Political Rumors and Local Sales Ads Mix in Toledo Gazette
The issue blends political gossip about Geo Isalac Sherwood of Toledo as a possible governor candidate with a jumbled mix of local ads. Reports mention shoe sales, a pitcher Briggs signing with Indianapolis, an embezzlement case against Henry Gootmag, a train accident in Cleveland causing deaths, and Valentine promotions at Bowers Drug Store.
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Geo. Isalac Sherwood
Toledo
Putlisher
The
Sportsman
New W C T U Elects Department Superintendents
The meeting at the Baptist church elected department superintendents under the state organizers guidance. Press Mrs A A Martin Mother’s Meetings Mrs Wilbur Wurtress Literature Mrs Edith Cohters Moral Education Mrs Hastman Scientific Temperance Mrs J M Ryals Health and Heredity Miss Grace Jackson Literature and Art Mrs Jack an Evangelistic Mrs J P Sala A resolutions committee will draft measures to abolish saloon stalls for city council consideration.
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Baptist Church
A. A. Martin
Wilbur Wurtress
Edith Cohters
Hastman
J. M. Ryals
Grace Jackson
Jackan
J. P. Sala
Mrs Chas Guth Beauty Parlor Ad
Shampooing facial scalp massage manicure hair dressing and singeing offered at 308 Masonic Temple. Parlor hours 12 30 to 4 30 p m Tuesday and Thursday until 6 p m. Appointments by phone 958 R.
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Masonic Temple
Bome
Temperance crusaders plan Valentine’s Day march on Capitol
About ten thousand temperance advocates from the District of Columbia promise a noon rally near the White House and a march through Pennsylvania Avenue to the Capitol on February 14 to push for higher saloon licenses and the abolition of Washington saloons. Congress faces a busy calendar and may not act this session, but organizers vow a strong, public display with echoing cries of Down with the saloons.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Congress
Capitol
St. Valentine’s Day
House District Committee
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Talk of an extra session swirls as March nears
Washington, Feb 13. As the present Congress nears adjournment, talk of an extra session grows though leaders deny knowledge of any call. Rumors persist of a brief session after March 4, with insiders planning to stay on. Washington benefits economically from an extra session through hotel and social activity.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Congressional
Amherst Area Social Notes Include Travel And Visits
Mrs Edward Fahey and son of Syria spent Tuesday in Amherst. Mr and Mrs BH H Nicholl and Allison left for California at 11 40 Tuesday night. Mrs John Becker Sr Miss Becker I and Mrs J Becker Jr spent Tuesday in Lorain. Mr and Mrs Becker Jr spent Monday in Lorain. Mrs Anna Earnst of Amherst spent Saturday and Sunday in Cleveland. Mr Minch and family moved to their new home in Elyria. Benjamin Earnst of Amherst spent weekend in Cleveland. J J Schaffer of Oregon visiting his brother R Schaffer. L W Rothe of Kipton spent Tuesday in Amherst. The funeral of Mrs Sanders was held Sunday at 3 o'clock. Mrs John Hazel of this place died in Lake Helen Florida Feb 2. Mrs Ashland of Elyria spent Friday in Amherst.
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Edward Fahey
Syria
Amherst
BH. H. Nicholl
Allison
California
John Becker
Becker l
J. Becker, Jr
Lorain
Becker
Anna Earnst
Cleveland
Minch
Brownhelm
Elyria
Benjamin Earnst
J. J. Schaffer
Oregon
Schaffer
L. W. Rothe
Kipton
Sanders
John Hazel
Lake Helen
Fla
Ashland
Aimherst
Wills of John and Adelia Titus Probed in Probate
Estates filed for probate reveal John Titus and Adelia Titus as coheirs. John’s will provides $200 for granddaughter Mildred Gibson for education, later reduced to $125. remaining property to his wife for life. Codicil assigns half Lakeside property to Mildred, other half to Geo. M. Baker with life residence at the homestead. Addie Baker Phelps receives income, funds repair, Frank Foote gets a shareless legacy. Provisions rewritten by codicils dated same.
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John Titus
Adelia Titus
Titus
Mildred W .Gibson
Lakeside
Geo. M. Baker
Addie Baker Phelps
Frank Foote
Titsu
Mildred Gibson
Boynton 15 Named In Bankruptcy Referee Role
Cleveland reports P. H. Boynton appointed bankruptcy referee to succeed L. B. Fauver who resigned. The move names Boynton to supervise proceedings and oversee case administration.
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Cleveland
P. H. Boynton
L. B. Fauver
Collision sinks steamer Larchmont and schooner
Providence February 13 reports a wreck after a collision between the steamer Larchmont and a small schooner. Both vessels sank and more than 100 people perished at sea, nine were saved by a small boat. The notice also advertises Kennedy's Laxation Cough Syrup and cheap Sunday excursions.
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Providence
R. I
Larchmont
Case Glee and Mandolin Clubs Concert at Elyria
The Glee and Mandolin clubs of Case School of Applied Science Meveland will give their first concert in Elyria Friday evening February 15 at the First Congregational church. Tickets are on sale at Savage's jewelry store priced 25 and 50 cents.
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Case School of Applied Science
Meveland
Elyria
First Congregational Church
Savage's Jewelry
Beveridge Warns Nation on Child Labor Dangers
Senator Beveridge of Indiana argues in the Senate for a federal ban on child labor in factories mines and sweatshops citing census figures and testimony from reformers like Jane Addams. He compares U S neglect to Britain’s Boer War recruitment failures and urges national action to halt the tradition of child labor and its degenerative social impact.
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Senator Beveridge
Indiana
Senate
John Spargo
Atlanta
Paterson
N. J
Marie
Oxford
Maryland
Jane Addams
All America
Ras de Nee
Authern
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
South Africa
Inspector General
Beveridge
Republic
Evelyn Thaw to Again Take the Witness Stand
In New York the Thaw trial resumes with Dr Britton D Evans testifying that Harry K Thaw was not of sound mind after the shooting and his mind improved after three months in the Tombs. The defense stalled its case and Evelyn Thaw is expected to testify further under District Attorney Jerome’s plan for a lengthy cross examination.
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Evelyn Thaw
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Britton D. Evans
White
Madison Square Garden
Evans
Dr. Evans
Thaw
Jerome
Modern System of Identification
A bank teller uses a fingerprint and wrist scar as a unique identifier to confirm a depositor’s identity when signatures cannot be trusted. The method, practiced in several Elyria banks, helps prevent payments to unlawful owners or to those with stolen deposit books, relying on a rarely known bank-official procedure.
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Elyria
Pleasant evening for Church of Christ Class gathering
The Class of Volunteers taught by Mrs Wurtz enjoyed a warm social at Miss Gertrude Bennett’s Third Street home. Four new members joined, officers elected, and two social hours ended with refreshments as Rev. Sala offered guidance to the group. The next meeting is at Miss Thelma Squires’ Broad Street home March 12.
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Church of Christ
Socia
Sala
Thelma Squires
Myrtle Smith
Halt
Thelma
Cleveland traction eyeing Columbus via Newark and Scheeps routes
A Cleveland report states the Cleveland and Southwestern line plans an entrance into Columbus through Newark and Scheeps routes. A Birchfield Norwalk Plymouth and Latham Shelby Mansfield trackage pact enables Birchfield to reach Mansfield. The Lake Shore Electric seeks the same property, with extensive traction building planned this summer. Samuel McLain estate resumes Norwalk Monroeville Sandusky line, with $100,000 already spent on grading. An Indianapolis south line proposal draws agents courting landowners for right of way as claims rise land will be valuable.
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Cleveland
Cleveland & Southwestern Traction
Newark
Scheeps
Birchfield
Norwalk
Plymouth
Latham
Shelby
Mansfield
Cleveland & Southwestern
Lake Shore Electric
Green Line
Columbus
New York
Samuel McLain
Monroeville
Sandusky
Une
Indianapolis
Fire destroys Berea ceramic plant on Berea road
A fast spreading fire at the Ohio Ceramic Engineering Company plant on Berea road, adjacent to the National Carbon Company, caused total loss estimated at 250 000. Flames were found shortly after 10 pm in a new building near a gas plant supplying power, suspected to be the origin of the blaze.
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Ohio Ceramic Engineering Company
Berea Road
Vretsae
National Carbon Compay
Mardi Gras Trip Packages via B and C to New Orleans
Travel deal for a Mardi Gras excursion with return from Elytia priced at 28 dollars 55 cents. Round trip travel Feb 6 to 19 with refund validity to Feb 16. Consult agents at 244 before purchasing with Valentines at Bowers Drug Store. 2-6-5t
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Mardi Gras
New Orleans
Elytia
Bowers’ Drug Store
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Mee
Philpott
Buttons” Briggs
Chicago Nationals
C. & S. W. Power House
Lovalp
Militia
Cal Harris
Sy Segert Oten
Henry Gootmag
Chapman
Little
Hungary
Vin. McJunkin
State Railroad Commission
Eastern Traction
Philpott’s
Gustave Fenske
Lake Shore
Aen Rue
Philpott's
New W. CT
Chas. Guth
Conry & Mueller
Qqaemas
Bell W
Temperance Crusaders
Titus Will
Boynton
Cinko
Willie
Winnie
Kennedy
Massillon
Ulhrichsville
Bridgeport
Wheeling
Case Glee and Mandolin Clubs
America
Smith Bros, Jewelers
BEREA
Matthew
Smith Bros
J. A. Reublin
Hart's
Max
Hart
West Broed Mt
Myria, B
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