Goulder Nominated for Cleveland Mayor by Republicans
Harvey D. Goulder was nominated on Saturday morning by acclamation by the Republicans of Cleveland for mayor. If the party stands solidly together he will be a strong candidate and defeat the current incumbent. Railroads announce improvements with new rails arriving for Nickel Plate yards and Band O line, including plans for a double track across the division.
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Harvey D. Goulder
Republicans
Cleveland
Lornik Democrat
Band O
Jeweled Princes of India and the Garhwar of Daroda
A garbled account describes India's jeweled princes and the Daroda garhwar adorned with gems. It mentions precious pearls, necklaces, and royal regalia valued in the millions, with references to Sivaraj Gurkwar and historic emblems.
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Jeweled Princes OF
India
Aantailataey Indies Gt
Sivajeri Guikwar
Rhwerner
Herain
The Suburban Giggle and France Paris Paper Gift
A suburbanite laments country living breeding slovenliness and a uniform giggle among women. The piece notes a peculiar euphoric tone in speech and manners. Mme Marguerite Durand, former La Fronde owner, donates the Paris paper to her staff, becoming a coworker with them.
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Mme
Marguerite Durand
la Fronde
Growth of British Museum Recorded in Daily Volumes
The British Museum shows an increase of one hundred volumes per day. The figure reflects rapid expansion of the library as new acquisitions accumulate, expanding access and scholarly resources for researchers and visitors alike.
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British Museum
Railroad wing a big Sul damages suit won
HW Elsworth of New York sued the Pennsylvania Railroad for 10000 for being put off a train at Crestline when his ticket called for a continuous trip from Wooster to Bucyrus. He knew the train did not stop at Bucyrus and used an expired ticket next day. court ruled no damages due to knowledge of the noncontinuous route. Jury directed verdict for the defendant.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
HW Elsworth
New York City
North Robinson
Wooster
Bucyrus
Elsworth
Bucyrnus
Crestline
Hoe
Elaworth
Notable Early 1900s Transit and Cultural Items
A summary of local transport and tech ideas includes a 12,000 annual passenger drop on steam railroads due to trolley lines, and a Canadian inventor claims a rail track telephoning system. Norwalk Elks discuss forming an opera house stock company. A USS Perry ship remains under cover at Sandusky as a Marine Home project advances. Crosland releases a new satirical work titled Lovely Woman amid criticism of The Unspeakable Seat.
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Elks of
Norwalk
To Cure A Cold in One Day Laxative Ad
An old advertisement promises a quick cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It notes pharmacists will refund money if the remedy fails and features BE Groves signature on each box.
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BE. W. Grove
Abe
Public Sale on Sam Alexander Farm Car Lisle Township
The undersigned will offer for sale on the Sam Alexander farm in Car Lisle township north of Grafton stop 25 on the Elyria and Grafton car line on Monday March 16 1908 starting at 9:00 am. The sale includes 11 horses 11 young cows 5 calves 20 stock ewes 6 brood sows 90 pigs one boar harness wagons a cart a binder mower Tiger hay rake plows cultivators Weeder one bay canvas ladder clover seed timothy seed seed potatoes eating potatoes and other articles. BR G Alexander Dan Eason Auctioneer.
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Sam Alexander
Carlisle
Grafton
Elyria
Lorain
BR. G. Alexander
Dan Eason
Lorain To Host Sunday School Convention Week
The Lorain county Sunday School convention opens Monday March against Lorain with pastor superintendents and teachers. Five state tour special guests Dr Joseph Clark Mr Dowling Mrs Crouse Knapp and Landes will perform. Local committees finished plans and the session closes Tuesday evening.
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Nining County
Lorain
Ite
Joseph Clark
Dowling
Crouse
Knapp
Landes
Ohio
Algst Lorain
Lorain Men Named To Lead Union Iron Works
Lorain business leaders Frank Jeffrey, current shipyard superintendent, and L T Hicks of Lorain Steel Co audit department are chosen to head Union Iron Works Sangurancieco. Jeffrey will move to wing president and general manager, leaving soon. Hicks will depart with John Robinson to serve as successor.
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Lorain Seme
Buainerns
Lrgest
United Sites
Union Iron Works
Sangurancieco
Frank Jeffrey
Wing
Company T
Lths
Lorain Steel Co
John Robinson
Joffrey
Wild Geese Seen Crossing Skies Signaling Spring
A flock of wild geese passed over Kiyrin early Saturday, described as noisy and conspicuous. A local observer notes geese are wary and hard to shoot, likely seeking feeding grounds, with birds wintering in the Lake Superior region and returning northward for spring.
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Kiyrin
Bhapter
Goone
Lake Superior
Anxious plea on sewage and public health in Elyria
A fragment outlines citizen concerns over sewage disposal and air quality with a sardonic foil about a statesman suggesting dumping waste into a lake and pumping it back for drinking. The note touches on a Choctaw family in Ardmore and a brief remark on ultimatums and a lost dog notice.
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Embryo Statesman
Senior Class Reception at High School Fetes Janiora
The Senior class hosted a reception for the Janiora Friday night in the high school building with impromptu apologies, charades, and a country store. Jay Brown gave the welcome, Roy Cole responded for the Juniors, and Miss Mable Wilkins and Miss Lola Rauch contributed piano selections. Jacob Brown, a blast furnaces worker, lost both hands in an early Friday accident, later admitted to hospital. Amasa D Howe, former Elyria resident, died in Blue Rapids Kansas earlier this week after moving there years before.
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Jay Brown
Roy Cole
Mable Wilkins
Lola Rauchfuse
Jacob Brown
Amasa D Howe
Elyria
Blue Rapids
Kansas
New Horses Offer for Fire Department Presented
Chief Hafner of the fire department received a letter from HM Annant of Bellefontaine offering a team of sorrel ponies for department use. The pair stand 14 hands high and weigh about 2700 pounds, equal in height and color. The council is expected to address the purchase at the next regular meeting.
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Hafner
Fire Department
H M Annant
Bellefontaine
Coal price cut hinted amid spring strike drive
A leading coal operator predicts a coal price reduction if the strike ends. The commission may not suspend wage increases, but a 50 cent per ton rise above wholesale prices could launch anthracite producers into the spring season at 4 50 per ton. Separately Mrs Lucy Cloualy of Boston celebrated her 91st birthday by baking fourteen pies for a party.
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Thia
Lucy
Cloualy
Boston
Oberlin Graduate Called to Sandusky Pastorate
The Sandusky Congregational church society extended a unanimous call to Rev. E King of Maryville to become pastor, succeeding Dr. Edward A Steiner who resigned to abroad to write Tolstoi life story. King, a young Oberlin graduate of 1900, is set to lead the church. Medina reports a strong business boom with no vacant houses and rising rents as the town prepares new construction.
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Congregational Church Society of
Sandusky
E . King
Marynville
Edward A. Steiner
Tolatoi
Mr. King
Oberlip
Postoffice Salaries to Rise for 1.5 Million Workers
The postoffice department announced a nationwide salary increase affecting about 1.5 million employees with many new clerks added. Ohio towns Dillonvale Lowellville and Newton Falls observed details of the change on the forty fourth day in early period records. Adella Crane and Russel Crane married in Huron in 1885 now one seeks divorce on grounds of habitual drunkenness. OT Adama is her attorney. Lewis Warburton 24 a Lorain witchman Claudia Leonard 19 Lorain LB Fauver administrator petitions for order to sell lands to pay debts.
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Postoffice Department
Ssanda
Dillonvale
Lowellville
Newton Falls
Ohio
Adella Crane
Russel Crane
Huron
OT Adama
Spring hunting opens under state game law changes
Sportsmen prepare for the season with duck and snipe dates limited from March to April and visits to Ottawa club grounds or Winous Point. They seek modest meals at clubhouses as exercise and hunting fun, with rods as a fallback if game is scarce. Miss Mary Danbridge Spiers, in Washington, boasts Virginia colonial connections and literary ambitions.
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Ottawa
Winous Point Club
Ane Apthusia
Mary Danbridge Spiers
Washington
Danbridge
Pendleton
Taliaferro
Buckner
Virginia
Miss Spiers
Cleveland Elyria & Western Railway timetable notice
Train routes from Elyria to Public Square Cleveland and Wellington with hourly connections to Medina Berea Oberlin Norwalk and Lorain. Advertises excursion to Puritas Springs Rocky River bridge and notes Arnica Salve at 25 cents for injuries.
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Cara
Elyria
Public Square
Cleveland
Medina
Berea
Paritas Springs
Lindale
Carn
Oberlin
Wellington
North Amherst
Lorain
Grafton
Norwalk
Birmingham
Florence
Berlin Heights
Larain
Lorain O- Elyria
Wellingwo
Linndale
Puritas Springs
Medics
Rocky River
One Minute Cough Cure Promises Quick Relief
Natural anxiety about winter cold fades with One Minute Cough Cure sold by F S Mc Mahon in Hampton Georgia. Claims to liquify mucus ease inflammation and cure croup and bronchitis. Also advertises a 37 acre farm in Rus sia township near Elyria Carlisle and Amherst with oil test prospect and owner Paul Smith.
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F. S. McMahon
Hampton
H. A. Dykeman
Russia Township
Elyria
Carlisle
Amherst
Paul Smith
Forty Years of Torture Ended by Witch Hazel Salve
A Canadian man from Geneva Quebec credits DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve with curing him of piles after forty years of suffering. The ad claims relief from various skin ailments, warns about counterfeit products, and names H. A. Dykeman as a source.
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Serone
DeWitt
C Haney
Geneva
H. A. Dykeman
Dr King's New Life Pills Boosts Health Claims
An advertisement text from Winchester Indiana touts Dr King's New Life Pills as a cure for stomach and liver troubles and constipation, with an extreme medical claim that a wife’s terrible illness was cured by the remedy. The ad credits M. Mi Audatin and H. J. Badys drugists.
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M. Mi Audatin
Wincheater
Ind
Dr. King
H. J. ‘Bady
Wanted readers share experiences with August Flower cure
A newspaper column asks if any reader has used Green's August Flower for indigestion liver troubles and seeks reports of cures or failures. Readers are offered a free book and informed the 25 cent size is new this year with regular size 7 1 2 cents at druggists. Also notes Florida Special train via Big Four at 12 30 p m daily and ticket pickup at Collyer's storefront.
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Green
Florida
Big Four
Cleveland
Tacksonvier
St. Augustine
Chamgé
Collyer’s
Eacl Avenus
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