Revival grips Oberlin as banks and colleges close
In Oberlin March turmoil follows a revival led by Milford H Lyon. Businesses shut, classes suspended as 2000 women attended meetings. A bank in the old Citizens' National building, linked to Cassie Chadwick, is cited in whispers about loans and crimes.
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Oberlin
March
Milford H Lyon
Tabernacle
Evangelist Lion
Sistent
Lion
People’s Bank
Citizens’ National
Cassie Chadwick
Chadwick
Beckstth
Spear
Post Office to Use Autocar Mail Cars in Washington
After a year of trials the Post Office Department adopts specially built anticar autos to collect mail from street boxes in Washington. A chauffeur drives the car while a clerk sorts letters inside ready for the stamping machine. The Baltimore and Milwaukee tests succeeded. Detroit and Louisville are next cities slated for conversion.
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Washington
Mar
Postofice
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Detroit
Louisville
Vinol tonic promoted as superior cod liver medicine
An advertisement claims Vinol as a non patent cod liver tonic providing medicinal elements from cod liver without oil to aid digestion and strength. It is guaranteed by thousands of druggists to help elderly, sickly individuals, nursing mothers, and recovery after illness across the United States. Also notes a mink muff theft at the National Bank on Feb 25.
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Elyria
United States
Eads
National Bank
Na_tional bank
Evelyn Thaw Defends Mother in Harry Thaw Trial
Mrs. Evelyn Thaw testified briefly about her family history and intended to stay near her son during the Harry Thaw trial for Stanford White’s murder. She voiced relief that her testimony had been given and noted the heavy impact of the proceedings on her and other women connected to the case as visitors and letters arrived from abroad.
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New York
William Thaw
Harry KK. Thaw
Stanford White
Harry Thaw
Evelyn Thaw
Thaw
Tombs Earls
Willliam Thaw
George L Carnegie
Countés
Yarmouth
Saratoga Wins National Encampment Bid
The executive committee of the GAR met in Zanesville on Thursday to choose the site for this year’s national encampment. Cleveland was among the claimants, but the committee awarded the honor to Saratoga New York after a lively debate. Date to be fixed.
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The
GAR
Zanesville
Cleveland
Saratoga
Washington, D C and Return Plan Highlights
Advertisement notes one fare Pilus $200 tickets for travel between Washington D C and return. Tickets sold March 23rd and valid until April 1st. Consuls Agents B and O mention Austin's Pancakes offered to help regain appetite at Brocers.
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Washington, D.C
Austin
Elyria Telephone Company Publishes New Directory
The Elyria Telephone Company's new directory is ready and available. Corles may be had by calling at the office on West Second Street.
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Elyria Telephone Company
Corles
West Second Street
Bankruptcies filed in U S court by Canfield and Grosemiller
W S Canfield of the city files for bankruptcy listing debts at 3000. Lewis Grosemiller of Starkarts follows with debts totaling 704.98. The RB O contemplates two special Pullman train excursions to Washington DC for teachers during Easter Vacation March 30 to April 6 with details to follow.
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United States Court
W. 5
Canfield
Ae City
Lewis Grosemiller
Starkarts
Washington, D. C
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Cassie
College Town
Harry H. Smith & Co
Obie Telephone
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Evelyn
Caratoga
International Tailoring Co
Chicago
Geo. H. Chapman Clothing
Mendelson
Dawim
Elyria City Band
Elyria Theatre
Jewett Goodman
Grean
U. S
Eighth St
Blaine Bros
Broad ST
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