Socialists Rally for Prisoners Moyer Heywood Pettibone
Lorain Socialists express satisfaction with actions by labor groups over Moyer Heywood and Pettibone held in Glano prison for over a year accused of murder. A Sunday meeting is planned with a speaker to organize a vigorous protest to the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Iabor
Iona
Moyer
Heywood
Pettibone
Glano
Socialista
Son
Seventeenth Avenue
Loratn
Record set in steel plant for pipe production
The No 3 butt mill at the steel plant broke a world record by rolling 6 023 one inch pipes in 12 hours. About 70 workers helped as weather and machinery cooperated resulting in efficient output with pipes ranging 18 to 20 feet. National Tube Company manufactures the tubing for bedsteads and sells it in large quantities though no bedstead contracts are made at the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ates
Stanens
National Tube Company
Obituary of Ambrose Smedeley Ottey Prolific Bible Student
Ambrose Smedeley Ottey died Sunday at his home on Elih rd avenue aged 81. Known as Proctors a blacksmith by trade he studied the Bible for decades and claimed to have read it 128 times. He compiled Curiosities of the Bible and distributed copies freely. Born July 19 1845 in Parkdale he was a Civil War veteran and a longtime Bible scholar with a remarkable memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chostees Pao. Danke
Ambrose Smedeley Ottey
Auyny
Rd Avenue
Woeke
Ottery
Ible
Ottey
Rarkdale
Behn er in Charge of Work as Secret Union Builds Muscle
A. L. Behner leads a secret drive at the Cleveland Electric Railway Co to organize Local No. 268 begun in 1902. About thirty men work daily for quiet growth, denying intent to strike and avoiding open meetings while stresses of potential discharges are avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Electric Railway Company
W. D Mahon
Amalgamated Association of Electric and Street Railway Employees
Fred Fay
Hig
Ypstlagti
Mich
A I. Bohner
Blackstone
Mahon
Fay
Mr. Behner
Madog
Beang
Organ- Madom
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Bereavement
F. OH Boulton and family extend thanks to neighbors and friends for kind acts during their bereavement. Special thanks go to those who sent flowers and those who rendered music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. OH
Boulton
F. H. Boulton
Pamily
Smallpox Report Favors Panama Canal Zone
Washington reports Colon, Isthmus of Panama, shows early smallpox cases linked to a Negro child arriving from Cartagen a. Public health officials note about thirty five quarantines in Colon with no deaths and no expected epidemic at this time though the first case appeared around June 9 and mild symptoms delayed detection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. C. Gorgas
Isthmus
Panama
Colon
Isthmian Canal
Carthagena
Coloma
Gorgas
Notice of Hearing on Petition for Discharge in Bankruptcy
The United States District Court Northern District of Ohio assigns a hearing on the discharge petition of John W Williams of Oberlin Ohio. Judge Robt W Taylor will preside in Cleveland on October 8 1906 at 9 20 am. Referee Iigrin Ohio July 21 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Northern District of Ohio
John W. Williams
Oberlin
Ohio
Robt. W.taylor
Cleveland
LW Facver
Iigrin, O
Uly
Smith Family Reunites After Fifty Three Years
East Liverpool reports the Smith family held their first annual reunion at the William Smith farm in Fredericktown. Four brothers met after fifty three years: George 66 from Grant's Pass Oregon, John 73 from Elba Ohio, Robert 66 from Lisbon, and George from St Clair township. Also notes a Minneapolis, Minnesota letter and very low B and O excursion rates Aug 16 to 12th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
Smith
William Smith
Fredericktown
George Smith
Grant's Pass
Ore
John
Elba
Ohio
Robert
Lisbon
St Clair Township
Petitions Filed in Davis Case Against Savings Societies
An action was commenced by J. Wuorworth administrator of the estate of Kate Davis of Amherst against the Society for Savings and the Citizens Savings and Loan to recover 8000 dollars deposited by Mrs. Davis. Attorney L. B. Fauver filed the petitions on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wuorworth
Kate Davis
Amherst
Society For Savings
Citizens Savings and Loan Society
Davis
Ll. B. Fauver
Mother Abbey Dies After Long City Life
Mother Abbey died Wednesday morning at the hospital from old age. One of the city’s oldest residents, she lived alone for years and relied on charities. At her death officials found $550 sewn in her dress.
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Mother Abbey
Wife beating privileges at state fair arouse puzzled officials
A Columbus note reports Harry Longnecker bid for exclusive "wife-beating privilege" at the coming state fair. State Board of Agriculture officials Calvert and Fleming deny any such concession, while a later mail sample explains the term as a harmless pausted line device making noise when struck.
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Columbus
State Board of Agriculture
Harry Longnecker
Harris
Eaton
Fair’ Board
Calvert and
Fleming
Agricultural Department
Longnecker
Lorain County Union Picnic Set for Vermilion Beach
Lorain County Union Sunday school picnic planned at Vermilion on Thursday with 8 10 and 8 20 am departure times. Also notes a condemnation case Wa bash railway versus Padley heard before Judge Hinman with decision reserved for Monday. Mr and Mrs David Lewis are vacationing in Michigan.
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Lorain County Union
Vermilion
Wabash Railway
Padley
Hinman
Mrs
David Lewis E
Michigan
Autocracy Rules with Iron Hand in Russia
St Petersburg reports extreme measures by the czar and his new premier to preserve the monarchy. Repression censorship and martial governance spread as parliament is dissolved and communication is tightly controlled. Premier Stalypin telegrams governors to strike and spare not against enemies of society.
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St. Petersburg
Staly Pin
Russia
Caucasus
Local Social Visits Highlight Newberlin Weekend
Mrs Peter Dion and Mrs N Strah of Elyria were guests of Mrs P A Schmitz, with other relatives visiting in Elyria last Saturday. Mr and Mrs C Justin, John Younglas and families stayed with Mathias Justin on Sugar Ridge, while Fred Daniels and Peter with Michel Busch returned to Cleveland after visiting here. Mrs Nick Busch and Phillip of Cleveland plan an indefinite stay with the Schmitz brothers and Jacob J Schmitz. Oat cutting is noted as the day’s work. Jacob J Schmitz and relatives were guests in North Amherst last Sunday.
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Peter Dion
N Strah
Mier
Elyria
P A Schmitz
Jacob J, Schmitz
Peter A Schtitz
Gertrude
Henry
C. Justin
John Younglas
Mathias Justin
Sugar Ridge
Fred Daniels
Peter
Michel Busch
Cleveland
Nick Busch
Phillip
Schmitz Brothers
Jacob J Schmitz
North Amherst
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar Syrup Release
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar is marketed as the original laxative cough syrup combining cough relief with cleansing of the system. It contains no opiates and is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
The Power of Steam and a Hair Restorer Stir
Scientific discussion on steam power leads to a history lesson about James Watt. An advertisement promotes Newbro's Herpicide claiming to destroy a germ causing dandruff and hair loss and restore hair. Sold by leading druggists and A E Frost in Deersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Watt
Herpicide Co
Deirsit, Mich
A. EB. Frost
H. A. Dykeman
Notice of Hearing on Petition for Discharge
In the Eastern District of Ohio a hearing is set for F. L. Rowell of Oberlin who filed a petition for discharge. Judge Robt. W. Taylor will preside in Cleveland on October 6 1906 at 9 30 o'clock a m. Referee L B Fauver Elyria Ohio July 21 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Fauver
Elyria, O
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Abbey
Lesan
Newoberlin
Estes
G.H. Jackson
G. A. Allen
F. L Rowell
F. L. Rowel
Robt. W. Taylor
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