Local residents visiting Elyria and surrounding areas
The Elyria Reporter notes a chain of visitors and travelers in the area. Mrs A H Willis and Miss Mary Peel of Torin visited. Mrs JC Holyhatler and Newton from North Amherst were in the city. SS Warner of Wellington called in Wigrta. other residents from Gingtor Kipton and Lorain visited Bly in Mis and several from Collinwood joined in later in the week.
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A H Willis
Mary Peel
Torin
JC Holyhatler
Son Newton
North Amherst
Warner
Wellington
Wigrta
A of
Gingtor
M Buckley
Kipton
L Woot
Lorain
Blyr
Incomplete OCR Personal Injury Collision Report
Fragmentary report notes a collision near Koekpore injuring a person named Saliawin with unclear details. The text references Jones Baldwin Chad W Jats Baldavin and others, but lacks coherent facts, ages, or precise event context. Further readable details are needed for a proper summary.
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Baldavin
Saliawin
Koekpore
Swindler Sells Fake White Tass Sheepheads
Local residents report a con artist selling fake white tass sheepheads in Elyria. The vendor moved quickly from house to house early Friday claiming the fish were valuable, charging 24 cents each. Several buyers found the heads were not genuine and the swindler vanished before being identified. A possible suspect from Algia is rumored, but unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Contagion Fire Damages Farm in Dikane Werloside
At Oscar Goodwin’s farm in Dikane Werloside a serious conflagration destroyed granaries during a bonfire to burn refuse. Mr Goodwin, a wealthy farmer in the area, faced losses from the incident and fire origin is linked to the bonfire.
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Oscar Goodwin
Frory
Goodwin
Oberlin Honors Mrs Booker T Washington at Inauguration
Among the distinguished educators at President King’s inauguration in Oberlin, Mrs. Booker T Washington received a cordial reception. She was hosted by Prof. and Mrs. Charlyn Morrigg n of the conservatory of music.
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King
Oberlin
Booker T Washington
Tuskeges
Charlyn Morriggn
Conservatory
Migsio
Police Court legality tested in Hancock County case
Attorney James Foster of Findlay challenges the police court and mayoral authority after Jerry O'Brien is fined for keeping a saloon open on Sunday. The case, heard in Hancock County common pleas court, could affect all cities if Foster prevails. Inquiry at Bartay drug store. 20608
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Common Pleas Court
Hancock County
James Foster
Findlay
Jerry O’brien
O’brien
Foster
The Perpetual War Within the Human Body
An old health column argues a constant battle between illness and wellness inside the body. It explains how poor food, bad air, overwork, worry, colds, and accidents fight against rest, cheerfulness, and nourishment. The piece promotes Scott's Emulsion as a powerful source of nourishment and offers to send a sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Lwalth
Cannot Open Wife S Mail Ruling Circulated Across Postmasters
A muddled ruling circulated to postmasters claims a legal right for a husband to read his wife's mail and challenges the legitimacy of a mass audit. The text parrots a controversial court-like decision about access to correspondence and attempts to justify it as official.
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Wastes
Promio
Nll
Perplexing Paazle Advertises Goods in August Issue
A damaged line hints at an advertisement for a new German syrup by Green's Ye. The notice mentions postage payment and rooms for rent at St Mildte avenue. Names and places are garbled, but the fragment implies a local paper ad for a product and lodging.
Spectators Witness Notable City Demonstration Across Papers
Newspaper clippings celebrate a remarkable city demonstration with phrases like unique display and one of the most remarkable demonstrations ever. Reports from Indianapolis News Cincinnati Enquirer Cleveland Press St Louis Post Dispatch and Dayton Chronicle echo the event’s memorable sighting and broad audience.
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New York Journal
Indianapolis News
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cleveland Press
Connersville
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S. W. Henson
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Faris Imepienent Co’s
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Colembia
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FLE
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Uhere
Gaute Leen
Meyer & Gleim
Clevelan
Hubert Day
Robinson-Hancock Company
Sweet, Orr & CO
Amy Mecau
Auibgiy
Robinson-Hancock Co
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William Holford Scott
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