Chadwick Gems Duty Remission Controversy
Treasury officials consider waiving duties and penalties on Chadwick jewelry as the case unfolds. Collector Leach and Secretary of the Treasury discuss using an old law to remit duties up to 1000 dollars with court handling for larger sums. Henry Wurat of Elyria petitions in U S District Court seeking removal of a four thousand dollar duty.
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Leach
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Wurst
Traswury Department
Warabington
Lenoh Han
Leash
Chadwick
Henry Waret
Elyria
United States
Wurat
Mra
Uncle Tom's Cabin No 8 at Elyria Theatre Friday
Al W. Martins superb revival of Uncle Tom's Cabin will be seen at the Elyria theatre Friday March 31. The company includes over twenty actors with several blackface roles and lively dancing and a stage full of horses and dogs. Arrangements call for arrival by special train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al W. Martin
Elyria Theatre
South
Arriva
Sanitary Patrol Extends Cleanup Across City
Sanitary policeman Braman is in action with spring cleaning to remove insanitary matter and inflammables from the city. Notices are served to merchants and bar owners to clear waste. The remains of Mrs. Seneas, of Garvin Avenue, were buried Sunday afternoon after being taken from the vault. See Cleveland's closing sale for details.
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Braman
Ouay
Mra. Seneas
Garvin Avenue
Cleveland
Lake Shore Electric plans Oberlin extension line
Lorain area traction changes unfold as Lake Shore Electric expands from Beach Park toward Oberlin. A survey maps a route through North and South Amherst via the big quarries, seeking rights of way from Oberlin property owners including Waldo Foote, George Schmithkons, Fred Stein Gee, Bivens, Harvey Hecock, and William Schmithkons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Lake Shore Electric
Beachpark
South Lorain
Beach Park
Oberlin
Cleveland
Southwestern
College Town
Middle Ridge
Amherst
Waldo Foote
George Schmithkons
Fred Stein Gee
Bivens
Harvey Hecock
William Schmithkons
Tokens of Friendship Friday Farewell to Wallace Family
Mrs. Lydia Wallace and her daughter Cora left Blyme for South Haven Mish. Friends gathered at the depot to bid them farewell presenting a set of solid silver tea spoons and a meat fork and wishing them happiness in their western home.
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Lydia Wallace
Cora
Blyme
South Haven
Mish
Bell boy leaves for California from Cleveland Street
Arthur Snell, long time bell boy at the Tupliff Hotel, departed last Friday for California to join his brother and work on a fruit farm. The notice highlights a refined complexion product ad and druggist contact.
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Arthur Snell
Cleveland Street
Bell
Tupliff
California
Police Court notes from Monday morning session
Philip Deidrich, 65, paid fines for intoxication and was released. Edward Flynn and Felip Liski, Hungarian, faced the mayor for vagrancy. Flynn fined five dollars plus costs. Liski released due to poor health with a physician’s certificate. Liski, a coal miner from Hocking town, with hospital stay, claims to be seeking work as a tailor but lacks funds. He appears to have consumption, is a union member, and shows dues through February 8, 1908.
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Philip Deidrich
Edward Flynn
Felip Liski
Flynn
Liski
Hocking
Hasings v Cline Disorderly Conduct Postponed
The case was delayed after the mayor postponed proceedings due to illness of Mrs. Cline. A physician examination confirmed illness, with an estimated three weeks before she could attend court.
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Hasings
Cline
Defendants Ordered To Pay Costs In Elyria Case
Court decree orders the defendants Emmert City of Elyria and The Barber Co to pay all costs and an attorney fee of 100 dollars. The city was held not to contribute to the 21,747.75 mortgage lien. Both parties gave notice of appeal.
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Emmert
Emmert Va
Elyria
the Barber Co
Refused 7O Work Refused 7O Work
Edward Flyeo fined for vagrancy refused to work with a street gang. He claimed illness and malaria. the mayor sent for Dr Sampsell who found no illness. Flyeo chose to work for thirteen days on the city project, and may avoid Elyria in the future. Street hobos have become scarce as a result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Flyeo
Hobo Btrest Gang
Sampsell
Elyria
Foreigners Arrive in Lorain In Large Party From Europe
A special coach carrying five dollars for one loners direct from Europe arrived in Lorain Saturday over the B and C. The arrival marks one of the largest groups of foreigners to Lorain this year. Four women are in the party and officials note a rising trend in foreign arrivals as Lorain’s industries attract workers from abroad.
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Europe
Lorain
B. and C
Contractors Awarded for Canton Pipe Supply
Last Saturday Sooney Southhonera awarded the contract to C. N. Carpenter of Canton for furnishing the county with cast iron pipes for culverts. Pipes range from 6 inches to 86 inches in diameter and the contract price is about 29 per ton. About $9,000 worth a year is used.
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Sooney Southonera
C. N. Carpenter
Canton
Convention Dates Point to May County Meet
Delegates and candidates of the judicial dhatries will meet in Cleveland next Saturday to set a convention date. The state convention is expected four to six weeks later, with the county event likely mid May after the state date is fixed by the county executive chairman in Walting.
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Cleveland
Walting
Stone Road Petition Faces County Meeting
Farmers near Oberlin petitioned for a mile long stone road east of Oberlin from Page's corners but the county commissioners refused this year. They praised existing good roads and backed macadamizing East Brig avenue into Lorain. A plan to place stone on ten miles of roads may require about 100 cars and roughly $35,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Page's Corners
Jaycox
Lorain
Sprained Ankle Slows Com On Antmen
A man sustained a severe ankle sprain at Davia 100 store while descending a basement stairs on Saturday. He finished at home with his ankle badly distorted and unable to walk for some time.
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Com
Antmen Ca Ee
Davia 100
Internal revenue bans empty cigar box displays nationwide
Internal Revenue Service orders effective May 1 making it unlawful for dealers to use or display empty cigar boxes with government stamps cautions or brand marks. Violations face a fine of 50 to 500 dollars. The move targets decorative uses and ''dummies'' used in shops amid reports of widespread practice.
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Internal Revenue
Deoggiets
Washington
Internnal Revenue Department
Counry
Moving Headquarters of Railroad Contractor Grace
Robert Grace, the railroad contractor who built the Lake Shore spur to Lorain, moves his office from the Ely power block to Toledo where he holds a large Lake Shore grading contract. He also ships his grading outfit from here to Toledo.
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Robert Grace
Lake Shore
Lorain
Ely Power Block
Toledo
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