Lorain Harbor Works Drive Local Growth and Shipyard Plans
The sam of 700000 is now being expended on Lorain harbor for new piers and a concrete breakwater to shelter vessels in storms and facilitate access. Lorain city spend 200000 to deepen and widen Black River to 400 feet wide and 20 feet deep, enabling ore-carrying ships to reach Lorain Staff Company docks 24-4 miles from the harbor. The Nickel Plate Railroad nears completion of a 140 foot draw bridge costing 20000 with 150 foot openings for vessels. Next year B and C railroad plans 1000000 in Lorain for shops and ore coal handling. Lorain Steel Company invests in tube mills docks and machinery, two new furnaces, totaling over 35000000. About 9600 workers are employed or to be added by new mills.
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Lorain
Black River
Nickel Plate Railroad
Neorly
B and C
Busy Day for Tom L Johnson in Lorain Avon Elyria and Lorain
The Cleveland mayor Tom L Johnson plans a packed schedule starting around noon with a speech in Avon at La'clock. He will then speak in Elyria and North Amherst, appears in South Lorain at 6:30 and closes at 8 PM with an event at the Empire theater in Lorain.
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Ton L. Johnson
Lorain
Cleveland
A R Champney
Mr. Johnson
Avon
Sin Elyria
North Amherst
South Lorain
Empire Theater
Fell Named Superintendent at Lorain Tube Mills
Charles Fell of McKeesport Pennsylvania is appointed superintendent of the new Lorain Tube Mills under construction. He previously led the weld department at National Tube Works in McKeesport. Pat Duncan will succeed Fell in MoKeusport.
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McKeesport
Lorain
All
Ap Weld
National Tube Works
Mo- Keusport
Pat Duncan
Fall
Amo- Kuesport
Two cars collide on corner of Third and Middle
At 10 30 Sunday night two cars met on the O and 8 W curve at Third Street and Middle Avenue. Both cars were moving slowly with minor damage to fenders and headlights. A female passenger suffered a slight facial scratch and both drivers were shaken. Cars are towed to a nearby yard for repairs.
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Third Strest
Middle Avenue
Besa Ioaning
Ander Ardera
Physician Duty to Respond to Medical Calls
A prevailing view holds that a physician, by state privileges, must respond to all calls for professional services unless a valid reason exists. The rule remains clear except when treatment has already begun or the physician holds an official government duty that forbids therapy.
Vast Treasure Hoard In Treasury At New York Wall Street
The United States holds a historic gold reserve with about 1300 tons in the Treasury in New York, supplemented by a similar amount in circulation. The combined gold weight tops 2600 tons with a value exceeding 1.21 billion dollars.
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United States
End Treasury
Wallgreet
New York
Treasury
Read Psalms and chapters for daily guidance
A devotional list suggests reading Psalm 27 for blogs Psalm 37 for empty pockets John 15 for unkind people Hebrews 12 for being out of sorts Psalm 126 for discouragement at work Psalm 136 for confidence in men First Corinthians 13 for losing confidence James 3 for keeping silent when you cannot have your own way
Pathetic meeting ends with letter to missing husband
An exhausted man sought help at The Owl after a long walk for work. He wrote a letter addressed by J H Krause for Mrs John Nixon Grap Lake Mich, revealing a twenty year marriage strained by a recent separation. Mrs Nixon plans forgiveness as the couple’s situation unfolds. Also tonight GABR hall hosts Amanda Coffman of Grand Rapids with spirit messages at 7:30, plus Cleveland singer Hise. Admission free.
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Mr. Krause
Juhn Nixon
Grapa Lake
Miah
John Nixon
the Inquirer
Elyria
J. H. Krause
Amanda Coffman
Grand Ramils
Mich
Gabr Hall
Hise
Cleveland
Maude Gates seeks divorce over forced medicine claim
Maude Gates sues Bert Gates for divorce alleging he forced her to take medicine to reduce a neck growth, making her sick and nervous and harming her heart. She fled to her parents in Medina, leaving no children. attorney George L. Blinn represents the plaintiff.
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Maude Gates
Bert Gates
Madina
George L Blinn
Celebrated Anniversary At Clark Residence In Cleveland
On Sunday the thirty fourth anniversary of Mrs. George Washington of Cleveland Ohio, sister of Prof RR Clark, was celebrated at Prof and Mrs Clark’s home at 20 N Chestnut Street. A number of personal friends were invited and a three course dinner was served at 1 p.m. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Henry Johnson and Rev G W Tindle, with many others from the city. They were royally entertained. Try our fine home made candies. Candy Kitchen Gestary, blook 2utt.
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George Washington
Cleveland
Ohio
RR Clark
Clark
Chestnut Street
Nice
Henry Johnson
G W Tindle
Professor Andrews Walked to Attend Meeting
Professor Geo F Andrews of the Oberlin Conservatory walked from Oberlin to Blyria to avoid lateness for the men’s meeting at the First Congregational Church on Sunday night. The Oberlin Glee Club’s car broke down en route, delaying the group about half an hour while the professor arrived in time for services.
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Geo. F. Andrews
Oberlin Consurvatory
Oberlin
Plaea
Oberlin Glee Club
Jyallen
Andrews
Blyria
Tio
Hise
Cozy Corners at Only Gornore Theatre Friday Night
Lizzie Evans stars in Cozy Corners adapted from a New England village tale. The play centers on a small Congregational church, its young pastor and his family, with four scene settings including the church lawn interior and pastor’s home. A quartet of boys, gambling school children, and the Hennings dancers add novelty.
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Gornore
Lizzie Evang
Hia Hock
Pamber
Rooma
Hennings
Lixzia Evans
Hospital Takes Charge of Miss Jessie Wakinns Care
Elyria hospital now oversees Miss Jessie Wakinns as five patients receive treatment. The institution implements changes to become up to date in all parts, with an emphasis on linen management and requests for linen donations to Miss Williams for help.
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Jessie Williams
Ho Elyria Hospital
Jessie Wakinns
Alleges Cruelty Divorce Plea in Elyria Case
Alleges extreme cruelty in a divorce filing by Ann Norcester of Elyria against William Brocet Norcester after eighteen months of marriage. They have one child, William D Little, a 25 year old clerk in Lorain, and Margarette Hampions, 22, Wisra. The source cites a broader, quoted anecdote about Representative Landis of Indiana and a steak anecdote from Harvey’s in Washington.
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Ann Norcester
Elyria
Wm. Brocet Norcester
Marriet
Lave
Grand jury summoned in Bennett murder case
A special grand jury was summoned Monday morning to hear the Bennett murder case set for next Friday. The names of the jurors are not public, but will include well known business and professional men. The Bennett case is expected to proceed without tedious delays. An apprentice girl at Mrs Wilder's Millinery, 35 East Broad Street, is involved in the context.
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Bennett
Mra, Wilder's Millinery
East Broad
Atrent
Situ
Engineers and teachers hear on general to technical studies in Oberlin
The Northeastern Ohio Teachers association met in Oberlin delivering talks by Dr. N H Chaney and Dr. HC Mianich on the value of a broad college foundation before technical study. Dr. Charles S Howe of Case School discussed how engineering colleges focus, the role of research, and the shortage of technical graduates with 1,300 graduates in 1902 amid demand for 4,000.
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Northeastern Ohio Teachers” Association
Oberlin
Henry Churchill King
Oberlin College
N H Chaney
Youngstown
Chaney
HC Mianich
State Normal
Miami University
Oxford
Charles S Howe
Case Schoel of
Cleveland
Engineering
Austrian couple wed aboard ship comes to america
A marriage license was issued to Mike Sehrak and Annie Lucas of Lorain. Both Austrians, they spoke limited English. Their courtship began on the steamer bringing them to the United States. They will reside on Globe Street.
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Mike Sehrak
Annie Lucas
Lorain
Globe Atreat
Dowie's Private Car Described With Royal Luxuries
The account portrays Dowies private car as matching kings carriages in luxury with velvet carpeting and upholstery, silken tapestries, mirrored panels, and a hot and cold bath. It claims ornate features including electric illumination, a barber chair, private apartments, and an observatory platform.
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Dowie
Ed Baker nets blue ribbon yield from 14 acres of Defiance wheat
Fort Collins reader notes Ed R Baker grandson of A Baker of Lake Avenue earned the blue ribbon for the year’s largest wheat yield. From 14 acres of Defiance he threshed about 64 bushels per acre, with an actual weight of screened grain. The field east of town was sown in May, heavily fertilized with sheep manure two years prior, producing notable heads for the World’s Fair samples. In a separate item, Congressman Kalin of California recalls a thief who fled with bundles of money, remarking that he looked like he had no minute to spare.
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Fort Collins
Colorado
Ed. R Baker
Lake Avenue
Kalin
California
Washington Street
Kalser's Appreciation of Krupp Wreath Note
A fragment states that a wreath bearing the words To my best friend Willam was placed on Krupp’s grave, describing the Kaiser's appreciation and the tribute. The text is fragmented and lacks full context or dates.
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Kalser
Krupp
Willam
Nore BF P
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