Talbot J Taylor et al Mortgage Lien Case in Lorain County
Legal notice reports a mortgage and trust arrangement involving Talbot J Taylor and partners in New York and Chicago, with property in Lorain County pledged as security. The case names James Taylor and others as defendants and sets a September deadline for answers, outlining proposed equity and indemnity actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huants
To-Wits
HB. Taylor
Puxtali Cing
Lalbot de Tanies A. Taytor
Tris
York City
New Tiers Bron
Sid Piaintit
Peuitivua
Lorain County
Fredowtig Bk Cere Bs
Bers
OWO Promiss
Lorain
Slporlo
Lee Ginal
Binek
Ailiy Lwe
York
Ghiengo
St Lous
Wartheast
Lobho
WITS
Sauds
Enee
Niisutsanier
New York
Chicago
Ganbalting
Cefenilatis
Deisantier
Talbot
James ‘Aylor
Loria
Paris
Talbet J. Taylor
Jamen Faxhall P Keene
Partners
Tabor J. Taylor
Sale of Real Estate by Order of Lorain County Court
A sale is set for September 26 at 10:00 a.m. for an undivided one sixth share in a tract of about three acres, located in Eaton Township, Lorain County Ohio. The property, tied to a life estate of Castle Baker, involves a mortgage payoff of $400 and payment terms of half cash and balance in one year with interest. Official notices list exceptions and related probate and guardian actions with multiple executors and administrators named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loraine
Ohio
Eaton
Hennie
Castle Baker
L. B. Fanger
Bagi
Rockland Farm
Meaus
On Warret
Clough
Ottthres
England
United States
Poland
China
Qlonagh
Notice of Estate Administrators and Compromise Terms
State court notices list Frank M. as administrator of the estate of Elizabeth Shonyer and others. The court orders an accounting and compromise terms for debts totaling 4840 and 788.40 against specific heirs. A hearing is set for December 4 at Park Street, with H Jackson named administrator and fiduciary for the late resident of Lorain County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorats Cousts
Frank M. Ministrator
Cel
Eugabeth Bhainyer
Anna Wield
Paaxk M
Xtha Jackson
Good
Son
Binton
Lorain
Red
Inve
H. Jackson
dissolution notice from Jerrull and Avery hardware
A vague dissolution notice informs the public that certain business affairs under Jurrell and Avery at No. 50 are ending due to indebtedness. It thanks employees and patrons, pledges continued service and stock provisions, and signs off by A J. Burreld.
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W- Avery
Jurrell
Avery
Police Ordinance Regulation of Force and Pay
Ordinance No 1055 from the Council establishes the police force rules and sets daily pay at 107 dollars for policemen. The measure takes effect from the date of passage. Fred Norton Smith is named President of the Council and the Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Fred NortTox Smith
Norwalk Water Works Stirs Debate On Supply And Purity
Senator J F Laning of Norwalk explains the city’s water system, noting ample supply from two reservoirs, high quality water with no purifier, and low contamination risk. He recalls funding new works, details lake depths, and invites observers to visit and review the setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Laning
Norwalk
Cleveland
New York City
Croton River
Luning’s
Lorain
Sandussky
Toledo
Iit
J. F. Laniog
Elyria Veterans Plan Cleveland G A R Parade
Elyria men who served in the Spanish American War plan to join the G A R parade in Cleveland next Tuesday. Company A Fifth O V L from Lorain will march with honorably discharged veterans and hopes Lorain Marine Band will accompany them. local efforts seek 873 to cover the band costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Cleveland
Lorain
G. A. R. Hall
Suit Filed Over Oak Point Disaster Damages
Lizzie Miller of Lorain files a $500 damages suit against the Nickle Plate railway for injuries from the Oak Point disaster of August 1. She says the incident left her permanently disabled from earning physical labor. One other suit for $1.00 is on file in this county and six more suits in Cuyahoga county total $22,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Miller
Lorain
Nickle Plate Railway
Oak Point
Cuyahoga County
Oberlin Prohibitionists nominating auditor against Lewis
Temperance supporters in Oberlin held a Prohibition convention on Tuesday nominating E. P. Getchell, a Oberlin College student and current pastor, to run for auditor against Lewis. They have funds to field a full campaign and plan a strong fight, with a committee to select other Prohibition candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
E. P. Getehel
Oberlin College
Rochester
Brighton
Lewis
Oberlin Man Miller Guilty Of Intoxication Fined
Police report shows Miller of Oberlin found guilty of intoxication on Friday night and fined five dollars plus costs. Georges Tutford received a six dollar fine with costs for the same offense and paid up. An armed tramp named Richard Parr, who gave only a false name, was arrested and banished from the city due to lack of funds and inability to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Miller
Georges Tutford
Richard Parr
Rockland Farm Showcases Berkshire Pigs and Hereford Cattle
A reporter visits Rockland Farm near North Amherst to view Karl B Glough’s Rockland stock farm. It features Berkshire boars, pure Hereford white faced cattle, 249 acres, annual butter production, and a 22 horsepower engine powering feed, silos, and water systems. Glough estimates $1,900 for a prized boar and notes a substantial farm investment and potential auction revenue.
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Karl B. Glough
Rockland Stock
North Amherst
Jagat Tuesnar
Piotmesque Wands
Woole Bridge
Gyans Tha Lake Shore
Rockland Farm
Swine Show Prospect With Clough’s Grand Herd
Mr Clough launches a state fair tour with a crate of Enoch pigs valued at 1000 and a 75 dollar weekly outfit cost. The 6 month old hogs receive daily cream from six dairy cows, Holstein heavy herd supports the pigs, and eight weeks on the road include Columbus Dayton Indianapolis Springfield Louisville St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Alough
Rockland Farm
Mr. Clough
Columbus
England
Vauderbilt
Springfield
Ilinois
Indianapolis
Ind
Clough
Enoch Pig
Dayton
Louisville
St. Louis
Chicago
Greibl
A Bucyrus Romance Foreshadows a Future Union
The Bucyrus Herald notes the upcoming marriage of Miss Mary Josephine Beal of Bucyrus to Rev Thomas H Housel of Cincinnati. It recalls a 1899 Oberlin Ohio Wesleyan debate where Beal, then a standout female debater, partnered by two male teammates helped Ohio Wesleyan triumph, boosting Housel's college reputation and their shared hopes for lasting happiness.
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Bucyrus Herald
Mary Josephine Beal
Bucyrus
Thomas H. Horsel
Cincinnati
Oberlin
Ohio Wesleyan University
Mary Josepine Beal
Ohio Wesleyan
Thomas H. Housel
Postal clerks reject AFL affiliation at Milwaukee convention
The postal clerks decided not to affiliate with the American Federation of Labor. The question was postponed indefinitely at the national convention in Milwaukee, with the next convention slated for Kansas City in 1902.
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American Federation of Labor
Milwaukee
Kantaa City
LAW VERSUS BUSINESS BASEBALL BATTLE SET FOR TUESDAY
A humorous conflict pits merchants against lawyers in a staged ball game. Umpires include Parks Foster and Pat Boynton. Cap Sawyer leads the merchants while Frank Stevens heads the lawyers. The game starts at 24:30 Tuesday on the East side grounds with visitors charged to leave early.
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Ross Fanver
Gleveland
Aamecf
Charlen Sawyer
Aimmst
B. G. Johnson
Pat Boynton
Parks
Foster
W. A. Braman
Hinmen
East Side
Jim Seward
Earl Wurst
Deb Robson
Chas. Sawyer
S.s
AL Horning
Henry Andress
Cliff LeManter
Chas. Ensign
Chas. Savage
Phil Walsh
B Sweet
Frank Stevens
Hatch
Ciniger
Clyde Wilcox
B. Fuuger
Clayton Chapman
Automobile Tour Sets Off for Pan-American Exposition
Chicago Automobile club members plan a tour in their cars to the Pan-American exposition with fifteen automobiles already entered. The start is scheduled for Saturday morning.
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Chicago Automobile Club
Lovers Twain Alopment Fails For Ashland County License
A couple sought a marriage license in the county courthouse on Thursday. They visited multiple offices, including the recorder and auditor, before Judge Hinman refused and sent them to Ashland County. the couple, from Cleveland and Ashland, left hopeful yet disappointed about the next step.
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Cleveland
Ashland
Hinman
Court House
Court Street
Recorder’s
Harris
Judge Hinnton
No Club Room Plans Die in Elyria Elk Trust
The Elks in Elyria planned a fourth floor club room in the Elyria block but abandoned the lease after trustees refused to sign. They would not assume liability for injuries to the building. The committee still aims to secure a club space and will report at the next meeting, with alternative locations under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elryia Elks
Elyria
Lorain Street Railways Battle City Over Transfers and Y Junction
The Lorain street railway seeks a double Y at Broadway and Trie avenue to connect with Cleveland and Lorain as well as Sandusky and Interurban lines. The Everett Moore syndicate controls the through traffic and requires a Broadway crossing. City officials led by Mayor Glitsch demand universal transfers within city limits before any favors. Mr Booth reports Blondyke flourishing with expected increased gold output this year.
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City of
Lorain
Lorain Street Railway Company
Broadway
Trie Avenue
Cleveland and Lorain
Everett-Moore Syndicate
Trafic
Cleveland
Toledo
Glitsch
Won Premiums at Columbus Ohio Exposition Poultry Show
Eugene Sites led poultry entries at the Ohio Exposition winning fifty five first prizes thirty two seconds and six thirds amid fifteen hundred entries. A council discussion on three cent fare grants and universal transfers stalled with no action. Lorain and Cleveland rail plans for East Ems avenue face owner objections while the city withholds favors without concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Sites
Coglumbus
Lorain
Cleveland Road
East Ems Avenue
Corporation
Deputies Return From Pan Exposition Trip
Deputy Salisbury and Jack Reublin returned from a week in Buffalo and Niagara Falls. They spent much of their time in Buffalo riding camels through Cairo at the Pan-American exposition. Miss Margaret Wright and Froy Bivins with Mr and Mrs Harry Crandall also returned from a lakes trip.
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Salisbury
Jack Reublin
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Cairo
Margaret Wright
Froy Bivins
Harry Crandall
Saloon Keeper Fined After Hours Arrest
M D Brown was arrested Thursday night for keeping a saloon open after hours. The mayor fined him 16 dollars and costs, and he paid and was released. Joe Miller of Oberlin was arrested for drunkenness but pled not guilty and had a hearing set for Friday night.
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M.D. Brown
Joe Miller
Oberlin
Elyria Horse Third at Canton Fair Trot
Miss Hopkins owned by George Ryan finished third in the 2:22 trot at Canton fair on Thursday. Patronson bought by Henry Loose of Bellevue placed fourth. The purse totaled 250 dollars.
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Miss Hopkins
George Ryan
Patronson
Henry Loose
Bellevue
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