Republican outlook and Cuba rail project review
In Washington, Judge J W Dimmick predicts the 1904 GOP nominee will shape next year’s congressional race. Secretary Wilson marks Arbor Day with trees, including one for Jeremh M. Rask. Secretary Root weighs Cuba rail rights amid a Van Horne line dispute, with Knox to assist. Fiscal year 1901 export value may surpass $1.5 billion, aided by farmers. Senator Frye on San Domingo warns against US takeover. McKinley plans a long presidential trip, with Sundays avoided unless necessary. Mayor L C Wills of Shelbyville says daylight is coming for Kentucky Democrats after Ripley’s Frankfort trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Dimmick
Alabama
Republican National Committee
Washington
South
McKinley
Department of Agriculture
Wilson
Department
Jeremh M. Rask
Root
Foraker
Cuba
U. S
Sir William van Horne
Santa Clara
Santiago
Secon
Sir Willine
van Horne
Coos
Repr Ia
Feraker
Attormes Crenerel Knox
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
Harrison
L. C. Wills
Shelbyville
Kentucky
Capt. Ripley
Frankfort
Goebel
County News Reflects Trials and Local Visits
The report covers fair trial prospects for accused men, a note on juries in Ripley, and a reference to Captain Co M Cuvier now in prison for government fraud. It also details Cuban committee visits to Washington, Platt amendment debates, and potential tariff negotiations. Local residents from Fields Elyria and Avon are listed as guests and attendees at various gatherings and funerals, with several social visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Cantrill
Tris
Knox
Co. M. Cnvier
Savannah
Washington
Cuba
McKinley
Root
United States
Islands
Congress
MicKiley
Avon Notes and Obituaries Amid Spring Weather
The Avon column records Mrs. Harry Hicks ill health and local families visiting including Mr. and Mrs. Slater of Ridgeville with their son. Miss Katie Klinkner will take first communion on May 5, and Miss Lizzie Slater visited her brother. The Woodmen of the World held a dance on April 25. A large list of funeral notices for Ida O. Trubbarl and Ida Hubbard highlights community loss and sympathy welcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hicks
Slater
Ridgeville
Sport
Clas
Bam
Vincent Simmons
Cleve Ind
Avon
Snmlur
Katie Klinkner
Lixzie Slater
Chas. Slater
Woodmen of the World
Miriam Saye
Saye
Aude
Iour
Real Estate Transfers in Lorain County and Surrounding Townships
Transfers from Eva Leonard to Lawrence Léconard and others list numerous parcels. Names include Gly gevres in Avon, Belle Melntire, Georgiana Reid Lane, Harvey Lo Ryan, Joel Curtice, Virgil Burge, Charles Peck, George W. McDonald, O L Rolfe, William Shore, James Handley, J A Finch, Cordelia Seeley, Jessie Garfield, Halsey Garfield, Shirley Garfield, Nancy Sailsbury, John Crisp, Antone Bittner, Kathern Bittner, and Andrew Katszeniarelli. Amounts range from 50 to 31,000 dollars, with parcels described as lots, blocks, and acres in Wellington, Sheffield, Lorain, Elyria, Grafton, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Leonard
Lawrence Léconard
Gly
Avon
Edith BK
Williamson
John Malloy
Wilbur
Harvey
Rosa Lo Ryan
Joel MW. Curtice
Tis
Grange
Alpheus Sud Sarth
Howick
William Visher
Wellington
Virgil
Jennie Burge
Charles Peck
Frank
Brighton
George W. McDonald
O. L. Rolfe
William and
Eniiuw Shore
James Handley
Hentington
W. H. Warden
J. A. Finch
Henry C. Finch
Blaskell
Georgia Breckenridge
Cordelia A. Seeley
Jessie Garfield
Halsey Garfield
Tampa
Burrell
Sheffield
Jessi Garfeld
Shirley Garfield
Sheffield &1
William WN. Garfield
Snefieldl St
Nancy Sailsbury
Thomas and Wellies Hill
Lorain
John ©. Crisp
L. P. Raiser
J. C. Crisp
Elyria
Antone Aud Katherne Bittner
Andrew and
Mary Katszeniarelli
Grafton
Notice of Sale of Horses for Feed Furnished
A public auction will be held May 15 1901 north of the public square in Syria for horses including a dark bay mare a chestnut gelding and two light bay colts to satisfy liens for keep and stock purchase totaling 127.? details show Severpool as seller with assignment of the horses for the claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syria
Severpool
Butternut Ridge Social Notes Highlight Quiet Week
Sunshine returns after the storm as farmers work ahead on spring tasks. Minnie Hampkins improves after illness. Mr Will Pember and wife entertain Charles Lalford and wife from Ridgeville. Families visit, roads hoped to be scraped, a supervisor expected, and a youth party attended by local teens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie ‘Fampkins
Will Pember Gud
Charles Lalford
Ridgeville
Biers
Tohn Wilnot
F. G Tonner
Meg
Bassett
Leon Bissett
Witt
Tlart
Mise
Brabel Wells
James Jackson
Cree
Chestnut Ridge Social Notices and Family Visits
Miss Lizzie Slater spent Saturday and Sunday at her brother’s home in Avon. Mr Tite of Eaton called on his Chestnut Ridge brother on Sunday. Fred Reid attended a convention at Elyria last Saturday. Mr and Mrs B Harris visited the latter’s father who is very sick with pneumonia. Ava Moon and Charley Simmons visited Jalmie Slater Jr. Sunday evening. Benings has a valuable horse from last week. Mrs B Harris visited Mrs Frank Beardsley and Mrs Jalmie Slater last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Ellia
Elmon Beard
Avon
Charles Sump
Electria
Cleveland
Detroit Street
Andrew Peterson
St. Lois
Missouri
Stiwad
George Cuddeback
Bunce
Stiwald
Albert Quyler
Fred Chapel
Faolid
Yonus
Lizzie Slater
Mr. Tite
Eaton
Chestnut Ridge
Fred Reid
Elyria
B. Harris
Ava Moon
Charley Simmons
Jalmie Slater, Jry
Benings Las
Frank Beardsley
Jalmie Slater
Mr. Richards
Will Powles
Liowel Kennet
Suile
John Dix
Toledo
Sam McCoy
Penfiold
Saclie
Justice
Ity Hall
Frenche
Younger
Mary Buttington
Clara Pelton
Frank Bravee
Juss
Piard Pelton
Andl
Will Harrison
Ford Dermier
Caldwell
Kansas
Jarrie
M. B. Church
H. H. Yards
J. M. Starr
Collection &i
Hell
Eddward
Wade
Joseph Gott
David
Gott
George Waded
McKisson
H. A. Wilcox
Wayne Manville
Ro Wight
Michigan
Mark Kelner
Mary Pelton
Wellngton
Dr. Holland
Wellington
Fowles
J. Sheldon
Ida Hubbard
Holua Binkhard
C. A. Crow
Lauren
Addie Wheeler
Litch|ld
Hattie A. Wheeler
Sara L. “Iubbard
Belden Congregational Church Farewell Sermon May 6
Reverend Conkle will preach his farewell sermon at the Congregational church next Sunday May 6. Idiss Daton resumed school Monday after illness. The Study Club meets Tuesday May 7 with Mr and Mrs Damon. District No 2 closed May 20 for a literary program in the evening. Mr James Aldrich attended last week. Four pupils of Mr Koopkie's school took the Boxwell examination. Mr and Mrs Clare Lehman visited parental Maton last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conkle
Congregational Church
Idiss
Daton
Mvp. Damon
LaGrange News Briefs and Local Notices
LaGrange reports varied local items from horse losses and illnesses to church societies. Notes include Pastors’ arrival preparations, a paralytic stroke case, a long list of residents facing illness, social meetings, and a funeral service for Mrs. Sara Hubbard attended by many.
Local Notes From Columbia Spring Arrives Amid Visits and Death
Miss Jessie Reynolds visits from Cleveland while Mrs. Alice Adams begins spring term teaching in the special district. Jesse Robighan visits at W. J. Harington’s home. Flora Schmorme appears with BT. Mrs. Mary Gregory returns from Detroit and later visits. Lumber shipments from Cleveland fuel building projects by C. B. Adams and L. W. Adams. Wildflowers emerge as spring looks near. Les Osborne works for J. W. Doane. Mrs. Robert Bastard and her mother visit Elyria. Joseph Osborne regains health and walks among friends. Elin Hathaway and Ida Hellar on the sick list. Mrs. Arm Bradford dies at her adopted son Henry Shapely’s home. born in England 1820, married 1874, funeral led by Rev. John Thompson with other pastors officiating. She leaves siblings and many nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Adams
Jessie Reynolds
Cleveland
Jesse Robighan
Brighton
W. J. Harington
Mary Gregory
Detro
Flora Schmor
Nettie Adams
Mansfield
C. B. Adams
Il. W. Adams
Arm Bradford
Eastman Bradford
Henry Shapely
England
Methodist Church
Bradford
John Thompson
G. L. Hannawalt
Wood
The
Baptist Church
North Ridgeville Community Notes and Gatherings
Local items from North Ridgeville report improvements noted by Mrs. Theo and Mrs. French. Obituaries mention William Moringer and ill health of Harvey Paddock. Numerous visits, weddings planned, and church events including a temperance rally and a Sunday sermon. The Lorain County Y P S C EB convention set for May 6 and 7 at the Congregational church includes a music program led by Rev. Metcalf and plans for a large county-wide delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo
Ralph Watt
Claverland
W. B. Wordin
Mias Ligkorish
Elyria
Toxhua
Houghton
Lorain
Humphrey
Congregational Church
Local notes from Carlisle report family health and storms
The Carlisle column records Miss Punny Essex and other locals visiting Art Havens at North Eaton. It notes illnesses, new helpers like Joby Chester and Lestie Campbell, a failed farm auction, snow storms delaying work, and various small community updates including births and movements.
North Eaton Art Social and Auction Planned
The North Eaton O BH society of the N Eaton ehuxeh will host an Art Social next Friday at Frank Hagen’s home. A dainty snack will be served and world of art pieces will be on display with an auction of March fair leftovers. Local groups invited and Spring busy season noted. Mrs Warren Hart visits Cleveland. Mr Andrew Jackson buys Mr Wall Sawyer’s farm at the Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of the N. Eaton Ehuxeh
Frank Hagen
Aid Society
Warren Hart
Tite
Cleveland
Andrew Jackson
Kipton School Closes Summer Vacation After Busy Term
In sub-district No. right by Miss Tuona M. Davidson Kipton the school closed Friday for summer vacation after a profitable term. In the afternoon the pupils joined the hostess for a farewell. At a late hour the company departed for home thanking her for kindness and interest. Violet,
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuona M. Davidson
Kipton
Violet
Avon Visitors and Baptist Services Update
Miss Maggie Narragan returns from a week’s absence. Miss Nina Warden visits Miss Anna Cahoon in Hiyria. Mildred Wagner improves from illness. Mrs Yost is again about. The Baptist society, postponed for sickness, meets Dr and Mrs Yost on Thursday afternoon May 2. Services at the Baptist church Sunday May 5 at 10 30 AM and 7 80 PM feature Memorial Day and a Message of Spring. The evening service by the Lorain Baptist church men drew a large, earnest crowd and promises value from the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Narragan
Nina Warden
Anna Cahoon
Hiyria
Mildred Wagner
Dr. Yost
The
Baptist Society
Yost
Baptist Church
Lorain Baptist Church
Iia
Baker's Crossing Social Notes Near Neighbor Rows
Mr no Mrs J Fritts were to Chathan Sundry guests of M Bute Mrs Carvie Mustin of Lorain was the guest of Evelyn Kelsey Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Je ter are ao D Cole Mr O Dirlam was in New London on business Tuesday and Mr J Bryan of Polk spent Sunday at the home of his sister Mrs Berry News says a duel was fought in a neighboring town over a jealousy at a play in the open house. We have not learned if it was on the program or just weed as an encore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Hamlin
Fields
N. ©. Hamlin
Mesdamos Brush
J. C. Humphrey
Elmer Humphrey
Loyd Hamlin
Thauraday
J. EH. Rysinger
Rockport
H. M. ‘Trike
Chicago
Chas
van Wagner
Lorain
Oscar Bingham
Luandiry
Mesdames N
Clas. Brose
Glovaland
Harrison Bruce
Lindsay
L. A
M.rs
Brynton
Bauer
Morgan
Oberlin
Goorlrich
A. W. Maddock
James Prond- Fai
Cleveland
John Maddock
Lorain Cy
Congregational Church
Ridgeville
P. H. Metcalf Hans
M. Wriday
Wlt
Aml Friends of
CLE
Jime Apiru
Chritsiian Bacay
uAgricoln
Lakes steamer fleet forms Great Lakes trust backbone
The text describes four large lake vessels acquired by a new company through absorbing the American Steel and Wire Company and Rockefeller interests. The 300-foot steamers, built by the American Steam Ship Company, cost 34 million and sold for 56 million, yielding a sizable profit. The fleet, part of a steel trust on the Great Lakes, includes a triple expansion engine and substantial ore-carrying capacity, though full use is limited by channel depth and tow constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warbor
Carnegie
Upper
Lower Lake
Bes
American Steel and Wire Company
American Steamship Company
Stemmer
James J. Hill
Willian Edenbor
Steel Vanmany
Absorpion
Rockefeller
Weady
Tsose
Moral Steel Companys
L'Vous
Stoel Trust
Great Lakes
DW. Funk McClyre
A Aerican Monthly
Max
County infirmary chief urges paving road to railroad
Superintendent Johnson of the county infirmary visits Elyria to press a stone road from the C D and W line west of the city to the pavement and then to the railroad. Officials say the project would aid farmers and traffic, though no action has been taken. Elyria eyes new industries but needs rail and road improvements to attract business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonson
County Infirmary
Uo Biyria
Elyria
Probate Court Insanity Decrees and Land Sale Petition
Frank Sartweil of Ridgeville declared insane and ordered sent to the state hospital at Toledo. L B Fauver administrator petitions to sell land of Thamis Hing late of Eaton. Jennie Wood of Lorain appointed guardian of Goldie May Wood with bond $2000. Elizabeth Donahue of LaGrange declared insane and ordered returned to the asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sartweil
Ridgeville
Toledo
L. B. Fauver
Thamis Hing
Eaton
Jennie Wood
Lorain
Goldie May Wood
Elizbeth Donahue
LaGrange
Suit for Money Owed Over Farm Labor and Materials
Lloyd Haulin sues Henry Dickson for 379.50 claiming 176.55 advanced, 76.95 for farm materials, and 136 for labor on the defendant's farm. Attorney Joe Stroup represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Haulin
Henry Dickson
Joe Stroup
Clean on that per the we are off
Fragmentary line cites names and actions about a race or event with unclear subjects. No clear date, place, or outcome available from the text.
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LaPorte
Lake Breeze
H. K. Hillberry
Hastings Corps
Hubbard
Chaplin
Misa Ida O. Trubbarl
Irwin Hubbard
Myr
H.W. Hubbard
Heavenly Fathers
L. Hubbard
Hastings Relief
Cora
Women's Relief Corps
Sarah Lovantian Johnson Wis
Glampion Jefferson, Co
Shoe
Nathan Porter
Lars Wille Jolson
Champion
Ohio
Trent Oor
W. Fyllubbard
Herbrentain
Yenisetow
Faye
Orne
Park
Bude Agai
Dertinda
Friemd
J. Squire
Butternut Ridge
Belden
Columbia
North Ridgeville
Carlisle
Punny Essex
Breather
North Eaton
Bnav
Cleetmeg
Geifton
Blyrus
Beail
McGluire
Phos
Miss Havel
Joby Chester
Peng
Mr. &. Broughton
Lestie Capbell
Ma J. Tyllsherry
Parsons
Jamie Syluhh
Telbewity
Pave
Annehlin Amller
Mes Tallmen
Ywell
J. Marly
Ivan Lidits
Thor
Miss Bending
Clevelid
Bunday
Alice Gibbs
Flit
Geting
Thuer Dimick
A. Demaling
Joseph Baggs
Pittsfield
Baker’s Crossing
Probate Court
Weh
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