Amherst post members invite families to July 4 picnic at LaPorte lawn
Amherst members of Richard Allen Post and W R C invite families to a basket picnic on July 4 on the hospacing lawns of H P Chapman in LaPorte with lemonade and refreshments furnished by the post. Thomas Betley plans a visit to Youngstown for a few days, C Guth and family visit Cleveland, Peter Mallenger and John Eckersory charged with intoxication in police court and fined. Jailor Ray Van Dagen is sick at the county jail.
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Amherst
Richard Allen Post
W. R C
H. P. Chapman
LaPorte
Peter Mallenger
D Wayland
John Eckersory
Ray van Dagen
Jain
Postmaster Bath Confirmed for City Office
The appointment of Mr. J. W. Bath of this city as postmaster has been confirmed. He will receive his papers in a few days and assume office, replacing Mr. F. L. Griswold, who has held the job for several years. Bath is a well known Republican and capable citizen, trusted to perform duties impartially.
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J. W. Bath
FL Griswold
Tfo
J. Wy Bath
Fruit Avoiding Words From Cleveland Daily Ad
Florida Cantelopes are fine try Tem s Melons always are fee California Peaches Apricots and Flumhs Fresh Cakes Cookies and Pies from Cleveland Daily Just as good as mother makes When in Want of something fine give them a trial.
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California
Cleveland
New Fruit Store Opens on Hast Broad Street
A new Elyria fruit store opened across from Bellhard- Whale on Hast Broad Street drawing steady business from morning to night. Customers praised low prices on confections and fruits and courteous service from proprietor Mr. Amati who hails from Norwalk. The shop is expected to capture a large share of local patronage.
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Elyria Fruit
Bellhard- Whale Company
Mr. Amati
Norwalk
New two pipe oxyhydrogen jet cuts steel with fluid oxide
A Paris scientist describes a two pipe process using an exhydric heat source and an oxygen jet to cut tempered steel. The method yields fast cutting with fluid oxide, minimal heat loss, and clean edges. It works on plates tubes beams and adapts to varying metal hardness. It may solve armor plate cutting challenges.
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M. Eugene Le+ Moalre
la Nature
Paris
M. Lemaire
German Labor Welfare in 1905 Imperial Insurance Totals
Consul Harris reports on German labor benefits contrasting wages with worker welfare. He cites dwellings at cost, meal services, fuel, transport, pensions, reading rooms, baths, hospitals, savings banks, and cooking schools. The 1905 imperial insurance shows 32.4 million marks to 1,034,773 injured workers, 38.1 million sick benefits, 145,412 annuities, and 111.86 million annual benefits across krankenkasse and related funds. Additional gifts and funds by 200 firms totaled 27.61 million.
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Consul Harris
Mannheim
Globe
Harris
Imperial Insurance Department
Reichstag
Ampiia
Better Times in Spain and the Cuban War Toll
The piece contrasts Spain’s loss of Cuba and the Philippines with signs of recovery. It notes Spain’s colonial reach remains large, debt burdens heavy, and revenue strained by interest. It observes Spain ending wartime church raids, modest per capita costs, and improving export trade while praising potential resources as envied by wealthier nations.
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Spain
Cuba
Philippines
Spein Atid
N. Y
Not Entirely Yet We Share A Common Enmity
A Cleveland Leader quote captures a sharp exchange about rivalry and dislike. Two girls discuss their shared animosity toward common people, hinting at underlying tensions and social dynamics reflected in local comment.
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Cleveland
Those Who Know Those Who Know Their Glasses
An optician touts proper fitting glasses with years of experience and up-to-date parlors. Warns against traveling spectacle peddlers and invites customers to visit for guaranteed results.
Promises of quacks and pills fail stomachs harmed
A damaged stomach prompts a medical remedy pitch for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea priced at 36 cents. An advertisement by A. F. Frost, successor to H. A. Dyke, promotes tea or tablets as a cure despite prior failed remedies.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain iTra
E. Frost
AH. A. Dykeman
A. B
Frost
D A. Dykeman
Algo
Rocky Mountain
H. A. Dyerman
A. FE. Frost
H. A. Dykeman
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