NEW TROLLEY LINE PROMOTERS HAVE MORE THAN ENOUGH TERRITORY
A parcel of 250 acres and more near Dover Center and French Creek is mentioned in connection with a proposed trolley route. The Suburban Improvement Co plans a direct South Lorain to Cleveland line, with survey activity under way between Hahn's Grove and Dover Center. Officers listed include Sigmund Lederer and J A Stuber.
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Spuboe
Cpaierty Parcelias
Diprovornedt Co
South Lorsin
Cleveland
French Creek
Dover Center
Tprovement Co
French Croak
Avon Reach
Suburban Improvement Co
Ihs
Hahn
Bickhell
Father Stuber
Sigmund Lederer
Iain Merchant
J. A. Stuber
Arthur A. Lederer
G A R Celebration With Speeches And Fireworks
Old soldiers and families of the GAR and WoRC gathered on the lawn of the Tak rte chaplain for a patrette al ong yesterday. A basket lunch with waternorton ice cream. afternoon crowd listened as Declaration of Independence was read. Speakers praised sacrifices of veterans and noted national progress from independence to world power. General visitation and fireworks ended the event with thanks to the host.
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GAR
Worc
HP. Chapl Mn
Tak
Rte
Kenly
Mtr Gadus
Thia
Atcugule
Independence
Wiralie Ington
Abraham Lincoln
Mud
Uno
Win McKinley
Mc Witheon
Grani
Farley
UGS
Grafton Man Killed in Train Crash
Sheriff Salisbury travels from Huntington to claim the body of Roy Gibson, a Grafton resident and brother-in-law of the sheriff, killed by a Fr Wayne and Wabash train Monday. Gibson, once a lineman for C. I. & W., will be transported to Grafton for burial tonight.
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Salisbury
Indiana
Sheriff Sailsbury
Huntington
Roy Gibson
Fr. Wayne & Wabash
Jibaon
Grafton
Experience Shapes Plea Outcomes in Local Court
A feature on how officer demeanor and Court mood affect pleas in the mayoral court. Offenders face submission or defiance depending on size up and intoxication. Names of several defendants listed. Hopkins and Jenkins discharged. others fined and taxed for costs.
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Folger
John Campbell
Henry Warner
John Powers
Dumby
William
Elyrians Travel to Vermilion and Oak Point Picnic
A group of thirty five Elyrians traveled to Vermillion yesterday and returned tired after a Lake Shore railroad mishap left them off well from the depot near the park. The return trip train did not stop at that location causing delays for streetcars. A separate crowd of colored residents from Elyria Oberlin and Lorain held a large picnic at Oak Point with several hundred attendees.
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Vermillion
Lake Shore
Elyria
Oberlin
Lorain
Oak Point
175 Houses Built in Elyria in One Year
Elyria witnesses rapid housing growth with about 175 new homes started over the year. City tax review member Mr Levayend notes counts from April 10 to now show multiple batches under construction, totaling around 160 to 175 houses so far this year.
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Elyria
Biyria
Miller Wins Gun Club Shoot Title
Miller won the Gun Club shoot with 25 points possible. Scores list includes KE J McMahon 20, M Lar ridge 14, T Connors 17, H B Martindales 16, C J Smith 16, OT Morse 15, Alex Dumas 15, MH Miller 14, W Miller 1d, L W Tra 18, H Lyon 18, Wo Hillier 12, John Dos 12, Mr Ingersoll 12, W Cairns 11. Miller was the sole scorer of 6 points to win the backs.
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KE. J. McMahon
M. Larridge
T. Connors
H.B Martindals
C. J. Smith
OT. Morse
Alex Dumas
MH. Miteler
W. Miller
L. W. Tra
H. Lyon
Wo. Hillier
John Dos
Mr. Ingers
Destitute Family Assisted by Elyria Mayor
A destitute family of a father mother and four children traveled from Sandusky to Elyria seeking aid before heading to Cleveland. Mayor Fulger arranged transportation for them, after the husband fell ill in St. Louis. They received food locally and boarded a Green Line car to Cleveland seeking relief.
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Erie
Elyria
Sandusky
Cleveland
Fulger
St. Louis
Fourth of July celebrations mix joy with cautions
Reports nationwide describe a calmer Fourth with many displays and fewer incidents. Chicago records show 46 deaths from various causes and 1600 injuries by midnight, with experts fearing more. In Elyma, displays drew crowds yet some dealers illegally sold stronger fireworks. Mayor Folger’s proclamation largely followed, and a few offenders were disciplined.
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Chisnigo
Miduieht
Elvria
Folger
Elyma
Wrong Man in Bronson Alottment Dispute Says Dunfee
George W. Dunfee obtained a temporary injunction against Sheriff Salisbury to stop the sale of his property in the Bronson allotment. He claims Dr J W Sampsell secured a judgment naming his son as Junior Dunfee, but the court did not attach the Junior to his name. The Senior Dunfee says the Junior has no interest in the property.
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George W. Dunfee
Sailsbury
Bronson Alloment
Dunfee
J. W. Sampsell
George Dunfee
Fire Losses Reported for Six Months
Fire Chief Hafner reports a six month period with seventeen ties causing property loss valued at 39990. There were five still alarms and one false alarm.
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Hafner
Council to Hold Special Meeting on Bond Sale
City council to hold a special meeting tonight to approve selling Rast av nue improvement bonds after bids received on Monday. Also notes local sales at The Biggs and Evarard Co with discounted apparel items advertised in the same notice.
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Council
Cvuters
Fishien
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