Our Boys fall to Painesville in county fair basebal clash
A Thursday at the fair grounds men's Our Boys seed team faced Painesville. Dewald Hilley and Fitzgerald from Cleveland joined in the batting order with Manahan Duffy Flannigan Aiken and Sawyer. Painesville tallied in the fourth seventh and ninth as Our Boys struggled to reach third. Umpire changes drew cheers, batters stole bases and a late surge by Our Boys fell short.
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Our Boys
Fair Grounds
Painesville
Win Fanver
Dewald
Hilley
Manahanu
Fitzgerald
Sawyer
Duffy
Flannigan
Aiken
Cleveland
Fauver
Oberlin
Manahan
Elyria
Mic Flannigan
Wm. Smith
Viglet
Francis
Rochet
Freck
Cross
Endstow
Miller
Anderson
Nonemaker
I Painesville
Mit Flannigan
Chas. Savage
Eacer
Frances
Rachel
Violet
Bass
Frank Kritzel
East Side Park
Dowards
Ron
Tenter
Puffer
Kochel
Fanver
Fitzgers Hilley
Qao Dnui
Bie Pathesvil
HNL
Aitken
Savaga
Plannigan
Kritzel
Two Oberlin Students Dead in Michigan Furnace
Positive IDs confirm James B. Gilman of Rochester New York and Oscar P. Lewis of Canmet were Oberlin College students found asphyxiated in a Carp furnace near Mankgtorre Michigan. They left Oberlin June 25 and were traveling with just thirty five cents.
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Mankgtorre
Mich
Carp Furnace
James B. Gilman
Rochester
Osoar PF. Lewis
Cainmet
Oberlin College
Lewis
Oberlin
Gilman
G A R Orders Announce 34th Encampment in Chicago
General orders from Ohio G A R headquarters in Cincinnati announce the 34th annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic to be held in Chicago the week of August 27. Details on transportation parade and reunion activities will come in future orders.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Grand Army of the Republic
Chicago
Comradship
Department
Grand Army
Department of Ohio
Palmer House
Corner State
Monroe Streets
D. of V
Ex Governor Hoadleys View Attacks Bryan and Kansas City Platform
Ex Governor Geo Hoadley a longtime Ohio Democrat announces support for the Republican ticket He says the Republican men are better than Bryan and his 16 to 1 plank threatens prosperity He criticizes the Kansas City convention and attacks Cruher Van Wyck and Weld as hypocritical and anarchic figures.
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Geo. Hoadley
Ohio
Franklyn
Bryan
Kansas City
Cruher
van Wyck
Alteweld
Garvisue Bros. minstrel show praised in Alentown and Elyria review
The New and Ancient South presented by Garvisue Bros. last night under a waterproof canvass theatre drew praise for elegant staging. Harrison Bros. were noted for top singers dancers and striking costumes at the road venues in Alentown and Elyria on July 1st with their own canvas opera house.
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Garvisue Bros
Harrison Bros
Alentown
Elyria
Bound Over for Theft at Circus Grounds Hearing
Frank Williams a circus employee was bound over after a mayoral hearing on theft of a pocketbook from Mrs Ada Surridge at the circus grounds. Witnesses Bert Brown and Bert Thompson testified Williams and a colored man walked behind seats before the pocketbook vanished from Mrs Surridge’s lap. Special Policeman Dan Eason testified Williams threatened the man accused of the theft. Williams, born in Sweden and arriving in 1889, claimed ties to the Harris show and gave varying statements about hats exchanged with other performers. Mayor Reefy bound him over to the grand jury with bond set at 600 and he was jailed.
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Frank Williams
Ada Surridge
Reefy
Willams
Boye Smy
Dan Eason
Stroup
Williams
Sweden
Harris Show
Chicago
Willian
Borneo
Charley
Yellow
Reely
Our Candidate for Congress Hon W W Skiles
Lorain Times reports republican candidate W W Skiles visited the city to introduce himself and win supporters. The piece praises his plain, unassuming manner and strong common sense, noting his readiness to defend small individuals against corporations and his likely popularity in Congress if elected.
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W. W. Skiles
Congress
Lorain Times
Moses Peabody Dies After Move to Infirmary
Moses Peabody, an insane farmer from Berlin, died at the county infirmary Tuesday night around nine o'clock after being moved from the jail due to lack of accommodations. Judge Hinman ordered the transfer for better care as his condition worsened. prior to death his mind cleared briefly. The body was prepared by Undertaker Rimbach and taken to Kipton.
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Moses Peabody
Ber
Lin Farmer
Fly- Tia
Hinman
Rimbach
Kipton
Famous Company at Cleveland Reunion On Scenic Park
Probate Judge Hinman traveled to Cleveland on Thursday for the annual reunion of Co. K 160th Regiment, in which he served during the war, held at Scenic Park. The company is noted for famous members such as Senator Hanna Senator Wolesti Gov. Nash Dr. Go. Warner Col. Turner and Prof. A. A. Wright. A portion of the company was recruited at Oberlin.
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Hinman
Cleveland
Co. K
Hanna
Wolesti
Nash
Go. Warner
Col. Turner
A. A. Wright
Oberlin
Electric rail line progress near Big Four and Miss Jane's
The Electric line work advances from the Big Four toward Miss Jane's with rails laid north of the Big Four and stone cleared southward. Ties are set and poles, rails, frogs are staged for the square crossing. Crews expect rails to the square tonight and plan staking before operations commence.
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Corporation
Miss Jane’s
Hall
South Main
Houghton’s
Wellington Enterprise
McKinley Ticket Partner Pronounces Name Rosevelt
In a playful note it is stated that McKinley's running mate pronounces his name as Roosevelt with the rose sound. The article comments on the pronounciation and references linguistic quirks in Dutch and rose fields.
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McKinley
Rosevelt
Aim in Advertising Campaigns for Publicity
An advertising guide notes a successful advertiser uses a systematic campaign to achieve publicity. He studies his field, fixes a clear impression goal, and maintains focus while adding novelty to each announcement. Persistent, judicious ads yield great results justifying careful attention to this business aspect.
Bellevue Ends Long Fray Over Rail Line Franchise
Bellevue officials celebrate resolution with the Toledo Fremont and Norwalk Railway over Main Street route. The company gains a right of way, must repave damaged sections, and widen pavement on West Main by five feet and on Pant Main Street by two feet to restore condition.
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Toledo
Fremont
Norwalk
Bellevue
Main Street
West Main Street
Lightning Sets Fiery Blaze on County Farm Barn
A barn on County Commissioner T. E. Griffin's Ainherst Township farm burned after a Wednesday lightning strike. About 34 tons of hay, grain, harness, carriages, and farm implements were destroyed. No livestock was lost. Estimated loss $2,100, with part covered by insurance.
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T. E. Griffin
Ainherst Township
Iugurance
Notice of Appointment for Deceased Wilbur H. Smith
The undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of Wilbur W. Smith, late of Elyria, Lorain County, deceased. Dated this 15th day of May, A.D. 1913. Witness: Wol Fav.
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Kotite
Wilbur H.smiths
Wilbur
Elyria
Lornia
Faly
A.J
A. E. Flickinger
Flckinger
Lorain
Brlle DE Miner
Notice of county equalization hearing schedule
Notice is given that the County Defennial Board of HQuallnation will consent Like Olive of the County Auditor on the day of July. The equalization of townships includes Jub th Grafton township July 2th Grafton villaee ord Russia township x th Amherst township. All complaints and enappraisement of real salate should be made in writing and sent with said board on or before the date fixed for equalization. Blank complaints can be had at free afrive the County Auditor. ab GH LEWIS, Auditor.
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Grafton Township
Tuly
Grafton Villaee
Russia
Amherst
Ab GH Lewis
Oberlin considers buying electric light and gas plant
Oberlin village council authorizes a mayoral committee to study purchasing the local gas and electric plant from Oberlin Gas and Electric Co. The Tribune endorses municipal ownership, noting prior water and sewer success and potential lower costs. Possible bonded indebtedness discussed, with readers urged to weigh tax impact against improved lighting and revenue.
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Oberlin
Rteele Company
Tima
Backwich
Oberlin Gas & Electric Co
Files Cured without the Knife advertisement claim
An advertisement asserts a remedy to cure itch ing blind bleeding or protruding piles without surgery. It promises six days for ordinary cases and sixteen days for worst cases. One application provides relief and the product carries a no cure, no pay guarantee priced at $1.00 sold through local druggists in Relstia.
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Relstia
A Poor Crutch and the Myth of Stimulants
A speaker argues against relying on digestive stimulants like opiates for dyspepsia. He warns they weaken the stomach by making digestion dependent on stimulants, urging a remedy that targets the disease itself. Knox Stomach Tablets are advertised as a cure all, promising health with a fifty cent box and mail order offer from Knox Chemical Co.
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Ran
Knox
Knox Chemical Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Theatres Free for 1900 1 The Critics Credential Card
The international drama paper seeks a town reporter to send weekly theatre reports for the 1900 1 season. Correspondents receive two passes per play and the credential card to see all plays without expense. Apply to Editorial Dept The Duane Publishing Co 24 Duane St New York.
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United States
Duane Publishing Co
Duane St
N.Y
Estate of Jas A Beebe appointed administratrix
Estate of Jas A Beebe with the administrator and administratrix named and appointed for the Carlisle community estate dated May 1800. JSVLTA Jnexes.
Anti Screen Ordinance Passed At July Council Meeting
The council approved the anti screen ordinance at the regular July meeting with no discussion. Other actions included extending Saturday closing to 1 30 am, sidewalk and crossing projects, railings for the Third Street bridge, and a six foot sidewalk plan on Lodi Street. A six member decennial equalization board was appointed with nominations from multiple members amid party balance debates. The meeting referenced Lorain and Elyria political dynamics, then adjourned after ongoing sidewalk and infirmary road talks.
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Councy 5
Hearst
Tve
Messrs
Eady
Lerach
Mueller
Grundy
LeMaster
Smith
Protem Borniton
Martin Mueller
Meters
Boynton
Philpott
P. H. Boynton
West Avenue
Turner
West River
Highland Court
Lodi Street
Third Street
Cleveland Street
George
E. Bryant
Lersch
F. M. Whiteman
George Bush
Mr. Lersch
Wmn. Hoyte
Badr
George E. Crisp
Mer. Philpott
James Gray
Lorain
Elyria
F. S. Reefy
Stevens
Jeyeus
Democratic Party
A. W. Alten
Dan Eagen
Court Street
Infirmary
Webt Bound 15 NY Bos Chi Spi Daily Schedule
Train schedule style brief listing various daily express and accommodation services between Norwalk Sandusky Toledo and other cities. Includes numbers for divisions and routes, with minor agent and times noted 8:56 am to 5:08 am.
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Bart
Bos&Chi
Spi
Toledo
Western Express
Norwalk
Sandusky
Pacific
Fast Mail Limited
Vrainn
Praing
Cleveland Area Airway Bus Schedule From Oberlin and Elyria
Public Square Cleveland to Oberlin and Elyria routes run hourly from 5:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. daily with morning and midday departures also to Berea. Oberlin to Elyria service starts at 4:40 a.m. and operates until 9:40 p.m. via Elyria, with additional daily 12:80 a.m. and 1 p.m. connections. For details contact J. Pomeroy, General Manager, 614 Garfield Building, Cleveland, Ohio.
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Oberlin
Public Square
Cleveland
Wmilyria
La.m
Cleveand
Beres Gine
Berea
Fellows Meet in Elyria District Grand Committee Session
A meeting of the District Grand committee of the I O O F was held in Odd Fellows hall Elyria on Thursday July 18 with T J Bates District Deputy Grand Master presiding. Representatives of the different lodges in the district were present and considerable business was transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
Elyria
T. J. Bates
Lorain Men Fined In Elyria Police Court
Alfred Donam and William Lavoie, residents of Lorain, appeared in Elyria police court Monday morning for intoxication. Each was fined five dollars and required to forfeit coats. Jack Brady, claiming Jersey City as his home, also admitted drinking with the group.
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Alfred Donam
William Lavoie
Lorain
Elyria
Jack Brady
Jersey City
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Ensign
M. J. Thompson
Timothy R. Herrick
C. G. Wilcox
Wellington
Johnson Co
Minnie B. Brady
Sheffeld Land Co
Lena Heusner
B. F. Shuart
W. W. Wright
Mary A. Devereaux
York State
Perth
Fenner
Guton
Jasreed
Teammar
Nt. Louis
E. F. Whitney
Jas A Beebe
Jay
Beebe
Carlisle Comunty
Carrie Ross
LaGrange
Ohi
Parlor Shoe Store
W. H. Barnes
Elyria, O
Lmits
Elyria Gas and
Electric Light Co
Mls.ry
Berea, Elyria & Oberlin Airway
W .L. Fay
Mussey Block
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