Cuyahoga or Lorain County Traffic Extension Debate
Local officials and property owners push for new rail or road lines to extend from Wellington to Ashland or Chippewa Lake, with proposals to funnel traffic through Lorain or Cuyahoga counties. Stakeholders claim cost tradeoffs, population impact, and regional access to Cleveland, Elyria, and Lorain. Public meetings expected soon to resolve route support and funding.
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Ashlind
Wellington
Ashlin
Wellingtoy
Ashland
Medina
Choppews Lake
Chippewas Lake
Aablend
Pomeroy
Shoutay
Cleveland
Tom
Agh
Nsod
Elyria Sol Lorain
Emmert sues city over Middle Avenue payment dispute
J W Emmert Jr sues the city in a hearing before Judge Hayien, with President H M Andregs, City Auditor Frank R Fauver, and Emmert as witnesses. He seeks to restrain payment of $20,000 to Barber Asphalt for Middle Avenue improvement, claiming $56,000 was illegally expended because funds were not in the treasury when the project was authorized. The defense says bond issuance and legal requirements were fulfilled.
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J. W. Emmert
Hayien
H. M. Andregs
Frank R. Fauver
Emmert
Emmert Seaky
Aasphalt
Middle Avenue
Central Ohio and C. S. W. to Consolidate Traction Lines
President Pomeroy of both Central Ohio and C. and S. W. traction lines told the Reporter on Tuesday that a traction amalgamation is likely. He said the two systems touch at several points and share closely allied interests, and while they will consolidate traffic handling the terms prevent immediate action.
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Ohio
Pomeroy
Liges
Chopped Off His Little Toe Story From Sheriff’s Court Attachés
A quirky tale from Sheriff Salisbury recounts Nelson Knowles a local resident famed for his coin habit. One day he removed a shoe set his toe on wool and struck with a chisel and mallet finally ridding himself of a corn though he nearly bled to death and was kept at home for two weeks.
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Sheriff Sailsbury
Nelson Knowles
Nelson
St Patrick's Day Celebration for St Marys Church
The St Patrick's Day program for St Marys Church features Irigh Overturn Orchestra Chorns The Harp that Once Thro Tara's Galle St Marys Choir with Rev P Dietz Lectures and speeches by Mr Harry Lyons Mrs Thos Seward Jr and others. A farce Room ed or Casey's First Night in America will be staged by cast members with Irish songs reels and dances plus a Memorial by Hal Soddard Cupid Serenade and other solos and dancing. Try our Want Column.
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St. Patrick's Day
St. Mary's Church
Irigh
Tara
Galle
St. Mary's Choir
P. Dietz
Ireland
Orcheatra
Harry Lyons
Kathleen Mavouroe
Thos
Seward, Jr
Gams
Fireland
Casey
America
Wao
Kelly
George E. Dachtler
Edward Claley
Jospeh G Barres
Hal Soddard
J Rob Morris
Charles F. Guth
Olog Danoving
Wm. Kelly
Americ’ Orchestra
Nays Pomeroy Aims to Boost Elyria Lorain Trains
President Pomeroy of the U and W says the company will add cars on the Elyria Lorain passenger route to compete with the Lake Shore line and counter the yellow line fare hike. He notes no specifics on improvements beyond more cars and asserts continued collaboration with city officials.
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W. Traction Company
Elyria
Lorain
Lake Shorea
Johnson Line
Pomeroy
3. W
Nestor
Iarco
Pomeroy Praises Spitting Crusade Effort
President Pomeroy of the C. & W. says he supports the drive against spitting in carts and vows to prosecute offenders. He notes health board workers cannot watch offenders while performing duties and urges catching the violators to stop the nuisance.
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Health Board
Pomeroy
Lorain Suit Filed Over House Alteration Bill
Lorain residents Clotz and Chappell filed suit in Lorain County Common Pleas Court Tuesday to collect $12.87 from E. Bilunga for alterations to a house. The action seeks payment for contracted services and damages where applicable.
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Clotz and Chappell
Lorain
8. E. Bilunga
Collier Placed on Trial in Check Embezzlement Case
Columbus March 14 The disappearance of a 1460 dollar check ties to the trial of Gedree M Collier formerly of Elyria. Prosecution accuses embezzlement from state funds drawn by Collier when he was state examiner of stationary engineers. Key witnesses include State Labor Commissioner Rachford and state officials.
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Columbus
Gedree M. Collier
Elyria
Collier
Huyton Clinton Nations Banc
George J. Maney
Engineer
Guilbert
Qollier
Noah
Sheets
Manney
H. F. Prise
Hayden Clinton Bank
Rachford
Supervior Slater
Bishop
State Board of Arbitration
Building Contractors Sue for Money in Elyria
Kaatman and Bradley building contractors filed suit against Christian W and Bele Thielman and George Bone of Elyria for 7055 dollars. The claim states they erected a house for the Thielmans in Elyria and the total cost remains unpaid. A mortgage on the house is noted. The Elyria Gun Club will hold a sheet on Wednesday at 2 p.m. on their grounds.
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Kaatman
Bradley Building Contractors
Christan W
Bele Thielman
George Bone
Elyria
Thielmans
Boo
Elyria Gun Club
Eady Sells Elyria Drug Store to Crandall Veteran Clerk
After 32 years of service Druggist Henry J. Eady sells to Harry A. Crandall who will run the H J Eady drug store. Crandall, wh o was Eady’s clerk for nine years, plans to keep the business's established reputation. Eady will not retire fully and will pursue other interests, while Crandall brings twelve years of apothecary experience and strong local trust.
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Eady
Henry J. Cady Fis
Harry A. Crandall
H.J. Eady
Crandall
Crantall
Elyria
Kady Hs
Cheapside
H J. Baly
Northamptonshire
Moyland
Socialist Speaker Joseph Wanhope to Address City
Joseph Wanhope, described as an effective speaker, will tour the country delivering lectures under the Socialist party banner. He is scheduled to speak at the G A R hall in your city on Sunday March 19 at 7 30 p m. The event is organized by the Socialist party.
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Joseph Wanhope
G. A. R. Hall
Socialist Party
Offenders To Be Made To Work In City Streets
Mayor Folger plans to reinstate a system of making tramps and petty offenders work to pay fines. The city previously lacked funds to support prisoners but now a $400 appropriation exists for the first half of 1905. Prisoners would cost 40 cents daily and may be set to work in Cascade Park to aid street cleaning.
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Folger
Service Board
Cascade Park
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