Lake Shore Resolution Delay Stirs City Council Action
The council met Tuesday night to address the Lake Shore road resolution, debating an Olive Street undercut and railway track work for Dean Electrical pipes. Disagreement on suspending rules stalled final reading, delaying water access for Dean and city improvements. Neighboring residents and local officials attended as plans for undercuts and pipe placement faced cost and legal questions. Violet. Aged Author in Good Health. Samuel Smiles, the author, bat just celebrated his ninetieth birthday. He is still in fair health and manifests considerable interest in current politics and literature.
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Lake Shore
Dean Electrical Company
J. Jerome
Reveral Domail
Bate
Weat River Street
Olive Street
Jerome
Rate
Lake Shora
Wodi River Street
Dean Company
Samuel Smiles
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Private Sale Of Household Furnishings At Reduced Rates
Private sale offers household furniture dress trimmings and notions at reduced prices. Sale ends Saturday evening or Monday morning at 216 Elyria Brook location. Also wanted a girl for general housework inquire of F W Martin care Rawson Wiestrip Co or 714 Middle Avenue corner 8th Street.
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Elyria Brook
F. W. Martin
Care Rawson Wiestrip Co
Middle Avenue
8Th Atreet
Guardianship Petition for Avon Farmer Daniel Green
In probate court a petition seeks guardianship for Daniel Green of Avon, described as an imbecile unable to manage affairs. His two sons Loren and Edward recently imprisoned for chicken stealing left him widowed and frail, with neighbors recalling years of trouble linked to the brothers and arson. The father laments the pardon denial and now requires a guardian as he weakens further.
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Tras
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Avon
Green
Loren
Edward
Greenwin
Herrick
Strauzer
Hia Gona Laugnish
Doctors Turned Explorers and Detectives in Bold Shifts
An essay notes doctors frequently switch careers with great advantage. Nansen’s medical background aided polar exploration and anatomy discoveries, while Conan Doyle’s medical training shaped Sherlock Holmes. The piece cites other examples, urging readers to keep eyes open and apply insights across fields.
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London Weekly
Lucy
Nansen
Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Edinburgh
Doyle
London
Royal Society
Candy Kitchen
Century Block
Court actions in Elyria hinge on filings for divorce and title
Court of Common Pleas hears divorce suit by F Arthur Greetham against Minnie Great ham alleging wilful absence and neglect. G L Blinn represents the plaintiff. N B Stauder sues Flora Stauder for 401.25 for carpentry on a Lorain dwelling. Aiken represents the plaintiff. Leonard Schrother seeks deed correction to perfect title in Elyria for property once deeded by Wilbur H. Smith to Charles F. Smith, misnamed as W H Smith, with later transfer to plaintiff.
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F. Arthur Greetham
Minnie Greatham
Elyria
G. L. Blinn
Palintiff
N. B. Stander
Flora
N. B. Stauder
Baluues Dus
Lorain
H. Aiken
Leonard Schrother
Court of Common Pleas
Wilbur H. Smith
Charles F Smith
William H. Smith
W. H. Smith
Charles F. Smith
W C T U Institute Set for Lorain In Month
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Lorain County holds a spring institute in Lorain on the 12th and 18th. Mrs. C. J. Stone of Cleveland and Mrs. R. A. Sheldon of Sparta, state workers, will attend. Topics will cover health and temperance with expected profitable sessions.
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Woman's Christian Temporanes Union
Lorain County
Lorain
C. J. Stone
Cleveland
R. A. Sheldon
Sparta
Reed Marries Ruth Leuszler In Elryia Ceremony
Robert Reed, 41, a reporter, wed Ruth Leuszler, 18, in a 3 PM Monday ceremony conducted by Rev. Wangamaker. Both are well known in Elryia, with Reed employed by a local daily and Leuszler a collector for a coal dealer. They resumed postnuptial routines near Broad Street, with no home plans announced.
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Robert Reed
Ruth Leuszler
Papillia
Ine Park
Broad Street
Fresh Car of Ice Arrives for Hygienic Tee Co
The Hygienic Tee Co received a fresh car of manufactured ice on Wednesday morning. The firm, delivering basic ice to customers, will store it as a hippad until the plant is ready. Beal brothers completed the third well for the company, capable of 50 gallons per minute, with water supply exceeding expectations. the planned fourth well will not be drilled.
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Hygienic Tee Co
Beal Brothers
Reunion of the 4th Pa Cav in Franklin May 265 big event
The 4th Pennsylvania Cavalry plans its annual reunion in Franklin Pennsylvania on May 265 with Gen S B M Young and other distinguished men as expected attendees. The item also recalls Civil War actions near Upperville Virginia June 21 1868 and a saber charge with vivid injuries to Corporal Alex Welton of Company K 4th Pa Cav. The writer notes future remarks about Welton and his subsequent distinguished service.
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Franklin
S. B. M. Young
Upperville
Doster
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Middleburg
Corp. Alex, Welton
Co. K, 4
Wm. Hyndman
Comings Seeks Ohio Secretary of State Nomination
The Cleveland Leader reports from Columbus that Wen A G Comings of Oberlin is a candidate for the Ohio secretary of state nomination against Secretary La S Lawlin. Comings cites strong third term opposition within the Republican party, claims good chances, and notes substantial support in Northern Ohio and possible backing from Cuyahoga County. He emphasizes a non factional campaign and predicts a party uprising against the third term idea at the convention.
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Columbus
A. G. Comings
Oberlin
Lewis
Lawlin
Mordovar
Comings
Ohio
Laylin
Columbua
Mr. Laylin
Cuyahoga County
Hamilton County
Tam
Fsl
Guardians Appointed in Lorain Probate Court
Probate Court appoints John Rezer guardian of Micheal Burns, minor of Lorain, bond over 100 dollars. L D Hamlin named guardian of Delia D Warllaca, Elyria area, bond 4000 dollars. Jennie D Coon haglen named guardian of Nelson Coon Wm Peoon Clara O Coon and Geeres R Coon, Lorain minors, bond 1600 dollars.
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John Rezer
Micheal Burns
Lorain
L. D. Hamlin
Delia D. Warllaca
Elyria
Jennie D. Coon Haglen
Nelson Coon
Peoon Clara O. Coon
Geeres R. Coon
Marriage Licenses Listed for Elyria and Nearby Areas
Robert Read, 21, reporter, Elyria. Ruth Lenazler, 18, clerk, Elyria. Otto Barris, 24, electric crane man. Hazel Bates, 19, Lorain. James Wilson, 46, farmer, Eaton. Margaret McIntosh, 83, teacher, Oberlin. James Odd, 23, machinist, Cleveland. Margaret Campbell, 18, Lorain.
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Robert 8. Read
Elyria
Ruth L. Lenazler
Otto I. Barris
Hazel EB. Bates
Lorain
James Wilson
Farmer
Eaton
Cole
Margaret McIntosh
Oberlin
James LD
Odd
Cleveland
Margaret Campbell
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railway Suit For Right of Way
The Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railway Company brought suit to appropriate land for a right of way through the Kishle Property in Sheffield Township.
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Pittsburg and Lake Erie Rail Way Company
Sheffield Township
Tragedy and Community Notes At West Ridge
West Ridge reports a man who shot himself living alone after purchasing a farm last winter. Charles Versey, recently injured by hay, improves rapidly. Dr. Grilla of Cleveland Medical College visits the Ridge. An entertainment at the schoolhouse features Booker T. Washington with home talent and ice cream sales.
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Charlie Versey
Booker T. Washington
Canny Kitchen
City council weighs sewer plans and street works
Several petitions for powers were referred to the sewers committee. Council favors no sewer work unless essential until a definite plan is adopted. The Washington Avenue bridge report is debated. bids may be readvertised if repairs are costly. Court Street widening is discussed but awaits more study. Uniform Rank KE QT M gets street carnival permit for July first week. many merchants sign requests. Sidewalk repairs favored. council adjourns to next Tuesday night.
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Washington Avenue Bridge
Court Street
Counvil
Civil rights ruling in Cleveland alley case discussed
The Supreme Court decided a civil rights dispute involving Lewis E. Johnson, a Black man barred from bowling at Euclid Beach Park in Cleveland due to race. Johnson sued and won fifty dollars. the lower court decision was affirmed on appeal.
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Supreme Court
Lewis E. Johnson
Euclid Beach Park
Cleveland
Lorain Man Arrested On Bastardy Charge
Micheal Deidrick of Lorain was arrested on a bastardy charge preferred by Clara Dorman.
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Lorain
Clara Dorman
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