Elyria man dies after train strike in Cleveland
James F. Fitzgerald a pressman for the Elyria Republican was killed Sunday night near Waverly avenue in Cleveland. His body found at daybreak in a ditch beside the tracks. He was 26, married, and had recently moved from Norwood Massachusetts.
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James F. Fitzgerald
Elyria
Lake Shore
Cleveland
Elyria Republican
Waverly Avenue
Westhouse Company
Fitzgerald
Charles Fitzgerald
Buckeyes Triumph Over Lorain Stars In Elyria Tilt
The Buckeyes of Elyria beat the Lorain Stars 10 to 4 in a late season game. Booker suffered a right arm injury while attempting a steal. Albert M. Stolsenburg of Elyria is seeking future game inquiries from other teams.
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Buckeyes
Elyria
Lorain Stars
Albert M. Stolsenburg
Ostoher Booker
Four men killed by train near Elyria identified
The four men killed in the westbound Lake Shore train disaster near Elyria on Saturday were identified by a former gang supervisor. Three are the Barzena brothers Joseph Stephen and John, and the fourth is Joseph Nickolsicek. They were walking from Cleveland to Elyria when hit by a truck.
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Lake Bhore
Elryia
Joseph
Stephen
John Barzena
Joseph Nickolsicek
Cleveland
Elyria
Baby Elephant and Hygienic Ios Company Notice
Fragmented reads mention a baby elephant and a Lecenlots wagon amid references to a large gray horse. Also notes Hygienic Ios Company investing in an ice plant and improving customer service with prompt delivery and better means of serving customers.
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Lecenlots Company
Ios Company
Bedortha Favored as Likely Common Pleas Candidate
A Saturday petition in Oberlin and Elyria bars shows widespread support for W B Bedortha to succeed A R Webber on the common pleas bench with broad bar backing across political lines. Bedortha may not seek the post if it would hinder his circuit bench ambitions and he rules out union plumbear support in Lorain. Meanwhile a Lorain building strike enters a stalemate as eight hour demands are rejected by employers, threatening delays to work and projects.
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W. B. Bedortha
Oberlin
A. R. Webber
Common Pleas
Elyria
Bedortha
John ©. Hale
Lorain
Renault
Japan
Obukhov
Manchuria
Card of Thanks to Carpenters' Union for prompt death claim
Mrs Pano Steger expresses gratitude to the Carpenters' Union for promptly handling her husband’s death claim and aiding settlement.
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Carpenters’ Union
Pano
Steger
Eagles Hold Strong Local Baseball Roster Amid Campaign
The Eagles under Otto Feaglas organize a robust Elyria program with Halcomb Williams alternates in pitching and Flanagan at short. Infield includes Koehle Welter and Tom Flanagan. outfield features Valerian Lawrence and Sloane. The piece notes past team familiarity and key local connections with Urbana and Elyria ties.
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Eyrie
Order of Eagles
Otto Feaglas
Vic
Elyria
Halcomb
Williams
Mit
Flanagan
Dean
Sfirat
Koehle
Aeenie Welter
Tom Flanagan
Inield
Valerian
Lawrence
Sloane
Cially
Fiana- Lanagen Brothers
Koehie
Urbana
Sy Aeliland
Hats from corn shucks reveal wartime era style
A long feature contrasts Japanese and Russian soldiers noting discipline marching ability and equipment while a side item recounts Miss Helen Groves detailing how to craft fashionable hats from corn shucks. The piece blends military analysis with a craft tutorial and tips for turning shucks into hats for profit.
Zoe Phora touted as cure for women's ailments in free trial offer
An advertisement claims Zoe Phora restores health for women and cures many conditions from irregular periods to childbirth fears. Testimonies from Effie Bates of Muncie Indiana and others praise its effects and invite readers to request a free trial bottle from the Zoe Phora Co. in Michigan.
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Zoe Phora
Happiesus
ZoePhors
Rea
Effie Bates
Muncie
Ind
Zoa Phora
Effe Bates
Mancio
Rand
Wuffer
Zon Phora Co
Mich
Novelty of the season the Melba sleeve in fashion
The Melba sleeve attracts attention in the Paris season with variants in chiffon lace tulle and moire. It features long loose folds at the elbow and wrist and is praised for its dramatic cascading effect. Pneumonia discussion notes its link to poor hygiene overeating and sedentary life.
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Paris
Brooklyn Eagle
Will Elect Officers At Joint Lorain Elyria Ministers Meeting
The ministers of Lorain and Elyria met at the South Lorain M A building Monday morning and decided to continue the joint organization with weekly meetings. A constitution and by laws were adopted and officers will be elected next Monday. Rev C B Cadmus of the city read a very interesting paper.
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Ata
Lorain and
Elyria
South Lorain
C. B. Cadmus
Lapp versus Bonne alander trial draws crowd and delay
Court proceedings in the Lapp vs Bonne case attract many Lorsin spectators as both sides contest every facet of the suit. The $10,000 damages claim centers on alleged slanderous remarks about Mary Lapp linked to a divorce matter involving her sister and Henry Jaycox. Attorneys E G Johnson and Thompson and Glitsgh defend, W B Bedortha represents the plaintiff.
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Bonne
Lorsin
Boose
E. G. Johnson
Thompson
Glitsgh
W. B. Bedortha
Bond clash between Mayor Wells and Louisiana Purchase sparks crisis
Dispute centers on Forest park restoration bond and free use of park for the exposition. City council accepted two bonds from President Francia and the exposition company but Mayor Wells vetoed them. The mayor warns of possible legal action as the council weighs injunctions against the exposition and its exhibits.
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St. Louis
Forest Park
D.R. Francia
Franklin Ferris
Wella
Spir
Orisis
St. Donia
Oberlin Orator Finishes Fifth in League Contest
The Northern Oratorical League contest at Ann Arbor featured seven western universities. George Jones of Minnesota won with The American City. Aubrey Goodenough of Oberlin placed fifth with The Masaron of the Anglo-Saron.
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Ann Arbor
George Jones
Minnesota
Aubrey Goodenough
Oberlin
John Smith Named Chief of Police in Elyria
Mayor Folger appointed John Smith democrat to be chief of police with duties to begin after council confirmation. William Whitney named chief of detectives. Albert Hanks named captain of night police. All receive monthly pay. details certified by Auditor Frank A. Fanuer.
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William Whitney
Cheif
John Smith
Jane Isbif
Hoth
Elyria
May Uth
Frank A. Fanuver
City of
Thomas Folger
Wm. M. Whitney
Cay
Smith
Whitney
Albert Hanks
Go West as Elyria Bank cashier resigns after ill health
W C LaMaster, cashier of The Elyria Savings and Banking Co., resigns effective June 1 due to ill health. He led the bank for twelve years, helping grow deposits to about six hundred thousand dollars. Elmer M Rice to succeed LaMaster as cashier, bringing seven years of deputy county treasurer experience. Rice praised for competence as Champney’s ice cream and chimney cleaning services advertise locally.
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W. C. LaMaster
Elyria Savings and Banking Co
LeMaster
Elyria
Montrosa
Colorado
Death of U H Tuttle in Cleveland at age 61
U H Tuttle died at his home 361 Hanover street Cleveland on Saturday May 7th. He was sixty one. Burial was at Elyria on Monday afternoon. He leaves a wife formerly Miss Elizabeth French of this city, father Hobart Tuttle, and two sisters Mrs A B Terril of Manchester Lews and Mrs B E M Nix of Hudson Michigan.
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Frank G. Nunn
Lorain Street
Fitzgerald
Norwood
Masssphueetts
Second Street
Elyria Republican
Loosl No. 38
Preanman's Union
Fitegerald
Elyria
Massachusetts
O. H. Tuttle
Hanover Street
Cleveland
iMr. TuttleSwan
J. B. Bredman
G. A. KR
Elizabeth French
Thin City
Hobart Tutele
A. B. Terril
Manchester
Lews
BE. M. Nix
Hudson, Michigen
Awarded Contracts for Twelve Water Meters to Hersey Meter Co
The board of service awarded twelve large water meters to the Hersey Meter Company of Boston for Tarrant varieties from 2 to 6 inches at about 1100 dollars. Small meters 6 3 to 2 inches will be supplied by Hersey and Neptime, both of Boston, at an estimated cost of good. Mr and Mrs H L Smith thank friends and relatives for floral tributes and help after the death of their son.
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Heresy Meter Company
Boston
Hersey Company
Neptime Company
Alea
H.L. Smith
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