Sunday Baseball Violates Local Law in Lorain County
Excerpts report that on Sunday in Lorain County spectators watched Elyria defeat the Danglers of Cleveland 18 to 0 in a game held east of Amherst village. Prosecutor Stevens vowed to prosecute those involved. detectives compiled player lists as authorities prepared cases in Justice Lord's court.
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Elyria Trolley League
The
Danglers of
Cleveland
Stevens
Lorain County
Stroup
Elyria
Danglers
Amherst Village
Clytia
Neise
Mahon & Roth
Koehle
Cats
Cahoon
Justice Lord's Court
Hopkins
Steverding
Lawrence Ry
Bemiso
Braman
Smiths
Cosma m
Shadle
Wirick
Nevenpara P. Danglers
Bradley
Fires Shape Early Amherst Era Water Shortage
The article notes a history of small city fires centered on residences and cheap shanties, with the Andwur hotel singled out as a major blaze. It cites frequent cistern dry spells and water pressure issues, leaving the fire department powerless at times. The old ladder truck with Elyria links is now held by Amherst’s village, while the hand engine remains with Elyria.
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Cheapside
Diy
Amherst
Elyria
Automobile Crash on East Avenue Endangers River Bank
Five children boarded W N Gates's automobile left idling on East avenue. One child accidentally started the engine and the car moved toward the river, striking a telegraph pole and suffering damage. None of the children were hurt. the vehicle would have reached the river bank had it not hit the pole.
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W. N. Gates
East Avenue
Reporter Printing Company to Move to New Elyria Building
The Reporter Printing Company announces relocation from the present Ely Power Building to 223 Second Street, two floors of a new cement block fronting on Second Street. Since last summer new management has expanded the plant aiming to be the best equipped in Northern Ohio outside Cleveland and Toledo. Subscribers and friends are invited to visit in the new quarters after July 1.
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Reporter Printing Company
Ely Power Building
Second Street
Hord
Ohio
Cleveland
Toledo
Opera House
Second St
Elyria
Anniversary Highlights Elyria Fire Department History
On Saturday June 16 the Elyria Fire Department marked an anniversary tied to 24 years since the village council appointed a chief assistant chief and an engineer for the steamer. Chief John Hafher was promoted from assistant chief to chief, Charles Spring became assistant chief, and the late Charles Goodspeed served as engineer until his death.
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Elyria
John Hafher
Charles Spring
Charles Goodspeed
Bly
Couple to Attend Wedding in Ashtabula During Vacation
Mr and Mrs RB Taylor of this city depart for a week long trip visiting Cleveland Ashtabula Premont and Norwalk They will attend the wedding of O J Cleveland formerly of Digria to Miss Grace Hills of that city in Ashtabula
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RB. Taylor
Cleveland
Ashtabula
Premont
Norwalk
Digria
Grace Hills
Married on the Quiet in Elyria
Miss Maggie Brant wed L oO. Wile son of Lorain in a quiet ceremony last Wednesday at the First Lutheran parsonage in Elyria attended only by the couple. They reside in Elyria with Goldie Wilson of Elyria and Mr Wilson works as a time keeper at The Thew Shovel works.
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Maggie Brant
L. Oo. Wile Son
Lorain
First Lutheran Church
Elyria
Mrs. Wilson
Goldie
Me. Wilson
Thew Shovel Works
Park Superintendent Receives Compliments for Park Care
John Howlett of the fire department is praised for tending the city park this season. The park looks well with blooming flowers, clean walks, daily sweeping, waste removed, regular mowing, and careful watering preserving its green color.
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John Howlett
Partment
Hy Whiell
Trolley League Players Arrested After Amherst Game
Messrs. Hraman Cosma and Lawrence of the Trolley league were arrested Monday at the urging of Prosecutor Stevens. They faced Justice Lord, were fined 150 dollars and costs, and others will be arraigned as soon as they are available.
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Messrs
Hraman, Cosma and
Lawrence
Trolley League
Amherst
Stevens
Justice Lord
Choking Up the Sewers in City Work
The Board of Public Service bought a street gleaning machine to keep streets clean but flushing water and mud into outlets choked sewers. On Monday workers used hoses to flush the man hole at MAL and Broad streets after mud washed in and blocked the sewer.
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Board of Public Service
Mal
Broad Streets
Horse Runs Into Hearse Injuring Driver in Oberlin
On May 12 1905 a runaway horse struck a hearse driven by H B Tyson across South Main Oberlin. Tyson was thrown to the ground and badly injured with eight broken ribs and internal injuries. The horse owned by Clark broke from a tether and caused the accident.
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H. B. Tyson
Perry Probert
Threats Reported in Oberlin Freight-Train Incident
James Nugent and Pat Flannigan face more serious charges after alleged threats to Frank Wertz at his Butter Nut Ridge home on May 23. Wertz says Nugent and Flannigan, intoxicated, were asked to leave, Nugent allegedly drew a revolver and threatened to shoot. Both pleaded not guilty. trial set for this afternoon. Nugent, once in Oberlin for a train jump, was identified by Constable Cahoon after a tip and subsequent search.
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Oberlin
James Wiith
Alisa Nugent
Nugent
Pat Flannigan
Frank Wertz
Butternut Ridge
Smith
Wertz
Hig
Flannigan
Wetz
Hannigan
Coistable
Cahoon
Oberiin
Mother Abbey's Goods Sold at Auction
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Abbey known as Mother Abbey is confined in the county Infirmary after a search found over 500 dollars pinned to her dress. Her household effects were sold Saturday by Auctioneer Pan Ehgon with light receipts due to much stock being old and of little value.
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Mary Elizabeth Abbey
Mother Abbey
County Infirmary
Leity
Pan Ehgon
Mrs Vaughn Seeks Divorce After Alleged Cruelty
Mrs. Jerry Vaughn of South Lorain denies a husband claim of infidelity and says she will file for divorce from the Tube Mills employee. She alleges jealousy sparked streetcar scene and being barred from entering the home. Her family links are noted with her father in Johnstown Pa and no Lorain relatives. Lorain souvenir books advertised at Dod Readers Clear Store in Elyria.
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Jerry Vaughn
South Lorain
Sloane
Vaughn
Lorain
Johnstown
Lorain County
Dod Readers Clear
Broad St
Elyria
Elks Reunion in Denver Promises Grand Fraternal Event
A Denver gathering for the Elks annual reunion is hyped as the greatest fraternal event on the continent. Railroads offer low fares, Colorado allocates over 100000 for entertainment, a wild west show and a tribe of Indians are secured for the occasion. An estimated 200000 visitors are expected with favorable weather.
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the Elks
Denver
Colorado
I Mense
Buffalo bin
Denver Fraternal Gathering Promises Unmatched Attendance
In Denver, a renowned fraternal gathering is expected to attract broad attendance and success. The city council previously agreed to revoke licenses and punish extortionists who raise board and lodging prices, ensuring visitors are protected and enjoy a splendid time.
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Denver
Elis
Clerk of Topliff Hotel Resigns After Fire
Mr. A. B. Smith, longtime courteous clerk at the Topliff hotel since the Andwur blaze, resigned his position on Saturday evening. He plans a vacation at LaPorte before resuming duties later.
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A. B. Smith
Topliff Hotel
Andwur
LaPorte
Eli Perkins Coming to Myrla Chautauqua
Eli Perkins renowned as wit and humor will headline at the Myrla Chautauqua. The piece includes a humorous anecdote about a commercial traveler and wages, illustrating Perkins’s satirical style and social commentary.
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Eli Perkins
Myrla Chautaupua
My. Perkins
BU Perkins
Ohio Inventors Patent Awards This Week
Ohio inventors receive patents this week per D Swift Co and J M Cropper. Names include C W Ecker Canton Igniting device and J Evans Hamilton The setter. Other filings cover J S Jeffrey Columbus Railway signal C H Loew Lakewood and A Wood Hamilton Composite speed charger. Copies offered at five cents.
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Ohio
D. Swift & Co
Washington D. C
J. M. Cropper
C. W. Ecker
Canton
J. Evans Hamilton
J. G Fairbanks
Marlon
B. Goodwin
Columbus
B. A. Gramm
Chillicothe
W. A. Henn
Hamilton
J. S. Jeffrey
C. H. Loew
Lakewood
R. H. Manson
Elyria
D. D. Miller
Wooster
E. T. Morris
Derwent
M. L. Mowrer
Dayton
E. B. Niswonger
P. L. Schaal
Botkins
A. L. Smith
Norwood
C. L. Taylor
Alliance
A.wood
Washington, D. C
Robbins Elopes for Europe Tour After Recital
Miss Hettie J Robbins elopes after a year of musical work capped by a recital. She departs June 25 for Europe to study and relax through mid September.
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Hettie J, Robbins
Souvenir Book Available at Monroe's Studio Lorain County
The Lorain County Souvenir book with over 200 illustrated pages is on sale at Monroe's Studio in Elyria. Copies cost 75 cents each, plus 46 cents for postage by mail.
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Lorain County
Gale
Monroe
Elyria
Mall
King Urges Moral Crisis Warning in Oberlin Sermon
President Henry Churchill King delivered the baccalaureate sermon at the First Congregational Church in Oberlin. He warned Americans about an inner moral crisis and the danger of the great refusal while urging graduates toward courage and high aspiration beyond material wealth.
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King
Oberlin
Henry Churchill King
First Congregational Church
Oberla
Phare
Lfe
Elyria Juniors Stop Lorain Tigers 5 To 4 In Weekend Match
Elyria Juniors traveled to Lorain for a baseball game and edged the Tigers 5 to 4. Umpire from Lorain drew criticism for disputed calls. Key hitters Keys and Star starred for Elyria. a rematch is slated next week.
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Elyria
Lorain
Lorain Tigers
Tigers
Keys
Star
Elyria Juniors
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Ohio Inventors
C. F
Walter Scott
Oddfellows Hall
Oddfellows
Ehyria Lodge 103
Rebeccas
Oddfellow Lodge
Order of Oddfellowship
Elyrian Cemetery
Wilder
Harry H. Smith & Co
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