Fragmented 19th century ballot list with scattered names
OCR reads a jumble of names and titles including congress, auditor, recorder, commissioner, surveyor, infirmary director, coroner and local offices. It shows candidates such as Jacker, Myre, and others tied to various towns like Amherst and Kipton with unclear positions and jurisdictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Suerte
Roc
Otte Eazevode
Myre
Asuraire
MM Trish
Lorain
Jacker
Hagen Tack River
T. Waaver
Biyrha
Cool
Geod
Amherst
TOR Coron
AL C
Miller
Kipton
False Telegrams Sent to Wife in Divorce Case
Peart 3 Watt wife seeks divorce from William Watt on grounds of extreme cruelty. She alleges he pinched her in Lorain, was fined $50 and jailed locally. Telegrams from a Chicago defendant to her father in Spencer claimed he was dying and exposed his burn place causing distress. She cites his spending on drink and gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peart
Watt
William Watt
Common Pleas Court
Lorrain
Chicago
Spencer
Musbanu
Ino
Remarriage Within A Year Brings Legal Attention
Chivago on July 23 notes Jerome Av Biv prominent bicyclan and auto buff returns to Tite with risk of prosecution for remarrying within a year after a divorce from Miss Allee Ripley daughter of the president of the Santa Fe railroad. Miss Ripley was granted a divorce a week ago. Milis marries Miss Ida Mae Platz a manicurist at Hammend and honeymooning at Cedar Lake, Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chivago
Jerome Av Biv
Clibanun
Tite Nois
Qeimi
Allee Ripley
Sante Fe Railroad
Lortay
Milis
Milis Marrind Miss Ida Mae Platz
Hammend
Tool
Cedar Lake
Inde
Big crowd gathers for Elyria tournament
Chief Essex of the Lorain fire department visits Lorain to discuss the August 22 tournament in Elyria. He will be accompanied by his department and a band. County officials plan a meeting in Lorain within two weeks to finalize arrangements for the event. If weather cooperates, Mr. Buttenbender expects about ten thousand visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
Lorain
Elyria
Childs
Buttenbender
Church Corner Sinks Over Ground Undermined
In Australia on July 23 the northwest corner of a Methodist Episcopal church sank four inches within forty eight hours, allegedly due to undermining by the Lehigh Valley Coal company. Citizens, alarmed and indignant, plan a meeting Tuesday to organize and fund a fight against the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Funda
Postal Savings Bank System Expands in Islands
Washington July 26 The Phil ipp ing commission establishes a postal savings bank system in the islands under the department of common and labor. It allows deposits of up to 1000 pesos and 3500 in certain classes, with stamp deposits for later additions and stamps redeemable at face value. Exceptions are made for charitable and equivalent institutions and deposits are tax exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philipping Commission
Ilands
Bireau
Department of Common and Labor
Mantty
Pas- Lil Savings Bank
Croniniggion His
Woman Fights Giant Rattlesnake in Pennsylvania
In Pottsville on July 23 a Mrs Joseph Tobias and six children were attacked while picking huckleberries near Reelersville. The snake, six feet long with sixteen rattles, was killed by the woman who stoned it to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsvile
Reelersville
Joseph Tobias
Sermon Declares Divorced People Not wed Again
In Colorado Springs on July 25 the Rev Charles W Savidge preached a revival on divorce arguing divorced persons who remarry are not wed in Gods eyes. Attendees included Rev dD Chidatle and his wife who had divorced before. Christie and his wife afterwards approached the altar and said they would discontinue the marriage relation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Col
Charles W. Savidge
Dd. Chidatle
Phoey
Christie
Holy Rollers in Los Angeles Threaten Child Sacrifice
Reporter describes fanatical group in Los Angeles urged to imitate Abraham by sacrificing their eldest children. Officials fear rising fervor. Marshall Miller moves to curb meetings if they exceed reasonable bounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Abraham
Isaac
Marshall Miller
Chicago Man Faces Four and a Half Year Prison Term
Louis Al. Goudain of Chicago arrived in New York to serve a sentence of four and a half years for a crime in the malls. He vows to return to the penitentiary or go to Joliet to build an annex and install himself there. He aims to complete the term before winter with a war deputy warden and six guards to oversee him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louis AL. Goudain
Chicago
Demaud
T His
Goudain
Joliet
Pent, Teathary
Pope in Rome Attends Memorial for Leo XIII
The Pope attended a special service in the Statine Chapel marking three years since Pope Leo XIII's death and blessed Leo's catafalque. He spoke with Cardinal Satolli about a misreported incident and regretted the publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Statine
Leo
Satolli
Saved Husband Went Crazy After Brave Rescue
Shennadeh ah Pa July 21 Mrs John Bubelis saved her husband from two attackers during a murder attempt. She later took her own life shooting herself in the heart. The attackers had previously beaten her husband. one is jailed and the other a fugitive. Her distress worsened when her daughter Nellie left home for Brooklyn amid parental objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shennadeeah
John Bubelis
Malzeville
Mrs. Rubells
Nellie
Brooklyn
Estate of Kate Davis in Court in Amherst
The estate of the late Kate Davis of Amherst has an administrator but no distribution will occur until after Alfred Davis’s suit against the Banking and Trust Company to recover $8000 deposited in Mrs. Davis’s name is resolved. Alfred claims the money was a gift to him and expects extensive litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Davis
Amherst
Alfred Davis
Banking and Trust Company
Davis
Sandusky Gas Company Sued Over Pole Fall Injury
Bo ward Field, a lineman in Sandusky, sued the Sandusky Gas and Electric Company controlled by the Everett y Moore syndicate. He claims crossed wires caused him to fall from a pole, seeking $20,000 in damages from the utility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Grandparents adopt newborn as child becomes brother to his mother
Marion notes report that Mr and Mrs William Fasnaugh of Richwood welcomed Jessie Fenton ten months old, who is to be adopted by the child’s maternal grandparents after a separation between Thomas Fenton and his wife. Probate Judge Foster appointed Richard Horn as next best friend and adoption papers were signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
William Fasnaugh
Richwood
Jessie Fenton
Thomas Fenton
Horn
Fenton
Owl Strikes Car Window. Man Dies Near Florence
A large grey owl flew into a car window on the Pennsylvania Railroad near Florence, striking John V. Hoffner in the face and killing the bird. Hoffner escaped injury, and the owl’s impact likely saved him from serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordentown
Pensylvania
Florence
John V. Hoffner
Hoffner
Cleveland Track News Highlights Fast Trotting Workouts
Charles Atchison reports on trotting workouts at Belle Isle and Cruickston Park. Amyline, 2:17 1-4 for two miles, later 2:13. Joe Ray’s mare and Strasburg, 2:24 1-4 with Director lineage. Moko colt shows promise with sub 83-second quarter. Multiple entries from Benyon, Vance Nichols, and James Brady feature fast miles and potential contenders for upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Atchison
Mara Amyline
Amyline
Jacob S. Deemer
Salem, O
Strasburg
Director
Vance Nuckols
Harry Stinson
Cruickston Park
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Elyria Daily Reporter
the Reporter Printing Co
Reporter Building
East Second St
Boat of Theatre
U. L. Houser
Pres. and
Mgr
Bria Telephone Bell Telephone
Daily Reporter
Mall
Kennedy
Postal Savings Bank Oystem
Holly Rollers
Lee
Gencoce Pure Feed Co
le Roy
Sandusky Gas Company
Bahe
OWL
Fele
D. Lewis & Company
Cleveland Track News
Belle Isle
Schmulbach
Joe “Ray
Sim Henton
Electrobenton
Minnie Simmons
Benyon
Hawthorne
Alice Edgar
Pittsburg
Maud Kerwick
Winsor
Jack Curry
Vance Nichols
Slone
Eney
Avery
James Brady
Gay Hingen
Snyder McGregor
Aneta Mr. Brady
G. R. Allen
Insurance and Loans 24 Century Bidg
Hubert Day
DAY Wood's
Weat
Broad Street
Teddy
The
Irish Mail
W. F. Hafner
Hill's
Broad St
Candy Kitchen Century Block
Baltimore and Ohio
R. R
Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
N.J
A. R. Champrey Co
Fauver & Robson
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