Rousing Meeting Denounces Tammany Ring at Court House
Nearly two hundred Republicans gathered at the common pleas court Friday night in a rousing rally opposing machine politics. Speakers attacked the Tammany ring led by Johnston Burke and Go, urged caucuses, and urged loyal Republicans to join a new club for clean honest politics.
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Jes Tng
Tammany Ring
WR Johnston
Burke
Kang
Ando
Cout
Viles
Gaug
Vridaes
A L Garford
Frank Woilford
Wilford
Garford
Tippecanoe Club
Cleveland
Chas Ensign
Elyria Club
Lee Stroup
Lis
Webber
Stroup
Johnston-Burke
Washigton
Vongress of
Bliald
Mr. Chamberlain
Nye
Boss Rate
Malkinley
Hinman
Theagan
Hlytis
W. A Braman
M. H Leyayood
Avery Republican
Senator Chamberlin Promises Post Office for Support
The Oberlin representative is assured a post office if the local delegation backs the senator for Congress. The pledge is seen as an easy win for the senator, with Oberlin residents told to prepare for a move soon. Burke at Elyria is also noted as arranged.
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Chamber
Oberlin
Congress
Oberlin Tribune
Burke
Elyria
Court suit filed for divorce by Nancy Carter
Nancy Carter sues Westly Carter in the Court of Common Pleas alleging extreme cruelty and habitual drunkenness with J B Fauver serving as plaintiff's attorney. The narrative then shifts to a humorous aside about Representative Landis of Indiana and Representative Littlefield at Harvey's, quoting a waiter’s retort on steak preparation from a Washington Post excerpt.
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Nancy Carter
Westly Carter
J. B. Fauver
Congressien
Landis
Indiana
Littlefield
Harvey's
Mr. Landis
Harvey
Washington Post
Special Opening of Millinery by Mrs Houghlen
Mrs M Houghlen retires to offer a new spring line of street hats and ready to wear items. A special opening is set for Saturday and Monday March 6 and 7 at 505 Broad Street over Fisher's Jewelry Store. Regular opening follows thereafter.
Barber shop note reads at Smith block near Holdred's store
A faded notice from Asuenstein invites old friends and patrons to visit the Smith block near Holdred's bookstore where C Myers supervised operations. The writer signs as U. and references 1401805, seeking calls or visits from locals.
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Smith Block
Hldred
C . Myers
Iany
Asuenstein
Chamber of Commerce Holds Monthly Banquet and Set Committees
The Chamber of Commerce met Friday evening in council chambers with limited business. It announced year 1904 standing committees including membership H Squire Jr and others, streets and roads H M Andresa and crew, education WR Cummings and Cadmus, and auditing Otto Haserodt. The Gardner bill in Congress prompts a commission to study methods to improve Merchant Marine. The annual banquet will be at Elks hall later this month, with Colonel J J Sullivan of Cleveland Chamber likely speaker.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ensign
H Squire Jr
O Williams
EQ Chapman
Fred Wolf
George H. Ely
FS Reefy
Wm G Sharp
H A Dykeman
H M Andresa
H J Eady
Dro Cushing
A S Garford
Rows Fanver
John O Crisp
Brooks
George Ely
Flower
Sadro
WR Cemings
EF Cadmus
Frank Beebe
DJ Nye
Wilson Rogers
FA Smythe
G Sharp
James OC Smith
M Whiteman
D W Baldwin
ES Marbourg
Artemus Beaba
Otto Haserodt
Lora
JD Faxon
Gardner
Congress
Elia
J J Sullivan
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Collision at Lorain Street crossing injures riders
An 8 B&Q freight train collided with a trolley car at the Dexter Street crossing in Lorain Friday morning. The freight had begun to back down as the car crossed. the front of the car was crushed and overturned, causing passengers to scramble as the train halted. No one was seriously injured.
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Lorain Street
Dexter Street
Lorain
Mmotorman
Acroga
Wellinston Grocer Taken To Huron Street Hospital
Wellington grocer Wellinston Grove was taken to Huron Street Hospital in Cleveland on Friday afternoon after two weeks of illness. He is described as very sick. The Elyria Souvenir book is being sold at Monroe's store for 250.
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How Hall
Bowlby & Hall, Provers
Wellington
Huron Street Hospital
Cleveland
Elyria
Monroe’s Stad
Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy Advertises Cure Claims
An advertisement touts Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for kidney bladder and rheumatic issues plus a testimonial from Rev Theodore Hunter praising relief from kidney trouble. It claims simple urine test guidance and offers sample bottles by mail with priced bottle sizes and a related Satt Rheum Cream for skin and other diseases.
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David Kennedy
Theodore Hunter
Presbyterian Church
Greensburg
David Kennedy Corporation
Resolutions Adopted After Death Of Knights of Pythias Brother
At a regular meeting on March 1904 Chevalier No 416 Knights of Pythias adopted resolutions mourning George B Way a beloved brother described as a model of friendship charity and benevolency The lodge extended sympathies to the family ordered the charter draped for thirty days and resolutions published in daily papers
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Chevalier Jfudge
Knights of Pything
Marcha
George B Way
Chevalier Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Ony
Postal Employees In Politics Policy From Postmaster General Payne
Postmaster General Payne states government employees in the classified service must refrain from active political participation. They should not attend delegates to conventions or serve on political committees. Classified staff may vote and privately express views but must avoid political management or team involvement.
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Politiog
Payne
Guardians and estate appointments listed in probate court
Probate Court appoints George Creazy guardian for Barbara and John Szabe of Lorain with a $400 bond and William L Hemenway guardian for George and Sydney Hemenway with a $500 bond. El Bargo appointed administrator of Abraham Sheldon estate of Rusgin township with a $3000 bond.
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George Creazy
Barbara
John Szabe
Lorain
William L Hemenway
George
Sydney Hemenway
EL Bargo
Abraham Sheldon
Rusgin
Revival Services at Wethodist Episcople Church
Revival services continue with Dr. Dawson preaching at both services. Evening theme is A Gospel Message to the Lawyers. At three in the afternoon a men’s meeting at Melock will feature music and an address by the pastor.
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Dawson
Death of William Finch Painter Dies in Elyria at 78
William Finch a painter living on last avenue died Friday at 3:00 p m aged 78 after fifteen years in Elyria. He leaves three children in Spokane Washington and a son in big Place. A temperance meeting at Baptist church tomorrow at 7 p m features Rev Sala speaking on Ward Local Option Bill. An opening for a housekeeper is listed at 891 West River St after 6:00 p m. A Lorain County political note announces a candidate for congress after the death of Rep W W Skiles.
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Willialm Finch
Last Avenue
Elyria
William and
John
Spokane
Washington
Charles
Big Place
Baptist Church
Mr. Sala
West River St
Colonist Sleepers Low Rate Tickets Advertised
Parties seeking space in Colonist Sleeping cars from Chicago should arrange at least a week in advance through the local ticket agent or A. J. Smith G P and T A Cleveland Ohio. March 35.
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Chicago
Lake Shore
A. J. Smith
G. P
T. A
Cleveland
Ohio
Carter takes oath as Oberlin village president in Ohio
Carter, president of Oberlin village council, becomes warer of that village under the new code to succeed the late Mayor Fauver. He will return from Florida, take the oath, qualify, and serve until May 1905. Carter is well known in the county and expected to discharge duties creditably. Also listed is a horse sale note for Fannia Clay and Lady Sim-Mon bay mares, 154 hands high, 6 years old, broken to drive, contact Montague Horon, Ohio.
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OF Carter
Oberlin
Fauver
Florida
Carter
Brad Kentucky
Ncvels
Fannia Clay
Lady Sim- Mon
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Republican Club of
Common Pleas
Harry Hi. Smith & CO
Cheapside
Elyria O
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain Street Railway
Wellinston Grocer
Probate
William Finch
Lorain County
W W Skiles
Royal Baking Powder
Harry H. Smith
E. Broad St
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