Catholic Convert to Lecture Here in Elyria
Dr Frederick E J Liond a convert to Catholicism will lecture at St Marys church Monday and Tuesday February 26 and 27 at 730 pm He formerly led St Marks Cleveland and was offered a Oregon diocese post but declined The Pauliss Fathers Chicago arranged the lectures for non Catholics Admission is free and no collection will be taken
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Frederick E. J. Loyd
Cleveland
Tesday
St. Mary’s Church
Frederick E. J. Liond
St Mary’s Church
Lloyd
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Oregon
Hood
Pauliss Fathers
Chicago
Dr. Liord
Elyria
Earnings of the Green Line Rise Slightly in Jan 1907
The Cleveland and Southwestern Traction Company released a January earnings statement showing receipts up from January 1906 by about three thousand dollars. However operating expenses climbed, leaving only a few hundred dollars net earnings. Gross receipts rose from 46,567.14 to 49,558.10 and expenses from 27,549.55 to 29,604.34, widening net from 19,017.59 to 19,953.76.
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Cleveland & Southwestern Traction
Congress Favors Ororter Hours for Trainmen
Washington reports the House committee on interstate and foreign commerce will favor a bill limiting consecutive employment of trainmen to sixteen hours. The brief item notes a regulatory move amid broader labor and transportation concerns, with no immediate labor action or dates beyond the report.
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Washington
House Committee of Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Saloon raid ends in arrests after doors battered down
Newark Ohio February 18 police with a warrant searched Lemuel Fergin's saloon for Sunday drink violations. Armed officers forced entry after doors were battered in. Five men were jailed. Six months earlier dynamite partially destroyed the saloon after a quarrier was refused a drink.
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Newark
Lemuel Fergin
Leaders Forgotten by Republicans Says Herrick
William McKinley and Mark Hanna are said to be forgotten as Republicans grow ungrateful. On Sunday Herrick asserted Republicans display fading loyalty noting Hanna’s death anniversary went largely unmarked even in Columbus. The Canton McKinley memorial faced funding difficulties and Carnation Day passed with little notice.
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Hanna
Myron T. Herrick
Columbus
Canton
Special Train Hits Car Patently Killing One Near Parma
A B&O special train from Lorain struck a buggy in Parma killing Samuel Hawkiss a prominent farmer and gravely injuring his wife. The accident occurred as the train carrying prominent officials approached a curve at high speed. braking and reverse attempts failed to stop before impact. Inspecting party on board included General Manager Fitzgerald Chief Engineer Dickinson C Seldon and M C Loree.
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Lorain
Parma
Samuel Hawkiss
Hawkiss
Fitzgerald
Dickinson
Seldon
M. C. Loree
Betting odds on Thaw trial outcomes spread nationwide
Across the country bookmakers quoted bets on Harry K. Thaw’s verdict for the Stanford White killing. Wagers ranged from conviction and execution to acquittal, with varied odds in Chicago, New York, Cincinnati, Pittsburg, Denver, Louisville, Philadelphia and Cleveland reflecting crowd sentiment.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Chicago
Cincinnati
Mattewan
Pittsburg
Denver
Louisville
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Judge Teets Died Sudden
Cleveland mourns the death of George W. Tibbitts, judge advocate of the Cleveland Grays and a pioneer patent attorney. A resident of Cleveland for seventy four years, he was a well known figure around the Society for Savings buildings where he held offices for many years.
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Leveland
George W. Tibbitts
Cleveland Grays
Cleveland
Sun Spots on the Sun Will Disappear Soon Says Expert
Prof Geo H Peters of the United States Naval Observatory says the sun spots observed since February 6 will fade by Tuesday or Wednesday. He notes the spots cover about 6.5 billion square miles and asserts they will have negligible effect on Earth, perhaps only minor weather changes. He adds that past sun spot maxima occur every 11 years, and predicts no celestial catastrophe from sun activity.
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Washington
Geo. H. Peters
United States Naval Observatory
Peters
Railroads plan nationwide freight rate increase
Chicago February reports say railroads nationwide are arranging a general rise in freight rates to boost annual revenues by hundreds of millions. Meetings among eastern and western traffic officials aim to simplify rates by eliminating commodity rates and pushing shippers to classification rates, which are higher. Marriage licenses issued include Ford Dalgleish and Eva Dague, Charles Narr and Zelna Ann Nolan, W H Lambert and Annie Jeffrey, Edward J Stone and Electa Gibson, Ralph W Sanders and Anna M Breitkreuz.
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Chicago
Ford Dalgleish
Spencer
Eva Dague
Penfield
Charles Narr
Grafton
Zelna Ann Nolan
la Grange
W. Ih. Lambert
Upper Sandusky
Annie Jeffrey
Elyria
Edward J Stone
Zaneaville
Electa G. Gibson
Ralph W. Sanders
Farmer
Anna M. Breitkreuz
Skull of Pearl Bryan Found in Kentucky
Cincinnati report says C H Glandorf unearthed a skull identified by anatomists as Pearl Bryan, the Green castle Ind. woman killed Feb 1 1896 by Jackson and Walling. The skull was found during soil excavation for a river fill near Newport and Dayton Ky across from Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati, O
C. H. Glundorf
Eighth Street
Central Avenue
Cincinnati
Newport
Dayton
Glandorf
Miss Pearl Bryan
Greencastle
Ind
Jackson
Dogiety Girl Becomes Mayor’s Clerk in Melrose
Boston, Feb 1 Mrs. Howard Gurney daughter of Mayor Moore of Melrose known as Spotless Town has been made private secretary to the mayor after aiding in his last campaign. She will handle records stenography and typewriting and assist mornings, learning the office routine from Emma L. Leighton.
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Boston
Howard Gurney
Moore
Melrose
Emma L. Leighton
Supt. Hunter's Force
Mother Checked Her Little Babe at Opera House
An eighteen month old infant, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Lewis of Winnipeg, was checked at the Manhattan Opera House cloakroom during Rigolette. The baby, left with a maid who consulted director Hammerstein, was tagged and slept through the performance while in the care of staff, then woke to friendly attention from the opera company.
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Neww York
Manhattan Opera House
Mirs
Robert Lewis
Winnipeg
New York
Oldest Court Case Ends After 1900 Docket Delay
The court of common pleas disposed of its oldest case on Monday morning. Pending since January 16, 1900, the suit sought possession of 2225 dollars in the hands of J C Hill as trustee for Leopold Spitzenberg's estate, filed by Bert Lindeman guardian of Emma Lindeman a lunatic. Judge Washburn approved Hill's report, accounts, discharge, and substitution of copies for originals.
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Court of Common Pleas
Washburn
J C. Hill
Leopold Spitzenberg
Bert Lindeman
Emma Lindeman
J. C. Hill
Trustee for Creditors Court Suit Against Klamit and Wife
W E Price as trustee for creditors of Peter Klamit sues Klamit and Helena his wife in common pleas court. Plaintiffs allege Klamit deeded real estate value several thousand dollars to his wife without consideration, then bankruptcy led to transfers to creditors of only 300. Transfer claimed fraudulent to pay debts. Klamit formerly ran a saloon and meat market at South Lorain. For optical needs contact Hill at 532 Broad Street.
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W. E. Price
Peter Klamit
Klamit
Helena
Court of Common Pleas
South Lorain
Hungarian Couple Names Wedded Despite Shared Surname
Frank Kasielic sought a license to wed Agnes Mavec of Lorain but was refused because Agnes is 17 and lacking her mother’s consent. A license was granted to Peter Wiznovics to wed Busie Wisnovies. both pairs share Hungarian origins and identical surnames but are not related.
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Frank Kasielic
Agnes Mavec
Lorain
Peter Wiznovics
Busie Wisnovies
Hungary
Will Talk On The Care Of Boyd At Church Meeting
The Men's Club of the ME church invites interest with Hon A Leonard a former Mansfield Reformatory superintendent speaking on caring for corrigible boys. A supper precedes the meeting and attendees may meet Mr Leonard. Also a china department sale by Boylan Bros ends today.
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Boyd
ME. Church
A. Leonard
Mansfield Reformatory
God of love frees mind from fear and disease
The passage argues that fearing God is erroneous and that God is loving and good. It claims fear makes people cowards and that belief in Christlike mind heals illness. It contrasts science and Christian Science, asserting a unified mind with Jesus can conquer disease.
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Christ
Earth
Jesus
Quarormen Plan Union Drive in Meyeland Quarries
Quarrmen near Meyeland move to form a union to organize stone workers in area quarries. A national secretary arrives from New York to visit quarries across the state and push for a formal demand to have stone accepted for Cleveland group plan buildings, boosting quarry business.
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Cuyaheea County
Cleveland
Patrick McCarthy
New York City
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Liberty Clothing Company
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