Plunder Recovered From Lake Shore Car Robbery
Sheriff Warden secured the remaining goods taken by Johnson Gills and Fahey from a Lake Shore car. Four bales of suitings worth about 150 dollars were hidden under a barn on Fred Kahlow’s land. A youth Seward Gambril was dressed in old clothes to crawl under the barn. One robber drew a rough plat, leading to discovery after the train moved. Johnson and Fahey had used false names. Fahey was released from prison in December 1900.
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Lake Shore
Johnson, Gills
Fahey
Fred Kahlow
Seward Gambril
Pludder
Warden
Lorain
Columbus
Johnson
Fahay
Elyria
Maccabee installation at Mystic Hive in Worth Amherst
About thirty five Lady Maccabees attended a Saturday installation of officers in Worth Amherst invited by Mystic Hive. Lady Faustina Rawson installed as great sergeant for Ohio, presenting gifts to Lady Barber and retiring commander Lary Boughton amid brief speeches. A banquet followed with a plentiful repast in Maccabee style.
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Mystic Hive
Worth Amherst
Maccabees
Faustina Rawson
Ohio
Barber
Lary Boughton
Mystc
Aa. B
West Side Exchange Transfers Subscribers
Due to many new Rawson telephone subscribers, about 75 in the western part of town have been moved from the main exchange to the west side exchange. New books with revised lists of subscribers will be issued soon.
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Rawson Telephone Exchange
West Side Exchange
Franchises Sought for Mansfield to Galion Line
Mansfield to Galion franchise sought as electric line aims to extend from Elyria to Gabon and even Columbus. Grad ing to be commenced on the Mansfield Shield line sparks talk of electric car service widening travel from Savannah and Wellington toward major cities.
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Mansfield Shield
Mansfield
Savannah
Came to Life John Beckett Returns to Elyria
John Beckett, who left Elyria about six years ago, returned Sunday to contradict reports that he was dead or missing. He had separated from his wife formerly Miss Walthead, but no divorce had been granted. Beckett’s return aimed to learn if the rumors of his wife’s remarriage were true.
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John Beckett
Elyria
Miss Walthead
Joel Wilder
Mr. Wilder
Orwell
Vermont
Pittsfield
Ohio
Louisa Whitney
Jane McRoberts
Eduira Whitney
Teothem
Emma
Oberlin
Wilder
Forest Street
Pittfield
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Lorain County and Vicinity
Real estate transfers involve numerous parties across Lorain and neighboring townships. Transactions include Murbachs to Kelleds in Chamberlain’s addition, Faragher to Holeoni, and Sutton to Foundry addition Lorain with prices ranging from 44.60 to 1895 while others cover parcels in Avon Amherst Grafton Oberlin and Carlisle. Notable entries include estates transferred to Redington and Wilder with several acreage figures and lot 55 Oakland addition Lorain.
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Katherine
Robert Murbach
Charles
Mary Kelleds
Chamberlain
Lorain
Minnie Faragher
Perry Holeoni
Black River Township
J. R. Hoge
Annan Sutton
Elizabeth Blackman
Elizabeth Rose
Amherst
W. A. Braman
Hiram Patterson
Robert Ideson
Grafton
Elizabeth
Thomas Spres
Alfred Walker
Avon
Cynthia
F. J. Wetrach
Maud M. Washburn
Oakland
L. E
Edith Stanley
M. A. Wilder
Wellinton
Andrew
Ola Edmonds Etc
Turaney E. West
Carlisle
Billings
Trace
Black River
Jeune
Mae Alexander
Bedertha
Anna E. Michener
G. B. Bailey
Oberlin
G. H .Lewis
W .W. Gates
Brownell
Henry Hale Hliza Crouse
Emeline Crouse
Henry
Wilcox
Antwew Edmunds
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Teans and Ses Led Ante Teen Debts and Directors
Fragmentary figures show liabilities in dollars with several large numbers and figures such as 760,525 and 140,410.00. The fragment ends naming Gev H Bry D C BaLowin and W E Brooks as directors.
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Doluars
Gev. H. Bry
D.C. BaLowin
W.E. Brooks
Parlor gambling denounced in Elyria sermon
Rev. Endly preached against gambling at First M. E. Church urging that parlor prize games, lotteries, and card play are all forms of gambling. He condemned betting, private prizes, and even seemingly harmless games, warning of a gambling spirit harming families and society. The sermon linked parlor games to pool selling and police raids.
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Endly
M. BE
Roy Endly
Prises
Elyria
Divorce suits filed in common pleas court
John Becker seeks a divorce from Anna L. Becker on willful absence for over three years. they reside in North Amherst. Jennie Sundreck of North Amherst files for divorce from David Sandrock and requests custody of their minor child along with other relief, alleging neglect and extreme cruelty.
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John Becker
Commion
Conré
Anna L. Becker
North Amherst
Jennie Sundreck
Davil Sandrock
Amendment to army bill to fund post exchange library
The Anti Canteen supporters push an amendment for Congress to allocate one and a half cents daily per enlisted man for post exchange improvements. Funds would buy books periodicals stationery gym equipment and a regimental band. They argue the spending is prudent and should become law if reasonable.
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Friends of the Anti-Canteen Movement
Army
Congress
Change in Time Table Cuts Small Train Changes
The timetable effective February 24 on Tanke Shore road affects only three trains. Eastbound services depart now 7:07 a.m. and 12:53 a.m. instead of 7:50 a.m. and 12:53 a.m. For westbound, the 7:50 p.m. departure is rescheduled to 8:10 p.m.
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Tanke Shore Road
Charity Birthday Party by St Margaret's Guild at G A B Hall
A unique entertainment in the G A B Hall on Trea day evening by St Margaret's Guild aims to gain friends to help the town's poor. Guests may enjoy fortune telling refreshments and a pleasant evening, bringing a silk bag with pennies equal to their age.
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G. A. B. Hall
St.Margaret’s Guild
Ibis
Fortunner
The Wise Woman Farce Delights City Audiences
The season’s big comedy event showcases the new farce A Wise Woman presented in this city with a renowned troupe of artists and proven talent set to entertain audiences.
Prof Ford to entertain at high school Tuesday
L L Pierce secretary MD from Trenton New Jersey says Prof Ford entertained an audience of eight hundred and that we must have him back. He is all right and will perform in the high school auditorium Tuesday evening.
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L. L. Pierce
MD. A
Trenton
N. J
Suit to Set Aside Deed in Lorain Action by Rosenfeld
Emanuel Rosenfeld sues Charles P. Smith and Alice Smith to set aside a deed of Lorain property. He alleges judgments totaling 367.30 plus costs from a Cleveland justice and claims Charles P. Smith conveyed the property to his wife Alice to defraud him and thwart collection.
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Emanuel Rosenfeld
Charles P. Smith
Alice Smith
Lorain
Cleveland
Probate filings and estate appointees in Lorain county
Probate court receives wills of Catherine Boynton and Michael Kerr for Lorain county probate. Br Lyons named administrator of Fred B Lyons estate, F A Griffin administrator of John Kolb estate. Lambert Jenkins 38 and Baythy Parker 380 both Lorain. Hull 28 and Nettie Smith 22 Huntington listed. Cedar Point directors decide not to open resort this summer due to reform committee opposition closing saloons and theaters on Sundays.
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Catherine Boynton
Michael Kerr
Pennsylvania
Lorain County
BR. J. Lyons
Fred B. Lyons
Lorain
F. A. Griffin
John Kolb
Antherst
Lambert E. Jenkins
Baythy van Anken Parker
Rank EB. Hull
Nettie M. Smith
Huntington
Sandusky
Cedar Point Pleasure Resort
Actio
Reform Committee
Should go to Cleveland for 14 year old vagrant case
Lewis Barres, a fourteen year old boy, was brought from Lorain to the county bail for vagrancy and may be placed in probate court. This is his third appearance before Tadge Hinman. He has not committed a crime in Lorain, does not stay in charitable homes when offered, and his father is serving a six month sentence in the Cleveland workhouse. Officials in Cleveland were notified Wednesday that the boy probably belongs there.
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Lewis Barres
Lorain
Tadge , Hinman
Lorain County
Cleveland
Paine's Celery Compound Endorsed by Clergy and Hospitals
A period of testimonials praises Paine's Celery Compound as a non patent medicine prescription. Bishop Michaud and other clergy attest its benefits for long standing ailments, noting hospital and academy usage. Priests and physicians urge readers to test its astonishing efficacy and bring strength to households nationwide.
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Paine
Edward &. Phelps
M.D. T.L
Dartmouth Village
Michaud
Long Jean
Wells & Richardson Co
Death of James R. Flower and resignation note
Residents of Ely express sorrow at the death of James R. Flower and report the resignation of Superintendent P. A dispatch from Georgia notes Flower’s passing after illness traced to a health condition he had since birth. The service was conducted on Second Street with many townsfolk attending and flowers from relatives and friends.
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Georgia
James F. Floywer
Flower
Medina
Serges Oo. V
Fin
Clarles R
James R
F Second
Luz
Mr. Flower
Geo. Crisp
Louis Gaudern
Frank Biggs
O. F. Durkee
GO. W
Funes
Demai
Rowland
Fred
Roche
Brighton
Eleanor Rowland Beebe
Clark Rowland
Ralph Rowland
Electric railways shape coastal resort links
A fragmented review notes new electric roads and feeder lines linking resorts and cities. Mentions the L and C line, Medina extension, Lake region, S T roads, and plans for a large sanatorium near wells in Io, with Sullivan noted for wells and corn water.
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Medina
Wi Lake
Jal
Con W
Wellington
Sullivan
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