Ingratitude Attacks in Elyria Chronicle Commentary
The Elyria Chronicle criticizes Sen. Chamberlain and Justice Lord as ingrates who opposed Reefy and fought his nomination. The piece argues their past campaigns against Reefy mirror current opposition, predicts repudiation by their former allies, and foresees their political decline as a consequence of failed loyalties.
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Reefy
Elyvia Chronicle
Seontor Chamberlain
Justice Lord
Big Lord
Wimnestf
Reety
Hesinn
Mr. Troxe
Aeefy
Chamberlain
Lord Eare
Joome
Lord
Mayor Reefy Wins all Four Wards in Blytia Primary
May or Reefy secured a decisive victory in Blytia Republican primaries carrying all four wards and winning by 177 votes over Troxel. The contest drew a large citywide turnout with four hours of polling and a strong showing in the Fourth Ward where Reefy led by 101.
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Troxel
Flyria
Reefy
P D Reefy
Tim Metion
Blytia
Makeg
David Troxel
Chronicle
Realy
Rigon
Official Ballot for First City Primary Elections
The ballot lists Mayor P D Reefy President of the Council F N Smith Auditor Black Fanver Treasurer Perry Williams Solicitor W B Johnson Board of Public Service H M Andreae Geo Weller and J Smith Councilmen at Large H D Cook B W Summers and Frank A Smith Councilmen by ward leaders and township officials including township treasurer and justice of peace A E Law rence constables Chas Cahoon Ralph Hobill and notes the canvassing by the city election board.
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P D Reefy
Te Council
F N Smith
Black Fanver
Perry Williams
W B Johnson
Board of Pubiie
H M Andreae
Geo Weller
J. Smith
H. D Cook
B W Summers
Frank A Smith
SimmonsAind
H Quayle
Wm Sage
EK Baus
B J Reilainger
H Crisp
E Lawrence
Chas Cahoon
Ralph Hobill
Bitytleation Board
Bae
Park
Reaeurer
Bobt
Perry
Williams
Pebeenee
el Claude Blanchard
Ss Bbe
Ree
Johncot
Fraok
J O Conaway
Massey
Geo
Bryant
HM Andress
George Weller
Fred Wolf
James O Smith
Dan Bason
Ore
Howard D Cook
Abbey
Sumners
Shearer
Lersoh
Lab
Christian Paraoh
Stanley Griffin
William Andrews
J A Tonnington
Urd
Harry H Smith
George E Hill
Aaseasore
Ya. Sage
F H Quayle
LW Simmon
Jud Ward
Ol BF Smith
A L Gole
Gnd
John Langton
BJ Reisinger
Sane
Herbert A
Dan
Lawrence
Oshoon
Braman
Brandan
Howletts
Braman and Crisp Win School Board Victory Amid Female Vote
The election results show C M Braman and George E Crisp securing school board seats. Ward totals are listed for Braman 828, Crisp 761, and Mrs. G Young 922, with wards and township totals noted. The piece comments on increasing women’s political participation.
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C M Braman
George E Crisp
OM Braman
Srd
Washburne
George EB Crisp
G Young
Toweship
Outsiders See Elyria Fire Dept Under Fire at Council
Five insurance rates in Elyria rose 6 to 50 percent over last year. The new rate book derides the city's decrepit fire department. Councilman RB Lerseh, a long time fire committee head, has delayed action despite repeated pleas from residents, firefighters, and officials. A street brawl on Lochtreet Monday left one man badly injured and unable to work.
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Elyria
RB Lerseh
Biyria Council
Oberlin Bowl
Lochtreet
Senior Member of Cleveland Stock Exchange Buys Seat
FL Fuller of F L Fuller and Co purchases a seat in the Cleveland stock exchange. Mr Waller serves as a director of the IO and 8 W Ry.
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Stock Exchange
FL Fuller
F L Fuller and Co
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Gnmo
Mfr
Waller
W Ry
Ohio National Guard to be armed with new rifles
A telegram from Washington indicates the Ohio National Guard will soon all be armed with the Frag i Jowenaen rifles. So far only one regiment has received the gun under the new military law. Assistant Adjutant General Taylor may visit Washington again to finalize the matter. General Corter of the ordinance department has about 60,000 rifles stored and expects more.
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Washington
North Eaton Notes and Local Obituaries
Local items record burial depth for a M D Rows property, reactions to Captain Lyons’ funeral, and mourners sympathy for Mrs Lyons and her children. News includes Miss Haven studying dressmaking, Charlie Grille renting Henry Dye farm, Parott child with pneumonia, and Mrs H Barrett of Lorain’s death. Also mentions Rockefeller praise and pricing moves by Standard Oil and plans for Swedish and Norwegian exhibits at the St Louis World’s Fair.
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Captain Lyons
8 Early
Elyria
Lyon
Miss Haven
Columbia
Charlie Grille
Henry Dye
W Parottie Aick
H Barrett
Lorain
John
Isaac Ross
Butternut Ridge
Faster Trains to Run Between Cleveland and Wheeling
Railroads plan quicker passenger service on the Cleveland to Wheeling line with new schedules and planned reductions in travel time to attract more riders. The O Land W company also expects higher business and a paying passenger department. A private test run showed improved timing between stations and faster overall service.
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Cleveland
Wheeling
Jonnaop
Public Sale at Sam Alexander Farm Car iain Township
The sale will be held Monday March 16 1908 at 9 30 AM two miles north of Grafton stop 25 on the Hl yha and Grafton car line. Items include horses cows calves pigs oats hay implements harness carts plows wheat timothy seed potatoes and other farm goods. B G Alexander Dan Eason Anotioness.
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Anderaimed
Sam Alexander
Car Iain
Grafton
Hlyha
Lorain County
B. G. Alexander
Dan Eason
Funeral of Miss Anna Rindspach in Elyria
The funeral for Miss Anna Rindspach who died March 5 at St. Alexis hospital Cleveland was held in Elyria. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs John North Ridgeville and resided with G H Robinsons for five years. She leaves parents seven sisters and three brothers. interment at Bid cemetery. The notice notes her clear enunciation and references Samuel Smiles aging author celebrating his birthday as health and interest in policy.
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Anna Rindspach
St. Alexis Hospital
Cleveland
In Elyria
St. Mary’s Church
Bid Cemetery
John North Ridgeville
Per Rindspach
G H Robbinson
Third Street
Sictara
Swindle Report Hits Keystone Home Scheme Probe
Detectives raided the Keystone Home Development Company of Pittsburg uncovering an alleged own your own home scheme that drew thousands of dollars from followers nationwide. The case recalls a Chicago investment controversy and marks a notable fraud crackdown.
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Officea
Keystone Home Development Company
Pittsburg
Arnold Turf Investment Company
Chicago
Boy snared in swamp breathes after rescue
Eight year old Wm Minkey of Columbus street narrowly escaped a swamp sink while walking with a friend near Ely's woods. He sank to his shoulders before a dog alarmed his father, and rescuers pulled him from the bog. He remains in a critical condition this morning.
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Wm Minkey
Columbus Street
Wields
Ely's Woods
Jana
Smething
Obituary for John Anderson and Lake Avenue accident
A Missouri obituary notes John Anderson has died after a Monday passing and mentions his grocery store at the Corners, his wife inheriting his virtues and continuing the business. Also recorded is Len Bounds, a 15 year old boy from Lake Avenue, who suffered a severe right arm sprain after being pushed near a waterworks pipe by a playmate.
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Missouri
John ‘Anderson
Len Bounds
Lake Avenue
Probate Court Guardians and Administrators Named
Probate Court records show Thomas Howlette as guardian for David Mary and Earl Reynolds seeking to sell lands to support wards. Wm M Smith of Elyria named guardian for minor Bzrgelt children. Will of Rhods A Clark of Piteafield admitted pro pata. A Z Tillotson appointed administrator.
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Thomas Howlette
David, Mary
Earl Reynolds
Warde
Wm. M Smith
Elyria
Prank
Albert
Charles
Stella
Leo
Rhods A Clark Late
Piteafield
Z Tillotson
North Russia Visitors and Local Movements Noted
North Russia residents Mr and Mrs Dick Henson of Ridgeville are guests at the home of Wm Schubert. Henry Grugel and family moved to N Amherst on their new farm. Misa L Heacock of Detroit is visiting Mr Geo Langa. Miss Emma Berg, a teacher, entertained pupils at her home with merry games and refreshments. Capt Stephen Henton of the Boston police retired after 28 years service with no arrests.
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Dick Henson
Ridgeville
Wm. Schubert
Henry Grugel
N. Amherst
Misa L Heacock
Detroit
Bss
Geo Langa
Emma Berg
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Gen. E. Crisp
Ohio National Guard
North Eaton
Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
New York Telegram
Harvey C. Ives
Misa Josephine Comings
Mra
WR Comings
Jay Adrian Egbert
Middle Avenue
Misa’ Comings
WH Comings
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Church of Christ
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Mr. Munger
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Germany
Theodor Mommsen
Adolf Menzel
Menxe
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Chautauqua Cooking Schowt
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First Railroad
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Durham
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Jackson
Lord Welson
George Stephenson
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Veginia
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Probate Court
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Philadelphia
Troy
N. Y
Uniqua
Stephen Henton
Boston Police Force
Glangy
Hornellsville,n Y
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Rornelleville
David Kennedy
Gen. H. Tift
River Street
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