Chicago Policeman Dolan Visits City on Sunday
Chicago officer Ames Dolan, in the city Sunday, began his five year Chicago police service in Hyde Park stockyards. recently transferred to central station and reported to Chief Krobn. Dolan noted in Chicago he heard many Jews were praised of Officer Harry Brai, though notes were complimentary rather than harsh.
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Ames Dolan
Chicago
Hew
Dolan
Gratton
Hyde Park
Central Station
Krobn
Harry Brai
Postage Stamp Books and Pocket Use Proposal
A proposal outlines pocket sized postage stamp books offered by the department at a rate for a book of twelve stamps. It mentions plans of Postmaster and South and Third Assist, with materials and printing details for a condensed wallet size. Also refers to the 1900 Calendar and Nickel Plate Road, plus a notice about water bottles guaranteed for sale at Dhkeman's drug store.
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Postmassaecal Suoith
Assistiedden Materi
Jayvers Nps
Cow discussion on heredity and dairy efficiency in Ohio
A letter discusses how heredity and development affect dairy cattle quality and milk production. It warns that improper nourishment or handling can ruin even a good cow, and argues against labeling many cows as scrubs. It reflects debates on cattle breeding, feed, and management in Ohio communities. It also thanks local lodges for support during bereavement.
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Ebiton
Bros. Bakers
Crehore
Brother Baker
Brother Crehore
Ohio
Jersey
N. L. Corto
14th Kaintuck Banquet Praised by W R C for Soldiers
Members of the Woman's Relief Corps express gratitude for the 14th Kaintuck's hospitality to Elyria soldiers. The WRC highlights wartime aid networks and patriotic teaching for children, thanking all who donated time and money to the banquet's success and promising loyal support from the 11th Kaintuck in the future.
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Relei
Siatuck
Elyria
W. R.C
WRC
Id4th Kaintuck
West Side Athletic Club Exhibition at Tunnington
The West Side Athletic Club staged its first exhibition on West Street in Tunnington Thursday evening. Boxing and wrestling bouts drew a modest crowd, with padded rings and soft gloves. Matches featured Innes vs. Rothgerry, Rimbach vs. O''Meara, and Henke brothers with Frank Henke stepping in for Burns in a lively four round boxing finale.
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New
West Side Athletic Club
Tunnington
West Street
Mr. Crandall
Thomas James
Lorain
Hugh Innes
Kubie Rothgerry
Innes
Frank Rimbach
Jack O'Meara
O'Meara
Rimbach
Henke Brothers
Clement
Leo
Henke Boys
Joe Henke
William Burns
Burns
Frank Henke
Oberlin College enrollments by division for term
Oberlin College reports term enrollment totals: College 388, Conservatory and Art 362, Academy 277, Seminary 88, Physical Training 6, totaling 1 071 students.
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Conservatory
Temperance Rally Adopts Anti Screen Ordinance Support
A large Elyria audience heard Hon. W. G. Sharp urge stricter temperance laws as speakers praised the anti screen ordinance. The meeting featured Rev. Cadmill Rev. Metcalf and others who urged enforcement and signed petitions for more anti screen measures. Father Schafield was absent due to illness and signatures were opened for new petitions to be submitted Tuesday night.
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Opera House
W. G. Sharp
Mr. Sharp
Elyria
Sharp
Lorain
Linden
George H. Chamberlain
Webber
Chamberlin
Chamberlain
E. E Knapp
Mrs. Linden
W. C. Endley
J.C. B. Stivern
America
Father Schafield
Wrong Site of the Cow
A Elyria observer derides a dairy scene in an art store showing a cow and a left side milking pose. He mocks the dairy maid’s appearance and predicts the animal will retaliate, portraying the image as a humorous misrepresentation of rural life.
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Elyria
Dairy Mnsid
Intral legislature bills five new normal schools in Ohio
A bill to create five normal schools under the State University, with boards of trustees to appoint and manage the schools, aims to equip them fully. The piece discusses the need for professional teachers, the role of city and state schools, and the broader push for educational reform in Ohio.
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Repree
Apy
Obio Han
Ao Lial Enterprise
Ohio
Gener
Good Roads Move in Lorain County Commissioners Meet
Lorain County commissioners unanimously adopt a resolution to build a macadamized pike near Oberlin in spring 1900 at county expense. Residents along the route to contribute to grading. Oberlin village to grade and macadamize from existing pavement toward the west and north corporate lines. Russia township citizens expected to subscribe for about two miles, with prorata if less is built.
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Oberlin
Lorain County
Oberlin Village
Oberin
Russia
Small Fire at Elyria Lumber Yard Office
Fire department responded at 8 10 Wednesday morning to Elyria Lumber company yard. Hose companies and engine arrived but found no blaze. roof office ignited by chimney sparks, extinguished by yard hose. Damage not to exceed five.
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Elyria Lumber Company
Buckeyes Beat Elyrias In Thick Three Game Series
The Buckeye team defeated Elyria two games to one in a Thursday night series. Final scores show Elyria 830 and 68 points in two games, while Buckeye posted 764 and 851. Crescenta of Lorain visits Elyria next for another match.
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Buckeyes
Elyrias
Istandard Elyria
Buckeye
The
Crescenta
Lorain
The Classic City News Highlights And Local Happenings
Trving Van Loon judged insane by Judge Hinman and sent to Toledo hospital. Birrows hosted a reception on East College Street for Professor G F Wright with out of town guests. A soldier reports Major Rockefeller alive after capture in the Philippines. Charles C Beckwith vacancy at Citizens National Bank filled by Har ry Avery. Cecil Squire takes over Avery’s former post. Chapel evening fundraiser raises aid for fire victims with donations under $300. Nellie Mitchell attempts suicide but is saved by a physician. Georges Kennan to lecture in the J L A course on Adventures in Arctic Asia. G Pomeroy holds a copy of the Boston News Letter from 1704, first published to benefit Governor Winthrop and officials, a 72 year publication run noted.
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Trving van Loon
Pittfield
Hinman
Toledo
Birrows
Eaat College Street
G. F.wright
Manila
Major Rockefeller
Sixth Infantry
Citizens National Bank
Charles C. Beckwith
Harry Avery
Teller
Cecil Squire
M. H. Squire
North Main Street
Mr Avery
G. Pomeroy
South Mann Street
Boston News
John Campbell
Beaton
Winthrop
England
Tribune
Real Estate Transfers Across Several Townships
A summary of transfers lists numerous parcel sales with trustees and individuals in Elyria Wellington Lorain and Avon, including several large deeds. Notable entries include George H. Ely trustee to Eugene K Massey for a lot in Elyria worth 200 dollars and Henry J Smith receiving part lot 22 block 48 in Riyria for 5000 dollars. Other transfers include Sanford W Avery to H P Robinson in Wellington for 4000, Jars M Poote to R M Quayle for 262.52, and The Sheffield Land Company addition Lorain for 4000 dollars. The Horn Warner Company to George B Roree of part lot 24 Wellington for 4000, with Join Horn to George Wicking Jr transferring part of Lorain.
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Geo. H. Ely
Eugene K. [ Massey
Elyria
Esther A. Horr
Mary M. Robinson
Wellington
Sanford W. Avery
H.P. Robinson
Warner
Tasso D. Phelan
Huntington
Township
Adgin Dehlinger
Ignatius F. Horeliman
Avon
Jars M. Poote
R. M. Quayle
Sheffield
Daniel Freeze
Andrew Nicholl
Ambherse
Aimherst
Lyda Watson
Mary Mason
Oberlin
Horn Warner Company
George B. Roree
Horn
George Wicking, Jr
Lorain
Johnson Company
Sam Schwartz
Sheffield Land Company
Aplonia Smith
Henry J. Smith
Block
Riyria
L.D. Foater
Wm. ©. Lucas
Brownhelm
Henry Urig
Joseph Kelling
G. R. Fisher
Flora Battles
W. H. Braithwaite
Fred and
Maria Braithwaite
Pittafield
A. L. Ball
George Werich
W. A. Braman
Amherst Electric Line Advances Toward North Amherst Transit
Work on the Beaver creek bridge nears completion and the new Elyria to North Amherst electric line is set for kickoff later this week. Initial service will run Elyria to North Amherst and return on even hours, connecting with Cleveland trains, with later half hour Cleveland to Elyria runs. Fare Elyria to North Amherst 25 cents round trip 15 cents one way. The Andwar block depot room has been rented for office and news stand duties by Betteridge Bros.
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Beaver Creek
Elyria
North Amherst
8. L. Davis
Betteridge Bros
Edentera
Bergman Discharged After Arson Hearing
Samuel H. Bergman, held on arson charges in the county jail, received a hearing before Judge Hinman on Tuesday afternoon. Prosecution by Stroup. defense by Lorain attorney Siemens. A long witness list, including those from the mayor's prior hearing, testified largely the same. Judge Hinman discharged Bergman after the testimony.
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Samuel H. Bergman
Hinman
Stroup
Bergman
Siemens
Lorain
Babcock
Funeral of Henry Spooner at Baptist Church
The funeral of the late Henry Spooner was held at the Baptist church Sunday morning with Rev. BR Knapp presiding. The Maconbess attended and sent the body by special train to Oberlin where the Maccabees met the party and guided the casket to West Wood cemetery vault. Many floral offerings came from the Maccabees, railroad workers, and Baptist church choir.
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Henry Spooner
Baptist Church
BR. R. Knapp
Oberlin
West Wood Cemetery
Indies
Oberlin Doctor Goes to Manila as Surgeon
Dr G D Noble longtime Oberlin physician sails for the Philippines to serve as surgeon under General Otis in the American army. He previously held a U S surgeon appointment during the Spanish war and after its end was reassigned to Columbus headquarters with his family.
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G. D. Noble
Oberlin
Philippines
U. S
Columbus
Otia
An Old Law Revived Hints Salooners Face Showdown
The United States secret service department presents a new verdict on an old law believed to ban beer checks. The resurrected statute, enacted July 17 1968 and never repealed, may trigger clashes with saloon keepers nationwide over a five cent checker in trade.
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United States Secret Service Department
Lorain Builds Largest Steam Shovel Plant For Ore Pits
Lorain AS Eighteen story steam shovel plant near completion by The Times notes the facility spans 75 by 200 feet with a 101 by 24 foot annex. A one ton hammer and forty ton striking power enable rapid ore digging as engines of 125 horsepower power the plant. The capacity is one shovel every two weeks and the first shovel will surpass rivals in speed and handling.
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Lorain
Great Laker
Automatic Shovel Co
Cleveland
Times
Farewell Speech From Oberon Professor Before Departure
After chapel services President Barrows announced Professor Wright would speak briefly before his extended tour through Siberia and the Far East. He urged students to remember the Chautauqua salute and Wright praised Oberon ties as he prepared to depart, ending with deafening applause and college yells.
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Barrows
Professor Wright
Siberia
Far East
Wright
Oberon
Oberlin Tribune
Lakeside Retains MethodI At Summer Resort
Lakeside will be kept as a MethodI at the summer resort. The committee reports $14,000 short of the $56,000 indebtedness and expects soon to secure that amount. Creditors have indicated they will concede to meet the balance and no full sum may be required.
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Lakeside
Commit Tee
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J. L A
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