Quieting title in Lorain County real estate case
The case, filed in Lorain County Court of Common Pleas, involves Elizabeth Lawrence Conrad and multiple heirs contesting real estate claims in Avon and surrounding townships. The petition seeks to quiet title and bar future claims, with parcels described by metes and bounds in Sac er 18 and adjacent tracts, naming numerous heirs and property boundaries. The defendants are urged to answer by April 6, 1902, through attorneys Johnson and F M Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrad
Lizzie Wwrence Conrad
Conrad
Catherin Conrad
Herine Conrad
Jacob Caning
Jacob Conrad
Mary
Mary Conrad
Barr
Barbery Weaver
Yar
Henry Weaver
Anna Conrad
Ader
Cleveland
Herwedel
Ohio
Clara
Lorain County
Townyon
County of Lorain
John Barlingsmest
Burlingame
Parca
J. ©. Sheldon
Res
Joseph Gates
Rth
Gates’ Heirs
Andrew Borkhe
H. A. M. Gierman
Geven
Fendants
Neys
Ohnson
F. M. Stevens
Taxation Bills in Ohio Legislature Promoted by Republicans
Columbus, Feb 25. The first administration tax bill passed the house by a strict party vote with three Democrats crossing to support. The measure imposes a 1 percent excise tax on quasi public corporations and could raise over a million dollars for the state treasury. House Bill 657, Willis, imposes a 0.1 percent fee on domestic and foreign corporations for capital stock issued and outstanding. Other bills aim to broaden taxation while promising local option by reducing the state levy. The Seese Normal school bill and a Real Local Option bill also advance, with budget notes urging caution on tax reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
House
Willis
Republican Party
General Assembly
Department of the Auditor of State
Department of the Superintendent of Insurance
Athens
Miami
Gove Divorce Case Shows Texas Speed in Split
Adel bert F. Gove of Lorain received a telegram from El Paso Texas stating his wife Nannette E. Gove had been granted an absolute divorce and custody of their daughter. Gove filed in Lorain February 10 and his wife’s suit followed days later. The Lorain county judge may next determine whether to continue the local case or dismiss it after transcript of Texas proceedings arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelbert F. Gove
Lorain
el Paso
Texas
Nannette E. Gove
Hi Paso
Gove
Thompson
Glitsch
Hight Bells by John F Byrne Delights Elyria Audience
Eight Bells in presenting the new Hight Bells to the public by John F Byrne outclasses prior efforts in mechanical effects scenery comedy. The show is praised as highly original and entertaining for all ages. Elyria Opera House show on March 6 requires four loads of scenery and 27 trunks per manager Dyeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Byrne
Byrne
Elyria Opera House
Dyeman
Coming's Son Back Oberlin, February 26
Corporal Chas Comings returns from three years in the Philippines with Company G 22d Regiment He is son of Representative A G Comings He enlisted as a private but earned several good posts He guarded Aguinaldo's quarters calling Aggie overrated and also guarded General Chaffee's quarters
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Oberlin
Chas, Comings
Philippines
Young Comings
A. G. Comings
Aguinaldo
Aggie
General Chaffee
Louis Bates Hurt In Lake Shore Wreck At Oberlin
Louis Bates a brakeman was injured in the Lake Shore wreck at Oberlin on Friday. He remains in Cleveland General Hospital under treatment. Doctors could not confirm spinal dislocation, Bates resting easily Sunday evening but to stay hospitalized for weeks under careful care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bates
Oberlin
Cleveland Gangal
Br. O. W. Dilton
Regarder Bunce
Bates
Mendelsohn v Keck case fills courtroom session
The Mendelsohn versus Keck case dominated Wednesday and Thursday court time with a divorce granted Wednesday. Separations involve Benjamin J. Sheppard and Margaretite dating to their 1998 marriage. Local arrests include two Lorain prisoners, James Ryan and Pater Fay, held for grand jury consideration after alleged thefts from an ideal laundry wagon. Executors and administrators were named for several estates with bonds and appraisals noted, including Baldwin and Stang roles, plus a 2012 Lorain farm listing for sale and sale-order details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendelsohn Va
Keck
Benjamin J. Sheppard
Margaretite
Lorain
Marshal Braman
Giitagh
James Ryan
Pater Fay
Frank O. Baldwin
Joseph H. Baldwin
Brownhelm
George L. Nye
Henry Leimbach
Theodore Wood
Siebert Leimbach
C. E. Fox
William Sickells
Brighton
W. L. Twinning
Catheryne Sickells
H. W. Ingersoll
Mary J. McMullen
Pittsfield
Reg Prettoster
Ww. Heldmyer
W.T. Fay
EH. A. Braun
John Stang
A M Loveland
Henry A. Deming
Kipton
Ferdinand Gibson
Inte
Amherst
Avilda
Wilda Gibson
Will Parsons
Dr. Powers
Benjamin Reétera
The American Hen on a Strike In Ohio Churches Dedicated
A comic column notes an egg shortage as hens refuse to lay, citing tariffs and calls for reforms. It mentions fresh eggs scarce at 28 cents a dozen and the era of cold storage eggs from 1901. Two Lorain churches, South Lorain Methodist and First Congregational, were dedicated or rededicated with notable costs and clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiff Grange
Elyria
Lorain
Germany
America
South Lorain
E. G. Laughry
D. D
Uniontown
Dustin Kemble
Cleveland
Northern Ohio
First Congregational Church
J. W. Bradshaw
Oberlin
Railroad liens filed in favor of Lorain Steel Company
Two railroad liens have been filed with Recorder Edsall of Huron County. One lien is against the Sandsay & Interurban for 4618.01 dollars and the other against the Take Shore Electric for 18019.98 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder Edsall
Huron County
Lorain Steel Company
Sandsay & Interurban
Take Shore Electric
Endurance and patience guide career and life
A fragment of a moral essay extols patience as the sure path to advancement at work. It warns against strike threats and high wage demands, urging workers to prove their value by steady, unobtrusive effort. The piece stresses silence, restraint, and letting justice come with time, noting enduring ends with reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morris
Ghear
Oberlin Man Under A Serious Charge
E D Lowrey a painter bound over to the grand jury in Oberlin Ohio after a mayoral trial on charges of criminally assaulting a fifteen year old girl Mildred Smith. Witness testified and bond set at 1000. Lowrey preserves innocence and vows to spend his last dollar to prove it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
E. D. Lowrey
Fauver
Mildred Smith
Iowa
Miss Jackson
Lowrey
Misa Smith
G. W. Shurtleff
Dorothy Ames
Cleveland
Lorse
Tillotson
A. Metcalf
Elyria
Roads Built in 1901 and County Efforts in Ohio Areas
The article notes roads built in 1901 in Avon Eaton Columbia Camden and LaGrange with LaGrange spending about $2500 to similar improvements. Penfield Avenue in Lorain was planned for improvement but wet spring and car scarcity delayed work. Sheffield township did not request road work last year while Lorain city was not ready to macadam roads. The text mentions muddy gaps and debates about paving beyond macadamized sections.
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Oberlin Corporation
West Lorain
Main Street
Russia
Pittsfield
Rochester
Camden
Durkee
J. M
Jaycox
Wamngerien
Avon
Eaton
Columbia
LaGrange
Buil
LaGrange Corporation
Penfield Avenue
Lorain
Sheffield Township
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Lake St. & Daveo
Commercial St
Pearl & Lorain
York & Carroll
Ewery
Columbus & Pearl
West River
Harbor St
Townon
County of
Joseph 3
Said Township
KE. Biltz
J. Biltz
Con
Marcel
Rogan
Fort Ikangas
Common Pleas
Lorainhio
Mosesi Rogan
Furty
Gal
H. G. Sohaibiy
Harry H Smith&Co
Axminster Carpets
Brussells Carpets
Sas. Tong
Harry H.smith& Co
Cheapside
Probate Court
Canada
Enquire
West Avenue
Ninth Street
Middle Avenue
HE. D. Chase
Houss
Gates Avenue
Webster
Oberlin Man
C. H. Jacques
East Second
Hut
Money
Harry H.smith
Furniture
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