Mulligan Arrest Highlights Bigamy and Divorces
Chief Smith seized Frank Mulligan in Dayton on charges of marrying Anna Short while still wed to Margaret Mulligan. Mulligan claims divorce from first wife in Mercer county Ohio in 1904, then remarried in Cleveland in 1905. Margaret Mulligan, visiting Elyria, seeks reconciliation while Anna Short Mulligan, a Dayton attorney, is involved.
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Smith
Dayton
Frank Mulligan
Bloomy
Margaret Mulligan
Margaret Black
Mulligan
Greensburg
Mecatur County
Tandlana
Armin
Ilo
Mercer County
Ohio
Giltseh
Lorain
Sin
Dince
John Murbach
Long
Indiana
Elyria
Cleveland
Anna Short
Rev
Sala
Naaional Cash Register Works
Tie
Chief Smith
Springfield
LL Kelble
West Second Street
Moss
No School Friday Confirmed by Superintendent
Sup. Comings today announced there will be no school on Friday due to Thanksgiving. Schools will close Wednesday afternoon for a two day vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaca-Ion
Lavender Creighton's Lovers Second Installment
The newspaper presents the second installment of Lavender Creighton's Lovers a noted historical novel, previewing the continuing tale in today’s issue.
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Lavender Creighton
Mortgage to Save Frank Leblang Case Shocks Cleveland
Jidee Wastburn and her husband of Cleveland mortgaged their home to cover the bond for Frank Leblang, a convicted forger, after Leblang sought release. The bond was forfeited as the trial progressed, with the mortgage foreclose threat looming. Leblang agreed to return to prison to protect the stepdaughter from loss. Judge Washburn to rule Saturday on Leblang’s motion for a new trial.
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Frank Leblang
Jidee Wastburn
Heeky
Cleveland
Rank Leblang
Dreeky
Lebling
Bankers, Surety Company
Leblang
Wilcox
Mrs. Heck
Hecky
Teblang
Washburn
Lake Shore Workers Get December Wage Increase
The machinists on the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern line will receive a wage raise on December 1. The new rate adds two and a half cents per hour for a ten hour day. The railroad is expected to grant the engineers firemen and trainmen demands in time for the first of the month, affecting several thousand workers.
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Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Road
Divorce suit cites extreme cruelty and drunkenness
Louise Elen Warner sues Daniel W. Warner for divorce alleging habitual drunkenness and extreme cruelty. They wed October 16, 1889 and have child Lora, 16. She claims he battered her on June 28, 1966 and drove her out October 1, forcing refuge with a neighbor. seeks custody and alimony.
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Louise Elen Warner
Daniel W. Warner
Lora
City Bonds Sold At Good Price In City Bond Sale
At the Monday city council meeting the bid of Security Savings Banking & Trust Company of Toledo for 90000 dollars worth of bridge and sewer bonds was accepted. Bids opened at noon in the city auditor's office drew large interest given the bonds and money market. Bankers view the result as evidence of the city's strong financial standing abroad. Premium total for the winning bid amounts to 4515 dollars.
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Security Savings Banking & Trust Company
Toledo
More Room for Its Business
D. Lewis and Co extend changes to its store to handle growing trade. The old Masonic rooms on the third floor are converted into a modern storeroom and a new elevator will serve all floors. Clerks will be assigned to manage the expanded floor.
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D. Lewis & Co
Masonic
City imposes misdemeanor for tapping water mains without permit
Elyria city council passed an ordinance making it a misdemeanor to tap water mains for any connection without a department permit. Violations carry a fine and costs. Inspectors found many residents have tapped mains without permission and will be prosecuted. Those who used water without reporting may be charged for usage since the inspectors’ report. Dr McCormick’s lecture at the Disciple Harely was postponed due to his delayed arrival. a December date will be sought by the Medical Society.
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Board of Public Service
Chas. H. Cushing
McCormick
Elyria
The
Medical Society
Dave
Thanksgiving Delivery Rules at City Mall and Rural Routes
The city mall carriers will make one delivery on Thanksgiving in the morning. Rural carriers will not deliver due to a government holiday. The post office will be open from 9 to 10 p.m. Thursday.
Pretty Girl to Entertain at Methodist Church Reception
The Men's Club of the Methodist Episcopal Church will host a reception for church members and friends on Wednesday in the church parlors. Miss Trene Kress, Ghigo Wesleyan University graduate, will entertain with interpretative readings after performing in major state cities. Music by Treble Clef Club and an orchestra. Light refreshments served. All invited.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Trene Kress
Department of Oratory
Ghigo Wesleyan University
Masic
Many Saloons to Quit Over Aiken Tax Payments
The county expects many saloons to close when the next Aiken tax payment is due December 20. Estimates range from 18 to 20 closures as fines from Sunday liquor violations drained finances. Proponents say the revenue measure strengthens county funds, while a La Porte streetcar wreck victim, CA Spieth of Erhart, returned home Saturday after injuries.
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Hiquor
Aiken
CA Spieth
Erhart
Laporte
Hobsie mruSy Tada
Twain Book Excluded From Cotton Mass Library Shelves
A controversial Mark Twain book titled New Thoteyburgie has been removed from Cotton, Massachusetts library shelves after objections to praise of Oberlin and an Eve in the Garden illustration sparked questions about propriety. The volume’s front illustration drew the ire of local readers and led to its exclusion.
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Mark Twain
Oberlin
Cattton
Mass
Eve
Royal Welsh Choir Delights At First Congregational Church
A concert at the First Congregational church last evening by the Royal Welsh choir drew a crowded, enthusiastic audience. The program was well received with loud applause, marking one of the most pleasing entertainments in recent memory.
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First Congregational Church
Royal Welsh Choir
Famous horse breeder Vincent Shank buried in Litchfield
The funeral of Vincent Shank occurred in Litchfield Medina county on Monday morning. He was 71 and leaves two children Mrs Elmer Weildeman and Mrs Idx Hartman, both of Elyria. Shank was famed as a horse breeder. Mrs H L Faxon of 810 West Avenue is seriously ill.
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Vincent Shank
Litchfield
Medina County
Shank
Elmer Weildeman
Idx Hartman
Elyria
H. L. Faxon
West Avenue
B00 Foot Boats for Lorain
Within the rest week the American Shipbuilding Company will lay keel for two 600 foot class boats at its Toledo yards. The vessels will be built for the Pittsburg Steamship Company and launched into a new 100 foot dry dock expected to be finished by year end. The new steamer Jos. F. Morrow will be launched at that yard on December 1st.
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American Shipbuilding Company
Tordin
Pittsburg Steamship Company
Lorain
Jury Deliberates Over Meat Bill in Klamit Case
A Lorain bankrupt saloon keeper Peter Klamit’s wife faces a possible liability for meat bought for his butcher shop. Cleveland Provision Co claims she ordered the meat. The court directed a verdict for Klamit but left to the jury whether the wife is liable for the bill amid prior liabilities discharged by a federal court.
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Court of Common Pleas
Peter Klamit
Lorain
Cleveland Provision Company
Klamit
Unted States District Court
Mr. Klamit
Lable
Lavender Creighton's Lovers serial continues today
The fascinating serial continues in today's issue with Lavender Creighton's Lovers. Readers are invited to follow the evolving romance and twists as the plot unfolds, keeping suspense high and pages turning.
Gillette Trembles as Case Proceeds in Murder Trial
In Herkimer on November 27 the Gillette murder case heard Dr Douglass testify Grace Brown died from blows to the head before drowning. Gillette grew uneasy, plans to testify, and contemplates entering the boat. He seeks religion, prays in jail and reads the Bible.
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Grace Brown
Herkimer, N
Chester Gillette
Oberlin
Douglass
Gillette
Dr. Robinson
Cortland
Secret marriage attempt ends with license cancellation
Brown helm farmer Winfred Dalzell and school teacher Luella J. Persons sought a secret marriage by obtaining a license for 21 year old Dalzell and 33 year old Persons from Rev. Merrill of Ver Wilson. They asked the probate clerk to withhold the record but could not. The license was canceled Monday after the couple failed to wed secretly in the county.
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Winfred Dalzell
Brownhelm
Luella J. Persons
Carcel
Auto club backs road improve plan along model highway
Cleveland Auto White Club discussed the impassable road to Cleveland and voted to spend money for summer improvements. A committee will work with farmers and township trustees to secure aid. Six thousand dollars has been raised already for a model section under the state red commissioner guidance, with farmer support and hopes for speed restrictions to protect farmers.
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Cleveland
Cleveland’ Auton White Club
Auto Club
AyEe
Red
Massachusetts
Postal officers pursue violators amid scarce inspectors
Five cases of infractions of the postal laws are reported from 1.1 Cain and a force of inspectors is few at work in that city seeking to bring to justice the people who are guilty of the act. The officers refuse to make public the names of the persons, but it is contended that some are very prominent in social circles.
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Shém
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Milligan
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Lye
Lake Shore
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McCormic
Disciple Church
Pretty Girl
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Dolly
Gillette Trembles Ao
Harry H. Smith & Co
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