1800 Insurance Death Claims Payable in Ohio and Canada
Tosurance Press lists United States towns with matured policy payments and endowment amounts. Ohio towns shown include Akron, Ashland, Elyria, Fremont, Sandusky, and Tiffin with totals varying from thousands to tens of thousands of dollars. Heirs in Akron, Calvin Tee, and Lewis Miller receive specified sums. Canada totals reach 185 million.
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Tosurance Press
United States
Ashland
Heights
Elyria
CIA
Fremont
Massilicon
Sandusky
Tifin
Welk 'Oe
Calvin Tee
JE. Conger
Akron
Lewis Miller
Uniteve Ane Canada
Fighting McKinley Anti-Saloon League Will Oppose President
A Cleveland editor prints a note from the Anti-Saloon League official organ defending its stance toward President McKinley and the Republican ticket. It claims misreports and urges opposition due to the Clark bill and George B. Cox appointments while warning readers about alleged deceptive campaign framed by opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weentlayne
The
Cleveland
Actoon
Ameriue
Vtoon League
Xue
Presi
Anti-Saloon League
Mkinley
Dethe Clark
George B. Cox
Art
George B. Com
Fora
Fanna
J. C. Jaoxso
Death on West Side rail yards shocks city
Brakeman Archie Snow died earlier, and conductor Emel Scherer was fatally crushed by Lake Shore No 16 near the West Side yards. Scherer, 52, Canadian born, lived in Jefferson and owned a farm there. He was a veteran railroad conductor and member of the Order of Railroad Conductors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Snow
C. Lyne W
Emel Scherer
Lake Shore
Adan
Bie
Erim
Scherer
Tne
Frank Horton
Lever
Louis Panlhaber
Ramime
Hart
On & Awiteh
Fle
Hneign & Wilkins’ Undertaking Rooms
Collinwood
Jefferson, C
The
Order of Railroad Conductors
Peabody Sick in County Jail After Inquest
Moses Peabody, adjudged insane by Probate Judge Hinman, remains very ill in the county jail. He has refused all food and water since confinement, and efforts to nourish him have failed. He may be moved to the teslimeary for better care. A physician, called Monday evening, noted violent behavior and a tendency to self harm, and he believes Peabody may not live long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Peabody
Hinman
Teslimeary
Peabody
The Cleveland Races at Cleveland Driving Park
Announcements for Cleveland Driving Park races run Monday July 23 through Friday July 27. Reported entries include 112 horses with six purses of 25000 dollars each and a total of twenty six purses. The meetings are expected to attract large crowds.
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Cleveland Driving Park Co
Real Estate Appraiser Reports Declines in Tax Duplicates
Real estate appraiser Frey of New Haven reports Plymouth corporation totals at 74640 a decrease of 429650 from the 1899 tax duplicate. Chisago in New Haven totals 200450 a decrease of 928800 from the 1844 duplicate. New Haven township outside Plymouth and Chisago totals 314050 a decrease of 347560. Overall value 668140 a decrease of 115500 from 1599. Appraiser Van Horn of Ridgefield expects township loss near 94000 and Norwalk city about 100000 less than ten years ago. Norwalk Reflector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frey
New Haven
Beattie
Plymouth Corporation
Chisago
Plymouth
Chicago
Appitiser van Horn
Rridgefiild
Norwalk
Democratic convention nominates Stevenson as running mate
The Democratic national convention in Kansas City nominated Adlai E Stevenson of Illinois as Bryan's running mate. Critics say the ticket, riding a silver platform, fails to strengthen the party, seen as a return to populism and repudiation of durable American policy.
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Kansas City
Adlaid
Stevenson
Ilinois
Bryan
Cleveland
Aloses
Jetherson
Jackson
Polk
Harriman
Earth
Win
J. Bryan
Oracle
Travels of Prof Wight and son through Asia to Vladivostok
Letters dated July 2 report Prof Wright and his son safe after a voyage from Peking to the Great Wall and Mongolian lands. They left Peking May 25 and May 26 to 28 saw US Marines and a Chinese band. Twenty warships signaled China tensions while they contined to Che Fee then Port Arthur on June 5. Russian permission for trains to Mookden and a likely reach to Vladivostok by July 1 aims to move toward the Baikal region per Oberlin News.
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Wright and Son
Tran Peking
Great Wall
Ka Ge
Peking
United States
Tien-tsan
Chinasut
Che Fee
Port Arthur
Mookden
Vladivostok
Baikal
Oberlin
Thickly Settled Lorain Ward Shows Dense Census
A Lorain ward census count reveals 360 people in a single block housing thirteen nationalities. The buildi ng near the steel plant shelters a man with 22 children and his fifth wife, while several families chart fourteen children and seven as a minimum.
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Lorain
Baling
Slander suit and family disputes fill Batua docket
Stella Bright sues Helen Glasser for slander in Batua alleging repeated false statements damaging Bright’s reputation including calls of “mean nasty” and accusations of breaking up her family. Also covers divorce petitions, a husband’s neglect, and a Richland county deed dower ruling, plus local wildlife open season confusion and squirrel laws.
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Stella Brightbill
Helen Glasser
Batua
Wrightbell
da Cotta
Plana
Srighthill
Matan
B. B. Bauver
Plauitiff
Anna Wood
Usbane
LW. Wood
Plamtiff
Brownhelm
He R. Williams
Ida Moore
Henry Moore
Lana Sailings & Banking
Moore
Hanvuen
Avon
Te the te has ock fourth of ete
Fragmentary OCR text notes a date line reading the fourth of ete with uncertain context. No clear event, people, or organization identifiable from the snippet.
Pickpocket Arrest at Circus for Mrs Surridge Pocketbook
At a circus Monday evening a man was arrested for stealing Mrs Ada Surridge pocketbook from her lap. Frank Williams a circus employee was accused by two bystanders though the bag was not found on him. Police locked him up and his hearing was slated for 6 pm Tuesday. the pocketbook held 4 to 5 dollars in cash a streetcar ticket keys and small items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Surridge
Frank Williams
Wilson
Cirous
Williams
Surridge
Jacobs
Elrous
aToustabout
Nichols Plate Circus at Base Ball Park Delights Elyine
The Harris Nickel Plate show performed Monday at Base Ball Park, drawing about 3000 residents who enjoyed a traditional single-ring circus. Clowns jokes, a daring tamer, and acts from tightrope walkers to acrobats impressed the crowd. The feature acts delivered skill and daring, with minor cuts suggested for the show’s costuming and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Elyine
Harris
Willy
Abraham Lincoln
Yalthough
Seay Secures Good Circus Deal Amid Praise
Readable text notes Seay securing a favorable arrangement for a circus and receiving praise for the deal. The brief passage highlights the agreement as a solid outcome and suggests positive reception of the terms.
Man and Dog Take Plunge At Park Fountain
On a hot Fourth of July afternoon a well known man and his dog paused at the fountain's circular walk. They studied the basin and ripples then both moved into the water as the dog edged closer. The man tried to throw the dog in but both toppled in together creating a splash that drew cheers while the drenched man wrung out his whiskers and cursed the dog.
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Melus
W. .Gaurd
Board of Wardens
Lem
John Smilth
Alsoo
Elyria Shear Plant Sold to International Cutlery Co
The Elyria shear works, closed since the 1898 national consolidation, have been sold and become part of the International Cutlery Company. After Wallonal Shear failed and its property was sold to James C. Pearson, Clauss of Fremont formed the International Cutlery Company and plans to restart the Elyria factory soon.
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Elyria
International Cutlery Company
National Shear Company
Wallonal Shear Company
James C. Pearson
Bositon
Clauss
Fremont
Combine
Drowned at Randall's Grove in Lake Tragedy
A drowning accident at Randall's Grove leaves 23 year old Ivan Curtis dead after he saved fellow swimmer Ethel Knapp from a perilous current. Five other local youths escaped with narrow misses as searchers later recovered Curtis's body from shallow water near the shore. The victim, from this city and visiting Pittsburg, was mourned at a Baptist church funeral with friends and relatives in attendance.
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Randall’s
Ivan Curts
J. L. Curtis
Randalls
Choir Association of the Baptist Church of
the Grove
Ivan Curtis
Frank Wilford
Ethel Knapp
Grace
Curtis
Miss Knapp
Wilford
Miss Maxted
Miss Daniels
Ans Knapp
Curtiss
Ming Manxted
A. J Prosser
Nell
J H
Elyria
Curtin
No. 242
Third Street
Pittsburg
The Census Man Indiscretion Provokes a Farmer’s Rant
A farmer vents in a letter about the census taker and a flood of questions. He recalls odd items about mortgage talk, house repairs, and family matters, accusing the process of intrusive and vaguely ridiculous inquiries. He lists sample questions and laments the infrequency of the census.
Police Court Dramas Over Fourth Festivities
Tom Moran was arrested for fighting on Weet Hroad street June 30 and arraigned before Mayor Reefy, pleading not guilty then changing to guilty with a $6 fine plus costs. Frank Lawrence intoxicated on the Fourth slept in the street and was jailed. he pleaded guilty and paid $6 and costs. Arnold Tennevalec intoxicated on the Fourth, arrested by Special Policeman Jacobs, fined $5 and costs with a German language hearing.
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Tom Moran
Whitney
August Myer
Weet Hroad Street
Reefy
Frank Lawrence
Marshal Krohn
Costa
Arnold Tennevalec
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McKinley
i-Satoon League
Ware Co
Elyria, Cho
Agt
Anteed
Ashington, D. O
West Side
Peabody Sick
Prof. Wight
Richland County Court
Clinton Ward
Catherine Ward
Supreme Court
Circus
Elyria Sheer Works
Lake Erie
Reve
Knapp
T. G. Field
Lvan
Sam
Ural
Min
Areca Sam
Uncle Sam
Dr. Reely
Marahal Krohn
Odre
Aucrance
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