Topeka Capitol editor ship defended by Mr Sheldon
The Bear Reporter defends Rev Mr Sheldon against charges of sensationalism and mercenariness in editing the Topeka Capitol for a week. The writer argues Sheldon aimed to promote higher ideals, praising his coverage of famine relief in India and humane treatment of crime while criticizing sensational ads. The brief note contends the experiment showed noble goals and urged newspapers to educate and elevate public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Reporter
Sheldon
Topeka
America
Great Britain
Jesus
Topeka Capitol
Wr. Sheldon
India
Newa
Canmius
Minstrels wow Hobart with lively sea deck stage set
Hi Henry brings his Minstrels to the opera house to a large audience that applauded the performance. The show focuses on singing and dancing over flashy costumes with a fine deck of a model battleship as the first part stage setting. Notable numbers include Blue and Gray by Chan Kelcher and a new Oberlin scene version.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Henry
Arers
Tain City
Opera House
Henry
Battersip
Ocestra
Chan
Kelcher
Raymond Teal
Happy Home
Oberlin
Billy Clark
Charles Whalen
Morton and
Elliot
Culture Bros
Dykeman
Kirk
Real Estate Transfers In North Amherst Elyria and Lorain
Chas Baskley transfers part lot 8 Amherst township to Board of Education for 3100 dollars. Keziah Standen sells part lot 82 Braman's addition Elyria for 2350 to Laura Wurst. E E Williams trustee sells lots 7 and 6 Brunson's addition Elyria to George Danfee for 300. Nicholas Gratenstette sells part lot 31 Grafton to Andrew Gratenstette for 1300. Thomas Stack et al sell lot 35 Plock 32 Chamberlain's addition Lorain to Christian Meuerlien Brewing Co. for 900. Wm Pascheo sells parts section 19 Avon to John Krakow for 500. Thoe Garland sells lot 5 Shemet Land & Improvement Company Lorain addition Lorain for 4260.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Baskley
Board of Education of
North Amherst
Amherst Township
Keziah
Standen
Laura Wurst
Braman
Elyria
KE. E. Williams
George Danfee
Brunson
Nicholas Gratenstette
Andrew Gratenstette
Grafton
Thomas Stack Et al
Christian Meuerlien Brewing Co
Plock
Chamberlain
Lorala
Wm. Pascheo
John Krakow
Avon
Thoe. J. Garland
Shemet Land & Improvement Company
Shemeld Land Co
Lorain
Estimates of the Cost Of a Stand Pipe and Waterworks for Elyria
BE. L. Uranin consulting engineer presents detailed estimates for extending Elyria distribution to Lake Erie, building a standpipe at the north city limits, and a lakefront filtration plant. The plan covers intake from 1,500 feet offshore, a 24 inch inlet, a 30 inch standpipe of 50 pound pressure output, two 2 million gallon daily capacity engines, boilers, a gravity-type filtration system, and 100 additional fire hydrants. It includes site grading, shoreline protection, a railroad switch, and extensive pipe distribution upgrades to supply 6 million gallons daily with 90,000,000 foot pounds of work per 100 pounds of coal.
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Lherewith
Lake Erie
Elyria
State Board of Health
Lenare
Sehore
Lt 15S
Willemmy
Deseibad
City Waterworks
Lake Evie
Jake
Forea
Soni En Biota
Lenas Im Lake
Easoon
Ton Bat Rite Ul Tay
Raihead Wil Og Cimplete
Lepac
Workansorden
SDC AR
BE. L. Unarin
Legislative week exposes delays and power plays in Columbus
Columbus report cites prolonged debates by conservative members as hampering public business. It notes passage of the Love Medical Bill amid opposition from osteopaths, defeat of the Clark local option bill, and the Toledo centennial bill advancing 61 to 40. It mentions a Lorain county salary bill, plus proposals to rebalance county officer pay and fee structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilitor Raporter
Clark
Senate
Temperance
Law and Order
Dodge
Cleveland
Middleton
Shepperd
Liquor League
Brewer's Trust
Anti-Saloon League
Capitol
Toledo
House
Supreme Court
Lorain County
A Heavy Sentence for Wm Shultz Case
A telephone message led police to 10 West Street Friday evening where Wm Shultz was beating his wife. Officers arrested him. he pled guilty to cheating his wife and was sentenced to pay costs and a $100 fine plus 60 days in the workhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Shultz
West Strews
Shultz
Whitney
Braman Wrnte
Shultz Intio
Crs Rison
Decennial Appraisers of Lorain County List Names
The foregoing list gives the names of the several appraisers of real estate whose duties will be performed this spring. The list includes Amherst John Riley Avon Cias Bommer Black River Henry Falkner Lorain 1 ward Burt Faragher Henry T. Brown J E H Besig L A Dawen T R Marker Brighton H H Vincent Brownheim C T Lumbach Camden H H Weeks Carlisle P Chapman Columbia W C Squire Eaton Job Alexander Elyria John Schnible 1lward E T Smith J W Simmons Chag J Crehore H J Lewis Grafton H H Hitchcock Henrietta Elbert Chapman LaGrange H J Wilkins Penfield W B Andrews Pittsfield Chas Stone Ridgeville Luster Rochester O Becky Russia W B Gerrish Shefield Wm A Day Wellington D W Dagier.
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Amherst
John Riley
Avon—Cias
Bommer
Black River
Henry Falkner
Lorain
Burt Faragher
Henry T. Brown
J. E H. Besig
L. A. Dawen
T.R. Marker
Brighton
H. H. Vincent
Brownheim
C. T. Lumbach
Camden
H. H. Weeks
Carlisle
H. P. Chapman
Columbia
W. C. Squire
Eaton
Job Alexander
Elyria
John Schnible
E. T. Smith
J. W. Simmons
J. Crehore
H. J. Lewis
Grafton
H. H. Hitchcock
Henrietta
Elbert ¥. Chapman
LaGrange
H. J. Wilkins
Penfield
W. B. Andrews
Pittsfield
Chas. Stone
Ridgeville
Luster
Rochester
H. O. Becky
Russia
W. B. Gerrish
Shefield
Wm. A. Day
Wellington
D. W. Dagier
Primary Elections Yield Surprising Yet Strong Party Ticket
The primary elections produced an unexpected but solid party ticket for April. Voter interest lagged overall, though one or two wards showed notable engagement. Key city council races saw Faxon lose in the fourth ward to Le Master while Terry won in the second ward over Olds and Baldwin. Last year’s mayoral turnout by ward was 2, 84, 444, 406, totaling 1398. Board of education turnout fell to 1914 from prior totals. only one woman supported a ticket, in the third ward, with talk of an independent women's slate and a circulating petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faxon
le Master
Terry
Olds
Baldwin
Aayor
Board of Education
Bazi
Fashion notes from shops highlight summer fabrics and trims
Seen in the Shops notes lace effects and Valenciennes face for trim in summer gowns. Striped ribbons with lengthwise etrsper, new tulles named ideal, Persian palm foulards with plain panne bands, and vel vet polka dot trimmed parasols. Valle-ondale wool weaves show wiry yet clingy texture. Embroidered patistes and hematitized underwear trend for Easter wardrobes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valenciennes
Valle-Ondale
Trousseaus
Small Pox Symptoms Describe Severe Onset and Eruption
The text outlines how small-pox spreads through contact with contaminated items and presents with sudden high fever, back and abdominal pain, headache, and prostration. It details the rash’s progression from specks to vesicles to crusts, the characteristic dumpling pattern, and possible full range from mild to severe forms.
Law Bill Aims to Preserve Party Names on Appeal
Of Interest to Lawyers. Hon G F T Thomas of Huis County introduced a bill to prevent reversing party names in cases appealed to higher courts on proceedings in erry and it has passed the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. FT. Thomas
Huis County
Erry
Ohio Hand Rails Law Cited For Church Stairways
A 1892 Ohio statute required church stairways to have sturdy hand rails from top to bottom and held owners, directors, or trustees liable for noncompliance. The measure aimed to protect users from falls, with penalties including fines for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregationalfi
Ohio
A Song for Marth in March St. Nicholas Verse
A brief poem by Eric Parker from March St. Nicholas reflects a wistful mood as a stormy March gives way to an April day. The speaker anticipates renewal with green hills, white violets, and daffodils, while the thrush and larch frame the seasonal transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maret
Eric Parker
St. Nicholas
Baseball Organizer Plans Northern Ohio League
Al Lawson, a veteran baseball organizer, arrives in the city to form a Northern Ohio league. Proposed member cities include Painesville, Ashtabula, Geneva, Akron, Warren, and Elyria with potential additions if sufficient support is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Lawson
Painesville
Ashtabula
Geneva
Akron
Warren
Elyria
Cleveland
End of Filipino Insurrection Seen by Generals
General Shafter and other military chiefs in the Philippines declare the insurrection nearly over with guerrilla activity fading. Aguinaldo is rumored vanished from the islands while rebel leaders are dead or imprisoned. Most native civil heads are in American custody. ports reopen to world trade. Taft’s civil commission will take over the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Asia
Philippine
Taft
Civil Commission
Massillon Bridge Co Wins C L W Contract for Two 80 Foot Bridges
The Massillon Bridge company was yesterday awarded the contract for two 80 foot plate girder bridges by the C L W Railway company. The bridges will be built on the southern division and steel structures are replacing the line's other bridges as costs rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon Bridge Company
C. L. & W. Railway Company
Massilton Independent
A Dangerous Dose Promoted Kidney Stomachs Tablets
Movement by physicians to ban dangerous headache remedies notes many products claim rapid heart effect and fatal risk. Knox Stomach Tablets, advertised as a liver and stomach remedy, claim to purify blood and cure indigestion with a fifty cent box of fifty tablets mailed postpaid from Knox Chemical Co. Battie Creek Mich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Chemical Co
Battie Creek
Mich
Lorain district school funds examined in 1900 report
Special Examiner Eonar L Whinnam reports on the Union school district of Elyria Ohio after a commission to examine fifteen years of funds and accounts. He finds no fraud but notes lack of precise knowledge of law and oversight. Treasurer's books balanced at 3475.23 with clear care and honesty. He recommends publishing an itemized account of receipts and expenditures and urges ongoing improvement.
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Amner
Elyria
Kh Board
Cammnissiv
Te Elsha
Edgar Weiland
Suen
T Board
Common Sey
State of
Ohio
Elyn Uorain County
Joshua KE. Roevnton
Splenic Mendelsohn
Wm. Aten
Lorain County
Xenia
Ihs
Eonar L. Whinnam
Colinbus
Mare
Skeleton Completes Iron Work On Bridge
Skeleton completes iron work on the bridge is in place and nearly ready for use though heavy machinery must be moved into position to turn it and finish weighting. Rails and planking remain to be installed as work continues with completion expected in two to three weeks according to local notes.
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the Minstrels
Board of Waterworks Trustees
Columbus
Aoyote
Alfred Bates, Sr
P. H. Boynton
B. Lersen
J. E. Murbach
P.G. Olds
D. Bradley
M.N
Smit
W. LeMasters
Faxon Ae
Assensor
W. A. Garford
Chas
Chandler
Anthony Neiding
Wim. Sage
John Langton
E. I. Disbro
Tai Township
H. Park
J. A. Jacob
Justice Peace
A. E. Lawrence
John Berger
R. BE. Braman
C. A. Cahoon
A. E. Bang School Board
E. E. Williams
Geo. H. Chamberlain
Marth
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