Briden Fined for Brutal Abuse of Grafton Horse
J Briden of Grafton was fined 100 dollars and costs with the option of sixty days at the Cleveland workhouse for brutal hoarse abuse while driving milk, after a long court session. Judge Neiding suspended part of the fine and imprisonment for good behavior. Briden pleaded guilty after resisting jury trial, amid testimony showing a rope-tied club and repeated injuries to the horse.
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J. Briden
Grafton
Cleveland
Tne
Anthony Neiding
Secon
Mngor’s
Briden
Humane Society
Lawerence
My Temce
Lawrence
Brideno
Humare
Mra
Bridena
Lawrercen
Probate
Dumas
Neiding
Sanitary case against Dairyman over milk preservative
In Mayor Chapman's court the Sanitary Policeman Braman's case against Charles P. Kindig continued as witnesses testified about a bottle tested by chemist Garfield Wilder who found formaldehyde in milk. The defense objects to Wilder as expert. The trial adjourned for noon with plans to call experts to prove no chemicals present and to discuss disinfectants used at stables.
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Braman
Charles P. Kindig
Chapman
Cnurt
W. B. Johnson
Chamberlain and Hamlin
Windig
B Lockley
Garreld Wilder
Sanitary
Garfield Wilder
Ohio State University
Wilder
WEDDINGS BARRED IN TOWN SHOCKS CLIFTON FORGE
Clifton Forge Virginia residents face marriage license limits under a new law reducing from two licenses per couple. Many ceremonies are cancelled and locals threaten political action against the legislators blamed for the change. The town recently gained second class status, intensifying the controversy.
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Richmond
Clifton Forge
Legislatura
Legislalature
Ten Thousand Men Strike Over Coal Fraction Dispute
In Columbus Ohio Indirectly linked to the Hocking Valley miners 16000 men halted work last night over a fraction of one cent per ton. Negotiations between operators and the miners organization secretary treasurer Savage cleared the misunderstanding and workers were ordered back.
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Columbus, O
Indy 12
Hocking Valley
Savage
Transfer of Oak Point Land Notice
Frank Ray and John Pries owners west of Lorain have deeds and abstracts ready for delivery on July 24. F. S. Knox holds options expiring August 1 and appears to wish to close before expiration.
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Frank Ray
John Pries
Lorain
F. 5
Knox
Lodge Officers Installed at Hly ra Lodge No 113
Acting District Deputy Mason Smith installed the officers of Hly ra Lodge No 113 L O F on Tuesday evening. Named officers include N G Charles Stearnes V G Frank H Scattergood War EW Miller Cond W J Haynes L S ta N G E Hobill L 8 to V G D W Dunham R 8 to V G Robert Jensen L 3 ta G R P Vaughn R 5S S Roy McMillen Ju R R Retonard Co G H A Phipps I G D A Williams Chap A Dickkinson.
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Hlyra Lodge No. 113
Mason Smith
N. G
Charles Stearnes
Frank H. Scattergood
War
EW Miller
W. J. Haynes
L. S
G. E. Hobill
V. G
D. W. Dunham
Robert Jensen
R. P. Vaughn
Roy McMillen
R. R. Retonard
Co. G
H. A. Phipps
I. G
D. A. Williams
A. Dickkinson
Petition for Parole of W D Baker by Friends
Friends of W D Baker, sentenced by Judge Washburn to six years in the pen, plan a parole petition. Many people doubt Baker’s guilt and will sign the request.
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Washburn
Baker
Physicians Seek Anonymity In Public Medical News
At a Lorain County Medical Society meeting a resolution urged newspapers to remove physicians names from private case news. A three doctor committee including Dr. Browning of Oberlin Dr. Hubbell of Elyria and Dr. McNamara of Lorain was formed to approach local papers.
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Lorain County Medical Society
G. H. Browning
Oberlin
Hubbell
Elyria
A. J. McNamara
Lorain
Confident Lorain Coroner Dr French Seeks renomination
Coroner Dr. Coroney French told reporters in Lorain on Wednesday he feels sure of re election success but will still campaign actively. He plans to hustle to secure votes and support for his renomination bid.
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Coroney French
Lorain
Dr. French
Whitmore Ordered to Pay $49.01 on Promissory Note
Justice C. C. Lord reports a judgment against E. G. Whitmore of Berea for $49.01 on a promissory note, with Lewis Clark having obtained the payment on Wednesday.
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Lewis Clark
C. C. Lord
E. G. Whitmore
Berea
Catholic Societies Unite in Lorain County
Lorain County Catholic societies unite into the County Federation of Catholic Societies led by Dr Andrew J McNamara with officers from Lorain Elyria and Amherst. The federation aims to promote purer drama fair divorce laws and condemnation of socialism and plans a large mass meeting at Blytia fair grounds with national federation attendance in Buffalo.
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Juorain
County Federation
Catholic Societies
Knights of Columbus
Lorain County
Dr. McNamara
Feder
Ion
Columbus
Blytia Fair
Loram County
National Federation
Buffalo
New Traction Line Planned for Elyria
Capitalists behind the Cleveland South Brooklyn and Elyria traction company visited Elyria to select entry streets. More members are due Thursday as talks hinge on city concessions before construction starts along the Cleveland to Syracuse right of way already secured.
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Cleveland
South Brooklyn
Elyria
Street Signs Urged as City Council Allocates Funds
Strangers in the city complain about missing street signs. City council voted $200 to buy signs, but the manufacturer has not forwarded them yet. Officials say street signs are a top need and maps help strangers find their way until signs arrive.
Cool Wave Forecasts From July Storm Cycles
Weather bulletin from 1906 predicts multiple disturbances crossing the continent. Forecasts include cool and warm waves moving from the Pacific to the eastern states with temperature swings and drought impacts across Houston to Chicago. Notable dates and regions are listed with intended weather outcomes.
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W. T. Foster
Washington, D. C
Pacific Coast
Reclies
Great Central Valleys
Rockies
Eastern States
Gerat Central
Milliner murdered in National Hotel in Minneapolis
Police identify the victim as Nellie Eiliston a milliner from Ellsworth Wisconsin who checked into the National Hotel with a man named P M Wilson Milwanker as the suspect. The woman was killed by a hammer blow tied to a couch with alcohol soaked fuels set to ignite the room. Police believe the crime was planned before arrival and the hotel fire was an attempt to cover it.
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Minneapolis
Nationa
Ellsworth
Wis
Nellie Eiliston
Ellworth
Ejliston
Elsworth
P.M. Wilson
Milwanker
Miss Johnston
Detroit
Wilson
George Collier Injured in Columbus Gas Engine Explosion
George Collier once Amherst businessman and former chief state examiner of stationary engineers was badly hurt in a gas engine explosion at Columbus Forge & Iron Works. He was blown 35 feet across a roof and fell 25 feet to the ground. Two other workers were injured. Collier is expected to recover.
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George Colller
Amherst
Columbus
Columbus Forge & Iron Works
Collier
Buckhold Property Seeks Buyer for Prime Elyria Lot
F A Smith & Brother offers the 165 by 46 foot frame building site with ten rooms in Elyria. Price stands at 8000 dollars with 1000 down and flexible terms for the balance. The lot front is 46 feet, depth 165 feet, hot air furnace, hardwood finish on the lower floor, and bath facilities.
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F. A. Smith & Brother
Gale
Elyria
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