Indian Pow Wow to Be Held Tonight at Tent Chautauqua
Elyria children have spent a week learning peaceful pastimes under a Chautauqua instructor. This evening the youngsters perform in a pow wow at Tent Chautauqua on the fair grounds, featuring roles like Tecumseh and War Chief with the Puk Wudjles exhibition from the Seaton family group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Seaton Fiellan Nafina
Tecumseh
Caton Hawk
Ead War Chivt
Thavk Rye
Donald Curt Tyeradis
Mirachalla
Ales Paley
Titty
Chi Stet
Phe Mae
Fier Pools
Ruth Wap Ove T
Showssha
Claire CC
Prosecuting Attorney Declines Vacation This Summer
Prosecuting Attorney Stevens announced on Monday he will not take any vacation this year. He will be present every Sunday during the summer, a development seen as bad news for baseball fans.
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Stevens
Insanity in the Pitts Family and Tribal Pageantry
Fragmented OCR reveals a chaotic account about the Pitts family and a large gathering related to Indian tribes. The text references Avon Beach, a warlike pageant, and multiple group names such as Indian Maidens, Braves, and Paramids. The garbled prose mentions a Wag or War whoop, a grand march, and a vendor price of twenty five cents for an advertising pow wow. It lacks coherent narrative or clear outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathias Pits
Avon Beach
Miessellon
Thia
Vadis
PhD Drense
Tivien Braves
Whdjies
Real estate sale in Maple Ridge addition near Lake Avenue
Coflaberey & Co advertise the sale of 22 lots in Maple Ridge, north of the city, with 21 sold by Saturday and one due Monday. Three houses will be built at once. the land is well drained and near the streetcar line, making it a desirable residential site. The campaign’s success is credited to a strong advertising plan.
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Coflaberey & Co
Ion
Drive of
Sotth & Brother
Maple’ Ridge
Lake Avenue
Tragic Cherry Picker Dies After Ladder Accident
Joseph Keiffer, 52, of Domestown, Ol, died after a ladder collapsed while he picked cherries from a tree. He fell about 10 feet, suffered multiple injuries, and died yesterday as his family mourns. He left a wife and five children.
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Dovemstown
Joseph Keiffer
Mr. Keiffer
Tia Dan Vary Rhage
Keiff
Bat
Jani Tare
Five Ontfases File Leases at County Records Office
Representatives of the Tawangos company filed five leases Monday morning at the county recorder's office. The action indicates ongoing formal arrangements and property dealings in local governance records.
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County Recorder
Record of a bustling day at Cleveland and Southwestern routes
Superintendent Nestor reports the division had its largest one day business ever with receipts over $6000, about $1200 higher than May. Crowds packed the event and the schedule ran smoothly with no accidents after one o clock in the evening.
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Nestor
Cleveland & Southwestern
Theron Jeb
New and Sur Rotel Opens Tuesday With Limited Rooms
Fragmentary OCR note reports a hotel opening on Tuesday with 190 rooms and various rooms reportedly available or under construction. The text is garbled but suggests a town fire or destruction impacting availability and a sink in services. No clear dates or names are readable.
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Yeetay Aeening
Roeon Enieses
E.i
Condemnation Plea Hits Lorain and Sheffield Rail Line
Lorain and Ashland Railway seeks to condemn land in Lorain city and Sheffield township to lay tracks. The company targets parcels owned by Frank Standen, Alice Standen, Clara Waldori, Foote, and Oliver Paws, triggering a new appropriation dispute.
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Lorain and Ashland Railway Company
Agas
Lorain
Sheffield
Nee Wantt
Frank and
Alice Standen
Clara Nate Aa Waldori
Foote
Oliver Paws
PONEvD FOR FIGHTING IN JEBOUN VEETEN
Disturbance after an afternoon led to warrants for John and Steve Vick. Both faced disorderly conduct charges. John pleaded guilty and paid a one dollar fine plus costs. Steve pleaded not guilty and will be tried.
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Boenan
Jeboun
John
Steve Vick
Steve
Will
Lorain Street Railway Making Money Surplus Reported
Lorain Street Railway reports for year ending May 31, 1906 a surplus around 2000 dollars. Interest includes on bonds issued to double track and improve the road. The company shows gains and expects enough surplus next year to cover interest on stock purchase by Lake Street Electric.
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Lorain Street Railway Company
Two New Boys For The Gounty
Mr and Mrs George Ward of Lorain formerly Elyria rejoice at an eight and a half pound boy arriving on July 7 above at Elyria. The stork visited Elyria on Sunday July 8 leaving a boy at the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Robson on Twelfth street. The newborn will join the Trailley League.
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Lorain
Elyria
Stork
Thomas Robson
Twelfth Street
Tralley League
Urgent Call to Members of St Clair Rebecca Lodge
All members of St Clair Rebecca Lodge No 207 are asked to meet at sister Margaret Carter's home 342 Hast Bridge Street on Tuesday afternoon at 1 30 p m to attend the funeral of Sister Elizabeth Laundon by order of the Noble Grand.
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St. Clair
Rebecca Lodge
Margaret Carter
Hast Bridge Street
Daly “Loth
Elizabeth Laundon
the Noble Grand
Quaryman Sues Over Arm Loss in Amherst Quarry
A quarry worker sues for damages after a derrick move injures his arm at Amherst quarries. The plaintiff, a common laborer, claims neglect and miscount of workers led to the incident. He suffered a crushed wrist and elbow, cannot work, earned 60 to 70 dollars monthly before, seeks about 25,000 dollars in damages.
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Petrizen Hay Phate
Amherst
Fortinnn
Wlaintiff
Kodervigk
Knotty probate case for Judge Hinman over Mrs Davis will
Mrs Davis of Amheret left a sum to a Cleveland nephew in a will purportedly prepared as she neared death. Witnesses signed a document within four days, but the will is disputed as valid. New York and Poughkeepsie relatives claim the estate, while Alfred S Davis argues the document was not properly executed.
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Kate Davis
Amheret
Hinman
Davis
NB OD
Ron Traversy
Vas
Tin Crveland
Alytrod & Davis
Arde
Dauta
New York
Poughkeensie
N.Y
Tim
Sid Neigehors
Amher
Through Hith Prime Gse Path Fragment Summary
A fragmented OCR passage quotes a "steady man" Thaddeen contemplating a future with a tensorial establishment and residence in tatesty near Cleveland. The text includes garbled lines about hard times, future drink avoidance, gambling of future earnings, and a knight of the rravor remarking on a primrose path.
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Cleveland
Tatesty
Primrose Path
the Rravor
Saytory
Puzzling Text Describes Local Finance and Household Fund
A garbled note mentions a county event and funding figures. It references dollars around 490 and a house related to a fundraiser. The fragment hints at a local hearing or show connected to a county, with intentions to support a house project and a foundation. The readable names and numbers point to a civic context despite the distorted wording.
Camp Outing Planned by Randall's Grove Party
A group of ten women plans a two week camping trip in Randall's Grove. Mrs Tannington of Elyria and Mrs Barber of Norwalk organize the outing with Misses Sarah Ruschdart Cleveland Marion Benton Bear Trentinton Ciara Davis Bla Anna Barber Norwalk Marie Dillon Chicago Florence Rowley Friendship N Y Millie Bons Tessie Whitare and Catherine Spademen Lorain among attendees.
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Tannington
Elyria
Left Property to Children in Bacon Will
The will of Alice A. Bacon of Weclin was filed at the probate office this morning. She left all real estate to Emma Tuella Bacon and Samuel Bacon. Remaining estate allocated to daughter Emma Luella Bacon, and son Samuel Ccon. Ela Tuella Baron named administrator. Also notes a summer home site near Ceylon, Ohio, with details mailed to C G Ruggles at 2 Hiroa.
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Alice A. Bacon
Weclin
Emma Tuella Bacon
Samuel “Ccon
B.C. Dunham
Simmel
Emma Luella Bacon
Ela Tauella Baron
Elyria Wins Two Games in South Lorain Victory
On Saturday Elyria won 2 0 with a two hit game by McKenzie and solid fielding. Davison homered in the fifth, and Layton hit a triple sparking an error that kept Lorain from a shutout. Steverding and McDonald made good stops. Elyria led 2 1 with 700 in attendance.
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McKenzie
Siupport
Elyria
South Lorain
Lorain
Layton
Davison
Steverding
McDonald
Vermillion
Klein
Wigman
Biehl
Koshle
Ledheisers Eabnh
Ovens
Obituary Notice of Willan Landon and Family
A damaged obituary notice reports the death of Willan Landon and mentions three children and surviving relatives. It notes a wide circle of friends in the city and the community will miss him. The text includes fragmented names and unclear locations, reflecting poor OCR quality.
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Aes Ata
Elaria
Willan Landon
Died Suddenly Marked Garden Resident Dies in Lorain
An elderly resident of Lorain, 50, died suddenly from heart failure while attending to her duties. She was the wife of Bar archon of Bora Laimber eam ta se de oat yuna a5 er tore. The incident occurred near a boat side and was witnessed by her daughter Mian and others.
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Ersie Legis
Diotain
Lorain
Barden i
Indy
Bararchon
Winly Darehay
Mra
Zelnes
Toni Pica
Hemana
Marriage of Miss Randolos at Milan
Miss Randolos daughter of Capt J Pandaleh of Gherlin married at Milan to White son of de Tate principal of Oboutiu academy. The bride taught in Cleveland schools the past two years. Graduate of Oberlin College class of 96, connected with Westinghouse Church Kerr & Co of Pittsburg. They will live in Pittsburg after a trip to Toronto and the Thailand Islands. George Randolph vice president of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad attended.
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Oferlin
White
de Tate
Poronto
Thailand Islands
Aues
George Randolph
Baltimore &Ohio Railroad
Summer home on Fourth Street offered at low price
A fragmentary notice advertises a summer home at Fourth Street with improvements and a low price of 3579 dollars. It mentions a swan, one third cash, balance on suit, F A Sith & Brother, and notes many people are living in the area along with building lots on Five Street.
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Fourth Street
F. A. Sith & Brother
Prine Fran
Well Known Man Passes Away in Wellington County
Christopher McDermott of Wellington and Lorain county died Sunday at Poland Springs Mo from Brights disease after months of ill health. A 45 year old husband and father, he led Wellington Machine Co as secretary treasurer and formerly presided over the National Brick Machinery Manufacturers association. Active Mason, longtime Republican, he aided county candidates and served on the county board of elections in 1903 and in various local offices. his widow is daughter of Dek Foote of Wellington.
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Christopher McDermott
Wellington
Lorain County
Poland Springs
McDermott
Dek Foote
Wellington Machine Company
National Brick Machinery Manufacturers’ Association
Republican Party
Mone
County Board of Elections
Raisor
Republica County
Cogn
Wwe
Von
Conor Hertel
Fates Washburn
Priones Ams
Seay
Dass Opt Trier
Rumor of Oak Point refinery plan sparks local speculation
Reports claim Jones and Franklin interests back a new flour mill and refinery at Oak Point Indicating Standard 617 may establish a headquarters there For the project a major pipeline would be routed nearby and a multi million dollar plant is anticipated Source notes that land has been secured and local transmission lines are involved but details remain uncertain
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Ohio
Jones & Lanklin
Local notes on visits and probate case in Philadelphia
Jotn Hawking of Mtheocet visits local friends over Sunday. Mrs didios Shusteyas children of West Street retire after a Cleveland visit. The court records show Elea Ler Baoinyen deceased. will contested and bond fixed at 50 dollars. Alex Wynnys Mechanics Insurance Co of Philadelphia files action for money and contract reformation. decree for plaintiff, motion for new trial overruled. appeal noted with bond set at 50.
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Didios Shusteyas Chldren
West Street
Cleveland
Alex
Wynnys Mechanics Luseyanes Company
Phibacelubia
Notice of Closing and Property Offer Near Levelland
Notice states closing Wednesdays afternoons with signatories Wilder, Flanner, Shipmaie, Pay & West. Mentions 20 acres near Pevereriant bridge and Ebyria Levelland property for sale or speculation. Advertises best nearby estate with price 20 dollars per unit and references PLA, Smith & Brother.
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Pevereriant Mnidge
Ebyria
Piu Wor Prue
Smith & Brother
Elegant Eastern Heights house for sale at 3200
Fo a Smith and Brother offer for sale a well equipped house on the eastern boulevard fronting the bay. Gas, hot water, furnace and improvements included. Owner to sell at once for 3200 on sensible terms. Described as the best on the Eastern Heights allotment. Ends July 9.
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Foa Smith
Brother
Dareu
Ar Tay
Wajells
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