Local Briefs: Elyria and area social notes
J A Love of Massillon visited Elyria Tuesday and Wednesday. Miss Erminie Smith of Painesville visited friends in Elyria. Joseph Manton of Norwalk made a business call. Mrs Charles Welty entertained Chicago Junction friends. Mrs Hind relapsed after illness. Rev Reese of Second Congregational Church ill at home. Church trustees hired a Cleveland firm to rebuild the organ. Dr and Mrs Nicholas hosted lunch after skating at Coonville. Mrs Zelda Gibson of Los Angeles visits Mrs Vogelsong. Capt A L Emery of Watonga Oklahoma guests of Earl Vogelsong. Mrs William Jones and daughter Eloith return from California. J Burley fined $5 and costs for intoxication.
Second Hand Goods Bought and Sold in Elyria
Advertisement for buying and selling second hand goods from a needle to a house and lot. Mentions a storage house and contact details at No. 50 Hast Avenue Elyria with phone 1013 Rawson. Four line item.
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Hast Ave
Elyria
Rawson
Adbbers Hold Up Telephone Girl in Steubenville
Miss Nellie Campbell a young Bell telephone operator in New Cumberland near Steubenville was attacked by two men who entered her home while she slept tied her gagged her and left after stealing little. She is seriously ill from shock and gas but willing to aid the posse pursuing the assailants. She is the daughter of a former state senator and had a sum of money with her at the time though it was not taken.
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Steubenville
Nelliee Campbell
New Cumberland
Miss Campbell
Dennee
Thaw
David Walker
Harry K. Thaw
Sold saloon but husband wanted drink
Mrs. Pokrotz former saloon owner in Little Hungary contests Julius Labos successor over liquor sales to her husband. She warned Labos repeatedly, alleges he insulted her, had him arrested. Labos pleaded guilty before the mayor and was fined 10 dollars plus costs.
Oberlin Trustee Goes to Europe
Louis H. Severance of Cleveland, an Oberlin trustee, left Monday night for San Francisco and will sail February 5 on the Korea for Japan Korea China and possibly the Philippines. He goes as a commissioner to three large church conferences.
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Louis H. Severance
Cleveland
Oberlin
San Francisco
Korea
Japan
China
Philippines
Severance
Undertaker Simon Neff Buried In His Own Coffin
Canal Dover Ohio January 30 Simon Neff Rogersville village undertaker was buried today in a black walnut coffin of his own making He worked on it for years and kept it stored for nearly twenty years before interment.
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Canal Dover
Simon Neff
Rogersville
Commission to get after grade crossings
The state railway commission will investigate the Dayton grade crossing accident where the Big Four "fiver" struck a street car Saturday evening. The inquiry aims to gather facts to support a legislative appeal to abolish grade crossings.
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Columbus
State Railway Commission
Dayton
Duty on Hides Advocates Protection Over Removal
The Newark Advertiser argues against removing the 13 percent duty on hides, noting the mutual protections across leather, shoe, harness, and trunk industries. It cites cattle slaughter figures, value losses from duty removal, and the thriving export trade to support a mutually advantageous protective tariff system.
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Newark
Newark Advertiser
Practical tariff settlement with Germany urged by editors
The Boston Herald critiques aims to fix a tariff with Germany, arguing the Cuban reciprocity error fuels German irritation. It suggests ending Cuban preferences, warning against a pre election tariff push, and says the proper time for reform is after the next presidential election.
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Boston Herald
American Commission
Germany
Woolen Manufacturers’ Association
Thaw Jury Discharged For Reason Two Of The Thaw
New York Jan 30 two jurors were released and two new ones seated in the Thaw trial illness and confinement among jurors delayed testimony. Arthur Campbell and Harhala Faire excused. Dennee and Walker named as jurors with Thaws wife drawing attention in court as she appeared unveiled.
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New York
Arthur Campbell
Harhala G. Faire
Thaw
Sable coat loss linked to Santa Barbara socialite
Miss Olga Nethersole reported the loss of a $3000 Russian sable coat after a luncheon at J W Gillespie’s Santa Barbara villa. Gillespie sent the parcel to Oakland marked Value 100, but the coat never arrived and remains missing. In Lorain County Ohio a probate notice shows Price Russell named assignee of W W Beaver and Harry Beaver with claims due to be filed at Stroup & Fanger in Elyria.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Olga Nethersole
J. W. Gillespie
New York
Missie
Gillespie
Here
W. W. Beaver
Harry Beaver
Price Rigsell
M W. W. Beaver
Stroup & Fanger
Sharp Brook
Elyria
Ohio
Price Russell
Storup & Pauver Bis Attorners
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Ark Bart
J. A. Love
Massillon
Erminie Smith
Painesville
Elyra
Joseph Manton
Norwalk
Charles Welty
Furnace Street
Chicago Junction
Samuel Hind
Rev. Reese
Second Congregational Church
Mrs. Nicholas
Earl Court
Coonville
Zelda B. Gibson
Los Angeles
J. W. Voglesong
Middle Avenue
A. L. Emery
Watonga
Oklo
Earl C. Voglesong
William Jones
Eilith
California
J. Burley
Conry & Mueller
Grocers
W. Broad
Bell
Smith Bros
Europe
Commission
Glen
Democratic Free Trade
McCleary
Minnesota
Lacey
Iowa
Landis
Indiana
Congress
Emira
N.Y
Mimense Line
Haviland
Boylan Bros
Terday
John S$. Dennee
Lou
Isiana
Uny
L Olga Nethersole
State of Ohio
Lorain County
J. A. Reublin
Matthews
F. L. Moffett
Henry St. Dayton
O. Smith Bros
Sell Iv
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Alice C. Collum
Vigor
Max
Hart
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