Dudgeon the Lorain Contractor Found Safe After Mystery
A Lorain contractor, believed missing before Christmas, reappeared after a lengthy disappearance. Resek, hired by Mrs. Dudgeon, traced him through mail ads and a small Missouri town, leading to his discovery and settlement of financial troubles. He planned to return home to aid his family and creditors.
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G. A. Resek
St. Louis
Mt. Dudgeon
JS. Clark
Ss. Louis
Dodgson
Informasion
Dodgeon
Resek
Iittle
Mr. Dudgeon
Chicago
St. Louie
Lorain
Return of Mr Dudgeon Brings Joy to Dudgeon Family
Friday eight and his news to Mrs Dudgeon pleased the family and there is joy in the Dudgeon baily an impression of the return of the discouraged blog Mr Dudgeon's family received a cog letter from him A death notice for Mrs Willer Mra Miller mother of Rev Ernest Miller and Charles Millar Elyria states she died Thursday at her daughter Mrs Stick Brownheic Funeral held Saturday at 2 pm at the North Amherst German Evangelical church
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Mra. Miller
Ernest Miller
Charles Millar
Elyria
Mra
Stick
Brownheic
The Boy Bandits Conviction and Calls for Mercy
A Chicago editor argues against the death penalty for juvenile criminals. He blames surroundings and education for their acts, questions public responsibility and sensational literature, and urges lifelong confinement with hard labor to protect society while offering a chance for reflection and repentance.
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Chicago
Hoya
Ron
Run Over Beary Eaton in Fatal North Amherst Crash
Beary J Eaton twenty one of Toledo was killed when riding on a locomotive footboard in a Sunday morning accident near North Amherst. He fell under the wheel as he tried to step to the ground to signal the engineer. His father journeyed from Toledo to claim the body and bring it home Monday.
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Beary
J. Eaton
Bravemac
Toledo
Waarun
North Amherst
Elyria
Eaton
Aia
Found Dead Printer James Tracy in West Avenue Lodging House
James Tracy a traveling printer in Lorain county was found dead in bed at a lodging house run by Mrs. McNeal on West Avenue. He appeared to have died from heart disease or a stroke triggered by prolonged drinking. He was about sixty, with no known friends or relatives, and was known among itinerant printers. He drifted between Amboy and Oberlin in winter seeking free lodging and drink.
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James Tracy
WL McNeal
West Avenue
Hs Ig
Dean
Tracy Wad Coe
Che
Samrdes
Aiyria
Oberlin
Printeza
Lorain
Harness Arrives for City Fire Brake Team
A harness arrives at the fire department for the city team and is being prepared. Officials indicate a chemical engine should be ready for use by Tuesday morning if weather permits.
Protection from assassins waistcoat offered to Roosevelt
Polish inventor Casimer Zegier of Bouck Berd Indiana claims a two layer bullet proof cloth for a waistcoat worn next to the body. He says it withstood 44 caliber bullets and notes he offered a similar garment to President McKinley before his assassination attempt. A court ruling states a dog can be treated as property in Alaska larceny cases. City Restaurant hours listed for a service from 4:30 am to 3 am.
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Casimer Zegier
Bouck Berd
Ind
Roosevelt
Peace Department
Zegisn
McKinley Wan Kered
Cortelyou
United States Court of Appeals
P. C Burkal
Alaska
Colonist Sleepers Save Money for Western Travel
Parties wishing space in the Colonist Sleeping cars from Chicago for low rate tickets to the West should arrange through the local ticket agent or A T Smith G P and T A Cleveland at least a week in advance. Ohio March 25.
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Chicago
Lake Shora
A.T. Smith
G. P
T. A
Cleveland
Ohio
Defies Johnson Denies Chronicle Defamation Plot
In a Monday interview Mr E G Johnson rebutts a Chron story alleging he conspired with a Huron county man to defeat Mr Chamberlain and urge Thomage. Johnson calls the quotation an infernal lie and accuses Chamberlain of publication or suggestion. The Chamberlain campaign is fraying amid defamation and slander accusations as supporters resist coercion.
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E. G. Johnson
Chron
Johnson
Huron County
Webber
Chamberlain
Thomage
Chronicle
Lee Day Returns to Elyria
Elyria attorney Lee Day, with prominent Sheffield figure W A Day, has returned home after months abroad. Day says nothing compares to his hometown, despite witnessing many wonders overseas.
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Lee Day
Elyria
W. A. Day
Sheffield
Mr. Dey
Wanted Lady for business proposition in fair city
Classified notice offers a position for a Lady or gentleman in a business prospect with salary twelve dollars per week. Address with stamp to FJ Herb Gan Delivery.
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Gan
Fire Razes East Avenue Residence of Charles Wagner
Fire swept the East Avenue home of Charles Wagner the popular Elks barber causing about 300 in damage. The blaze began in the attic and was brought under control by the fire department before spreading to neighboring houses. Most furnishings were saved though several items were destroyed. Wagner and his family are temporarily staying with neighbors.
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Charles Wagner
Elgin Barber
Tomac
Doe
Free Department
James
John Rowgel
Wagner
Mra J. “U. Letaoz
Marriage Licenses and Probate Appointments
Marriage licenses issued for Mike Schuster a 91 year old laborer Lernin and Basil Orend a 41 year old domestic Loxaia. Probate Court appoints Misa Pauline Eruetter administratrix of the estate of Pauline R Branteer late of Sheffield under a bond of 1200 dollars.
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Mike Schuster
Lernin
Basil Orend
Domestic
Loxaia
Misa
Pauline Eruetter
Pauline R Branteer
Shefield
Local option election set for Brack River township
A petition by Oak Point manager J. B. Bliczley led Brack River township trustees to call an election on April 4 to decide local option. Signed by 49 voters, the move triggers a mandatory vote and may lead to a special election if no regular ballot is held. The plan aims to mobilize the entire township electorate.
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Brack‘ River
Monay
J. B. Bliczley
Oak Point
Bela Shen
Scholarships on New Basis for Student Leaders
The article outlines a program offering scholarships to students meeting demanding criteria. It emphasizes leadership qualities such as courage, temperance, duty, and unselfishness, along with high scholarship and artistic skills. It also highlights physical vigor and the aim to prepare graduates for real life challenges and service.
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Denn
Barber Eilop Opens Nicholla Block Shop
Eilop opens a new barber shop on Nicholla block beside Eldred's bookstore with C L Myers. He invites old friends and patrons and welcomes new customers to call. 140120 D.C. Hauenstein.
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Nicholla
Eldred
C L Myers
D.C. Hauenstein
For Sale Pure Clean Spring Water Ice 25 Tons
For sale at reasonable price. Ice put up last winter in the Ely quarry spring ice house. Available in balk or car load quantities. Home phone 99 and 695. 1asi¢6
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Ely
RB. Pfandr
Captain Rose Dead After Fifty Six Years At Sea
Captain Rose, a longtime figure in Lorsin's prongery, died Friday night of tuberculosis at over city Lines 1937. He served as a suitor on the Crear Lake for fifty six years, witnessing shipbuilding evolve from old sailing vessels to modern steel ships. Born in North Ridgeville in 1424.
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Walter
Rose
Lorsin
Court of Common Joha H Marcin suit for divorce alimony
Haa broaent suit against PLS Margin for divorce anti alimony. They were married in 1995 and have two daughters aged four and six. She charges adultery god neglect of dacy extreme cruelty and habitual drunkenness. A E Lawrence represents the plaintiff.
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Joha H. Marcin
PLS
A. E. Lawrence
The
Plainine
New Tailor Shop to Open in New Block on Mil Street
George BH Chapman and his brother Edward, who recently launched a clothing store in the city, have dissolved their partnership. The two men will start a tailor shop in the new block recently erected by Robinson and Metcalf on Mil Street.
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George BH. Chapman
Edward
Robinson and Metcalf
Mil Atreet
Workers form plan to regain old wage scale
Employees at the steel plant have silently organized after a wage cut. A Friday meeting in one department drafted a formal request for a return to the old wages, with other departments expected to join and a general demand likely directed at Manager Szppes.
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I Igia
Cacole
Szppes
Paradox Phrasing Triggers Debate Among Readers
A brief note highlights a puzzling paradox in a public discourse. The piece notes readers wrestle with logic and misinterpretations while inviting further discussion from experts and locals alike.
Junior Ex May Be Canceled Due To City Restrictions
The Junior Exhibition likely will not be held this year as plans for rehearsals at the Opera House were disrupted by mayoral order. Schools face the problem of fitting students into a revised program while some teachers advocate abandoning the exhibit already seen in other towns.
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Opera
Claus Combera
Theca
Elderly Oberlin residents remembered in estate notices
Mrs Lucy A Thompson, a pioneer resident of Oberlin, died Saturday at home. She left her estate to Oberlin College. Migg Thompson, a temperance advocate, is mentioned in connection with her estate. D J Delmage died Saturday at his daughter A A Dalmege’s Oberlin home at eighty three. He was a Willoughby pioneer who had lived in North Ambrose.
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Lucy A. Thompson
Ohberlin
Migg Thompson
Oberlin College
D. J. Delmage
A. A. Dalmage
Oberlin
Willoughby
North Amburse
Death on Middle Avenue
Myron L. Dutton died on Middle Avenue around two Sunday afternoon. He was about thirty years old. His family were strangers in the city, having lived there a year or more. The funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon at two oclock. Rev. Sara officiating. Monroe Studio offers photographs by our workman and up to date photographer. 229tt
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Myron L. Dutton
Hisme
Middle Avenue
Sara Oficiang
Monroe Studio
Horse Auction Notes Missing Details and Contacts
Fragmentary catalog entry references three horses named Kenncky Fannie Clay and Lady with bay color and various ages described as gentle and broke to drive. Partial lines suggest a seller or contact for price or location but no clear addresses or complete data are provided.
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Brad Kenncky
Fannie Clay
Lady Tmmons
Montague
Heron
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