Brainy Man Slain by Red Demon in Dreary Lodging
Rhode Island coroner reports the death of Frank Spencer, 62, a bachelor found dead in a dilapidated Wellington area house. He was described as intelligent but plagued by drink, whose volatile struggle with alcohol led to a fatal stupor. An elderly Providence native, Spencer lived alone, drifting between sobriety and relapse amid a life haunted by alcohol.
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Rhode Alan
Sallor
Frank Spence
Edite
Wellington
Frank Spencer
Spencer
Call
Spenser
Wellhnkton
Stoning
Osteer
Spenear
Providence
Merten H
Lorain transit fare and track plans spark confusion
Sharp changes appear in a chaotic notice about Lorain street railway updates including track work, fare adjustments, new cash fares, and projected service implications. The document references Lake Shore and local officials with unclear dates and adjusted pricing, signaling a broader system overhaul.
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Lorain
Lake Shore
Mirecese Street Railway
Arto
City Council Calls Public Attendance on Bridge Repair
The council urges the public to attend as it resumes discussion on repairing the Washington avenue bridge. Officials indicate the adjournment time and related city tasks will be addressed, with a specific request for input from residents.
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Board of Veablio Service
Pha Board
Smith
Publica
Washington Avenue Bridge
Franks Andrews Funeral With Floral Miniature Car
The remains of Frank Andrews, a popular GC motorman, were laid to rest Sunday afternoon near Rockport. A black satin car carried by company employees preceded the funeral, as Rev Reedinger led the service. A floral tribute included a miniature car, and pallbearers and crew from the company attended. He leaves his mother and a brother who served in the Philippines.
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Frank Andrews
Andrews
3. W. Traction Tine
Rockport
Reedinger
Ridgaville
Jim Ingram
Lewis Meachum
Tommy Cowl
Harry Albera
Hatolin Humphrey
Harry Wheaton
Forest Smith
J A. Austin
Pat . Crehan
Peter Lacay
Rey Readinger
Kamme
Mies Hawkins
Kemmes
Andrewa
Boatan
Philippines
Trio of Drunkards Hear Mayor Hearings
Dear and Dumb Man was one of three intoxicated men brought before the mayor Monday morning. McIntyre, charged with intoxication, pleaded his case again and was fined five dollars plus costs. Fox, a deaf and dumb man, reeled along the sidewalk, and Tom Garmen were also fined five dollars and costs each.
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McIntyre
Jobo Fox
Tom Garmen
Kipton Attracts Death Focus in Town Feature
The Obertin News profile of Kipton highlights undertakers and cemeteries as key local attractions. The piece praises William Granger undertaker and embalmer, notes nearby offices, and sketches Monument Park honoring 140 local dead in Canilen township.
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Obertin News
Kitton
Aspen
Andpoint
Kiptonitesse
Drinotral
Baurnesa
Wiliam Granger
Granger
MW D ‘A
Mallor
Pome- Toy
Uno WN. Weber
Iquitable Lite Tosurmnes Co
Chiet
Laterust
Et Canilen
Carrie
Dog Attack in Yard Leaves Hobo with Severe Wounds
A hobo was attacked by a dog named Towser near a Wes teide woman’s yard. The animal injured his right hand and arm, blood streaming as the man reached the police station for help. Rootcar treated the wounds and Hogan claimed he was not in the yard when the dog attacked.
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Hogan
Fon
Larry
Towser
George Hoan
Rootcar
Health Board Threatens Action Over Wage Crush Issue
The health board says it will intervene to force streetcar companies to enforce the law amid reports of disorder and disrespect on streetcars. Officials plan to address the problem and may pursue measures to stop indecent behavior and ensure compliance.
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Health Board
Tntron
Reoniy
I Wall
AMPA
Baen
Chamber of Commerce Banquet Promises Notable Social Event
The Chamber of Commerce plans a March 24 banquet at the Hout Andwur for members and their wives. A special committee met to select speakers and organize arrangements for what social observers expect to be a premier affair of the season.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hout
Arrabpeiente
Fire Damage Report From Tremont Street Shoe Store
Fire started from a cook stove at the home of Mrs Elizabeth Webber on Tremont Street Saturday afternoon. The flames caused damage but the fire department limited it to the stock of shoes and rubber goods valued at about 66.00. No injuries reported.
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Mra. Elizabeth Webber
Tremont Street
Arena
Duck hunting prospects praised by season preview
Local reports claim improved conditions and plentiful opportunities for hunters this year with better river flows and abundant buck and duck sightings. Officials note wider bags and safer hunting after recent management changes.
Arbor Day Date Likely Set For Friday April 14
Governor Herrick to issue a Proclamation naming Arbor Day for April 14 at noon. Readers suggested April 22 as an alternative for Easter week observance, but officials prefer Friday April 14. Schools favor a Friday observance over a midweek date to avoid disrupting regular lessons.
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Herrick
Adout
Sheldon Divorce Granted Amid Alimony Award
After a sensational trial, Mattie Sheldon was granted a divorce from Alarenes Sheldon, a farmer known as PretsHeld, by Judge Washburn on grounds of rose neglect. Mrs. Sheldon received alimony of 760 dollars. Evidence showed Sheldon was aware of his wife's smoking, dope use, and swearing before separation.
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Mattie Sheldon
Alarenes Sheldon
Washburn
Mra. Sheldon
Sheldon
Fiudtter
Shelton
Waahbarn
Wife of William J Bryant Dies After Operation
Mrs. William J Bryant of Turner Street died Monday morning in Elyria hospital at age 23 from complications after a recent operation. She had been hospitalized several weeks, left for a time and returned for surgery. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
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William J Bryant
Turner Street
Elyria Hospital
Bryant
Wallestion
Robin’s Glad Note Hinted Spring Arrival Across City
The Reporter reports Robin sightings across the city last Friday with Mrs. Robin seen planning spring building efforts. Early signs point to a rush of nest-building as roosts with southern exposure and modern conveniences are sought.
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Bo Cee
Roto Redbreast
Robin
Lawsuit Filed Over Promissory Note in Michigan
Biller and Co sue N F McMyler for 34471 alleging he signed a promissory note for 334 dated September 40 1896 in Clemena Michigan. The complaint claims 50 dollars was paid with interest due bringing the total to 344. The case lists Hallir and Dabm as parties connected to the note.
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N. F. McMyler
Biller, Aia Co
Plawmfff
McMyer
Hallir and
Dabm
Clemena
Mich
Kanvenag Sues Lorain Firm for 8857 Net Claim
H F Kanvenag trustee files suit in the common pleas court against Lorain Law and Building Company for 8857 nets on a loan. The action seeks recovery against de Diunitifs and a Gist acd net lei 3 on property located in the southwestern portion of Lorain.
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H. F. Kanvenag
Common Pleas Court
Lorain Law and Building Company
de Diunitifs
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