Mrs Spalding Leaves Husband for Another
Lewiza Spalding separated from his wife three months ago after she vanished and was later found living with a man named W Denne at 141 Oregon Avenue in Cleveland. Spalding consulted an attorney and plans to press charges after locating Denne and his wife, Cora Wilbert, formerly of Wakeman, who had been courted by Deane. The affair follows a long history including five children from Spalding’s first marriage and a move to Wellington with his second wife. Denne’s sister had kept track of Mrs Spalding, inviting her to visit, which eventually led to the separation and pursuit of legal action.
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Cleveland
Lewiza Spalding
W. Denne
Oregon Avenue
Spalding
Deane
Mr. Spalding
Wellington
Denne
Mrs. Spalding
Denne Ar
Daney Family In More Trouble After Disturbance
Neighbors heard a late night struggle at the Daney home on Elbe Street. Jacob Daney jailed after being found guilty of causing a disturbance. Mayor fined him ten dollars, plus costs, and ordered 30 days in the Cleveland workhouse. His wife had previously attempted suicide by taking poison. a cautious outcome followed prompt police intervention.
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Hte Rontinues
Nharps
Jacob Daney
Elbe Street
Daney
Witt
Chapman
Cleveland
Republican Caucuses on Monday Evening
Lorain county Republicans meet at usual places to choose delegates for the county convention in Wellington on Wednesday July 11. Delegates will select fourteen representatives to the state convention in Columbus on September 10 1906 and nominate candidates for county offices including auditor treasurer recorder sheriff coroner commissioner infirmary director.
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Lorain County
Morlay
Opera House
Wellington
Elyria
Columbus
Lorain
Courpy
East End Grays Seek Saturday Games in Ohio Circuit
The reorganized East End Grays announce a strong lineup and aim to face top Ohio teams on Saturdays. They invite first‑class clubs from New London Twinsburg Middlefield Lorain Oak Harbor Sandusky Kent Conneaut Elyria and others to contact R. Clegg at Medina Avenue N. E. for scheduling.
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New London
Twinsburg
Middlefield
Lorain
Oak Harbor
Sandusky
Kent Conneaut
Elyria
Ohio
R. Clegg
Medina Avenue
N. E
Saloon Keepers Secure Temporary Restraining Order
Saloon keepers of the county who paid the Aiken liquor tax obtained a temporary restraining order this afternoon. The order bars the county auditor and treasurer from distributing the funds paid in by them until the Supreme Court rules on the law's constitutionality.
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Waverly
Aiken
Supreme Court
Elyria Dominates In Pitchers Duel With Sandusky Stars
The Sandusky Stars beat the Elyria trolley league squad at Columbus Avenue Park in a Sunday game praised as brilliant. Kubach held the line early as McKenzie pitched well, but Elyria failed to push across until late inning pressure, while Stars bats broke through in the fifth and Cosma fared better in relief.
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Sandusky Stars
Elyria Trolley
Columbus Avenue Park
Kid’ Kubachth
Kubach
McKenzie
Stars
Farm abstracts ready as Knox eyes Oak Point lands
Wotwtstanding that PF S Knox has paid about 185000 for farm lands near Oak Point options are in place for large sums of money to flow to the farm. A large force of clerical help has prepared abstracts at Lorain County Abstract Company Elyria for Knox and backers. Abstracts will be turned over within the coming week. It is uncertain whether Knox will buy all or wait until options expire, but most property optioned is expected to be acted on soon.
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PF. S. Knox
Oak Point
Arcangement
Farm. Org
Extraj
Lorain County Abstract Company
Elyria
Unhurt by Fall from Train Near Amherst
Kale Moore of Coonville a former colored janitor at the Elyria Theatre escaped death after being thrown from a fast eastbound Lake Shore train on a Sunday excursion. Crowded cars forced him to sit on the rear steps. he fell during a curve near Amherst. Found dazed three miles back, he suffered only stiffness and a sore head.
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Kale Moore
Coonville
Elyria Theatre
Lake Shore
Kale
Velen
Amherst
Moore
Topliff Loses Head Waitress in Wedding
Miss Minnie Martin longtime head waitress at the Topliff Hotel married William Horner this morning in Squire Lords office. Dining room staff and close friends witnessed the ceremony. The couple, popular with patrons, will honeymoon two weeks in southern Ohio and West Virginia before returning.
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Minnie Martin
Topliff
William Horner
Squire Lord
Miss Miller
Horner
Ohio
West Virginia
Lyric
Purse With Money Found In Park
A purse containing a considerable sum was found in the park at Elyria Saturday by a boarder at the Conrad hotel. It is in the hotel safe awaiting a description from the owner. The amount is not disclosed to avoid guiding false claimants.
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Elyria
Conrad Hotel
New Andwar Hotel Opens with Gratified Patronage
The new Andwar hotel officially opened on Sunday drawing many guests from Cleveland and nearby areas who praised the modern improvements. At noon 107 dined, enjoying a lavish menu featuring tomato essence, cream of fowl, fillet of sole Italienne, prime roast beef, capon salad, and numerous desserts and beverages, with extensive breads and fruits.
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Cleveland
Maryland
County vote on bridge binding for Lorain across Black River
A Lorain county vote is expected on building additional bridges across the Black River. Debates center on locations in South Lorain, East Side near SaSush Lorain, and a central city site to potentially replace the Main Avenue bridge during failures. Local farmers and commercial interests clash over best placement.
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Lorain
Black River
South Lorain
SaSush Lorain
Hine Avenue
Only One Delegates Ticket Emerges for Elyria Caucus
A conference among rival factions leaves Elyria with a single delegates ticket for sheriff at Monday’s caucuses. Of 45 Elyria city delegates, 22 align with Ward and 23 with Hillsey, the latter conceding the odd man as part of a deal.
Lorain County Bar Committee Drafts Resolutions for Johnston
At a Lorain County Bar Association meeting held in the common pleas court room a committee of Attorneys A B Lawrence G Johnson and F H Stetson was appointed to draft resolutions of respect on the death of Attorney Charles Warner Johnston and report them on the opening day of the October term of court. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Howard Cook of Middle Avenue a fine baby boy on Saturday.
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Lorain County Bar Association
Common Pleas Court Room
A.B. Lawrence
G. Johnson
F. H. Stetson
Charles Warner Johnston
Mrs. Howard Cook
Middle Avenue
Paroled Bank Wreckers Face New Prosecution
A local report notes the parolees involved in the bank wrecking case will be prosecuted again. The peach harvest ahead looks strong with expectations of a much larger crop and lower prices for fresh fruit, though canned peaches may rise due to smaller California and Michigan crops.
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Hlyriac
California
Michigan
Othr
Califonia
Trolley union plans more meetings in Cleveland hall
Organizers Fay and Pehner of the Street Railway Men's union announce additional open meetings this week in Sanders Hall Cleveland. They defend the plan despite surveillance and note only about 10 percent of prior attendees were discharged, with many having eight or more years with the company and some already union members before consolidation.
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Sanders’ Hall
Cleveland
Fay and
Pehner
Street Railway Men’s’ Union
Fay
Cummins
Miss Sprinkles Purse Snatched in Lorain
Miss Chloe Sprinkle daughter of Rev W D Sprinkle of the United Brethren church Lorain was the victim of a purse snatching Friday night about 8 30 returning home from the yellow car. Her purse containing forty cents and three small purses was forcibly taken despite her screams and the two men escaped. The small purses found by police this morning.
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Chloe Sprinkle
W. D. Sprinkle
United Bretheren
Lorain
Railway settlement with Brundage after city car wreck
Ed Brundage of New London was a passenger on the C. and S. W. street car that overturned while turning a city corner. He was badly hurt but will not sue the railway. A settlement of 1650 dollars was reached for damages.
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Ed Brundage
New London
New London Exchange
Brundage
Barns to be Built Along Middle Avenue Franchise Granted
County commissioners on Saturday granted C. & 8S. Wea a franchise to build a line in Middle Avenue from the city limits to Carlisle. The company plans to erect their racks on the road's side and will develop Barbartg on the Faxon Realty Co. property recently acquired.
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Wea
Middle Avenue
Carlisle
Carbartg
Faxon Reality Co
Bank Robbery Fallout Taunts Paroled Walkers Kaneen
The Walker brothers and Kaneen, linked to the Lorain Citizens Savings Bank collapse via bucket shops, will face renewed prosecution after their parole. Directors say paroled crooks harm confidence in banks, seeking future charges, with lawyer William B Thompson noting delays until fall.
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Walker Boys
Howard Kaneen
Citizens Savings Bank of Lorain
Walkers
Kaneens
Jooks
William B. Thompson
Walker
Common Pleas Court
Kaneen
Pardon Board
Cadmus resigns as pastor to pursue law at Harvard
Rev W E Cadmus longtime pastor of the First Congregational Church resigns effective September 11 to enter Harvard law studies. Readers recall him as a polished, highly regarded educator and leader, former moderator of the State Congregational association, a Cornell graduate with Harvard and Boston Theological training.
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Ohio
Jarce
Higham
Mass
Carter
State Association of the Congregational
Cornell
Tiwa
Harvard
Boston
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