Elyria Team Defeats Cleveland Leaders in Sunday Baseball
A Sunday game in Amherst between Elyria trolley league and Cleveland Leaders drew 700 spectators. Elyria won by one run after ten innings, 7 to 6, in a pitchers duel featuring MecKenzie and Paul. After the game Elyria players were arrested and fined $1 for violating the Sunday observance law.
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Amherst
Elyria Trolley League
Cleveland
Elyria
Lawrence
Smith
Kirk
Paul
Braman
Davinson
Cahoon
Justice of the Peace
Opening of the Chautauqua Greeted by Gries and Rubinstein Club
A large audience filled the Chautauqua tent as Rabbi Gries delivered a stirring plea for justice for his oppressed race in a singular speech. The evening concert by the Rubinstein club drew strong applause, with Miss Lillian Burke making her debut in a notable performance of The Otherwise Man.
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Chautauqua
Rabbi Gries
Rubinstein Club
Knowlton
Henry van Dyke
Lillian Burke
Closing Out Sale of 23 Pianos at Traxler's Music Store
Elyria Ohio July 2 1906 closing out sale of 23 pianos regardless of cost begins. New plan for purchasing and selling pianos promises stock will be sold with nothing reserved. Stock inspected to prove this is a genuine sale of old second hand pianos. Special sale on sheet music all week store open evenings.
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Traxler’s
Season ticket sale rises past prior year at key outlets
The season ticket sale continues strongly at Frost's Orandal's Murbach's Summer's and at the gate, outpacing last year's numbers as supporters purchase in large volume.
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Frost
Orandal
Murbach
First Reunion of Elyria 100 Day 100th Company K
On Friday Judy Sth the first reunion of Elyria’s Company K 125th OVI, a 100 day unit that served near the close of the war, will be held at Glenn's Beach. An all day event includes a liberal dinner. the unit formed from young men aged sixteen to eighteen, with members such as Geo E Crisp and D C Baldwin among those who later became notable Elyrians.
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Judy
Elyria
Company K
Geo
E Crisp
D C, Baldwin
T S Faxon
Elyrians
Street Sprinkling Law Challenged by Electric Railway
The Lake Shore Electric Railway challenges the validity of the legislative act requiring traction lines to sprinkle their entire right of way along occupied streets. Yokjow line officials say the law is unconstitutional.
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Lake Shore Electric Railway
Hopes for a New Trial in Morehouse Case
Attorney C F Adnams of Lorain visited the city to discuss Edna Morehouse manslaughter case. He said a motion for a new trial was argued at Wooster Friday and awaiting the judge's decision. Adnams represents Morehouse and hopes for a new trial.
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C. F Adnams
Lorain
Telng
Edna Morehouse
Wooster
Adams
Morehouse
Death of Captain Hank Haff
Captain Hank Haff of Istip died Sunday night after years of illness following his wife's death last year. A famed yacht handler, he sailed the Volunteer and Defender in America's Cup races and captained the Vigilant and Independence, among other vessels. He was sixty nine years old. Also listed: several Olive Street lots for sale, 50 feet by 140, priced from 200 to 600, in a growing city district, with terms offered by F A Smith & Bro.
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Hank Haff
Istip, Bh T
Haff
América Soup
Independence
Olive St
Dean Electric
F. A. Smith & Bro
Blyrla
Motoring for lungs Gool Thing for Consumptives Who Can Afford
A historical piece argues cars and open-air travel may replace climate cures for lung disease. It highlights using automobiles to access mountain air at home, with eight months yearly open-air exposure, and notes trolley cars as a cheaper alternative for those unable to own vehicles. It covers patient behavior, anecdotes of self-reliant patients, and cautions about potential overuse and vanity in travel for health.
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Theas
New York Sun
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Adirondacks
Colorado
Uses of Water in Medical Thought from N Y Press
A physician notes unconventional water use by Jim Jeffries who swallows none and wets his tongue with a sponge. He also describes water’s external calming and cooling effects, its role as an anti fever agent, and hot water’s circulatory boost. Water as a solvent and diuretic is highlighted.
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Jim Jeffries
N. Y. Press
Trout Strike a Fly Debate Sparks Angler Talk
Two anglers dispute a column claim that trout strike bait with their tail. Mr Mcintosh, a lifelong observer, says trout perform a somersault before striking and may rise from below to devour the bait. The quickness of trout movements makes definitive observation hard, so opinions vary.
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Mcintosh
Anti Kissing Club Sparks Candid Conversation
In a Chicago Record-Herald report a man and a woman discuss danger and kissing. She explains joining the anti-kissing club stems from thrill and intrigue, and he demonstrates a kiss, prompting her to reflect on the subject’s provocative appeal.
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Pst
Chicago Record-Herald
Remembered His Bucket in Puget Sound Settlement Legend
In winter 1855 and spring 1866 settlers near Seattle faced Laschi Nesqually Indians. A February encounter near Yelm Prairie saw four armed riders threaten A J Baldwin before one Indian recognized him from a prior water-bucket incident in Olympia. Baldwin avoided harm after identifying himself and refuting a threat to fight.
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J. Baldwin
Olympia
Yelm Prairie
Jack Baldwin
Mr. Baldwin
Yelm
Baldwin
Japanese Mothers and Daughters Reflect Western Education
A Fortnightly Review excerpt notes the shift in Japanese women as girls adopt Western schooling and gym training, enlarging their physiques while madré manners shift. The piece contrasts aging mothers with their now taller daughters and hints at preserved charm among older women. An advertisement promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at 85 cents and a health tonic from A. B. Frost.
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Japan
Before the Crash Sense of Personal Injury in Auto Incident
A Washington owner recalls an electric car scare on a city hill where brakes failed and steering held. He describes a near-miss crash that left him unharmed, reflecting that personal injury thoughts arrive after the machine and its control.
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Als
Waleh
Treasury
Seriotim
Almont
Fly Time and the Extermination Wish
A virologist notes flies as pests, calling them useless and harmful like snakes. He explains a single fly mother can yield two million offspring if unchecked, discusses natural casualties and parasites, and muses on their constant motion and lack of sitting.
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Fies
Mr. Fly
April Showers Change Hearts In A Race To Shelter
In a sudden April shower a flirtatious ride ends with a dramatic hotel shelter. Townsend loses his hat and dress, maid Edith returns unexpectedly, a note exposes a mistaken chase, and Mrs Ellis accepts a late compromise as townsfolk react to love and risk.
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Traxler
Hollinter
A. B. Frost
Toth
Wu Qwek
Elis
Townsend
Redly
Hyoney
Edith
Washington
Jennie
Mr. Townsend
Util
Sibeve
K Waa
Milas
Herry
Abe
Harry Townsend
Misa Eilia
Manhattan
Harry H. Smith & Co
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