Bond Feud Highlights City Council Meeting Clash
City officials clashed over a five thousand dollar bond forfeiture tied to a failed franchise. Councilman Mueller and City Solicitor Johnston sparred publicly, amid calls for restraint and questions about city interests. A compromise with the company postponed penalties, while paving and land-use items dominated portions of the session.
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Trexday
Johnsten
Martin Mueller
Prident Smith
Smith
Baker
Rawson
Johnueton
Johnston
Moeller
Antil Johnston
Folger
Charlea Weight Stricken by Paralysis at Card Game
In a Tuesday gathering of the Rebekan Society Mrs Charlea Weight fainted during card play and became paralyzed. She did not regain consciousness by Wednesday afternoon. A doctor was summoned and she was moved to her home. The article notes a remedy advertisement for Brazilian Balm and cold remedies.
Maroney Still After Little Jimmie Murray
J J Maroney seeks guardianship of small Murray after probate actions failed to remove Katherine Loveland Elyria as guardian. He petitions common pleas court arguing the child did not reside in the county when Loveland was appointed guardian in December 1904.
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Common Pleas Court
Jlrs
Loveland
J.J. Maroney
Jiammie Murray
Thinman
Katherine Loveland
Elyria
Maroney
Oberlin Woman Sues City For Injuries In 1904 Incident
Lula R. Cowan of Oberlin files a 1525 dollar personal injury suit against Elyria city alleging a rotten limb fell from a square park tree on September 8, 1904, fracturing her skull and causing three weeks of illness and loss of her Cleveland stenographer job. Also notes funeral of Mrs Anna Smith of Ruasid and a local shop ad for shoes at cost.
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Lula Cowan
Lula R. Cowan
Oberlin
Miss Cowan
East Broad Street
Square Park
Sha Allegra
Deed Fraud Case in Rivett Duffy Inheritance Suit
Judge Washburn voids deed from Mary Kelly to Mrs. Eien Duffy in a contested West Avenue property case. The late Mary Kelly was over ninety when the deed was made. Mrs. Duffy is accused by sister-in-law Mrs. Rivers of using fraudulent means to obtain the deed. The property is mortgaged to a bank. proceeds after debt go to heirs.
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Washburn
Duffy
Tocpl Bank
Court awards partial land division in North Amherst case
Joseph Miller of North Amherst wins partial relief in a suit against North Amherst village. Judge Washburn allows removal of about half his land still within the village boundary defined by the Lake Shore railroad track. Property south of the tracks remains in the village, while land north becomes separate.
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Joseph Miller
North Amherst
North Ambhurst
Washburn Wednnesday
Miller
West Border Line
North
Amherst
Lake Shore Railroad
Trip to Jail Pleases Coveney in Ragged Tale
Alfred Coveney a 24 year old Ridgeville man with a nervous illness was jailed on an insanity warrant after a visit to Elvira with friends. Once at the jail he agreed to stay, and Probate Judge Hinman planned to review the case within a day or two.
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Alfred Coveney
Ridgeville
Coveney
Elyna
Elvria
Hinman
Woman Faints and Falls From Porch Injuring LaPort Neighbor
Mrs. Henry Smith of LaPort fainted and toppled from her porch Monday afternoon. She suffered several severe gashes to her head from the fall and was treated at the scene.
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Henry Smith
LaPort
Elyria Man Appointed Industrial Census Enumerator
Fred Reed of Elyria has been appointed industrial census enumerator for Lorain county. Reed was recommended by Congressman Webber Hele, a law student.
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Fred Reed
Elyria
Lorain County
Reed
Webber Hele
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Johnson
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Sewer Committee
Vottesbrooke
The
Sonngis
H. J. Eady
Vottesbrooke Nark and Club House
Buildings and Lands Committee
Dean Electric Works
Lodge
Jimmie Murray
Mrs. Smith
Anna Smith
Ruasid
St. Mary's ‘Church
O. R. Cleveland
WB Nae
Rockers
Marry H. Smith
Furniture
E. Broad St
Baur Way
Arie
Srd
Harry H. Smith Eco
Creapside & Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
West Avenue
Court
N. Amherst
Pova
Pus Lady
Bault
Joe
Covveney
Southern
Harry H. Smith & Co
Cheapside
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