Dawg Seeks Damages From Glass Co in 1906 Suit
Lillon T. Davis of North Buron, promoter of the Cleveland Brooklyn and Elyria Electric railway, sues Diamond Glass Company and United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company for 31.16 alleging false affidavit and attachment blocked his funds and credit, causing damages.
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Lillon T. Davis
North Buron
Cleveland, Brooklyn & Elyria
Diamond Glass Company
United States Fidelity & Guarranty Company
O. BE. Trieber
Court of Common Pleas
Davis
Pretty Watches For Rustling Newsboys Campaign
The Daily Reporter starts a drive in Elyria where newsboys can earn a watch for every 20 new subscribers kept for ten weeks. Readers are urged to subscribe via the approaching newsboy and enjoy home news described as clean and reliable lasting for ten weeks.
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Daily Reporter
Elyria
news+ day
Helen Hale to debut in Yankee Tour ist at Ely theater
Cleveland theatergoers prepare for Helen Hale in the Yankee Tour ist at Ely theater next Friday. A special Lake Shore line chartered train will bring Cleveland representatives to the opening, with Miss Hale arriving Friday from Philadelphia and departing at midnight for Chicago for an 18 weeks engagement.
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Cleveland
Elyvia
Helen Hale
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad
Opening Chapters Preview of Conan Doyle Story
The notice promotes the first chapters of Conan Doyle's new story The Refugees to appear in the paper on Wednesday evening. It promises an engaging tale of love adventure and Indian conquests and urges readers not to miss the opening chapters.
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Conan Doyle
Comings and Lersch Invited to Tippe Canoe Club Banquet
A. G. Comings of Oberlin and R. B. Lersch of this city are invited to the Tippe Canoe Club banquet to be held in Cleveland soon. More out of town guests are invited this year than in many years.
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A. G. Comings
O. Oberlin
R. B. Lersch
Tippecanoe Club
Cleveland
Lake Shore Men Press for Shorter Hours and Overtime Reform
Office workers on the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern line form a movement, backed by the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, to secure better lay and reduce overtime and Sunday work. A 20‑member delegation will confer with officials to reach a final agreement before presenting demands to the company. Meanwhile, Mayor imposed fines on Short McNutty for intoxication and on John Jones and William F Peller for the same offense.
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Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Road
Brotherhood of
Railway Clerks
Short
McNutty
John Jones
William F. Peller
Rev Sala Addresses Drink Problem in Elyria Letter
A 1907 Elyria letter to Rev Sala accuses Browns saloon of daily Sunday drunkenness and calls for action. It cites a husband’s drunken homecoming, a woman's warning, and asks officials to close the establishment as a public harm. The piece references a police and council failure and notes the writer’s desire for anonymity.
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Sala
Elyria
Brownies
Broad Street
East Avenue
Brown
Mie
Fur
Brown's
Rome
Browns
Tam
Sallons
Eugene Wasserman
Fremont
Lake Shore Electric
Vermilion
Wasserman
Lorain
The Refugees to Open Conan Doyle Story Series
The Daily Reporter previews a new Conan Doyle tale The Refugees with chapters starting Wednesday night. Readers are assured an intensely thrilling opening and urged to keep up with upcoming installments as part of a growing lineup of good reads.
Weather Bureau Abolition Move Traced to Representative Campbell
Representative Campbell of Kansas introduced a bill to abolish the government weather department arguing it is a costly misallocation of funds. He contends predictions often miss the mark while thousands are spent annually. proponents believe officials claim more certainty than they possess.
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Campbell
Kan
Government Weather Department
United States
City minister signals root of corruption beneath orderly surface
Rev. Sala argues that despite a well governed city and low arrests, widespread corruption and rising Sunday drunkenness show deeper social ills. He recalls letters begging action for troubled husbands and sons as he vows to act against the serpent’s trail of suffering and poverty.
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Sala
Agricultural Society Considers Selling Fair Grounds
The Agricultural Society, deep in debt in early 1905 at 8444.27 and ending the year at 6843.47 with a 5200 mortgage on new property, weighs selling the fair grounds to fund paving and offset depreciation tied to nearby settlement changes. The move follows prior opposition and ongoing financial strain.
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the Agricultural Society
Association
National Bank
Fair Grounds
Hungary
Elyria City Band Delivers Strong Second Concert at Opera House
The Elyria City Band performed a superior second concert Sunday at the Opera House, keeping the audience from start to finish. Highlights included Fahrbach's The Musicians Strike, Bela's Ongarish Lutspiel, Hoffman’s Carmen March, Gustin’s When Knighthood Was in Flower, and soloist Asaph Jones delivering a rich bass with several encores.
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Elyria
Opera House
Fahrbach
Bela
Carmen
Hoffman
Gustin
Asaph Jones
Knoxville Man Seeks Commander's Candidacy at Encampment
At a reception for Gen. John T. Wilder state commander of the G A R a movement began to secure his election as commander at the next national encampment Wilder had close ties with federal soldiers from Ohio and Ludisna.
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Knoxville
John T. Wilder
Wilder
Ohio
Ludisna
Expert on insanity 6 summoned in that case
Pittsburg reports Dr. Henry A. Hutchinson superintendent of Dixmont asylum has been summoned to New York to testify at the Thaw trial. He may aid the defense if emotional insanity is raised, while Thaw himself remains in Tombs and jurors are being empaneled.
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Pittsburg
Henry A. Hutchinson
Dixmont
Legislative Investigating Committee
Bertha Beilstein
New York
Hutchinson
Roger O’mara
Thaw
Disreputable women tied to Lorain houses of ill fame
Five women including Mrs Emil Schwartz Lillian Jones and Anna Smith were taken into custody by Deputy Sheriff Sailsbury on warrants charging them with operating houses of ill fame in Lorain. Dorothy Dodd and Clara Macey have prior indictments. Peer and Hobart saloonkeepers also arrested for operating a gambling place with heavy fines.
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Sailsbury
Lorain
Emil Schwartz
Lillian Jones
Anna Smith
Dorothy Dodd
Clara Macey
Peer & Hobart
AG Rules On Pay For Attending City Institutes
Attorney General Ellis rules that teachers attending city institutes cannot draw pay for the attendance. He says that despite this, if teachers attend a county or joint county and city institute under similar conditions, they may receive a week's additional pay.
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Ellis
Voliva Quits Task as Zion Leader in Chicago Meeting
In Chicago on Sunday Voliva the new Zion leader confessed he cannot restore order or rebuild the Dowie faction. He cites excessive factional strife and declares his inability to complete the task.
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Chicago
Voliva
Zion
Doctor saves preacher's life after nine hours of CPR
New York January 28 Rev William Randolph pastor of the Reformed church at West Nyack New York was pronounced dead but Dr LH Couch resuscitated him after nine hours of artificial respiration restoring life and breath to the clergyman.
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New York
William Randolph
The
Reformed Church
West Nyack
N. Y
Lh. B. Couch
Randolph
No Gruelty Exits At Massillon Hospital Inquiry
The Massillon institution is investigated for cruelty to inmates following the Newburg case. Officials say many charges against staff are false and some complaints are too absurd to notice. Governor Harris receives a letter from officers asserting baseless claims and ingratiude motives. investigations continue statewide with little result to date.
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Newburg Hospital
Beng
Massillon
Lorain County
Gov Harris
Neny
McMahon
Newburg
Four five man bowling teams formed from Dean Electric workers and city
Four five man bowling teams will be organized soon. Two teams will draw players from Dean Electric Company employees and two from the general public. A Dean Electric team played an informal pickup match at Tempie alleys Saturday evening and won three straight games.
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Dean Electric Company
Dean Electric
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Nuies
Joctor
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