Fatality Report At Local Power House Wiring Accident
Soula Welfare, a 32 year old employee at the company and B W power plant south of town, likely fatally injured Monday when his head touched a 20 000 volt live wire. He was knocked against a pipe, suffered skull fracture and burns, and waited an hour for consciousness before medical help. Welfare, with a wife and adopted child, was taken home for treatment.
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C. & 5. W. Power House
Soula Welfare
Stop 85
Oberlin Ling
Acci
Administration of Frank Stark estate in Elgin
Rudolf Stark named administrator of Frank Stark's estate with a bond under $1,000 by Judge Hinman. Lawsuit filed against Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway for $10,000 damages cited in plaintiff Frank Stark's attorney. Stark, a Lake Shore engineer, died in a Rocky Ridge collision between Toledo and Sandusky when a freight train left the riding and opened the main track, causing the wreck.
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Rudolf Stark
Frank Stark
Elgins
Hinman
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Company
F F Thomea
Lake Shore
Rocky Ridge
Toledo
Sandusky
Stark
Frack Stark
Non-Support Case Postponed In Cleveland Arrest
Edward Burke was arrested in Cleveland on Wednesday by Humane Officer Dumas on charge of non support. He was arraigned before Mayor Folger on Thursday morning, but at the request of his attorney, the case was postponed until Monday to allow time for a defense. A competent help sought for general house work. Inquire of Mrs A J Boynton, 216 East Fifth street, BOS.
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Edward Burke
Cleveland
Humane
Dumas
Folger
F. M. Stevens
Mra
A J. Boynton
East Fifth Street
Bos
Order of the Eastern Stars trip to Elyria chapter
The Order of the Eastern Stars will send a special car to Lorain for the Elyria Chapter O F on the Green Line. It will depart the waiting room at 7 p.m. Wednesday evening and all who can go should. A Cox received a judgment for 873 tied to a real estate sale in Justice Lawrence's court, with Muller appealing to the court of common pleas.
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Lorain
Elyria
Grean
O A Cox
M& Wit
Lawrence
Jacob Miller
Muller
Court of Common Views
Baptist Anniversary Special Round Trip Offer
Special 600 round trip for Baptist anniversaries with departure tomorrow Wednesday. Delegates should ask the ticket agent in the waiting room for special tickets. Majority will travel on the 7.80 car.
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Elso
Judge Hale Signals Possible renomination For Probate Post
It was reported on Monday that Judge Hale would seek renomination as the Republican candidate for probate judge. Lorain county delegates were instructed to vote for him at the forthcoming convention. Hale had said he would not run and on Monday declined further comment. Local candidate Ingersoll failed to win his home county’s endorsement at Saturday’s convention.
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Hale
Prouit
Lorain County
Ingersoll
Cleveland
Lectures Delight Large Congregation on Right Living
Dr B F Beardsley of Hartford Goon opened a series at First Congregational church with Good Health by Right Living. The nearly full audience praised the illustrated talk and stereopticon slides. He announced Tuesday's topic Food and Digestion and that he would cook on stage for the audience.
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B .F Beardsley
Hartford Goon
First Congregational Church
Island of Sakhalin as Convict Exile Theaters for Punishment
The article discusses Sakhalin as Russia’s distant penal island used to banish criminals and political dissidents since the 17th century. It notes naval and military considerations, the impact of wars on convict shipments, and Russia’s shift from branding and executions to exile in Asiatic Siberia, with Sakhalin housing vast convict settlements and shaping regional growth.
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Siterran
Totemore
Muscarite
Japan
Sathalm
Punt
Lanar Sea
Siberian
Amoor
Iadivostok
Erat
Seen
Sakhoan
Caroling
Greenland
Norway
Atlantic
Bangorle
Labrador
Russia
Sakhalin
Sakhain
St Petersburg
Sakhali
France
Germany
Col Grimm
Asatic
Siberia
Pood
Islana
Russala
Ageas
Black Sea
Odess E
Pacific
Vladivostok
Exides
Europe
Uncanny foes loom as Mullah and Lama clash with empire
The piece profiles the Mad Mullah in Somali regions and the Grand Lama of Tibet, detailing their reputed power over followers and the political undercurrents in Lhassa. It explains the lama’s religious-led governance, the yearly ritual of presenting a child as grand lama, and the prime minister’s manipulation of sacred succession, amid mounting imperial expeditions and tensions with Britain.
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Lordon
Dalal
Ata ‘Tu
Lhassa
Itiathr
Prard Lama
Thex
Potala
Mur
Somahi
Mohan
Hms the
Vahdi
Atéilla
Bey Antires
Etglard
Anniversary Banquet Marks 80 Years of First Congregational Church
About 900 people gathered last evening to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the First Congregational Church foundation. The social hour featured apple blossoms and magnolias, with a large banquet in the Bible school room served by the women’s association led by Mrs F A Smythe. Speeches covered church sociability, warmth, spirituality, and church membership, with remarks by Mres Marion Metcalf, Geo H Ely, F N Smith, Asaph Jones, W G Sharp, A L Garford, Leo Stroup, W N Gatea, and F A Smythe. A silver mik fig was presented to the church by Hon Mre D C Ealdwin. The gathering closed after the song Blest be the tie that binds, at 10 o'clock, in high spirits.
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First Congregational Church
Bible School
Egyia
Women’s Association
F A Smythe
Marion Metcalf
Geo H Ely
F N Smith
Asaph Jones
W G Sharp
A. L Garford
Leo Stroup
Mambera
W N. Gatea
F. A Smythe
D. C. Ealdwin
Cahoon constable seeks protection after midnight encounters
Cahoon, a longtime city symbol of bravery, telephoned for police protection after two attempted entrances to his home in one night. He says his wife urged caution though he remained calm. Officers investigated but found only winter winds and a tom cat in the Cahoon yard. Emmark Hart, Thomas Beal, Eddie O'Neal and Ed Mack were fined five dollars and costs for intoxication on Saturday morning.
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Cahoon
Emmark Hart
Thomas Beal
Eddie O'Neal
Ed Mack
Saturday Half Holiday Law Shifts County Office Hours
County officials learn the legislature made Saturday a half holiday from noon to midnight, with the auditor of state closing hours at noon each Saturday starting May 7 1904. The rule affects county and state offices but not commercial paper or legal notices, and workers may face penalties if forced to work Saturday afternoons. Banks and merchants weigh impact on deposits and weekend operations.
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Lewis
W. D Guilbert
Guilbert
Columbia
Ohio
Department of Auditor of State
Gailbert
Supreme Court
Andeas
County W. C. T. U. Institute Held at First Methodist
The county institute of the W. C. T. U. met Thursday in the First Methodist church at Lorsim. Welcome address by Mrs O B Horn of that city, with a reply by Mrs J S Hart of Oberlin. Several interesting addresses were delivered.
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The
Half Hour Train Schedule Likely Dead for Cleveland Oberlin
Ongoing reports indicate the OC and SW will not resume the half hour timetable on the Cleveland Oberlin and Norwalk branches. Delays have delayed the more frequent service twice and disagreements among directors threaten a full summer with the hour schedule only.
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S. W
Cleveland Oberlin
Norwalk
the Road
Uqual
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Dent Welfare
Order of the Eastern Stars
Tomer
Harry H. Smith & Co
Cheapside
Elyria, O
Dr. Beardsley
Island OF Sakhalin
Czar
Obampney’s
Great Britain
Bsomilaland
Thibet
Ribera
Hawkins
Philadelphia Ledger
Boylan Bros
F. E Daywood’s
Broad Street
Harry H. Smith
East Broad St
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