Star Employment Bureau Offers Free Help for All Kinds
Community briefs note free assistance at Star Employment Bureau 119 West Avenue. Also reported: Mrs H Hubler and daughter Isabelle return from a visit with Mrs August Schmidt and head to Youngstown Boca to visit relatives. a birth in Elyria hospital. lecture tickets at Murdach's Jewelry. Miss Frances Rubell of Cleveland visits with Miss Mabel Nye.
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The
Star Employment Bureau
West Avenue
H. Hubler
Isabel
August Schmidt
Younngstown
Boca
Stanley Shaw
Frances Rubell
Cleveland
Hlyda
Mabel Nye
Ingraham Sent to Ohio Penitentiary by Sheriff
Charles Ingraham, Oberlin forger, has been moved to the Ohio penitentiary by Sheriff Salisbury. His affairs are in bankruptcy court and his testimony, if needed, will be taken at the penitentiary and brought here for record. He was sentenced to three and a half years on the indictment and faces charges enough to keep him imprisoned for life.
Fragmented Classified Snippet on Farm Machinery and Gear
A damaged OCR fragment references trading farm machinery and gear under various brand-like terms. It mentions a dealer named Hubert Day and a product line associated with Bell-Baining and Greve Lasta, with garbled descriptors and uncertain offerings.
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Hubert Day
Divorced Newton Richardson Weds Misa Rhoades
Newton W Richardson was granted a divorce from Carrie Richardson on grounds of absence for three years. On the same day he was granted a license to wed Misa Kathrys Rhoades of Lorain, with Attorney Nelding J officiating.
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Newton W. Richardson
Carrie Richardson
Misa Kathrys Rhoades
Lorain
Nelding J
Police Court Fines For Intoxication In City
In police court Monday Dummy Fox was fined five dollars and costs for intoxication. Shorty McNulty was fined five dollars and costs after being found intoxicated on Chestnut Street Sunday. William Pickard claimed the person fined was his cousin, not him, due to a blotter error.
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Fox
Costa
Shorty McNulty
Chestnut Street
Coats
William Pickard
Legalized bosses debated by Bonaparte in Rapp letters
Franklin Pennsylvania and Baltimore reports show Andrew Rapp receiving offers after his shale strike. Secretary Bonaparte discusses a proposed legalized boss to nominate party candidates locally and annually by primary. He notes difficulties finding fit candidates and considers limits on the nominator’s own office.
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Bonaparte
Crawford County
Overturned Boat Advice and Humorous Snippets From 1906
A mixture of practical river safety tips about not clinging to an overturned boat and letting the body drift, plus anecdotes and squibs. Tips stress safety to avoid dunking, with quotes from the Washington Star. Includes brief jokes, epitaphs, foreign phrases about love, and short moral vignettes from period newspapers.
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the Daily Reporter
Bonta
Washington Star
Biography styles and the rise of Boswell’s portraiture
A comparison of Johnson and Boswell shows the shift from simple life narration to a dramatic method that reveals character through the author’s comments. The piece notes how Boswell lets personality emerge, shaping a new biographical type. It adds varied anecdotes on taste and art.
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Johnson
Boswell
Jotmaon
Boswel
Wilam T. Brewster
Forum
Irishman Wins Constable Appointment After Court Test
Pittsburg Nov 10 The court accepted an Irish applicant over a Hebrew and a Swede for a Fr Ward Duquesne constable post after the judge noted Irishmen make the best officers. Testimony also touched on a republican club described as a speak easy by Burgess L H Botkin and others. The piece ends note Chicago Ladies Orchestra opens Lyceum Course next Wednesday with tickets at Murbach’s.
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Pittsburg
Duquesne
James S$. Young
Daniel Goldberg
J. P. Mikalof
L. H. Botkin
Burgess Richards
Mikalos
Electric Theatre Seeks Lady Pianist for Evenings
Help wanted proofs include for rent two large front rooms in new house with modern conveniences. Apply 29 Middle Avenue. Employment bureau seeking store assistants, a grad ing toolmaker, and housework staff. Advertisement includes Ton siline health claim and distributor contact from Canton Ohio.
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New House
Middle Avenue
Woman in Boys Clothing Seeks Work in Chilhcathe Area
Russell Elliott, 19, arrested in Chilhcathe after disguising as a boy to find factory work. She admitted marriage to George Elliott who allegedly deserted her, with rumors he teams up with another woman in Chillicothe. Elliott, a railroad worker, left Greensburg two weeks earlier, and the disguise began in Dayton last Friday. Logan Auto Works staff suspected her gender but she fooled several supervisors with an “honest face.”
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George Elliott
Chilliscothe
Elliott
Russell
Greensburg
Ind
Dayton
Logan Auto Works
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Murdach's
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Pen
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Oberlin
Steve Polish
Oteve Pelich
Shin Enelery
Bowers
Draggist
Elpria
Rocky Mountain
Rapp
Franklin, Pa
Andrew Rapp
Butler Oil
Rupp
United States
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Baltimore
Navy
Charles Bonagarte
Spain
Robert Ball
Bridgton
Bar Harbor
Moses
Nebo
Olive Schreiner
Hook—Jones
Rook~k
Nehabeeck
St. Paul
America
Walter
Charlie
Tyrol
Titian
Michael Angelo
Fichte
Florida
Jack Reublin
Joe
Chicago Ladies’ Orchestra
Lyceum
Murbach's
Spalding
Lorain County
Smith Bros. Jawaters
Opticians
Broad Street
Starrett's
W. F. Hafner
Broad St
Electric Theatre
E. T. Keenan
Omics
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Pretty
Chester A. Walkden
Eastern
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D. L. Curtis
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