Briefer Highlights of Crim es and Fires Across States
A druggist A J Cromwell found guilty of selling illegally and fined. Fred Darman robbed near New Castle by two masked highwaymen. A Columbus Masonic temple dam aged 25 000 by fire from defective wiring. Ephraim Parker 30, Seneca County pioneer, dies of heart disease. Miss Mary Resch dies in Kenton from poison. Jesse Monier farmer in Crawford County commits suicide after cancer battle. Joseph Wasson found dead at Ashtabula Harbor near a pile of debris. Teese Monjar near Gallon Ohio shoots himself. despondency cited. Mayor Brennan orders all saloons in Xenia to remove stock and fixtures. Arthur Norris critical after barn rescue burn. Frank Douglas of Cambridge charged with lewd conduct. Prohibition raids seize war goods. 1580 pounds of colored telemarganing confiscated at Toledo and dealer George Smith arrested. Odd Fellows lodge meeting in New Castle plans Cascade Park gathering August 29. Petition for Ohio National Guard company at Lovain grows. Major A F Gove leads effort.
Tomorrow Magazine Review For March Front Cover Portrait
Tomorrow Magazine highlights a bold March issue with abundant illustrations and editorials on Sobriety Educational Effects of Business Life Democracy and social issues. It features serials on family love and marriage, portraits and industry topics, and promotes an April Diaz portrait with a Chicago origin and yearly price of one dollar.
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ToMorrow Magazine
William
Eliot
Chicago
Hugh O. Pentcast
Lida Parca Robinson Contin
J. R. Trumbull
Viola Richardson
D. F. Hannigan
Mexico
Parker H. Scribe
Washington
Magazing
Diaz
Morrow Magazine
Calumet Avenue
Illnois
Lorain Folks Enjoy Pleasant Winter Florida Trip
A Lorain group described as Capt and Mrs Truman Moore Mr and Mrs Geo F Smith of Lorain and guests from Xenia Wilmington Ohio and New York City Journeyed by the launch Ada commanded by Capt Otto Schmidt to The Rocks for a day of bathing and picnicking ending with a fine winter outing.
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Florida
Truman Moore
Geo. F. Smith
Lorrain
Xenia
Wilmington
Ohio
New York City
Ada
Otto Schmidt
Pic
Lorain parties return from southern trips with trophies
The Lorain groups enjoyed scenic shores and rich shells on a southern excursion, returning to Tampa around four o'clock with trophies from the journey. The article notes this as one of many enjoyable trips taken by Lorain parties in the south.
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Ubing
Tampa
W G Sharp to Lecture at Lorain Library
W G Sharp of Elyria will give an illustrated talk on his star studies using a home telescope. He will bring exceptional stereopticon slides for the audience. The event starts Thursday March 1 at 8 o'clock with admission at corner.
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Lorain
W. G. Sharp
Elyria
Sharp
Cable Break Delays Oil Well Drilling Near Oberlin
A. S. Carr on the Evans farm near Oberlin reports the test well drilling slowed by a worn old cable, with a 2600 pound replacement due. He notes the well has reached about 2000 feet, has cut limestone since 850 feet, and has struck some gas but not in paying quantities. If needed, drilling may continue to 3000 feet, potentially the deepest in the area.
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A. S. Carr
Evans Farm
Oberlin
Judge Nye at Oberlin Dinner Highlights Local Pride
The Oberlin Board of Commerce hosted a Park hotel dinner Friday with over 100 town and college representatives. Elyria’s Judge Nye and wife attended. Huckins introduced Nye who joked about office seekers, then called Oberlin the pride of the country and delivered warm remarks recalling his forty years in town.
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Oberlin Board of Commitrce
Park Hotel
Elyria
Nyse
Huckins
Oberlin
Nye
Return of Edith Vernon and Jack Everleigh at Rose Court
Edith Vernon reunites with Jack Everleigh at Rose Court after years apart. Jack, now bearing the Everleigh name from his godfather Mr Everleigh, recalls childhood moments and the old farmhouse. He reveals a severed head on a keepsake photograph and confirms his new identity as Edith becomes Edith Everleigh.
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Lady Elder
Akby
Edith
Evarleigh
Sycamores
Rose Court
Milton
Miss Vernon
Mr. Hyerleigh
Jack
Mr. Everleigh
Lending a Hand
Mrs Muggins notes a man who joined the church last Sunday was a bunco steerer, while Mrs Buggins calls him a help in organizing church fairs. The brief interchange from the Philadelphia Record highlights community humor about new members.
Secret of the Desk Unveils a Wife’s Silent Resolve
Isabel Cameron discovers Nellie Vincent's photograph in her husband Richard's desk. A planned visit to her sister Kath leads to emotional truth as Nellie’s picture and a staged copy reveal the past and test their marriage. Isabel’s restrained jealousy gives way to renewed affection at a party as she confronts the hidden ties.
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Cameron
Nellie Vincent
Nelie
Richard
Jennie
Mrs. Cameron
Mr. Cameron
Nellie
Isabel
Kate
Kata
Mie
Ponn
Anawered and Anawered Maid on Love and Matrimony
The maid asks what leads to marriage and the bachelor answers that love is the prelude to matrimony. The playful exchange frames love as the start of a lasting union.
Last Cargo of Simee and the Georgia Slave Auction
Col William Youngblood of Alabama recalls the last ship with African slaves reaching Georgia's coast in 2860. It carried 500 to 600 enslaved people, proceeding to Augusta for sale on the Savannah River auction block with prices from $800 to $9300. He remembers seeing some buyers’ possession among neighbors.
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Simee
William Youngblood
Alabama
Georgia
Savannah River
Augusta
Col Youngblood
Gachoolboy
Reverend Murray Appointed Lamplighter in Solthold
Reverend William H. Murray best been chosen to act as lamplighter in that place and has entered upon the performance of his duties. He will walk over 12 miles nightly in the course of his rounds. He says the salary of 26 dollars per month is one reason for taking the post, the other being the incidental exercise.
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Lamplighter
William H. Murray
Univeraaliat Church
Solthold
Murray
Honors And Honors Across Borders In A Curious Tale
A narrative contrasts European honors with a Turkish honor given to Herr Holler after witnessing a sensational event on July 21. The piece also includes a quip about Christmas aftermath and a homegrown joke about installment collectors lasting 423 weeks, echoing Chicago Sun city wit.
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Herr Holler
Medijd
Chicago Sun
Omissions of History and Spartan Courage in Thermopylae Passage
The piece recalls Leonidas at Thermopylae saying it will be useless after January 1 and dying to defend the pass, noting Spartan steadfastness. It also reports on composers hiring singers in a London lawsuit, with publishers saying even great composers rely on prima donnas to spread new songs nationally.
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Leonidas
London
2 Music
Cardinals Travel Privilege Decree By Italian Railways
The Italian government, which controls the railways, ordered that every cardinal traveling in Italy have a private compartment at no extra charge, even if he only holds a first class ticket.
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Italy
Heirs Draw Lots For 26000 Estate In Australia Case
An Australian man who died in April left a $26 000 property to six heirs. Writings sealed in envelopes defined the six shares, and the heirs drew lots without knowing the contents.
Immense pitchblende deposits found in Spain mountains
Immense deposits of pitchblende from which radium is obtained are reported to have been discovered in the Guadarrama mountains of Spain, indicating a broader supply beyond previously favored localities.
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Guadar Tama
Spain
Fir for Firewood Rail? Portland Man Plans BC Logs to San Diego
A Portland man proposes buying fir logs unused by British Columbia mills, tying them into massive rafts, towing them to San Diego where the logs would be cut into firewood and gold, reversing traditional timber trade and sale routes.
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Portland
Oré
British Columbia
San Diego
Parliament to shun Irish members in next session speech
In Belfast MP Redmond stated Parliament next session will not be a place for Irish members who cannot attend, eliciting laughter. The remark comes amid a string of social notes including reforms and tastes discussed in contemporary columns.
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Belfast
Redmond
Beeste The Difference in Loyalty and Government Duty
The czar confronts the shift in governance allegiance from citizenship to troop loyalty, highlighting the implications for a state that relies on armed forces rather than the loyalty of its people. This examination explores how power, legitimacy, and civic duty intertwine as military backing becomes central to rule.
Discovery of Bunyan anvil near birthplace in Helenston
Report notes the discovery of the anvil John Bunyan worked on near his birthplace in Helenston England with a date 1642. The item mentions Good Team Pluck and Push forming a team that keeps the double instead.
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John Bunyan
Helenston
England
Fragmentary OCR Locks On Unclear Vehicle Names
Readable text shows fragmented words and misread names likely about cars and tickets. Key entities and specifics are too garbled to extract reliable facts or dates.
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A. J. Cromwell
Patternn
Costa
Backle
Fred Darman
New Castle
Masonic Temple
Columbus
Ephrahm Parker
Senecaounty
Greenspring
Misa Mary Resch
Kenton
Jesse Monier
Crawford Munty
Joseph Wasson
Ashtabula
Haror
Hile
Teese Monjar
Gallon, O
Caude
Waa
Willian
F. Brennan
Arthur Norrig
Barbara Norris
East of
Tin
Frank Douglas
Cambridge
Wag Dr
Togo
Apeak
W. H. H. Bowen
Internal Revenue
Indiana
Michigan
Toledo
George Smith
Independent Order of Odd Wellows
Cascade Park
Ohblo National Guard
Lovain
A. F. Gove
Bank of the Knights of Pythias
Omorrow Magazine
Judge Nye
Jack Milton
Ceylon
Balch
MR. Everleson
Miss Milton
Med
Vernons
Strong
Rochester Theological Seminary
Mamie
Maggie
N. Y
Bethnal Green
Queen of Mare
Sue McCall CO
Mother Gray
Hollisters
Rocky
H. A. Dykeman
Grafton
Ladple
Londrat
Cols
Clati
West
Welling Son
Via
Ind
The
Cleveland & South-Western
Care
Alyria
Public Square
Cleveland
Elyris
North Amherst
Graftom
Birmingham
Bertin Heights
Norwalk
F. M. Norwalk Limiteds
Boston
Ascomounda
Wey Caves
Overandusky
Weet Sound
Baftsle
Dally
Beston & Chicago
Iwestern Express
Fe Eases Reeds
Giavannad
Detroit
Saposesaeey Ust DB
Semesaees Saees
Banduski
Pacific
Oneane Vane
Viz Suvaunky
A. J. Smith L. P. Baxtine
Pat A. Ticket Agt
Rasanraiaias
Jackson
Baltimore & Uwio A. 8
Sorfsaraarey Meroe Soner
Sebeeangank Wernannesar
Aaa
M . F Aly
Bea
Sntegeageat
Polimas
Parler
Hundsy
F. Fing Branson
Dachtlor
Ticket Agva
Lake Ghore
Lees
South Lorain
Beach Park
Isso
Lorain St
Carn
Teorain
DR. B. EW. Satrick
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