Forced Carnival Faces Bond Postponement On Pavement
The carnival company pitched tents along Broad street despite pavement damage fears. After a dispute over a $100 repair bond and board consent, the deposit was finally made. J O Smith claimed personal approval, but Chief Whitny ordered a halt to staking while iron rails secure the guy ropes.
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Carnival Company
Broad Street
Board of Service
Andress
Manageéia
J. O. Smith
Smith Bats
Saphalt
Cheapside
Judge Hayden Issues Several Common Pleas Opinions
Judge Hayden rendered opinions in Elyria cases on Thursday. The Bra man suit to halt East Avenue bond issues was dismissed at plaintiff costs for slight irregularities not constituting insurrection. A Ridgeville resident sought an injunction against side track construction. court ruled the road may build necessary side tracks under franchise. Damages awarded to Mary and Frank Root for embankment impact. $250 to Mary, $100 to Frank, costs awarded. Boylan v Adams and Larber Oil involved alleged stock transfer fraud. court found Surridge acted in good faith and any fraud lay with the oil firm.
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Hayden
Court of Common Pleas
N. A. Braman
City of
Elyria
East Avenue
Mlonie Obambera
Ridgeville
Marys Root
Frank Root
Grafton
B. and O
Surridge
Abbey
Ail
Boylan
Adams
Larber
Lucky Strike Holders Hear of Rich 100 Dollar Ore Vein
News comes from the Cash Mine Company in Boulder Colorado that a 6 51 cent vein has been struck yielding ore valued at 100 dollars per ton. Holders of Lucky Strike stock may feel unusually fortunate as details spread.
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Cash Mine Co
Boulder
Colorado
Poisoned Child Rescued With Antidote After Accidental Dosing
Clara May Flood, two, of Heighten avenue, almost died after a child accessed a strychnine mixture left on a bureau. Dr. Black administered the antidote, averting a fatal outcome.
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Clara May
Norwalk Elks Baseball Triumph Over Elyria Elks
The Norwalk Elks defeated the Elyria Elks 9 to 1 in Elyria on Wednesday as about fifty Norwalk supporters and the Norwalk band attended. The piece notes Norwalk’s long athletic and musical prestige, recalling historic band activity and local pride dating back to 1869 and 1878, including stories about band teacher Storer and the evolution of local ensembles.
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Elks
Norwalk Elks
Norwalk
Elyria
Wernes
Elyria Elks
Elyrra
Aize
George Steven
English School of Mnnaic
London
Storer
Eloria
Thia
Vermillion
Storar
Anaes Maas Ariehante
Music figure leaves Elyria amid segregation scandal
A musical organization leader fled Elyria after segregation tensions caused marital strain. His wife obtained a divorce as he moved to a small Illinois town, where he reportedly remarried, taking a banker's daughter.
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Elyria
Illnois
Sorlibe
Robbed Restaurant Guest Forges Escape With Stolen Items
A diner at Jane's near the loop on July 17 reportedly stole knives spoons and other items. The proprietor noted the guest, a white man, but no arrest followed after investigators deemed the claim plausible. The stolen goods were later found in a bag and returned to police.
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Bounday
Jane's
Loop
Rass
Damages Awarded in Lake Shore Electric Injury Suit
Damages sought for personal injuries at Oak Point picnic grounds on August 15, 1903, by Cleveland residents Mr. and Mrs. William Holliday and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Goerz. Mrs Holliday jumped fifteen feet to the ground, Mrs. Goerz was struck, both suing for 10000 and 20000 dollars respectively. Holliday seeks 10000 for loss of services and care costs. A sister of the injured women was killed in the same incident.
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Lake Shore Electric Railway
Oak Pot
Cleveland
William Holliday
Louis Goerz
Acroga
Marriage Licenses and Theatre Heating Suit In Lorain
Chaunway R. Mann a 27 year old furniture salesman of Youngstown and Julia M. Smyth of Elyria appear in marriage license records while Stanley Griffin sues George H. Verbeck of Lorain for 15250 alleging non payment for furnishing and installing a steam heating plant in the Verbeck theatre. The contract price was 1752 with 1600 paid. Q A Gillmore serves as attorney.
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Chaunway R. Mann
Youngstown
Willian Carter
Elyrw
Micheal J. McGuire
Standard Foundry Co
Clavelani
Julia M. Smyth
Elyria
Stanley Griffin
George H. Verbeck
Verbeck Theatre
Lorain
Q .A. Gillmore
Voyage Diary From Will Bell Cartmel to England
Will Bell Cartmel writes from an English bound voyage detailing smooth sailing on the Lackawanna line, steady seas, and periods of heat. He notes American passengers, English crews, wireless telegraphy aboard ships, Fourth of July events, and plans to land at Queenstown and Liverpool where he hopes to be met by relatives.
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Uncla
England
Apa
Lackawanns
New York
Patterson
Lester
Buffalo
Lackawanna
Aomforta
Newfoundland
Cosan
Aleven
Bornton
Queenstown
Cour
Liverpool
George
Will Bell Cartmel
Mery
Narrow Oberlin branch scare ends with minor injuries
An Oberlin bound trolley on the Oberlin branch rounded a wagon drawn by a single horse. Three intoxicated men sat in the wagon and were thrown when the trolley struck it. The horse collapsed. no one was hurt, and the men swore as they recovered.
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Oberlin
Thoreday
Columbus sees incorporation of CGope Schaible Manufacturing
Incorporation papers issued Friday in Columbus for the CGope Schaible Manufacturing Company with directors John Schaible F Cops A F Ayers Charles Schaible and Charles A Metcalf. Capitalized at 6,100,000 the firm will manufacture agricultural implements.
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Columbus
Cgope- Schaible Manufacturing Company
John Schaible
F. Cops
A. F. Ayers
Charles Schaible
Charles A. Metcall
New Town Plan Near Lorain Elyria Outline
Captain W. G. Pole of Lorain travels to Pittsburgh to promote a suburban town midway between Lorain and Elyria. The project partners with Agios Brock, involves about 186 acres south of the Inter-Urban area, bounded by Benton road Lake avenue to River road, near the yellow and green lines, aiming for upscale dwellings beyond the Shefferd Land Company 1000 houses project.
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W. G. Pole
Lorain
Pitteburg
Elyria
Agios Brock Company
Benton Road
Lake Avenue
River Road
Captain Pole
Pittsburg
Watnesday
Shefferd Land Company
Settlement Reached With National Tube Over Lorain Death
Alexander Jackson as administrator of Arthhur Jacksons estate of Lorain settles with National Tube company over the decedents death caused by a coupling incident at the steel plant. Arthur Jackson died in the accident and the case concludes in a monetary settlement of 81.0.
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Alexander Jackson
Arthhur Jackson
Lorain
National Tube Company
Decedanta Dent
Arthur Jackson
Whitg Coupling Omrs
Pocket Picker Tricker: Shank Loses Cash in Elyria Crowd
Tiny Shank, longtime Johnstown resident now living in Lorain, faced a pocket theft in Elyria after leaving Lorain for Johnstown. He discovered his money was stolen on the train crowd but pressed on with his ticket, staying with friends in Johnstown.
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Johnstown
Shank
Jolnstown
Lorain
Elyria
Mr. Shank
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C. Boylan
G. N. Surridge
Adams and Larber Oil Company
Lake Shore Electric
Common Pleas Court
Richard Bell
New Town
Downstown
D. Lewis
Underskirt Department
EPR Ec
BTICO
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Bbc
Brussels
Jnet
Lisle
Ato
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