Young man killed by C and S W Traction car
Coroner to hold inquiry into fatal accident on Broad Street after a traction car struck and crushed 21 year old Dunbar who lay on the car platform with his eleven year old brother asleep nearby. The event mirrors a prior fatality near the same line, with Dunbar dying en route to a physician's office.
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Cottesbrooke
Journel Box
Jacot Miller
Amir
Dunbar
Columbus Street
Cottesbroucke Anlel
Dinker
Wml
Ensign
Wilkins
Afernoon
Clark Farm
Hastings
Lucius
Rockport
VAG MANNING IN POLICECOURT FOR LOITERING AND CHILD SUPPORT
Robert Manning known as Vag appeared in police court on a Monday morning. He showed little speech and bowed his head as officials weighed his future in the city ward. A nervous tremor drew pity from the mayor as questions probed his origins and family.
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Robert Manning
Mannings
Tolque
Old Man Mills to City as Tenn Leaves Town
An archaic local snippet shows a tense exchange as an old man shivers and asks for money while Tenn works away and the mayor announces a discharge. The fragment hints at financial strain and civic authority in a small town.
Dr Betteridge Opens Office in Carner Block
Dr J Tolmani Betteridge a Elyria native and recent dental school graduate opens a dental office in the Carner block.
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J. Tolmani
Betteridge
Elyria
Hag
Carner Block
Child Vanishes From Home Found Safe in City
A two year old girl wandered from her home on Globe Street in South Lorain Monday morning. Police and her parents searched for several hours until she was located nearby, unharmed, near a car being used at a local business.
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Mike Gretchen
South Lorain
Mike
Strom
Globe Street
Wan
Aged Man Locked Up for Insanity in Elyria
Henry Hanmer, 70, of Hanmer Oboriin, was brought to Elyria Sunday afternoon by Dr. C. H. Browning and Hilton Hanmer on an insanity warrant. The physician notes a constant threat of suicide and a quarrelsome disposition with sudden fights, though no trouble during transport. Insanity is said to be linked to epilepsy.
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Henry FE
Hanmer
Elyria
C. H. Browning
Hlton Hanmer
Hanmer Constanly
Big Pythian Gathering Sets State Convention Record
The thirty sixth annual Kulgha of Pythias convention and the dedication of the Ohio Pythian Home in Springfield on June 44 promise one of Ohio's largest Pythian gatherings. Uniform Rank from across the state will attend and a substantial parade is planned in the afternoon.
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Pythias
Ohio
Mikado honors Lorain man Shaddick with Japanese appointment
Lorain Ohio June 12 a signal and distinctive honor has been conferred on Lorain resident John P Shaddick superintendent of the National Tube Company akelp mill in a proposed Mikado appointment in Japan He has not decided to accept the post but friends urge him to do so He is an experienced steel man at home in South Lorain and declines interviews.
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Lorain, O
Lorain
Mikado
Japan
John P. Shaddick
Akelp'milla
National Tube Company
Mammoth Steelmilla
South Lorain
Girl jilts lover at county license counter tale
A chaotic tale describes Stephen Swaniskée and Ellen Sowar dowski in a failed marriage attempt after a license is secured. Ellen changes her mind at the county clerk building while the clerk explains the license can be void if she does not wed. The scene ends with uncertainty.
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Steve
Stephen Swaniskée
Cupid
Ellen Sowardowski
Stephen
Stepen Demorread
Ellen
Anloga
Tivense
Stephan
Judge Withdraws From Two Estate Related Cases
Judge Washburn announced he cannot hear the suits involving Fred Webster as administrator versus J Carpenter and N A Webster versus George Chamberlain. He said he previously expressed an opinion to lawyers unaware of their interest and believes it fair for both sides to have another judge. The first suit is an account against Carpenter from the Carpenter estate. the other concerns two notes.
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Washburn
Fred Webster
J. Carpenter
N. A. Webster
George Chamberlain
Carpenter
George Carpenter
Building Code Urges Mayor Support for Uniform Laws
Tholmas Molver and the National Board of Fire Underwriters press for city endorsement of a uniform national building code. They seek creation of a bureau of buildings under county government and urge city officials to cooperate in standardizing construction rules nationwide. Bids open Saturday for a county infirmary annex estimated at $10,000.
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Tholmas Molver
Conmrumigaenium
National Board of Fire Underwriters
New York
Albuuny
Camei
Bureau of Buildings
Fre Department
County Infirmary
Divorce Granted After Wife Absence
Archié R Trimble was granted a divorce from Corintha A Timble by Judge Washburn on Monday. They wed in Cleveland on April 19 1901 and Timble alleges his wife deserted him three years ago.
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Archié R .Trimble
Corintha A. Timble
Washburn
Cleveland
Thimble
Switchman Shanty Fire Sparks Cedar Street Crossing
The first night fire of the year was reported at 12 o clock Sunday as the Cedar street crossing switchman's shanty on the lake Shore tracks caught fire from an internal source. Firefighters extinguished the blaze before heavy damage occurred. The switchman was at home.
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Cedar Street
Lake Shore
Two Men Thrown From Wagon After Frightened Horse
Carl Friday of Rimbach and Bridguy furniture and undertaking and W E Maudock an employee were thrown from a delivery wagon Saturday night when the horse bolted at Court and Broad. Both men suffered bruises and scratches but escaped serious injury as the wagon hit the curb and the horse was halted by a bystander.
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Carl Friday
Rimbach and Bridguy Furniture and Undertaking Company
W. E Maudock
West Avenue
Woman Charged in Theft Case Involving Ducks
Mrs. Jatin Sabias of Tuckerville was arrested Monday for receiving stolen property after allegedly taking two ducks and 31 eggs that her son Gus Habins stole from Henry Wurst. She pleaded not guilty and was granted a private hearing.
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Jatin Sabias
Tuckerville
Gus Habins
Henry Wurst
Fourth of July celebration canceled in Wellington
Wellington D June 1 It was decided at a business men meeting held Saturday night not to hold the Fourth of July celebration as previously announced. The square is torn up for paying and the newly graded area is not solid enough to support a large crowd.
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Wellington
Sunday Drunk Cases Prompted City Court Action
Eight intoxication cases were called in mayor's court on Monday morning. A Hungarian saloon fight drew arrests for Frank Mack Joh Pedrick and John Lesic. Mehan claimed opium use while others paid fines. Dean’s case continued tonight.
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Hunkyville
Salo
Frank Mack
Joh Pedrick
John Lesic
Away
Lesick
Flick
Pedrick
George Cross
Shelby
Tom Mehan
Lorain
Henry Dean
Berlin Heights
Peter Smith
Peter Moran
Mehan
Dean
WSS
Maccabees Hold Memorial Services in Elyria
Members of the Maccabees lodge held memorial services Sunday afternoon. They marched with the Elyria band to the cemetery where the graves of deceased members were decorated.
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Maccabees Lodge
Elyria Band
Nine year old boy dies of spinal meningitis
Clifford Hall the nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Fall of Ridgeville died at 7 PM Sunday from spinal meningitis. Funeral arrangements set for Tuesday afternoon at [time].
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Clifford Hall
Charles Fall
Ridgeville
Children’s Day Observed in Elyria Churches
Children’s Day was observed in Elyria churches on Sunday with special services. The morning program featured the children playing the most important parts.
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Elyria
Suit Settlement Ends Weiss vs Olévelana City Railway Co
The case of Carl Paul Weiss against Olévelana City Railway Co was certified from Cuya hoga county common pleas court at the defendant's cost. A note references a Great special sale of ladies muslin underwear this week. The Biggs and Everard.
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Carl Paul Weiss
Olévelana City Railway Co
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court
the Biggs
Everard
Civil Service Examinations July 8 1905 Elyria
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a civil service examination on Saturday morning July 8 1905 in Elyria for carrier and clerk posts in the Post Office service. Age 18 to 45. Male applicants must be at least 5 feet 4 inches tall and weigh at least 125 pounds. Apply to Esa L. Reefy, Local Secretary for blanks, specimen questions, location, and room details.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
Elyria
Post Office
Esa L. Reefy
New Physician A M Webster Sets Up in Elyria
Dr A M Webster physician and surgeon formerly of Lorain has located in Elyria as a practicing doctor at 128 Cheapside.
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A.M. Webster
Lorain
Elyria
Cheapside
New District Committee Formed in Caucus Judicial
The new district committee chosen in caucus judicial includes F. A. Rowley and M. F. Long from Summit, George Glitach and George Chamberlain from Elyria, and Lee Elliott and A. D. Licey from Medina.
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F. A. Rowley
M. F. Long
Summit
George Glitach
George Chamberlain
Elyria
Lee Elliott
A. D. Licey
Medina
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