Negro Gambler Slashed as Police Shut Down Lounge
Elyria police report a stabbing during a gambling dispute at Dalton's saloon. David McGee, charged after a fight, pleaded not guilty. McGee was fined and sent to the workhouse. another man was wounded, and a second incident involved Towler being slashed in a quarrel over liquor.
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McGee
Negro
Elyria
Lorain
Shock Tay
David McGee
Mire
Dalton
Datton
Keepiig
Tost
Erapain
Metine
Barinathin
Panline
Towler
Cleve‘land
Wen
Haltonev
Ian
Amherst Man Seeks Missing Wife in Elyria
An Amherst man, grief stricken, told Elyria detectives his wife vanished about a week ago after a quarrel. He searches the streets nightly for her, saying she left him without explanation and has ties in the city.
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Amherst
Elyria
Linnet N. Amherse Ruslen
Pee Hee
Detecive
Whitney
Smith
Haa Wit
Rod Wat
Sroilot
Anna Selt
Fartitiai
Ett
Bene
Betise Wien
Fliatty
Derectlus Whitney
Flynn
Linn
Ale
Country Club House Opens Saturday At Cottenbrooke
The country club at Cottenbrooke will open Saturday to members and friends with a remodeled farmhouse, a spacious veranda, and golf links behind the house extending to the river. Tennis courts, boating on the river, and music with refreshments are planned for the afternoon and evening.
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Country Club
Cottenbrooke
Vialt
Seta
Not Drunk, Sleeping Man Cleared in Court
"E was not drunk, Jade, only sleeping," stated John Patrick in court. He was found asleep under a tree and jailed. Patrick pleads not guilty and faces trial tonight. Dan Boyle from Nickel Plate quarries caused a Saturday fight, drank heavily, and was fined $6 with costs.
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Jade
Asid John Patrick
Uiyor
Givean
Dan Boyle
Uiry
No New Trial Denied in Nestor Case Overruled Motion
A motion for a new trial for Supt. J. A. Nestor of the C and W Prac tion Co was overruled this morning and a will of exceptions was filed by Nestor s attorney. The case has been carried on error to the common pleas court to test the validity of the ordinance.
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J. A. Nestor
C. & & W. Praction Co
Nestor
Common Pleas Court
Bank Charges Thomas With Land Fraud
The Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co. sues Thomas and family in Rochester. Two judgments dated July 17, 1905, total 807.18 and 861.96.bank alleges Thomas fraudulently conveyed property to Harriet Thomas on Sept 28 to defeat the judgments and seeks to set aside the transfer and sell the property, with Margaret Gosis holding a mortgage.
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F. Thomas
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co
Thomas
Fannie S
Harriet Thomas
Margaret Gosiis
Rochester
Harriet Thoma
Regimental Reunion Returns with Hundreds Attending
The Thirty Ninth annual reunion of the 03rd Regiment O V O l fac eration will run August 13 to 17 at Randall's Park twenty miles west of Cleveland. Over 100 members from across the United States and about 150 widows, daughters, and auxiliary members join Elyria participants for tents, quarters, and an encampment with officer elections on August 17. Charles Chandler of Elyria serves as secretary.
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03Rd Regiment
Randall's Prove
Cleveland
Lorain
United States
103Rd Regiment
Geldiera
Elyria
Charles Chandler
Avon Promises New Short Line to Cleveland Route
The Southern Improvement Company announced plans for a steam railroad linking Lorain and Avon with Cleveland, not an electric line as some claimed. The $1,000,000 project aims to start within two months, take two years to finish, and may spur Lorain development and a broader regional route.
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Cleveland
Lorain
Murpert
Southern Improvement Company
Tlral
United States Steel Corporation
Sone
Inleveland
New York
Helt
Motorman Jumped as Cars Collided on Pearl Street
A CG and 8. W motorman leaped from his car at Pearl Street Cleveland to avoid injury after a collision with a Lake Shore Electric car. The vestibule was damaged and the car was towed to Lorain Street car barns by the Lake Shore car.
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8. W
Pearl Street
Cleveland
Lake Shore
Lorain Street
Grant's Lee Cut Down After Pole Fall
Walker Grant of Oberlin was injured Saturday when he fell from a telephone pole. At Elyria Hospital Dr Hart operated to repair a broken right leg bone, removing shattered fragments and shortening the smaller bone to match the longer one. The leg will be two inches shorter, and recovery will allow use once the leg heals and contracts.
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Walker Grant
Oberlin
Elyria Hospital
Hart
Grant
Women to Undertake Long Auto Trip to Canada
Mrs. W. R. Huntington and Mrs. John, with one son and Miss Agnes Johnson, plan an extended automobile journey. They will travel to New York state, cross into Canada, then proceed to Windsor, seeking a news pay coupon and chances at a lucky number connected with a Crossett phos sale.
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W. R. Huntington
John
Agnes Johnson
Hey Well
New York State
Canada
Windsor
Lorain Mayor Accused Over Immorality Crackdown
Lorain residents claim Mayor King allowed vice as Good Government League pushes a cleanup. Arrests followed with Dora Buck and Maud Barnes seeking continuances. Saloon cases included fines for Sunday openings and liquor sales, with several men fined or pleading guilty.
Inter-Lake Yacht Races At Put-in-Bay Attraction
The Inter-Lake Yacht Races off Put-in-Bay this week attract about a hundred lake yachts. Elyria residents attend led by Commodore W. R. Huntington aboard Thelma. A Wednesday Frontenac trip from Lorain offers a full day viewing from 9 to 6 at 60 cents round trip.
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Elyria
W. R. Huntington
Thelma
Frontenac
Lorain
Putin Bay
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Ohio
RGR
Regiment Reunion
Avon Property
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Gray
Crossett Phos
Justice Lord's Court
King
Good Government League
Suaup
Dora Buck
Maud Barnes
Squire Lord
Vinecente
Joe Frumbach
John Springger
John Armstrong
Andrew St. Martin
Fred Seib
Fred Barnes
Peter Schone
C J. Harding
Curtais
Rmiarry H. Smith
Heapside
East Broad St
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