Robbery at Union Depot Nets Lost Draft and Wallet
L Fuller of Lorain County Bank robbed of a wallet at a Cleveland Union depot. The draft for 440,000 drawn on the Goal and Tran National Bank of New York was missing along with passes. The wallet was found later in a court house mailbox but papers had been taken. Fuller continued to New York and expected home Friday. The thief likely avoided cashing the draft. The report mentions lightning bugs and lantern-like glow in fields as a contrasting aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. [. Fuller
Lorain County Bank
Union
Cleveland
New York
A. B. Marshall
Goal
Tran National Bank of the Republic of New York
Fuller
Warren
Court House
Luaotler Pecker
James Nicholl Dead in North Amherst
James Nicholl died Friday morning at his North Amherst home from indirect effects of a paralytic stroke that began about a year earlier. Born in Lochee Scotland on December 12 1838 he moved to Brownhelm Ohio in 1860 and rose from quarry superintendent to president of Cleveland Stone Co. A self made man he built a fortune and retired in 1895 leaving a widow and seven sons William W James Jr John Edward Benjamin Andrew and Alfred all in or near North Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nicholl
North Amherst
Mr. Nicholl
Lochee
Scotland
Tie
Brownhelm, D
Brownhelm
John Worthington
Worthington & Sons
Cleveland Stone Co
Nicholl
William W
Chicago
James, Jr
Jobn
Edward
Benjamin
Andrew
Camlfred
Untitled business notes on distant ferri and farm supply
Fragmentary text notes a distant business dealing in ferries and farm supplies. Mentions bread milk cows and daily yields, United States and Canada references, and unclear figures about orders and sales. Economic activity hints at a small network across states or countries with uncertain outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priner
Farnaworth
United States
Assisting Pastor Call For Elyria Congregational Church
P Harland Metcalf formerly of the city and now in South Bend Ind will soon be called to the assistant pastorate of the First Congregational church of Elyria. The call was discussed by the church committee and trustees and salary guaranteed by private individuals. Metcalf would accept and will contribute to the Peoples Institute. He is an Elyria native and Oberlin graduate with broad ministry experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Harland Metcalf
South Bend
Ind
First Congregational Church
Elyria
Mr. Metcalf
Oberlin College
Oberlin Theological Seminary
Chicago
Des Moines
Iowa
Indiana
A Lawn Party at Miss Miller and Miss Dowd Homes
A pleasant lawn party last evening on Junction street celebrated Miss Minnie Hammar who will soon leave Elyria. Japanese lanterns lit the grounds as guests enjoyed dancing, music, and shaded corners. Ice cream and cake were served with grace, reflecting credit to the hosts, with attendees praising the evening’s charm and social warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction Street
Anna Miller
Allie Dowd
Minnie Hammar
Elyria
New Lorain Wheel Co Splits as Autos Made at Brass Works
Automobiles will be built by a separate company formed with some Lorain Wheel Co officials joining a new group. A gentleman connected with the new firm said the company is fully organized though merger details are pending. Production begins on the lower floor of the Brass Works building at Loa after necessary arrangements and skilled labor will be hired. The first 100 carriages have been contracted. work starts soon. Auditor A. BE Aikens of Cleveland led a trolley party to Elyria with city officials and Electric Round associates, praising Elyria as the handsomest city in Ohio after dinner and a town tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorn Wheel Co
Althowgh
Lorain Wheel Co
Sampans
Vey Company
Autosmobiles Wlre
Brass Works
Aiditor A. BE
Aikens
Cleveland
Elyria
Board of Equalization
C. 2
Morganthayler
Morris Beers
Rt. WW. Pomroy
Ohio
Blyria
Andover
Maxs
Boston
Thave
Black River
Duke Erie
Lany Yer
Daernin
Erih
Lora
Lilyrin
Murad
Wlyria
Elyrin
Klondyke gold rumors swirl around Dawson claim
Local chatter centers on Prof. T. $8. Lippy once of this town and his rumored vast Klondyke haul. An Seattle guest notes Lippy has just sent word of a $660,000 clean up and plans to return soon. He reportedly mined about $40,000 last year and predicted tenfold growth. Referee Fay also ruled on Ohio Cooperative Shear Co bankruptcy claims in a Cleveland bound case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. $8. Lippy
Dawson City
J. W. Bath
Seattle
Fay
Ohio Cooperative Shear Co
Mary E. Chapman
James W. Chapman
E. W. Metesli
United States District Court
Cleveland
Death of Mrs. Mattie Howes Fairman at 495 Scovill Ave
Mrs. Mattie Howes Fairman aged 43 wife of George A Fairman died at her home 495 Scovill avenue Cleveland on Saturday July 1. Funeral held at residence Wednesday forenoon and remains brought to Elyria for burial. Mr. and Mrs. Fairbank well known here having formerly resided in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Howes Fairman
George A- Fairman
Scovill Avenue
Gleveland
Elyria
Wright on Elyria water supply from Black River and basin
Noted scientist G Frederick Wright argues Elyria should study Black River drainage above Pittsfield for a pure, ample, gravity fed water supply. He cites contamination risks of lake sourcing, lower pumping costs, and storage possibilities at Duck Pond and similar sites, urging thorough evaluation before lake-based options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River
Pittsfield
Elyria
Osater
Cleveland
Cleveland J
Oberlin
Vermillion
G. Frederick Wright
Oberlin, O
It Does, Brother Water Source Dilemma in Hlyria
Oberlin News observes that despite a river and a great lake nearby, Hlyria’s size and importance do not guarantee a settled water supply source. The piece laments indecision and questions the city’s ability to choose a reliable water source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlyria
Oberlin News
Settlement of questing: appoint an unbiased expert
The ledger discusses obtaining impartial investigation into a water issue, proposing a nationally respected engineer trusted by none to avoid bias. It notes the state board of health aims for public interest, urging appointment of a renowned authority whose findings cannot be swayed by cliques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herron Berewerak
Provn
Qur State Board Ofthealth
State Board
Bell Watch Case seeks Cincinnati factory site
The Bell Watch Case company of Cincinnati seeks bids for a new factory location. The firm currently employs 60 workers and plans to add up to 30 more as production expands, inviting several towns in the region to bid for the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Watch Case Company
Cincinnati
Counter Damages In Elyria Gas Case
The case Elyria Gas and Water Company v City of Elyria reports the defendant claiming the water plant’s improper construction and operation harmed fire engines and park fountain, with muddy water injuring the engine and lowering park beauty. Plaintiff seeks 8536 for water used to extinguish tires and public needs, while the city counters hydrant costs should cap around 50 per hydrant and seeks 391.92 in judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Gas & Water Company
City of
Elyria
Fourth of July Casualties listed by Chicago paper
Chicago paper compiles Fourth of July casualties with numbers across categories. Killed thirty three. fire losses two hundred thirty three thousand seventy dollars. injured by common crackers seven hundred eighty one. injured by powder explosions two hundred fifty seven. injured by toy cannons two hundred fifty nine. hit by stray bullet sixty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Death of Four Year Old in East River Street Diphtheria
The four year old child of Charles Trumbull of East River street died yesterday afternoon from diphtheria after an illness of eighteen hours. Burial occurred this afternoon under the direction of the health board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Trumbull
East River Street
Health Board
Saddle Factory to Move Operations to Elyria
The Gilliam Manufacturing Co. of Quantem Ohio has closed its bicycle saddle plant and will relocate to Elyria to join the Garford works. About 160 workers are affected with some transferring to Elyria. This signals the saddle trust consolidating major operations in the area as other firms may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilliam Manufacturing Co
Qantem
Ohio
Elyria
Garford Works
Blyria
New Saddle Trust
Combine
Lightning Ignites Parry Barns in Brownhelm Blaze
Three barns owned by C. H. Parry in Brownhelm burned Wednesday afternoon after lightning struck one structure and spread to others. The wind shift saved the residence, and the live stock was saved. The wheat crop and farm implements totaling about three hundred bushels were lost. insured partial coverage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Parry
Brownhelm
Ohio common pleas seeks writ over attachmet papers
The State of Ohio on the relation of Edward W. Jacobs sues William J. Gidpon a justice. A writ of attachment seized logs and property. The relator challenges defective service and nonauthentication of motion affidavits. He appeals but the justice refuses to sign or transmit original papers to the clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Ohio
Edward W. Jacobs
William J. Gidpon
Clerk of Common Pleas Court
Arrest Report: Suspect Peter Smith Nabbed for Insurance Fraud
Marshal Krohn captured a smooth looking man named Peter Smith from Cleveland at noon Wednesday on charges of draining money under false pretenses. He peddled insurance policies and renewed old ones to boost premiums, but the marshal indicates the case is not complete and may proceed further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Krohn
Peter Smith
Cleveland
Lear
Hay Fever Causes Named By Doctors Across Continents
Three physicians discuss the varied alleged causes of hay fever. Pollen from rag weed, rye, cape weed, mango trees, and other plants are cited across America Germany Australia India. Hay fever appears more in men and is suggested to be linked to nerves, a form of male hysteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pott
America
Germany
Australia
India
Weather Outlook Through July From St Louis Prophet
Prof Woster the St Louis weather prophet predicts a warm moist spell crossing Obi Hhout on the 7th of July followed by a cool spell. A strong west to east warm fat wave with severe local storms rain and thunder and possible hail will affect several localities. A warm wave then a cold one may come with continued warm periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woster
St. Louis
Obi Hhout
Lorain Steel Plant Reaches Full Operational Status
The Lorain steel plant completes dredging and starts blast furnace operations with ore from Superior regions. Franklin Eyman lights the blaze, as operations ramp toward daily output of about 600 tons per furnace. No. 2 to start in a few weeks. blooming mill ready. aim to produce rails directly from pig iron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Superior
Frank Eyman
Sappes
Suppes
Kids Wanted for Parade at Middle Avenue School Aid
Help needed from youngsters to assist at Middle Avenue School events. Apply to G. E. Crisp or C. H. Snow at City Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Avenue
G. E. Crisp
C. H. Snow
Record Wheat Year Sets New High Standard in Quality
A comparison of the current crop with 1880 shows the present harvest nearly matches that historic best in early start and high grade. No loads test below sixty pounds per bushel and many reach sixty two, with dry, hard grain fit to grind and easy shipping. Small portions ground produced excellent flour.
Garford Works to Expand and Move Offices to Elyria
Reports say the Garford works are to be greatly enlarged with an extensive addition now underway. News states the American Saddle company offices will relocate to Elyria, possibly with a new office building. The office staff, about twenty specialists, will gain salaries, and the plant will feature modern bicycle saddle die machinery. The Fay works will also be enlarged, expanding employment up to around five hundred. Overall, the bicycle industry outlook in the city appears much brighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garford
American Saddle Company
Elyria
Fay
No Joke! Western wagon capsizes injuring seven
Last night seven young men driving a wagon four miles south of town attempted a tight turn. The rig capsized as the wagon half turned. occupants were thrown to the ground. All escaped serious injury after a long walk home, with five walking to a nearby electric line to catch a car.
City Plans Bridge Upgrades and Public Works Bidding
A special city council meeting reviewed Third Street Bridge reconstruction plans by City Engineer Snow, widening arches by about ten feet and adjusting south end grade. Estimated costs hovered around 2700 dollars, with contractor estimates at 250. The council adopted a resolution to accept plans and advertise bids. Washington Avenue Bridge re-planking was approved to proceed, and sidewalk grade determinations for Gage, Burger and Nichols properties were assigned to the street committee and engineer. The session adjourned after these actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street
Washington Avenue
Third Street Bridge
Snow
Olds
Gage, Burger and Nichols
County Treasury Robbery Attempt at Medina
A bold attempt to rob the Medina county treasury was made by burglars on Friday at noon. They tried to blow open the inner door after entering through the outer door while officials were dining. The plan failed due to time constraints and they fled before securing the funds. The amount targeted was around 3100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Inez
Lumber Prices Rise Ahead of Record 1809 Year
The 1809 lumber year is expected to set records with higher manufactured output and shipments. Prices across all grades are near or above the 1892 high water mark, with a national 1 per 1000 feet price increase to Sept 1, signaling about an 8 percent rise.
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Spaen
Vestsworth de
Ing
Hins
Lily
Delio
Volix
L. Fuller
Levi
Mexico
Fere
Forreis
H. Metcalf
Lorain Brass Foundry
Elysian
O Auestigg
Canton
Common Pleas Court
County Treasury
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