Temperance Society welcomes new members and elects officers
A profitable afternoon for the Temperance Society with Mrs. George Crisp included four new members. Officers elected: President Mrs Addi Allyn. Treasurer Mrs George Crisp. Secretary. First Vice President Mrs Tennant. Second Vice President Mrs Halliwell. Third Vice President Mrs Lovegoad. Fourth Vice President Mrs Lane. Fifth Vice President Mrs Shearer. Sixth Vice President Mrs Dewey. Ten dollars was voted to Home for Friendless Girls. Meeting moved to the Leonard home on East Avenue this evening.
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Temperance Society
George Crisp
Addi Allyn
Tennant
Halliwell
Lovegoad
Lane
Shearer
Dewey
Cleveland
Sicorish
Newlywed Robinsons Surprise Guests at Park Street Home
A group of friends surprised Mr and Mrs John E Robinson who recently wed at their Park Street home last evening. They received a set of silver teaspoons as a keepsake and light refreshments were served as well wishers departed hoping for a long, happy, and successful life ahead.
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John E
al, Robinson
Park Street
East Side Ladies' Aid Society Plans Church Erection
A society organized to aid the needy seeks to build a Second Church of Christ at Sugar Ridge and Prospect. Officers include President Mrs J B Riley, Vice Presidents Mrs R Bell and Mrs H Fridenstine, Secretary Miss Lottie Lanndon, and Treasurer Mrs N W Smith.
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Church of
Whist Club Entertained. Mrs Keeler Hosts Games
The Unique Whist club was pleasantly entertained on Thursday afternoon by Mrs. W. Keeler of Clark Street. Seven games were played. Mrs. Harriet Savage won first prize, Mrs. J. H. Fleharty second, and Mrs. I. A. Herman third after a card cut with Miss Laundan. Light refreshments were served.
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W. Keeler
Clark Street
Harriet Savage
J. H. Fleharty
Mrs Leonard to entertain Kozy Klub group
Mrs Leonard will host Kozy Klub activities as outlined in the local social note. The entry mentions a planned gathering and expected attendees in a small community setting.
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Leonard
Kozy Klub
Osteopaths Approved to Practice in Ohio Then and Now
The state board of medical examiners announced December exam success for osteopathy. Names include Harry S. Reger Ironton Thomas C. McCor Dresden Samuel Blumberger Columbus William E. Smith Cincinnati Frank Kuns Sevaur Hugh D. Schell Hamilton Charles Evans Cincinnati Mrer Brody Cleveland George Hays Gae Newport Allen Kinsley Lima Henry Metcalf Elyria William R. Brown Elyria Morton Hunt Akron Herald Pettigrew Columbus Virgil L. Fisher Mt. Vernon Elmer L. Meesson Toledo Samuel A. Jones Toledo Maurice B. Donta Cleveland Russell H. McClure Elza Roy Rayman MckKay Elyria Very S. Tussing Lima Charles Benton Espr Cincinnati William Irving Jones Newark Osteopaths James Harmount Long Lancaster Frank W. Long Toledo Elizabeth Venable Wilson Eas Liverpool Katherine McLeod Scott Columbus
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Columbus
State Board of Medical Examiners
Harry S. Reger
Ironton
Thomas C. McCor
Dresden
Samuel Blumberger
Columpus
William E. Smith
Cincinnati
Frank Kuns
Sevaur
Hugh D. Schell
Hamilton
Charles §. Evans
Mrer Brody
Cleveland
George Hays Gae
Newport
Allen
Kinsley
Lima
Henry M. Metcalf
Elyria
William R. Brown
Elyvia
Morton I. Hunt
Akron
Hierard R. Pettigrew
Virgil L. Fisher
Mt. Vernon
Elmer L. Meesson
Toledo
Samuel A. Jones
Maurice B. Donta
Russell H. McClure
Elsra
Roy Rayman MckKay
Father of Spiritualism Dies Suddenly in Willimantic
George W. Burnham aged 89 known as the Father of Spiritualism died here suddenly of rheumatism of the heart. A Milford, Connecticut native, he moved to Willimantic at age six, then the Shaker colony at Enfield. He became the first president of the Connecticut State Association of Spiritualism.
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Willimantic
George W. Burnham
Mr. Burnham
Milford
Shakersy
Enfield
George
Connecticut State Association of Spiritualism
Wendt Sues for 200 Dollars Plus Interest
Joan F Wendt lost a suit against Joan Denger and Sarah Denger in Oberlin Justice Burgner's court and has appealed to the common pleas. The action seeks $200 with interest from July 10 1903 at 6 percent.
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Joan F. Wendt
Joan Denger
Sarah ‘Denger
Court of Justice
Burgner
Oberlin
Court of Common Pleas
Mere Boy of Eleven Dies of Old Age
Minneapolis report on James Anderson an 11 year old who died at City Hospital. Doctors say his apparent aging is one of the most remarkable cases in medical history noting hair turned gray by age five and eyesight failed. He walked with an old man’s tread and in later years mental faculties declined to a dotard level before death.
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Minneapolis
Minn
James Anderson
City Hospital
Through Trains Fast From Elyria Daily
Through trains leave Elyria daily at 1 34 p m for Medina Akron Youngstown Butler Pittsburg McKeesport Cumberland Washington Baltimore Philadelphia New York. Sleeper service from Akron. Jardiniers available cheaply Saturday. Boylan Bros 1 10 21.
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Elyria
Medina
Akron
Youngstown
Butter
Pittsburg
McKeesport
Cumberland
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Boylan Bros
Will Compel Railroad Men to Remain Here
Chicago January 11 hearings before the Interstate Commerce Commission focus on the Union Pacific stock deal. An additional hearing in New York may be held to probe details as witnesses including Rockefeller Stillman Rogers Frick Hill Harriman Schiff and others are kept in the country. B and O trains from Elyria leave at 6 45 a m daily except Sunday.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Commission
Union Pacific
William Rocefeller
James Stillman
HW. H. Rogers
H. C. Frick
J. J. Hill
J E. H. Harriman
Jacob Schiff
Offerg 10 pay for the War of the Streets Cleveland
A Cleveland conference between city council members mayor and city solicitor discusses the Three-for franchise dispute. Cleveland Electric proposes operating the Central line at a three-cent fare pending settlement and would pay a share of receipts for street use. The Municipal Company also offers a settlement suggestion.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Electric
Municipal Company
Chances for Final Settlement Spark War Years On
A long confrontation seems near resolution as negotiations push toward a final settlement. Key actors insist on terms they deem essential, signaling a potential end to years of conflict and stalemate. Local observers caution that remaining gaps could still derail the accord.
Earthquake Shocks Felt Across Europe In One Night
Adviews from London report earthquake shocks felt across Europe. Two distinct tremors woke Sweden at 1:30 this morning with houses shaken and occupants rushing out. Five severe shocks in Christway and nearby towns caused panic. Ekaterinburg in Perm governorate Russia also felt two tremors.
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Europe
Sweden
Christ Way
Ekaterinburg
Perm
Russia
Hollidaysburg Powder Plant Blown Skyward
Explosion at Standard Powder Company plant near Hornell station Hollidaysburg destroyed Tate plant and buildings. Fire started in a building, no lives lost, damage estimated over 100000 dollars.
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Hollidaysburg
Jae
Tate
Standard Powder Company
Pittsburg
Hornell Station
Untitled Local Ad Fragment Promotes Rocky Mountain Tea
A fragmented notice type item touts Rocky Mountain Tea with quirky claim about a doctor built house and collective finances. The tone imitates a playful early 20th century local ad or column segment featuring named but unclear reference points.
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Third Stret
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E. M. Rice
Chestnut Street
Mr. Conlin
Mire. Hurds
Syracuse
H. Glen Davidson
A. Gillmore
Michigan
W. G. Sharp
Manistee, Mich
Bord Loughry
Lou Fanver
Conneaut
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Uneeda
Lodi Street
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State Board of Examiners
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