New Light on Elyria Water Supply Plan Debate
An Elyria citizen argues for a careful, evidence based reevaluation of the city water plan. He praises engineering advances, cites Gerrish’s survey showing cheaper water from a southern watershed, and urges state board review to inform residents without expense while warning against rushed lake water adoption amid litigation.
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Elyria
Tom
Harry
Niagara
St. Lawrence
Ocean
Gerrish
Oberlin
Board of Hearth
State Board
F. L. Fuller
New York
Donde
Oberlin Jand Worwalk
H. G
Buried English Gold Found Near Whitehall Bay
A civil engineer uncovering a legend near East Bay in Whitehall reports a sloop wrecked during Burgoyne era. The cabin yielded glass ware muskets and an iron chest with 10000 English sovereigns worth about 50000 dollars, now deposited in a bank. The dig continues for further treasure clues.
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J. A. Wright
West Second Street
Whitehall
Vermont
East Bay
Lake Champlain
Burcoyne
Wright
Quebec
Johnson
Burgoyne
Ticonderoga
St. Clair
Skeanesboro
Hubbardton
Carver's Falls
Brgoyne
Skednesboro
Emigration stance from Bishop Turner on African migration
Bishop Turner of the African M. E. church argues that emigration is best for both races. He claims separation will ease white–black conflict and prevent national decay, urging whites to open Africa for millions of Black migrants and contrasting it with extremists who harm Black people.
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Bishop Turner
M. E. Church
Africa
Rome
Australia
farZlesa
Turner
Ing Dr. Burroughs
Oberlin Seminary
Right Arm All Word Undergoes Second Amputation
Dr. George Burroughs professor at Oberlin Theological Seminary suffered a second arm amputation after a winter accident and subsequent disease in the bone. He had been treated at Clifton Springs through the summer and had planned to return to Oberlin, but now faces amputation to halt the disease, with the Oberlin faculty granting a year off and noting his cheerful Christian fortitude.
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George 8. Burroughs
Oberlin Theological Seminary
Oberlin
Clifton Springs
New York
Burroughs
Lorain Y M C A Opens Fall Classes For Youth
The Lorain Educational and Physical departments of the Young Men Christian Association report a strong fall start. Students attend from Elvins North Amherst the ship yard O L W shops and the steel plant. Mechanical drawing arithmetic and bookkeeping classes prove popular with the electricity class set to organize Thursday evening. Elyria gym rom classes rival those at the association building.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Lorain
Elvins
North Ambherst
O. L
Elyria Gymnasium
Association
Fell from a Fence Warns Parents After Boy Injury
Robert Agard a young boy living on Sixth Street fell from a picket fence Monday afternoon and was carried home in a carriage after the accident His companion the son of Harry Humbert from Ninth Street was nearby when the fence caused the mishap and the boy was helped home without lasting harm.
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Robert Agard
Sixth Street
Harry Humbert
Ninth Street
Mira Humbert
Inet
Governor Nash Defends Record Against Veteran Circular
A circulating attack by the Veteran Protective League of Hamilton County accuses Governor Nash of discriminating against old soldiers in public appointments. The release claims violations of the Clark law and cites the 1900 reappointment of Messrs. Henshaw and Burgheim as Cincinnati police commissioners. Records show Nash favored soldiers when public welfare allowed.
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George K. Nash
Veterana Protective League
Hamilton County
Ohio
John Barnes
John K. Batcheslor
League
Nugh
Clark
Messrs
George Hershaw
Max Burgheim
Cincinnati
Nash
Messia
Henshaw and Burgheim
Free Speech and Danger in Heritage Meantions
A historical essay warns that while free speech must exist, licentious speech is dangerous. It argues for strict education to counter radicalism, urges responsible lawmaking, and calls for enlightened citizenship to curb incendiary ideas without silencing truth.
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Theas
Maratii
Oll
Notice of Attachment in Benabethn Township Case
Notice of attachment issued by Justice of the Peace L HW Megueern in Loraly county against Fremont Lum ver Co. for alleged debt of 14.8 dollars dated October 7, 1901. Case set for November 1 at 10 o'clock AM before LDL Brattuor & CuWFen Platoctir.
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Megueern
Benabethn Township
Loraly County
Brattuor
Attachment Order In Fremont Lumber Co Case
Justice of the Peace in Brownhelm Township Lorain County Ohio issues an attachment order in the case Myers versus Fremont Lumber Co. Defendants notified as the order is entered, with a sale set for the 11th day of November at 9:00 A.M. 191.
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Myers
Ee Fremont Lamber Co
Botora L. A. MetQueen
Brownhelw
Lorain County
Ohio
Potuber A.D. Tel
F. Myars
Fremont Lumber Co Defendent in Justice Court Action
The Fremont Lumber Company is named in a small claims style notice filed in Brownhem county justice court. The defendant Refure L H McQpeen is ordered to appear as the case moves toward a scheduled hearing on October 4th at 10 o'clock. The plaintiff M. Retesun forwards the claim for the court to resolve.
Notice of attachment in case of Lembach et al
Justice L H McQueen of Brownholem Brownholm Brownholem in Lorain county orders attachment for 1170 dollars issued October 7 1501. Case to be heard on lineay November at 9 o clock A M. Plaintiff Frank Lembach Platof Fremont Lumber Co defendants named in above entitled cause.
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State of Ohio
of Lorain
Sa. I.K
BE. Williams
E. E. Williams
E. G. Jonson
Fremont Lumber Co
L. H. McQueen
Justice of the Peace of
Brownholem
Wwrship
Lorain County
Fraask LE Caeacu
Pinintift
Notice of Appointment of Administrator for Wilder Estate
Nabate of Foc Wilder has appointed a administrator of the estate of Buell Wilder late of Omertin Lorain county deceased. Dated this day of October, 1900. ALHART McRosmers appears as administrator.
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Foc
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E. G. Johnson
the National Bank of
State of
Toot
U.S
Yaa
U. Teasurer
Hank
Guo. H. Eny
Chas. T. Eny
W.E. Baooxa
Henry Codman Potter
Protestant Episcopal Bishop
Jhattacks & Coster, Plaintiff
Fremont Lum Ver Co
F. Reisser
Pianta
Defendent
L. H. McQpeen
Brownhem Low Walp
le Rein
Atlacomsens
Oictober A
Weil Ben
F. Retesun
Elyria Savings && Banking Co
I. W. C. LeMaster
The
Elyria Savings and Banking Co
W.C. LeMastup
Frank Lembach
Platof
Lorain County Banking CO
Elyria, Ohio
Hnbouroks
National Bank
United States
Banks
Bankera
the Savings Deposit Bank GD
A. B. Taylor
Haven City Banking Company
Loraln
Byaliien
Banka
Tebeee
Eet
Pereree
Ertieres
Pete
W. L. Fay
East Avenue
Pine Street
Oon
Grandma Allen
Maz Allen
Women’s Relief Ex No. 108
Elec
Everett-Moore Syndic
Akron
Rapi
Pomeroy-Mandelbaum
Western
Jend
Evee Syndiate
Este
Cleveland
Wall
Columbus
Buckeye Newark Traction Co
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