Cleveland to get street railway mail car plans
Washington approves an improved mail service introducing a Cleveland street railway mail car. A contract with the street railway company will cover mileage and daily operation, with government personnel aboard and routes extending along West State to Broadway. The car will run about 20 hours daily, collect mail at stations and boxes, and deliver at certain points to shorten transit time. Negotiations are under way with the railway company, and a white compartment car is planned for use.
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Cleveland
Washington
Denstve
Haa
Howilleo
Dean
St. Clare
Sun Avehne
Broundway
Vertain
Great Railway Company
Postal Department
Emerson
Ap Vseter
West Indies
Cincinnati Fall Festival Draws Large Attendees and Notable Figures
Cincinnati crowds packed the festival grounds with about 10 900 paid admissions and 15 000 total including attendants. Politicians and club members from Blaine and Democratic groups planned attendance while William Jennings Bryan’s planned visit remained unconfirmed. Exhibits drew varied crowds with figures like “Jehne the Flames” and “Blue Moon” attracting fairgoers, and quirky festival characters noted amid souvenir packaging, tastings, and daily special observances.
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Cimcinnati
Conace
Wiliam Jennings Gryan
Blaine Club
Clochanail
Dlab
Duckworth
Jehne
la Music
Yhr Gpnventy Fend
Vine Street
Booth
Liquid Force touted as high class drink
A promotional note extols Liquid Force as a superior beverage promising better appearance mood sleep and overall well being. It claims availability at first class soda fountains and cafes and urges consumption after performances.
Cuyahoga County Fair Opens at Chagrin Falls
The eighty eighth annual Cuyahoga County Agricultural Society fair began at Chagrin Falls with about 1500 attendees from Willoughby Painesville and Mentor. Notable exhibitors Charles A Otis B A Merritt F H Townsend and William Crawford showed prize livestock while Otis won best red Durham bull and Berkshire sow Merritt led with Porl Durham cow Townsend with blooded bulls. Attendance today may reach 5000 as livestock exhibits expand and racing days approach with crowds arriving by car from Cleveland suburbs.
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Lawhe
Jana
E. A. Merritt
C. A. Otis
Tannenbaum
Otis
Merritt
Townsend
Cleveland
Gates MN
Baby 18 Months An Acrobat Defies Limits
An eight month old infant described as an acrobat shows remarkable muscle development despite being unable to walk or speak. The fragment notes the child's unique physical traits and raises questions about early development and potential talents observed by caregivers.
Hardyfood Promises Strength From Wheat and Malted Barley
An advertisement extols Hardyfood as a nourishing, easy to digest staple for the elderly and youth. It claims the food uses only the grain's life, with minimal stomach work, and outshines bread by chemically altering wheat through baking and yeast. It urges readers to rely on Hardyfood rather than medicines for stomach weakness.
Elyria Ohio special election on bonds 1908
Notice of a special election in Elyria Ohio to decide issuing city bonds totaling $54,000 for construction of a bridge over the east branch of Black River on Broad Street. Voters in each ward are directed to specific polling places with ballot wording for or against the bond issue.
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Elyria
Ohio
Blyria
Black River
Broad Street
Onto
City Hose House
Dewey Avenue
Board of Education
Second Street
Court Street
City Fuse House
Fourth Ward
Middle Avenue
Thirteenth Street
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Ginginnati
Ren Hue
Travelers’ Protection Association
National Union
CL & W
Cedar Point
Lake Shore
Accoumt Grand Carnival
Seryce L. 3
The
ALR
Champney Co
Cuyhoga
Eteirim
Stomers
Yas
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Erent Pio Ak
Battenbury
YY H. Smith & Com
Civiaarann
W. River St
West Side
George St
West Ave
Rood Little Place
Cleveland St
Cleveland Road
Imore
Ridgeville
Avon, Graiste
Grateton Townships
Erie County
Co. A. Cox
East Broad St
Broadway
R. I. Hill
West Broad Street
Viening Bost Business, College
Esides
Brooklyn
Mads
Curtis Publishing Company
Arch Street
Philadelphia
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