Guests of Mrs Bates Brother Visit Ohio Coast Town
Local society notes list guests of Mrs Bates's brother Harry Sage Standard and others visiting relatives in Sandusky and East Brand Street. Details mention Mr and Mrs La A Bacon of Olmsted, Mr and Mrs H L Faxon, and guests from Cleveland Erie and Detroit. Also advertised are gas lamps, a medium hot air furnace, and a moving picture show at the church. Sister Sage funeral plans referenced with local G A R hall gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la. A. Bacon of
Olmsted
Mrs. Bacon
Mrs. H. L. Faxon
West Avenue
Hales of Columbia Loses Water in Town Sunday
William Hales of Columbia reported a water issue in town Sunday with headquarters at the Kimbel restaurant. Ash about our Western Reserve Hutter in d lb. Jace, guaranteed. Su weplot to Orleks, Boylan Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hales
Columbia
Kimbel
Ash
D Lb
Jace
Guarantead
Suweplot
Orleks
Boylan Bros
Millinery hopes for complete restoration of health
A partial report notes a millinery business client hoping for health restoration within weeks. The piece mentions treatment details, a move to Cleveland at Case Avenue, and social references to Mr and Mrs Alfred Bates Jr and their children traveling to Brownhlein yesterday with a nod to a local gas heater display at FL Whitney & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Bates, Jr
Brownhlein
IPers daughters attend James town event and notes
The item references a diverse census style list with mentions of a Miss Tompkins funeral for an 18 year old, burglaries on Tenth street, organ recitals at Oberlin, and various local social details. It also includes a medical advert claiming a cure for deafness via a constitutional remedy from Hall's Catarrh Cure and related products. The piece blends social notes, obituaries, minor crime, cultural events, and an advertisement.
Hotel Toplift Changes Hands and Relocation
Mr Tuller, nine years proprietor of the Hotel Toplift, moved his family to the Bins terrace on Saturday morning after selling the hotel to Mr Peter Newsberry. Under Newsberry the hotel has grown, drawing regular and transient trade and matching any Northern Ohio site for equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuller
Toplift
Bins Terrace
Peter Newsberry
Ohio
Electrogen Co Remedy Ad Promotes Germ Kills
A 19th century style advertisement claims Electrogen kills disease germs in air and water, purifies the blood, and tones the system. It pitches 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles, no alcohol or opiates, and offers a free 50 cent bottle by sending name and address to The Electrogen Co. Fremont, Ohio, with Eady Drug Store as a local seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electrogen Co
Fremont
Eady Drug Store
Cut in Prices at Prime Kild Roast and Steaks
Local notices list a beverage and meat price drop including Prime Kild Roast Porterhouse and Sirloin. Oysters and home-made items are advertised alongside unclear items. The text contains multiple garbled phrases and stray terms, offering few clear details beyond price reductions on meats and seafood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porterhouse
Sirloin
Springers
Noted Murder Suspect Enjoys Prisoner Status in Wooster
Oct 14 in Wooster Mrs Enola Morehouse jailed on first degree murder indictment for infant death by policon yet treated as guest. Sheriff Brown and wife grant freedom to roam town. she acts as matron in sheriff’s absence. Morehouse, educated writer of poems and a published recipe book, is known for cooking skills and leisure time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enola Morehouse
Policon
Close Call With Streetcar At Lorain Tar Barns
Charles Werner of Hinkley Ohio narrowly escaped death after being caught between a streetcar and an auto near Lorain avenue tar barns Sunday night. Werner fell and rolled under the car, but regained his wits, avoided injury, and the streetcar driver stayed to ensure his safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Werner
Hinkley
Cleveland & Southwestern
Lorain Avenue
Werner
George
Slaud
Builders Hustle as Fall Slows New Building Permits
A sharp drop in new building permits signals a pending winter lull as cold wether nears. Builders race to finish projects before winter and await a spring rebound.
Monarchs Thrify Wary Of Wealth Despite Power
A fragment from a 19th century piece notes monarchs often save money in foreign banks rather than trust national institutions. Victoria’s vast fortune, Alexander II’s legacy, Leopold II’s dealings, and Greece’s George are cited for thrift and investment abroad. The Sultan of Turkey is pictured as least trusting of Turkish banks, with wealth parked in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander II
Nicholas
Austria
Bank of England
Turkey
Woman shoots man in Covington suburb incident
Ada Mahaffey shot and mortally wounded Dr. Fred W. Wolthoff at the Water street home of William Unger in Oklahoma, Covington. She fired three rapid shots after threatening to kill Wolthoff and was arrested, expressing satisfaction at her act.
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Cincinnati
Fred. W. Wolthoff
Covington
Ada Mahaffes
William Unger
Water Street
Oklahoma
Wolthoff
Major Fredenhall Acquitted in Quartermaster Case
Manilla October fifteenth Major Fredenhall was acquitted after being charged with irregularities in the quartermaster department and misappropriation of funds. The civil court trial addressed a $490 pay fund shortage. Governor General Smith announced civil rights restoration for Cavite province by year end. Also listed: sale of a Garland steel range with Daniels natural gas burner and a small coal stove, both in fine condition, contact 353 West Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manilla
Fredenhall
Quartermaster’s Department
Smith
Cavite P
BOR
Garland
West Seventh Street
W. H. Thompson
Lorain Court House Auction Notice 1905
In pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of Lorain county Ohio I will offer for sale at public auction on the 10th day of November A D 1905 at 170 oclock a m at the north door of the COURT HOUSE IN THE CITY OF LORAIN County of Lorain and State of Ohio and known as jot No 591 etc The rest of the text notes a lawyer’s digressive comment about moving the court house and a future vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio
City OF
Rain
of Lorain
Saturdy
Ebria
Sultan of Turkey Gravely Ill in October Reports
Information confirms the Sultan of Turkey is gravely ill and may soon die. He attends ceremonies and grants audiences despite illness. The Shah of Persia is also reported seriously ill, per the same dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Petersburg
Turkey
Persia
Lost small purse contains $16 reward offered
A lady's small purse found with $16 inside is described in a brief notice. A liberal reward is offered for its return to the Reporter office. The reference date is October 15, 1931.
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Poplay
Cardus
Carduyory
Bozema Faon
Buffalo
H. Y
Reek
Dawim
J. W. Patrick
Susrsosis
LDRED
Hietor
Ibson
Vigtor Coffee
Conry & Mueller
Tiread Bt
Bell
Rawson
Elyria
Big Garner Clothing Store
Mrs. Bates
Harry Sage
Thomas Amato
East Brand Street
Sandusky
Detroit
HE. F. Whitney & Son
Goslan Bros
D. C. Stearns
Cleveland
John Meyer
Erie
D. P. Stearns
Manhattan
Victow
BB. FL Whitney & Son
Teldfish
Boyland Dres
Dorothy Willara
Lodi Street
Atlantic
Crazy Tours
Richard Allen Relief Corps
Sage
Sixth Street
G. A. R. Hall
M. BE. Church
The
Crazy Tours Company
Oregon
Case Avenue
Whitney & Son
C. H. Wilkins
Furniture Emborium
Ensign & Wilkins
Broad Street
Jack Reublin
Ipers
Tenth
Andrews
Te Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Second Congregational
Ober-lin
Rocky Mountain
A. E. Frost
Fred Bauman
Miss Amelia
Heurigtta
Mp. Sippel
Hall
F. J Cheney & CO
Toledo
York State
J. S. Copas, Groovery and Provision House
Town the
Middle Avenue
Bulb
Wall St
New York City
W. F. Hafner
Broad St
Springfield Union
Queen Victoria
Czar
Caprin
Russia
Banka
Lexander II
Will
Alexandra
Princess of Wales
Leopold
Belgium
Leopold & Co
Kongo Free State
Europe
Greece
Cines
the Court House
Lorain
Sultan
Hubert Day
Eery
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