Board of Health Decides Levy After Surplus Debate
At a Board of Health meeting deputy city auditor Miss Moriarty pushed for a three tenths mill levy, citing a $1,300 surplus and prior budgets. James Gray favored four tenths but backed three for this year, the board voting to set the levy at three tenths and to draw $690 for six months.
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Misa Rose Moriarky
Board of Health
Miss Mortality
J. Murbach
James Gray
Miss Moriarity
Murbach
Reefs
Board of Public Service
Reely
Board of ‘Public Service
Dr. French
Misa Moriarity
Gray
James , Gray
Dr. Wherry
Yeas
Reefy
Nays
B. Murbach
Hypnotic Eye Creator Accused in Hungarian Saga
Mrs. Bela Basso, wife of Rev. Bela Basso of Youngstown, sues for damages claiming she was driven to Hungary under pressure from associates Gus Hamory Rev Hudnut and Lutheran after revealing alleged letters. She alleges six months in a charity cabin and seeks twenty six thousand dollars as compensation.
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Bela Basso
Youngstown
Gustav V. Hamory
Andrew Lutheran
Wm H. Hudnut
Basso
Hungary
John Balogh
Bridgeport
South Norwalk
Oberlin College
American Missionary Society
Lorain
Gustav "Hamory
Hudnut
Lutheran
Bela Hasso
Hamory
Hudnout
Lake Shore Electric doubles tracking Cleveland to Elyria
The Lake Shore Electric railway is doubling tracks between Cleveland and Lorain with a large crew near Avon Beach. The project aims to speed up the schedule from Cleveland to Elyria, as noted in the paper.
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Lake Shore Electric Railways
Cleveland
Lorain
Avon Beach
Elyria
City Health Warns Over Filthy River Ice Hazard
Elyria officials report 200 sewers drain into Rast Branch of Black River near Arnold's dam. Despite a health board ban on river ice cutting, residents keep producing meat cooled with this dirty ice. The city notes many new homes sewer into East Branch, threatening public health and urging use of clean ice sources.
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Arnold's Dam
South Corporation
Black River
City Board of Health
Board of Health
Elyria
Daisy Field
East Avenue
East Branch
Middle Avenue
Farewell reception for Stearns before Dayton move
Mr and Mrs Stearns and family, about to move to Dayton, were honored at a Baptist church farewell reception hosted by Mr G W Biggs. About 100 guests attended, played games, and enjoyed refreshments before departing at 11 with best wishes for their new home.
Death of Hubbard A Wilcox Longtime LaGrange station agent
Hubbard A Wilcox prominent county resident dies at his LaGrange home. Born March 29 1834 in LaGrange he served forty years as Big Four station agent. Survived by wife and three sons County Clerk H C Wilcox EK F Wilcox and A H Wilcox. He supported the Methodist church and local neighbors. The same probate office records the will of John G Baus North Amherst aged 69 leaving property to his wife and later to his children with Jacob Baus as trustee.
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Hubbard Wilcox
Lorain
LaGrange
H. C. Wilcox
Elyria
EK. F. Wilcox
A. H. Wilcox
Cleveland
Big Four Railway
John G. Baus
North Amherst
Philippine Baus
Wfe
Jacob Baus
Evangelist Dorrit to Stay Several Evenings Next Week
Readable notes indicate Evangelist Dorrit will remain in the city for a number of evenings beyond this Sunday with sermons including The Lord's Day and The Lord's Supper and Earths Greatest Question and Heavens Greatest Answer. The messages are described as lucid and enlightening.
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Tomorow
Evangelist Dorrit
Lorain Bar Association opposes salary cuts for judges
At a Lorain County Bar Association meeting the resolution was adopted opposing a Senate reduction of salaries for the chief and common pleas court judges. The association urges Representative R B Lersch to oppose passage in the House. E G Johnson is president and H W Ingersoll secretary. Also notes retirements: W Grisp from the Board of Health on April 1, and planned retirements by Reefy in 1908 Gray in 1909 Murdoch and Dr Wherry in 1907.
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LorstngCo Bar Association
Q. A. Gilmore
Frank Stevens
Lorain County ‘Bar Association
Senate
Common Pleas
R. B. Lersch
House of Representatives
E. G. Johnson
H. W. Ingersoll
W. Grisp
Board of Health
Reefy
James Gray
J Murduch
Dr. Wherry
Miles Read v John Godnmuer agency dispute over papers
In Lord's court Plain Dealer agents sue Miles Read for damages 110 alleging sale of city newspaper rights. Defendant turned over most papers but three remained with managers refusing transfer Reed seeks compensation and case is adjourned for argument. Gochuayer tried Elyria agency for Plain Dealer finding low profits and plans to quit after losses.
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Lord’s Court
Plain Dealer
Miles Read Va
John Godnmuer
Reed
Gochuayer
Elyria
The
City Board Urges Pure Milk and Tests
The Board of Health will tighten rules for milk vendors to ensure purity. Dr. French is sent to Cleveland to purchase a Babcock tester, with impure milk leading to bans on sales. Leeton residents form a board of trade amid concerns over the town’s future.
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Board of Health
James Gray
French
Ceveland
Leetonte
Board of Trade
Generous Offer by Henry Eady for Garford Factory Site
Henry Eady offered five acres near Abby road by the Lake Shore track for a Garford factory. Two acres would hold the building, three for a yard. The offer, near green line cars, signals strong public spirit and hope a site will be secured, boosting Elyria's prospects.
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Opn
Garford Company
Henry Eady
Abby Road
Lake Shore
Hady
Garford
Elyria
Peters Denied Pardon in Youngblood Case
Denver reports that Charles O Peters, tied to the murder of Mrs Amanda Youngblood, was not pardoned by the state board of pardons. Despite letters from Judge Palmer and DA Lindsey and support from Elyria and West Dover connections, insanity doubts and a lack of formal pardon application led to the denial. Governor McDonald’s known mercy may yet delay the May 20 priev or transfer to Pueblo asylum.
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Denver
Colo
Med
J Franklin Moulton
Elyria
Charles O. Peters
Amanda Youngblood
State Board of Pardons
Peters
West Dover
Board of Pardons
McDonald
Moulton
Elyra
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
Palmer
Peter
Stemdlary Hagar
Judge Palmer
Canon City
Charles Peters
Courtney
Pueblo
Board of
Par- Smith
Typhoid Epidemic Tied to Unfiltered Water in City
C A Probat of the state board of health questioned The Reporter claim of a typhoid outbreak linked to unfiltered water used after the Andwar hotel fire. Dr French replied the epidemic stemmed from impure water and outlined pumping station improvements and a stronger filter system to supply water during fires. The Board of Health announced future use of improved water quality while restoring mains.
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C. A. Probat
State Board of Health
Andwar
French
Probat
Probst
Elyria
Board of Health
Too Many Dogs in the City Sparks Health Board Talk
The Board of Health convened with a dog control debate. James Gray noted many unlicensed dogs, and enforcement gaps were cited. Mr. Murbach urged killing many dogs as a solution amid general city overpopulation concerns.
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Board of Health
James Gray
Tie
Murbach
Improvements Planned for Leona Heights Allotment
Improvements will begin on the Leona Heights allotment between Lorain and Ilyria pending suitable weather. Captain Pole and interested parties discuss opening two to three more streets and dwellings may come later, though no definite plan has been reached.
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Leona Heights
Lorain
Ilyria
Pole
Ministerial meeting of German Evangelical pastors
The German Evangelical pastors Rev. W. L Bretz of Lorain C B Weiss of Liverpool and N Lehman of Eyrin will meet Monday at the residence of Rev Lingenmeyer of North Amherst for a gathering on church affairs.
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W. L. Bretz
Lorain
C. B. Weiss
Liverpool
N. Lehman
Eyrin
8. Lingenmeyer
North Amherst
Frank R96 Surprised At Birthday Gathering
About thirty young people relatives and friends surprised Mr Frank Rolg of Spruca street last evening for his belated birthday. After a bountiful supper everyone enjoyed themselves and dispersed early. John Flannery and Miss Tempa Foote were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs R G Davis last evening.
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Tives
Frank Rolg
Spruca Street
John Flannery
Tempa Foote
R. G. Davis
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Metropolitan
Ige
Circuit and Common Pleas
Que
Youngblood
J. Franklin Moulton
Charles C. Peters
Frank
Rela
Seard
Harry H. Smith
Elyria, Ohio
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