Mrs Chadwick sentenced to prison after long career
Mrs Cas me L Chadwick alias Madam De Vere alias Mme La Rose alias Lydia De Vere is convicted and to serve ten years with eight months already served. She admitted being Mme De Vere, ending a notorious forgery career spanning forty seven years, and will be confined in the penitentiary's female department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Casme L. Chadwick
Madam Deere
C. L. Hoover
W. S Springstein
Alice WM. Bestedo
Mme la Rose
Elizabeth Bigler
Lydia de Vere
Lydia Scott
Lyd A Clingay
Mra. Bagley
Moneforth
Citizens’ Nations Bank of
Oberlin
Mme. de Vere
Abe
Por Baye
Mme de Vere
Mate de Vere
Toledo
United States
Frank Chandler
Fanning
Chedwik
Columbia
Union Station
N. Stone Scott
Escerte
Creed
Soregal
Gould
Grand Jury to Review Secret Cases This Week
Prosecutor Stevens and Sheriff Salisbury prepare for the upcoming grand jury session. A light docket includes murder suspect Joe Turney linked to a Franklin Hotel area dispute and multiple assault and theft cases from Lorain and steel plants. Public mention restricted to jailed defendants to avoid warning others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Salisbury
Joe Turney
Bart Les
Lee
William Summerville
Johnson
Will from 1814 sparks long legal battle over heir
Mrs. K B Wilson sues W B and Hanna Wart Eleanor Hitchcock H Hitchcock and W B Durant executor over a will of Justin Breckenridge believed to grant property to Jacob P Breckenridge. She accuses concealment embezzlement and a conspiracy to defraud the heir. The will allegedly existed in 1814 but was only discovered in 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. B. Wilson
W. B
Hanna
Eleanor Hitchcock
H. H. Bitchcock
W. B. Durant
Justin Breckenridge
Wilson
Jacob P. Breckenidge
Jacob Breckenridge
Jacob’ Breckenridge
Doctor Wenman Faces Larceny Trial In Lorain Case
Uhricksvile January report details Dr J E Wenman former local physician indicted by a United States grand jury for illegal use of formaldehyde spraying machines from the health department. A mayor court trial in Lorain planned jury action and a long day of proceedings with city officials listening to witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhricksvile
J E Wenman
Lorain
United States Grand Jury
Wenman
Varichsville
Prenk Coleman
Week of Prayer observed at Methodist Episcopal church
The Week of Prayer was observed at the Methodist Episcopal church with growing attendance and notable freedom. The meetings have drawn increasing audiences each evening and will be continued next week due to strong interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodiat Episcopal Church
Roosevelt Bears Bryan Letters Tour World Visit
Hon William J Bryan plans a world tour and will write weekly letters about two columns each for American papers. The Courier will publish the first letter next Sunday. The Roosevelt Bears accompany the trip with reporters to document their quirks. Teddy B and Teddy G travel with the group from the Rockies to New York.
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Courier
Bryan
Courier Hhe
Roosevelt Bears
Rockies
New York
Teddy B
Teddy G
The
President King Speaks at Men's Club Dinner
Over 200 men attended the First Congregational Church gathering where Prof Clyde Vogelsong demonstrated tumbling skills and Mr A T Terry led a vocal solo. Oberlin president Dr King closed with a call to action and the value of chores for boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin College
First Congregational Church
Ling
Methodist Church
Clyde Vogelsong
Myris
Vogelsonog
A. Boynton
Ot Bonth Lorain
Boynton
A. T. Terry
Mr Ernest
King
Presentation for Lake Shore Electric President Bicknell
Lake Shore Electric employees present President Bicknell with an elegant colonial hall clock bearing a nameplate. The gift follows his resignation as head of the Lake Shore Electric Railway after 1908 service and will be delivered to his Cleveland home prior to a a Thursday 5 40 pm escort and speech by conductor L M Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shere
Warren “Bickeeil
Lake Shere Filectria
Anguet
Hewday
Mra Bicknell
Bicknell
Adelbert Street
Cleveland
Theomcers
Hollenden’ Hotel
Lake Shore
Wiyler
Frmeton
Cleveland Construction Company
Lake Shorea Electric
Norwalk
Leity
Green Line Improvements Accelerate Rail Welding Project
Improvements on the Cleveland and Southwestern Main Line advance with electric welding of rails. The WMlectric Railway Improvement Company leads the work, pushed rapidly, with John Cadle of Cleveland in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Southwestern
Wmlectric Railway Improvement Company
John Cadle
Crisp Succeeds Fred Miller on Board of Public Safety
Mayor Chapman appointed J. C. Crisp to succeed Fred F. Miller on the Board of Public Safety this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crisp
Fred Miller
Chapman
J. C. Crisp
Fred F. Miller
Board of Public Safety
Faulhaber Declines Aging Man Residing on West Avenue
Louis Faulhaber a 52 year resident of this city in the exma home on West avenue is very ill. He is holding his own though old age is the cause for his illness. Read The Two Ventovela noon to commence in this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Faulhaber
Exma
West Avenue
Ventovela
Officers Installed In Fraternal Ceremony
A large attendance witnessed an installation ceremony with Mrs Nellie Parsons acting officer, Mia Howlett Mary Howlett and Arthur Todd delivering recitations, Julia Riley singing, Hazel performing, Earl Voglesong presenting two vocal numbers, and The Colonial Orchestra offering four selections. The event praised the group as a promising organization with gratitude to contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiron Poat
Nellie 5
Parsons
Stalling Offeer
Mia
Mary Howlett
Arthur Todd
Julia Riley
Hazel
Earl Voglesong
Colonial
Eas W.r Cc
Blind Rose Robbed in Hospital Night Theft
John Rouge a night broom maker was robbed while in bed at the hospital. An inmate who had helped him with water was found with $14.54 but vanished around 7 pm last night. The money and suspect remain missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rouge
Jess
Rose
Lorain Man Held for Murder in Barberton Killing
George Smith, alleged foreigner formerly at Lorain tube mills, is under arrest in Barberton on a murder charge. He allegedly shot a man on Grove street last summer and later stabbed an American in a Barberton saloon, killing him. accomplice Radaski is held as a witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Tube Mills
Lorain
Barberton
Smith
Grove Street
Smith F
Radask
Thiefly
Stavislawski Sues Grafton Stone Co for 25000
Kazimerz Stavislawski files a $25,000 damages suit against Grafton Stone Co alleging a July 1906 work accident. He claims a defective rope caused his permanent injuries while employed as a tapper, asserting the company failed to provide a safe equipment standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kazimerz Stavislawski
Grafton Stone Co
Stone Comppany
Stanislawski
Churches to Be Built
New York reports that the Congregations Church Building Society spent over $200000 in the past year. The annual report recommends reducing the total to less than a half million dollars for parsonage building and notes many parsonages are needed nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congregations Church Building Society
Secret Iron Deal Shocks Steel Market In Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on January 13 rumors spread of a secret pact between pig iron producers and United States Steel Corporation. The deal aims to secure billet and pig iron supplies for three months while mills cut release of information. Prices for billets and plates rise as production lags demand and US Steel restricts billet shipments to its plants.
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Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation I
Steel Corporation
Bessemer
Bessemer Land
Igat
The
Milla
Ohio
Indiana
United States Steel Corporation
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Joe Torney
Mathew Pillvant
Nickel Plate
Mike Stella
Frank
Verlao
Steve
Winstone
Apeault
Matan
Qagonevites
Temistd Ll
Vinceno Carbona
Frank Witerman
Urichsville
Roosevelt
Sunday Courier
Pres
MR. Faulhaber
So. Lorain
Iron BY Steel Corporation
Harry Hl. Smith
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Harry H. Smith
Flyria
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