Nominated Attorney Wilford Heads Great National Reform Party
The Great National Reform Party held its second convention at First Congregational church with music by Misses Wilkiva and Fow. The platform urged immigration restrictions, forest preservation, territorial governance, and a uniform international coinage system. Attorney General Wilford won the presidential nomination after multiple ballots, with Clark Williams and others named for other posts.
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Great National Reform Party
First Congregational Church
Mable Wilkiva
Noettin Fow
Schogster
Connecticut
Mildred Massey
Missouri
Isa
Mandel Denham
Edale
U.S
Lena Deidrith
Kentucky
Miss Wilford
Town
Migs Eldred
Mississippi
Miss Pearl Wilson
Oregon
Miss Lonsbrogh
Minnesota
Anna Hoffman
New Hamshire
Iaken
Louis Gaudern
Arkansas
Enae
Misa Wilder
Nevada
United States of America
Clark Williams
Philippines
George Sage
California
Phillippines
Willam
Migs Anna Coghlan
Alaska
Lou E Hurst
Vermont
Charlotte Brooks
Boston
Mass
United States
Youhy
White House
Elnar Butcher
Pennsylvania
Harry Barnum
New Jersey
Ethel Hancock
Ohio
Tallinoas
Frank O Wilford
Elyria
Williams
Butcher G Lund Brooks
Thealee
Cnba
America
Theodore Roosevelt
O Lord
New York
George M Day
Mable Rhodea
Harry Thompson
Montana
Susan Patrick
Washington
Roy Durkee
Maine
Patrick
Lord
Rhodes
Miss Rhodes
Wilford
Sage
Mig Brooks
Massachusetts
Plat
Dovel Eerk and Cont Co Highlight Local Firm Ties
In a murky local notice a pair of names appear linked to community business ties. The report notes Orler and Ony’s hardware store as part of a broader commercial context. Details are fragmentary but point to a small town economic scene with several firms named.
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Ino
Gmund
Dovel
Eerk Fc Wall
Orler
Ony
Lake Shore Railway Reduced Fares for Sunday Travel
Reduced rail fares advertised by Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway agents run Sundays in April and May. Tickets are offered between unspecified points with return same day, encouraging day trips. Also mentions promotional tonics and cough remedies amid mixed ad copy and testimonials from local merchants.
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Lake Shore Railway
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern R'y
Native Va Walton Urges Elyria Co to Scale Operations
The notice warns that the company will not hire the listed triers this season and hints at a pause in production. It references contact details and suggests those seeking a continuation of work should respond to the Hawt quant and wafer Tree, with phones Roktara 28 Hewson 2.
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Va Walton
Elyria Ail Cootealle Foe Co. Iencounees
Parton
Roktara
Hewson
Cleveland address for expert mechanical work inquiry
Inquiries are prompted for expert mechanical services including sawing machines, typewriters, and card registers. The contact point cited is A Cleveland at 370 Broad Street for discussions or bids on highly technical sequel work.
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Cleveland
Broad Street
For Rent Anive Front Room Near Star Street
For rent a front room suitable for one or two gentlemen within a short walk of Star Street. Ideal for quiet professionals seeking convenient location and easy access. Contact for details and viewing times.
Dr Kings New Discovery for Coughs and Colds
A newspaper brief recounts a severe child’s chest illness followed by a claim that Dr Kings New Discovery cured consumption. It notes dramatic weight gain and urges readers to try a trial bottle offered at a local store with pricing listed.
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Bardis
Homer
Dr. Kings
Lane
Fined for Petit Larceny in Police Court
Thomas Moran was fined twenty five dollars and costs and given thirty days in the work house for petit larceny. He stole three small dogs from a man named Webber on Sugar Hidge Monday. Henry M Anselm of Carlisle township died at midnight Tuesday after several weeks illness from typhoid pneumonia. He was 2 years old. Ensign and Wilking handled the remains shipped to Cleveland and he was buried at Woodland cemetery.
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Thomas Moran
Webber
Henry M Anselm
Carlisle Township
Ensign and Wilking
Cleveland
Woodland Cemetery
Visit of World-Traveled Sailor Spear to Baligbury
Leun S Spear of Cleveland visits Frank Baligbury. Both served aboard the United States battleship Nevada. Spear has circled the globe three times and recently received an honor for four years of service.
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Uncle Sam
Leun S Spear
Cleveland
Frank Baligbury
United States
Nevada
Mr. Spear
Honora Distribe
Rev Lehman travels to Mansfield for Synod meeting
Reverend N Lehman returns from Brooklyn after attending his father Reverend Carl Lehman's burial. He travels with Mrs Martin Mueller a synod delegate and heads to Mansfield for the Evangelical Synod of North America meeting in Ohio.
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N Lehman
Brooklyn
Carl Lehman
Martin Mueller
Mansfield
Evangelical Synod of North America
Sustrict
Ohio
Police Contact After Six A.M. Access Guidance
After six o’clock at night and the next morning, police aid may be obtained by calling No 1 on either phone. A watchman stands at the police station and responds to calls at any hour.
Marriage Licenses Theodore Weichel and Pearl M Salisbury
Theodore Weichel 30 a machinist of Elsria marries Pearl M Salisbury 25 of Elsria. The event is noted amid a report on a political convention and Elria High School commencement exercises with diplomas awarded to fifty seven graduates as C Snow clerk records the Board of Education.
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Theodore Weichel
Machiner
Elsria
Pearl M Salisbury
Candiate
Susan Patrick
Seattle
Agnes Share
Arzona
Whyres
Elrria High School
Snow
Board of Educution
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Drop Head
Liarry
H. Smith
East Broad Street
Mabel Rhodes
Ihsenss
Livea
Croup
Acta
McMahon
Hampton
H. A. Dykeman
Elywa Lunder and Coal Co
Harry H. Smith & Company
RTA
TED Con
Wrerer
Frank Salisbury
Mansficht
James F Tobin
Andwor
Elyria Tron and Steel Co
Huron Street Hospital
Iooters
Derby Bol
Roswell Deruy, Jr
Lewis Acon
Brownhelm
Vermuthon River
Jaathe Metjuecen
Browohelm
Jurisi
Wilfalk
W Mead
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