Early winter sales push at Elyria Lumber firm
Local notices urge readers to buy hard coal before price rises and announce winter supply from Elyria Lumber and Donal Co. Day's Hardware handles the office, phones listed. Also promotes Lake Shore Railway Sunday cheap fares and medical cures for coughs. German Syrup claims relief for chest illnesses with trial bottles offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Lumber and Coal Oo
Day's
Elyria Lumber and Donal Co
Orter
Office Day
Mintz defends himself amid Reichlin feud over murder case
Detective Mintz rejects Rev. Reichlin’s attacks and asserts holding undisclosed evidence in the murder inquiry in Lorain. He says the investigator team faces obstacles from Reichlin relatives while promising startling facts will emerge at the proper time.
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Charles Reichlin
Jake Minty
Mints
Minty
Mr. Reichlin
Minta
Lorain
Father Reichlin
Mintz
Reichlin
Father Reicha
Goldsmith
Reiohlin
Suit to Foreclose Mortgage on Beebe Homestead
A law firm led by G W Alvord sues Julia Beebe in the court of common pleas seeking foreclosure of a $2000 mortgage on the Beebe homestead in Carlisle township. Hla Wedd and others must establish their interests. The filing alleges the defendant, claimed to be Charles Lowry alias Taylor, used the homestead to guarantee costs. foreclosure sought.
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GW Alvord
WF McLauglin
FH Kelley
Julia Beebe
Court of Common Pleas
Beebe
Carlisle Township
Hla Wedd
H Manson Corning
F A Smith
Nicholas Austatt
Seward
Walsh
Taylor
Geauca County
Charles Lowry
Record Rain Declines and Civil War Veterans Mortality
The article notes unusually low March rainfall this year with a rare comparison to May 1881. it cites Pension Office data showing Union veterans dying at about 40,000 annually and Confederate veterans with a similar mortality trend. It states that over half of Civil War veterans have died.
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Leterans
Indianapolis to Cleveland Interurban Rail Plan Outlined
Within sixty days Indianapolis residents may ride trolley cars to Columbus Ohio via Dayton and Springfield totaling 280 miles. Plans include through service to Cincinnati and Columbus with Newark linked to Pittsburgh and Toledo connected to the Cleve Toledo Detroit high speed line. Stakeholders eye extending west to St. Louis and Chicago.
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Indianapolis
Columbus
Dayton
Springfield
Newark
Cincinnati
Union Traction Co
Pittsburg
Toledo
Cleveand
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Class of ’03 Decorates School Doors With Paint
The class of 1903 painted large yellow “03” on school doors and a painted pump as bright as sunshine. Juniors and Seniors plan counter decorations replacing 03 with “05” while Freshmen vow to erase all, and doctors reportedly stock iodine for the contest.
General Manager of Lake Shore Electric Resigns
F J Stout, general manager of the Lake Shore electric, has offered his resignation amid railroad speculation of a higher post with a steam road. The resignation is not yet accepted and he will stay until August when Warren Bikorel, the new president, takes charge. Waldo E Foote and others named include several young workers from Amherst Lorain Avon and Lorin districts.
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FJ Stout
Lake Shore Electric
Warren Bikoeil
Probate Court appoints administrator for Cath arine Decker
Probate Court David Decker appointed administrator of the estate of Cath arine Decker late of Elyria under $100. The divorce suit N G Meyres vs Effie Meyers is dismissed at the plaintiff's costs.
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David Decker
Catharine Decker
Elyria
N G Meyres
Effie Meyers
Teacher Miss Jessie Hamilton Named Latin Instructor
At a Board of Education meeting on Monday Miss Jessie Hamilton of Sandusky was engaged as Latin teacher at the high school to fill the vacancy created by Miss May Alien's resignation.
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Board of Education
Jessie Hamilton
Sandusky
May Alien
Fishing party nets 32 carp in basin south of town
Lucy Hoard Ed Kroughman and Mrs George Thorp fished Friday in the basin south of town and brought back 32 carp. The catch follows earlier attempts by the game warden and assistants to drain the reservoir to stock streams with black bass, which previously yielded no fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Hoard Ed Kroughman
George Thorp
Court ruling shifts game wardens' prosecutions to prosecutor
The Lucas County common pleas court decides wardens must obtain prosecuting attorney sanction for cases where wardens are not eyewitnesses. Otherwise the auditor will deny approving the cost bills. The decision effectively places most game law prosecutions under the prosecutor's control.
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Common Pleas Court
Lucas County
Street musicians perform varied tunes for crowding crowds
A duo of street musicians played on Monday night near the Hotel Toplitz and other downtown spots. An accordionist and a scotch pipe entertainer offered a ragtime and varied repertoire, including God Save the Queen and The Holy City. They drew reactions from locals and visitors as they wandered past Phil Walsh’s store and Ensign and Wilkins undertak ing. They closed with Yankee Doodle and Wacht am Rhein while the Marching Through Georgia drew applause and one onlooker almost joined in. The crowd left richer for the performance.
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Toplitz
God Save the Queen
Ensign and Wilkins Undertaking Department
Holy City
Phil Walsh
Phil
Jolo Wechsler
Georgia
County Franchis Restated After Absent Lorian Wateral Rep
It was understood the Lorian Wateral Gas Co representative would appear before county commissioners Tuesday morning regarding the county franchise. The action was postponed and no one was present.
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Lorian Wateral Gas Co
Death of Four Weeks Old Child in Butternut Ridge
The four weeks old child of Adam Miller died on Monday morning. The infant was interred at Carliale cemetery after services at the house on Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock with Rev Cadmus officiating.
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Adam Miller
Butternut Ridge
Carliale
Cadmus
Extension for Foster clothing store rear set near Lake Shora tracks
Baldwin extends the rear block of F H Foster’s clothing store by 57 feet long and 32 feet wide two stories high. Basement will be stone with concrete floor brick superstructure. Plans drawn and work to begin at once. Streetcar chaos followed engine break at Elyria power house with riders venting at management.
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DC Baldwin
F H Foster
Lake Shora
Baby Swallows Open Safety Pin Near Oberlin
The eight month old child of Clarence D Herrick near Oberlin swallowed an open safety pin. Doctors extracted the pin at Dr Bunces office with Wood and Everett assisting. The pin damaged throat membranes causing bleeding and risk of blood poisoning, but the infant is recovering as well as could be expected.
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Clarence D Herrick
Oberlin
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