Ely Public Schools Engage Year 1900-01 Teachers
The Ely public schools board of education engaged a list of teachers for 1900-01 with monthly salaries. Names include May Allen, Lillian Sears, Ellen Davis, G. Slingerland, Marion Metcalf, Eleanor Symons, Alma Starr, Harriet Lay, Mabel Woods, Edith Propps, and others.
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Elyria Public Schools
Board of Education
May Allen
Lillian Sears
Ellen Davis
G. Slingerland
Marion Metcalf
Eleanor Symons
Alma Starr
Hadith Fairchid
Gram
Gram Chas M. Williwine Bgrammar Kenia Woodrutley
Harriet Lay
Hottie McCloy
Mabel Woods
Ewen Rawson
Rawson
Edith Propps
Peeth
B. Kark
Prt
Sol
Ty Peer
Hospital Operation Restores Strength After Severe Malady
Six weeks after arriving in the city a man was starving and weak. A Cleveland hospital operation connected the stomach outlet and the diseased part was rendered useless. He recovered quickly, ate a hearty dinner, and planned to consult his medical adviser as the case drew medical interest nationwide.
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Ceferisa
Myddage
Luram Poyskine
Beim
Shoefer
Cleveland
de Wiese
Murphy
Medical
False Alarm at Bell Exchange Fire Department Responds
About 2:30 Tuesday afternoon an alarm from the Bell telephone exchange summoned the fire department. No fire existed beyond burning insulation on wires and board due to overloaded cables during a storm. Two young operators on duty reported smoke but repairs were unnecessary after the notification. lines across the city were cut for repairs, delaying service as circuits were restored. The exact cause remains hard to locate, with a possibility of crossed wires.
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Bell Telephone Exchange
Fire destroys A A Hardy stock barn at Brighton
A. A. Hardy's large stock barn at Brightay was struck by lightning Wednesday afternoon around 4 o'clock and burned to the ground. A high wind hampered efforts as the Brighton fire brigade fought the blaze for two hours to prevent spread. Water supply was limited but the flames were confined to the starting structure, with losses estimated at $2,000, partly insured.
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A. A. Hardy
Brightay
Brighton
Rainbow over eastern horizon captivates townsfolk at rainstorm end
During the rain storm’s close at six o’clock, a striking rainbow and umbra formed in the eastern sky, arching about ninety degrees. Residents called it the most beautiful phenomenon they have ever witnessed, as reported by the Weitington Enterprise.
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Novet
Weitingion Enterprise
Money Due Letter Carriers
A bill to distribute 220600 among the nation's letter carriers for work beyond eight hours daily is advancing in Congress. Favorably reported by the House committee on claims and certified as just by the Court of Claims, passage is anticipated.
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Congress
House Committee On Claims
Court of Claims
Tsas
Transportation protest at National Encampment described
A report from Findlay details a contested transportation plan for the National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic. Richard Allen Post objects to terminal lines charging attendees and urges action by the department encampment to form a transportation committee. The outcome could affect ticketing, contracts, and attendance logistics for delegates and guests.
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G. A. Rat Ohya
Sorinanad
Ehairaiar
Rreharit Alten Pest
Toynig Teaake
Baehari Atlen Post
Anid Ter
Peter Words
Richard Allen
Findlay
Department Committee On Transportation
Richard Alen
Department
Xenophon Peck
Improving Shadduck's Park Rivalry With Beach Park This Summer
The Lorain Herald notes a rivalry between Shadduck's Lake Park and Beach Park, with Beach Park benefiting from rail service while Shadduck's emphasizes amusements. Manager W. Hochstein will invest about $1300 in new buildings paint and improvements including a bowling alley steam merry go round new boats and a toboggan slide. Grounds are cleaned grass mowed and new sod laid with trees improving around the grounds. The first May 30 picnic will feature a special train to the park.
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Lorain Herald
Shadduck
Lake Park
Beach Park
W. GC. Hochstein
Barbera
Marriage of Carl Kling and Anna Storer at Walnut Street
Carl Kling and Anna Storer wed at the bride’s home 6 Walnut Street on Wednesday evening May 9 with Rev. Lehman of St Paul’s church officiating. The couple, admired locally in Elyria, received many useful gifts and will reside on Lake Avenue.
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Carl Kling
Anna Storer
Walnut Street
Lehman
St. Paul’s Church
Elyria
Kline
Lake Avenue
Ridgelawn Cemetery Association Trustees Elected
The Ridgelawn Cemetery Association held a Monday meeting to review cemetery matters and outline future policy. Trustees chosen include M. H. Levatood AL R. Wabber George Crisp B. Day J. I. Maserodi K. R. Massey John Blanchard Pirks Foster Gov. H. Chamberlain K L. Poller H E M Andress WA Brenan. Officers elected: M. H. Levagoud president KE. K. Massey vice president Geo H Chamberlain clerk and FLT Fuller treasurer.
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Ridgelawn Cemetery Association
M. H . Levatood
AL R. Wabber
George Crisp
B. Day
J. I. Maserodi
K. R
Resolutions of Respect for Mrs Blanchett Genr
Resolutions express sorrow for the passing of Mrs Blanchett Genr from the Righard Adion Relief Corps So 10s. They note her tireless labor and sacrifice and pledge to publish a tribute in city papers. The chapter requests mourning draped decorum for thirty days and a memorial copy to the deceased sister.
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Witierens
Righard Adion
Blanchett
Fehgnen
Hesreiter
Beidler Nominated After Bitter District Battle
Beidler won nomination amid a heated contest in Wedina county defeating Judge Phillips on a later ballot. Garfield withdrew in Phillips’ favor as the fight intensified with Beidler securing the needed five votes on the third ballot.
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Willinhby
Phillyp
Wedina
Sceidler
Phillips
James R. Garfield
Norwalk westward rail plans and bank report noted
A Norwalk resident discusses proposed electric and rail lines linking Norwalk to Oberlin and Cleveland with possible routes via Oberlin northward toward Elyria and Lorain. The same Norwalk report notes the First National Bank of Elyria’s semiannual meeting, with deposits near 1000000 above checks and certificates, total resources around 7 million, and a 6 percent dividend plus a surplus boost to 30000.
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First National Bank of
Bilyria
Thiat
Kindergarten Poetry Fragment About a Girl and Mule
A kindergarten verse presents a child writer who claims Mary had a little mule. The mule accompanies the girl to school against a rule and is struck by a ruler, causing the school to end abruptly. The text uses playful rhymes to describe a classroom mishap.
Allotment Opens With New Homes in Singon Area
Eight new houses opened in Singon with twice as many planned for the season. Vivid improvements expected this spring. Buy early to secure low prices from Blaine Brow & Obitis on Hast Browd Street.
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Flyriag
Jaquire
Blaine Brow & Obitis
World’s Cheapest Acazine Advertised At One Dollar
A garbled 19th century style page advert promises the cheapest Acazine at one dollar per year. Fragments mention New York Sun writer Brances Hodgson Bulnele and a “chief journalist” tone, with unreadable lines about readers sending antitte for samples and a satirical weekly measure.
The Man with the Moe Author and Publicity Letter
An odd literary fragment cites Edwin Markham discussing a sampler of periodicals. It mentions the New York Times Saturday Review and a pitch for two weekly publications, urging subscription and suggesting terms for a reader to join, with scattered garbled phrases.
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Hank Tower
Edwin Mahkh
New York Times Saturday Review
Notable literary reviewer praised in New York Times
Le tavard Bolte editor of The Ladies amr Journal comments on the Saturday Review of The New York Times. He claims the review sets a standard in Oils country and urges readers to obtain a free sample copy.
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Ladies Amr Journal
Saturday Review
New Yor Times
Edward Bor
New York Times Saturday Review
Berangum
New York Times Saturday Review Ad Wants Free Sample Copy
A garbled ad offer from The New York Times Saturday Review invites readers to send for a free sample copy. It mentions authors and publications like James Lane Allen and Frederick Saunders, urging interested parties to request a sample by mail and noting the publication’s prominence and ongoing effort to keep readers informed.
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Peg Pee
New York
James Lane Allen
New York ‘Times Saturday Review
Hitch J Beaty Author of the Lady of the Tinker
A promotional snippet discusses Hitch J Beaty as author of the Lady of the Tinker and mentions a satire about New York Times readers. It references literary clubs, news about books, and a plan to profit from associations, with a note on subscriptions and samples.
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Satine Bay Review
New Vor Times Sarvniay
Atmecif
New York Times
Princeton English Professor Praises New York Saturday Review
A Princeton professor of English communications expresses pleasure in noting the New York Saturday Review’s long-standing service to American literary criticism. The piece invites readers to send their name for a free sample of the publication.
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Princeton
Englind
New York
Satunday
Saturday Review
Cornell
New York Times
Moses Coit Tylail
New York Times Saturday Review
Banum
New York Times Saturday Review Cited by George Haven Putnam
The fragment notes a distinguished author and publisher evaluating famine era literature. It claims the Saturday Review offers more comprehensive and trustworthy criticism than any newspaper, and invites readers to send their names for a free sample.
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New York Times
Hawever
Buch
Ether Whde
Atlantia
George Haven Putnas
New York Times Saturday Review
Flaw Parronghe's Wake Rubin Novel Review Spotlight
A New York Times piece lauds a major daily newspaper undertaking that elevates literature and art. It frames the author, Parronghe, and the work Wake Rubin as a landmark cultural effort, highlighting its significance in journalism and letters.
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Rubin
Ana Fy
John Burrougha
New York
Fragmented OCR Text Review Prompt
The readable fragments present a garbled request referencing a New York Times review and a Hamilton related note. Key entities like New York Times and review context appear, but essential facts and coherent event details are missing. The item seems to be an OCR damage sample rather than a complete news event.
Fragmentary note on brands and lotions in daily life
A garbled excerpt discusses canin eats and New Youx, mentioning Iran and world of lotions with scattered phrases about admiration and fair scenes. The text is incomplete and lacks clear publishable facts or names beyond generic references.
Professor Charles Richardson Seeks Free NYT Sample
A fragmentary note mentions Charles F Richardson, a Dartmouth English professor, and a request to receive a free sample copy of The New York Times Saturday Review, referencing classroom use and a readership of the varied miscellany.
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Dartmouth
Tom New
Ohio Fish and Game Commission Prepares Arrests
Ohio sportsmen ignoring fish and game law face imminent trouble as the state commission plans arrests across the state within a week. A Columbus meeting reportedly led to a decision to adopt rigorous methods to curb widespread violations.
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Ohio
State Commission
State Fish and Game Commission
Columbus
Murky Email Advertises Free Sample From Times
A distorted message touts a free sample of The New York Times Saturday Review. It mentions Mircea Kovtv Vipin and a Cornell reference, then asks for a name to receive the sample. The garbled text suggests a junk mail/promo with unclear purpose.
Read Your Free Sample in The New Turkmes Review
A garbled snippet mentions a free sample offer from The New Turkmes Review and references a publication name. The readable portions hint at a promotional notice or advertising teaser, with scattered words about reading for free and sample material.
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Auitar
Hare
Arles
New Turkmes Qaturday Review
Unclear text on author and review publication details
Fragmentary OCR text discusses an author of Little River and a New York Times Saturday Review style critique. Mentions a reliable venture and a weekly feature, with garbled names and options to receive free access. Overall readability is very poor and specific facts are unavailable.
Johnson Dead Prominent Lorain County Attorney Passes
N L Johnson a well known attorney died at his East Avenue residence after nine months of poor health including falls and typhoid fever. Born Lennox Massachusetts February 23 182 died at home in Elyria after a long career as a leading lawyer and Democrat. Survived by sons Curtis T Ben W and N L Jr and a daughter Mrs White.
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R. P. Pepper & Son
Frankfort
George Wilkes
Benzetta
Pearl Onward
Gazette
Colbert
Pilatus
Col. Thorton
Bazintine
Rex Americus
Token
Phrase
Onward
Wilkes
Prand
Director
Directum
Direct
Directly
Directum Kelley
George Onward
Ophelia M
Margin
Almont
Cardinal
Fritz
Pilot Boy
Ng Ophelia M
Lad Tennyson
Si Onward
George
Rachel Russell
Mason
May Morgan
Major Mason
Odilla
Woodford Abdalla
Kenilworth
Woodford
Abdalla
Woodford Mambrino
Pancost
Alix
Annias
John Nolan
Dan. M
Caracalla
India Silk
Journeyman
Kremline
Molly
Lever
Bird
Agness
Sweeper
Lorain County
Jos Onward
X . 7 Onward
Brome Wilkes
Bun
My Place
J- L. Edwards
Oterna
N. S. Johnson
East Avenue
Sossisoris
Massachusetts
Pittsfield
Mass
Curtis T
Ben W. Johnson
Johnson Peweere
Lo Irain
Lennox
Williams College
Harthevard Law School
Elyria
Ely Block
Cheapside
Johnson
Fritz Rudin
Sarah Tillotson
Laveaboro
Mrs. White
Burmah
India
Toledo
Ben W
Lavesboro
Cincinnati
General Hancock
Mayor tightens bicycle rules and sidewalk riding crackdown
The mayor announced strict enforcement of bicycle ordinances to keep riders' lamps lit at night and curb nuisances. A Jackson youth was fined after riding without a lamp, and several incidents on Middle Avenue show riders using sidewalks recklessly. Trains resume along C. L. & W. lines after bridge damage on Sugar Creek, with company losses estimated around $100,000.
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Cycliste
Imeth
Daina
Jackson
Petura
Middle Ave
Middle Avenue
Sugar Creek
Strasburg
Aggregaty & Nam
Mazallion Independent
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Frederick Saunders
Tarperta Weekly
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Tata Ward
Yonkers
Mary Foun
Kendhick
Hitch J
Beaty
Mixa
Helen Gonla
Mmelf
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Ye Haneff
Atlantic
Laurence Huttg
New York Times Smurday Review
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Flaw Parronghe
Mook Moz
Mrters
Hamilton W
Beenum
Iran
Mircea Kovtv
Vipin
Oeire
Bermuda
Staten
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URDAY
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Wihout
Isle of the Sea
Noah Brooks
Uhrig
Sriticium
Lea
Richara Carvel
Marary Ventur
Sagerin
Wineton Churchill
NEW York’ Times ‘Saturday Review
But- Hernut Ridge
Huntlers
Frauke Root
General Apeiut
Cobras
Tosc
LaGrange
Nature
Carnim
West Avenue
Aknes Edo Ng
Wire Ty Mah
Elyria Bazar
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Crockery
W. Breed Street
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N. L. Johnson
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