The Gun Club Weekly Shoot Results Reported
The Gun Club held a weekly shoot Thursday afternoon. Singles: 25 targets each with competitors Peete Martindale Blanchard Kahn Hancock Jameson Smith Morse Marsh Lyons Sarridge Daniels. Doubles: 10 targets won by Hancock Martindale Jameson Daniels Sarridge Lyons Blanchard. Moving van note mentions a roll of linoleum stolen on Sept 14 near D and Lodi Street from Lake to West Avenue. Reporter office 823%
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Gun Club
D Anc
Lodi Street
Lake
West Avenue
Geographical distribution of the Hebrew race in 19th century
Professor Haman of Base notes Jews in roughly ten million worldwide with two thirds in Europe. Russia holds 5.6 million, Austria Hungary 1.86 million, Germany 668,100, Romania 300,000, Great Britain 200,000. The United States follows with about 1,000,000. He estimates over 200,000 converted to Christianity during the 1800s.
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Haman
Base
Europa
Russia
Austria
Hungary
Germany
Roumania
Great Huntaio
Europe
United States
Lorain County Farmers Institute to Meet in North Amherst
A notice from President W D Warren and Secretary C Winckles invites members to a meeting of the Lorain County Farmers Institute in North Amherst on Saturday November 7. Principal speaker will be WI Chamberlain, a renowned agricultural authority, discussing topics of interest to all farmers. Attendance urged.
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Lorain County Farmers' Institute
W D Warren
C ' Winckles
North
Amherst
WI. Chamberlain
Congregational Clergymen Gather for Ohio Conference
Nearly a hundred clergymen will attend the semi centennial Cleveland conference in Elyria with over two hundred laymembers expected. Two days, Tuesday and Wednesday, will host sessions featuring speakers such as Qossapur W Hiatt Chase Thwine Morgan Wood and Oberlin College president H O King. An organ recital by Prof Geo F Andrews of Oberlin is planned.
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Congregational
Elyria
Cleveland
Thig
Cuyahoga
Loraim
Ohio
Qossapur
W Hiatt
Chase Thwine
Morgan Wood
Western Regerts University
H O King
Oberlin College
Aho Awends
Prafy Geo F Andrews
Oberlin
Wants the Bill Paid OF Adama for Leighton suit
In common pleas court a case for $600 is filed by Alten against J P Leighton. Alten says he installed heating and plumbing in a Lorain residence but has not been paid. A dispute over a flue and withheld payment is noted, with an attachment issued to secure the amount.
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Adama
Alten
Common Pleas
J P Leighton
Lorain
Helen Stone to Lecture on Captivity and Macedonia
Helen Stone, whose ransom of 65000 funded by the U S government funded, will headline the Institute lecture course. She was held by brigands for 172 days and will recount her experiences in Macedonia and twenty three years in the work ing empire, shedding light on Turkish affairs and global matters.
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Helen Stone
United States
Institute
Mise Stone
Macedonia
Vorkigh Empire
America
Bids Opened for Street Paving on North Chestnut and West River
The board of public service opened bids for brick and asphalt paving on North Chestnut and West River streets. Baldwin Bros and Graham won the brick bid for North Chestnut at 5820.90, with Snow Schultz and Eason at 5490.35 and Barber Asphalt Co. at 6046.60 for asphalt. For West River, Baldwin Bros and Graham bid 1096.46, Snow Schultz and Eason 1150.68, and Barber Asphalt 1191.50. contract awarded to Baldwin Bros and Graham. The work on thin street was not acted on due to sewers. Also, thanks are extended to supporters of the Old Ladies' Home rummage sale.
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North Chestnut
West River
Board of Public Service
Huraday
Malvern Block
Baldwin Braa
Graham
Snow, Schules and
Eason
Barber Asphalt Company
Weat River Street
Malvern
Baldwin Brothers and Graham
Snow, Schultz and Eason
Barber Ashport Company
Baldwin Bros. and
Elyria weighs county bridge funding shift after losses
Elyria may let the county commissioners build all bridges again after about thirty thousand dollars in losses from city decisions. The council previously withdrew from the county bridge fund over Third street and Washington avenue, with commissioners proposing to assume bridge building duties and maintain the Lorain viaduct. Scott Bowen acquired a silver mounted sword from his War of 1812- era ancestor and a gold mounted sword linked to Capt Algernon Smith, tied to the Big Horn battle.
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Hiy- Tia
Elyria Service Board
City Bridge Fund
Third Street
Lorain
Elyria
Scott Bowen
Col. Hows
Capt
Algernon Smith
Gen
Qoneter
Big Horn
New Judicial District Proposed for Columbus Area
Campbell Voodees, a Columbus attorney, has prepared a bill for introduction in the national congress seeking creation of a new Ohio lateral district with Columbus as its center. John W Steele is appointed Administrator of the estate of Minerva Steele of Russias township, bond set under $200.
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Campbell Voodees
Columbus
National Congress
Askee
Ohio
John W Steele
Minerva Steele
Russias Township
Police Court Fine For Intoxication In Friday Session
Police court records show Frank Hickey fined five dollars and costs for intoxication on a Friday morning. The report also mentions a playful note about converting trees to newspapers and includes brief items on Whymper's exploits and the death of Kit Carson’s son in California from a spider bite.
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Frank Hickey
Costa
Whymper
Matterhorn
Kit Carson
California
Local Drug Ad and Candy Shop Update
A short newspaper item notes Lakative Bromo Quinine by E. W. Grove with refunds if ineffective and a 25 cent price. It advertises a complete line of home made candies and Century pro Fine Candies at the Candy Kitchen in the Century block, with reference to Rott.
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E. W. Grove
Candy Kitchen
Century Pro
Century Block
Divorce Suing Saint Linden Case Brought by Mrs Linden
Mrs Eliza Beth Linden filed for divorce from Poeter Linden in common pleas court this morning seeking alimony temporary and permanent relief custody of children and injunctions. She alleges habitual drunkenness extreme cruelty neglect and abuse including being struck and dragged. She states she earns income from washing to support the family and seeks orders restraining him from approaching their home and from disposing of or encumbering property.
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Saint
Elizabeth Linden
Poeter Linden
Linden
Lornin
Meteoric illusion in Elyria sparks chatter near Topliff block
A local scene around WJ Farewell’s tailoring shop shows a broken plate glass window blamed on a meteor. An Elyria observer recalls a hotel porter named Charley reporting the “amash-up” as a night meteoric event shattering glass into fragments.
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Elyria
Topliff
Charlay
Charley
Ely
Monstrous squash nets Canada prize over Ohio
The Broadstreat grocers Boylan Bros received a malaga grape shipment from Canada and displayed a squash weighing over 250 pounds, described as nearly as large as a flour barrel, marking a remarkable feat for Canadian produce over Ohio.
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Ohio
Canada
Boylan Bros
Broadstreat Grocers
Dominion
Opening of George Opole Candy Kitchen Saturday
An event will mark the formal opening of Mr. George Opole's candy kitchen on Saturday afternoon and evening. An orchestra will provide music and a notable display of traits from the orient is promised as the main attraction in the city room.
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George‘opole
Man Smith Decoyed in Saloon Mexican Dollar Swindle
John Smith, a tiller from Wellington, traveled to Cleveland and fell prey to swindlers in a saloon. He was handed a stack of coins with one real dollar on top and several Mexican dollars beneath, worth about half their face value. Police described it as an old con, leaving Smith wiser but poorer.
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Smith
Tlso
Wellington
Cleveland
John
Anniversary of Ohio Anti-Saloon League opens at Oberlin
The first decennial anniversary events of the Ohio Anti-Saloon League began at Oberlin with religious and musical preludes in the First Congregational church. Delegates from across the county attended as Rev. J B Coleman and Prof. G W Andrews welcomed guests, followed by speeches from Wayne B Wheeler and Rev. Howard H Russel.
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Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Oberlin
First Congregational Church
G W Andrews
College Glee Club
J B Coleman
Second Methodist Church
Howard H Russel
New York City
American Anti-Saloon League
League and Legion
Russell
Josiah Strong
American Institute of Social Services
Lincoln Legion
League
Vinol replaces old cod liver oil in tonic claim
A newspaper feature parallels a craftsman whose greasy hands ruined work to the decline of old-fashioned cod liver oil in medicine. It touts Vinol as a tastier, oil-free alternative, claiming easier digestion, stronger vigor, and proven cures with a money-back guarantee from Henry J. Eady, pharmacist.
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Henry J. Eady
Henry J. Hady
Druggiat
Change in Firm on and after January 1 1104 sale notice
Change in firm structure states Chas J Smith will transfer wallpaper and room molding stock to Smith Bron. to be carried on after January 1 1104. To reduce stock the entire stock of wallpaper and room molding at cost including fall styles is offered for sale. Readily available for spring. December 1.
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Chas. J Smith
Smith Bron
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Harry JH. Smith
Elyria, Ohio
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the Gun Club
North Amherst
Congregationalists
Enage
Harry H. Smith & Company
Cheapside
East Broad St
West River Street
Baldwin Bros & Graham
Hon @ H Ely
JT Brookster
Moon
Probate
Eisenthal
Harry H. Smith Furniture Store
Toy Dept
Broad St
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