Great Rebellion About To Occur In Russia
Telegram from St Petersburg dated July 24 reports Russia trembling on the verge of revolution. Court circles in terror, empire under siege. Deputies at Viborg issue an address urging people to withhold money and troops, repudiating further loans. Rumors place Grand Duke Nicholas as dictator as Trecaur fears deposition. The czar’s ministers face pressure amid confiscations, martial law, and a looming public clash. Parliament dissolved, a seven month interval without popular representation promised, citizens urged to resist taxation and military service until a new assembly is summoned.
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Petersburg
Russia
Viborg
Grand Ducal
Unkas
Nicholas
Tre Caur
Relny
Lkely
Trepoff
Duma
Canr
Serge
Sabastopal
Augsl
Popular Movement
Rupala
Kopek
Oberlin Merchant Confesses To Forging Wife’s Name
B KE Ingraham a Oberlin merchant told Cleveland court on Monday he forged his wife’s name on two notes totaling 2000 dollars. The money was spent in bucket shop operations in Cleveland. He asserts he lost 12000 dollars in stock speculation and faced accusations of using an assumed name after his wife enjoined collection of the notes.
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B. KE. Ingraham
Oberlin
Cleveland
Cleveland boat on the rocks near Kishman’s
A launch owned by L D Moore of Cleveland broke loose from a piling during a storm at Kishman’s three miles west of Lorath. The craft went aground and suffered heavy damage. Mr Moore and his party escaped unharmed.
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L. D. Moore
Cleveland
Kishman's
Lorath
Mr. Moore
Barty
Firemen Turned Down by Elyria Business Men
A Elyria business men’s group refused to fund a Volunteer's convention planned for August 22 in Elyria. President C. H. Buttenhender reported the lack of backing prompted Lorain fire officials to consider relocating the event to Lorain or another county town if funds are not raised. A county chiefs’ meeting will be held immediately to decide next steps.
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Elyria
Phranven
Blyria F
Presi
Dent C. H. Buttenhender
County Association
Lorain
Essex
Lo‘taim
Etyria
Annual Ohio Society gathering in Venice Beach
The Ohio Society of Los Angeles held its annual reunion at Venice Beach. About four thousand Ohio natives gathered for dinners, concerts, and exhibits including fruit and egg preservation demos with trial packages. Notable speakers included ex-Governor Goater of Arizona and ex-Governor Powers of Mississippi. The meeting chose Long Beach as next year’s venue. Rev F T Morgan signs off, praising Los Angeles but longing for Ohio.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ohio Society of
Venice
Cintter
el Jery
Royal Italian
Pubic Preserving Co
Sixth & Main Streets
Logan
Ohio
Goater
Arizona
Powers
Mississippi
W. S. Thornton
Long Beach
L. M. Fall
Buckeye
Rev
F. T, Morgan
Ex-Gonvict Book Keeper Hired by Lorain Contractor
Dana Walker, recently released on parole from the Ohio State Penitentiary, is employed as a bookkeeper in A. Best’s Lorain office. He began work Monday and will reside on Franklin Street.
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Dana
Walker
Ohio State Penitentiary
A. Best
Best
Lorain
Fraklin Street
Attempt to Burn Building Details Arson Attempt
A reported arson attempt occurred Monday on Hyerett street as rear porch wood was placed and kindling set to light the house occupied by Mr and Mrs Charles Larue. The family slept while the flames died out without injury. Separate notice offers a four and a half acre farm with eight room house barn fruit well and livestock for sale for 1850 cash through Frank A Smith and Brother Ely.
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Charles Larue
Hyerett Street
Frank A. Smith
Ely
Chief to Return to Blacksmithing After Release
Elyria fire chief John Hafner plans to return to blacksmithing once released from duty. He notes he could have earned extra money by smithing in spare time but chose to stay near the fire hall for $35 monthly. Other firefighters also pursued outside income. Hafner says four hours daily in a shop will earn more than his chief’s salary.
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John Hafner
Elyria Fre Department
Aliele
Elyria
MRE ENGINES FOR THE B. & O.
The B&O large engine shortage is eased as 600 coal cars and up to 490 ore cars daily moved to Lorain and furnaces. To meet demand, big engines were sent to the C L & W branch. New rolling stock added last winter now handles trains with ease.
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Lorain
Rev Lehman To Have Holiday Vacation At Buffalo
The congregation of St Pauls Evangelical church grants pastor Rev N Lehman two weeks vacation in Buffalo to attend a convention of the Young Peoples League. Due to his absence there will be no service in the church on Sunday. he will be in the pulpit on the following Sunday.
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St. Paul's Evangelical Church
N. Lehman
Young People's League of the Evangelical Church
John Bath Makes His Final Trip as Inspector
John Bath, inspector of factories and buildings, left Tuesday for his last state inspection trip. He will become Elyria postmaster on August 1. Bath said he is tired of travel and glad to have a job that keeps him home at night.
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John Bath
Fremontana
Toledo
Fret
Elyria
Bath
Missing Lorain youths vanish after Saturday night
Albert Roth, eldest son of Councilman G A Roth, and Ernest Bloedorn, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Bloedorn, disappeared from Lorain Saturday night. About twenty years old, they were known to have traveled to Cteye Jandi.
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Albert
G. A. Roth
Ernest Bloedorn
Frank Bloedorn
Lorain
Cteye- Jandi
Business Men's Day at the Ball Grounds in Elyria
Workers and businesses rally for a Wednesday baseball match organized by the Elyria Business Men's group at the ball grounds. James Dewhirst of Smith Greater Show injured unloading a car, arm damaged but hospital treatment sought. Nearly 800 tickets sold. Cosma to pitch for Elyria, Zeke Robinson for Chicago Junction. Extra trains arranged. rain date set for next Wednesday with Medina visiting. Local shops announce early closures from 2:30 pm for the event.
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Elyria
Cosma
Eric
Zeke Robinson
Spiten
Chicago Junction
Lake Shore Electric Company
Medina
Forling
Feagler
Barber
D J Leader
Cigars
H Savage
Jeweler
Fauver & Robson
Clathier
D. Lewis & Co
Dry Goods
Critz-Haserodt Co
C R Bickford
M. P. Wooster
ROT Hindawatar
Steel Plant Worker Suffers Broken Ribs In Accident
Mike Corosa, a steel plant employee, was trapped under heavy sheet steel while handling it. Four ribs were broken and he sustained a shoulder injury, a side bruise, and a slight skull fracture. He was taken to the hospital where doctors said the injuries are serious but not life threatening.
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Mike Corosa
Ingersoll's Chances Good at Cleveland Judicial Convention
The district judicial convention will meet at Chamber of Commerce Hall in Cleveland on September 15 with 97 delegates including 63 from Cuyahoga, 4 from Medina, 14 from Lorain, and 16 from Summit. If no Cuyahoga candidate appears, the contest centers on Judge Al Marvin of Akron and H W Ing from Elyria. Cleveland Leader notes the chances look brightest at the moment.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Medina
Lorain
Summit
Cuyahoga
Ala
Marvin
Akron
H.W. Ingrepeal
Elyria
Peach crop for this year to break all records
The 1906 Georgia peach harvest is forecast as the largest on record with about 3,000 carloads shipped in the state, nearly double 1905, while nationwide output could reach 554 million peaches. Despite high quality, growers face slim profits after freight and spoilage, yet demand abroad supports the massive crop.
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Georgia
Union
Foreigner shot in the mouth by unknown man in Lorain
Louis Verag, a foreigner boarding at 110 Broadway Lorain, was shot in the mouth near Clark and South Broadway around 12 30 Sunday. The assailant, a stranger, drew a gun after an altercation and fled. Verag was taken to hospital with a dangerous neck wound and is improving today as police seek the shooter.
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Louis Verag
Broadway
Lorain
Clark Street
South Broadway
Verag
Hafacker Held for Insanity After Hotel Incident
Whi Hafacker of 10519 Madison Avenue is held at the county jail on insanity charges after his wife horsewhipped him at a hotel. He was arrested Thursday on wife filed charges, arraigned Friday in Justice Ginley’s court with bail set at 500 dollars. Hafacker formerly ran a business on Tenth Avenue Lorain.
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Hafacker
Madison Avenue
Railway workers discharged after clash at Oberlin
One hundred twenty five foreigners working on the Ramsey railroad grading were discharged by the company at Oberlin after a Saturday night fight between Romanians and Italian laborers. The incident prompted immediate terminations amid tensions on the work site.
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New Ramsey
Oberlin
Water Line Progress and Rail Rivalry In Lorain Area
Rival Lorain and Ashland lines push rapid progress after Lorain & West Virginia plans, with crossing permissions sought and a single river bridge planned to connect industrial sites. New depots planned at Wellington Amherst and Oberlin. union depot discussed. Berger Manufacturing buys Waukesha rolling mill, 850 employees, Canton board to move plant.
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Lorain & West Virginia Railroad
Lorain & Ashlanad
Joseph Ramsey
National Tube Mills
Wabash
Black River
Bassenger
Wellington
Amherst
Oberlin
Ramsey Inc
Neal Lines
Union
Berger Manufacturing Company
Canton
Waukesha
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Gonvigt
Rev. Lehman
James Dewhirst
Smith Greater Show Company
Smith Brothers
EU Hague
CG Warner
J W Dachler
C C Weaver
Blytia Pressing Club
Tor Warn A
Mane Ulure
J’ Murbach
Seedale & Schaffer
J A Lucas & Co
Jude Jones
Rimbach
Friday
Undertakers
G H Chapman
Clothier
R M Summerg & Sons
Clanes
H. A Crandall
AH Wwkins
FC Wolf
Boots and Shoes
Teasdale & Sawyer
Boots
Liberty Clothing Company
Wagner Drug Company
A E Frost
Foster- Fitch
Ingersoll’s
W. Hafacker
Harry H. Smith & Co
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