Ward
New Castle
Lake , Shore
al Marquardt
Alum Street
Martin Razenski
Brock Street
Columbus
T. A. Simon
Augustus White
Guy McNulty
Ridgeville
Ind
Robert H. Rice
Sandusky County Medical Society
Fremont, C
Fremont
Steubenville
All Glass Workers
Hollisters Rocky Mountain
H. A. Dykeman
Groge
Spain
B. C. DeWitt & Co
Genuina DeWitt
All Drugista
Homcide
Harry H. Smith & Co
Arcede
Elyria
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