Pleasant T Chapman a Vienna man a noted public figure
Pleasant T Chapman of Vienna TL born October 8 1854 on a John son county Illinois farm attended public schools and McKendree college graduating 1876 a lawyer admitted to the bar 1878 but active in banking and farming served as superintendent of public schools county judge and state senator he is married with three children The Pennsylvania Railroad new yard at Cochran Pa soon to be Venango near Franklin opened for business The Harbor Building Loan company of Ashtabula valued at 209000 was incorporated by E H Burrill D C Topky T J Remmick C B Gudmanson G H Cross Charles W Askew and G C Owens The Stewart estate appraisal at Bowling Green Ohio found a tin box containing 36400 Stewart died two weeks ago leaving estate valued at 13000 The Cambridge Springs Enterprise charges Conneaut Lake fair dates clash with Cambridge fair The Conneaut Lake Fair association has stolen the dates of Cambridge fair The interscholastic contest among Chardon Chagrin Falls Burton and Garrettsville set for February 23 to be held at the Chardon opera house Recent swamp land east of Ashtabula harbor purchased for Lake Shore railway company aims at great improvements
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Vienna
Johnson County
Ill
McKendree College
Chapman
Ashtabula Harbor
Lake Shore Railway Company
Chardon Opera House
Edith Boughton Receives $3000 Insurance Warrant
Mrs Edith M Boughton, beneficiary of EL B Boughton, received a $3000 insurance warrant today. Payment occurred within a week of death proofs filing, reflecting prompt settlement and satisfaction with the insurance order.
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Edith M. Boughton
EL BL Boughton
Citizens Bank Case at Lorain
The Lorain court heard a motion to amend a petition in the case F. W. Fansher vs. E. H. Kaneen Krantz and others, involving the former Citizens Bank of Lorain. The bank seeks to strike redundant conspiracy details and to state Kaneen’s cashier terms with appointment dates. Judge Washburn reserved ruling, action to come in a few days. Attorneys included E G Johnson for Krantz and Thompson Guiteh and Cinniger for the bank.
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E. H. Kaneen
Citizen’s Bank of
Died Friday Night Olive Gibbs Dies at Home
The death of Mrs. Olive Gibbs was announced today. She died Friday night around 9:30 at her home near stop 89 Oberlin line, C. & 8. W. The funeral, conducted by Mr. Wilkins, will be Monday at 9:30 from her home to Murray Ridge cemetery. A large circle of friends will mourn her passing.
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Murray Ridge Cemetery
Bankruptcy Notice First Meeting of Creditors Pitcher
First meeting of creditors in the Thomas Pitcher bankruptcy case will be held at the referee's Elyria office on February 19, 1906 at 10 a.m. Creditors may attend to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and address related business. L. B. Fauver referee in bankruptcy Elyria Ohio February 9 1906.
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District Court of the United States
Ohio
Thomas Pitcher
Elyria
Lorain
L. B. Fauver
Newsboys Delight with Big Thanksgiving Dinner and Show
The NEWSBOYS Theodore Valerious James Williams Alfred Abromoski and Samuel Wright helped with the holiday feast by carving sweet potatoes and turkey. After a large meal and a lively show featuring John L Sullivan, singing and dancing, the boys left tired but happy.
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Theodore Valerious
James Willams
Alfred Abromoski
Samuel Wright
John L. Sullivan
Sale of Farm Stock at Grafton
Dan Eason, noted auctioneer, conducted a sale at the old Cole farm owned by D. L. Warden in Grafton. Nineteen cows sold from 30 to 50 dollars each, colts brought about 135 dollars apiece, total receipts around 2009 dollars. Bidding was brisk and prices strong.
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Grafton
Old Cole
D. L. Warden
Masonics Lodge to Hold Stated and Special Meetings
Masonic King Solomon's lodge No. ba F. and A. M. will hold a stated communication Monday evening February 12 with work examining candidates ballot ing and more A special communication starts at 1 p m February 14 for Master Masons degree. Marshall chapter No 47 R A M will hold a special convocation at 7 am Tuesday February 13 with Mark Masters degree.
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Investing For Profit magazine offer to readers
A promotional ad promises My Magazine Investing For Profit free six months to any man who will invest modest sums or save at least five dollars monthly. It asserts money can grow through informed investing, outlines profits bankers claim, and claims examples of large fortunes from small starting amounts. Address is editor Gregory at 84 Jackson Building, Chicago.
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