Glimpses of Europe Dublin Ireland's contrasts and history
A travel sketch of Dublin and Ireland detailing public edifices, museums, parks, and monuments. It contrasts grand institutions like the Bank of Ireland and Trinity College with dilapidated Dublin Castle and aging churches, then surveys Irish history from Patrick to Parnell, famine, and emigration, ending with countryside and farming life along the Dublin to Cork route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ireland
Bank of Ireland
House of Parliament
Trinity College
All Ireland
Gratten
Yelveston
Lord Ross
Lord Killwarden
Dabdlin Castle
Bks
Custom House
St. Patricks Cathedral
Christ's Church
Old Kingdom
Phoenix Park
Paris
St. James
London
Lord Cavendish
Dahlia
Leinster
St. Patrick
Great Britain
Real estate transfers across Elyria Lorain county properties
A stream of deeds records transfers to city of Elyria and various buyers. Transactions include Elyria park land donations and purchases by Ellia Realty, Board of Education, and trustees. Parcels span Elyria Oberlin Sheffield Amherst and Avon with prices from $1 to $2,500 and acreages from fractional to several acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Realty Company
Elyria
Park Puposes
Elylyin Sl
Heman Ely
William Aa. Ely
City of
Nettie M. Nichols
William A. Reed
Eaton
Aurtroney
Eliza Noertrem
J. H. Brandon
Brownhelm
Gidona F
S. A. Powaers
Grafton
W. A. Beebe
A. R. Webber
Q. A
Clara Frink
Minnis
Fossett
Amherst
Q. A. Frink
Delia J. Sawyer
James Sawyer
Avon
Thomas
Clara E. Foote
Lorain
Sheffield
James and
Emily Sawyer
Delia Sawyer
Avan
John H. Root
Hattie V. Root
Thomas Gawn
Frank Horasz
Frank Fitzer
Augustine Whitney
Perry O. Whitney
Penfield
William Wynn
T. H. Rowland
Oberlin
Peter Nagle
Joseph Nagle
John Nagle
Charles Hahn
George A. Hahn
Russia
M. M
Angueta A. Squira
Joseph M. Flickinger
Morgan Block
Bale G
Hans Olmutz
Nare
Leonard M. Moore
Robert J. Marks
Sare
Reform School Sought for Local Boy Emil Salvo
Emil Salvo a boy about ten to twelve is turned over to probate court with recommendation that he be sent to the industrial school. He is accused of stealing iron door hangers from a new Bates Brothers house on Third street and has a history of mischief and truancy since coming to Elyria. The mayor cites parental neglect as a factor and urges formal commitment to the industrial school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Ireland
W. E. Gladstone
Trish
Charles Parnell
Dublin
Daniel O'Connell
Chas. Parnell
Burke
Sheriden
Phillips
Curran Snd Grattan
Boyle
Malone
Flood
Perry Dely
Bergh
Parnell
Ghio
Ohio
England
Emil Salvo
Tie
Bates Brothers
Third Street
Emil
T. J. Batea
Doora
Elyria
Lebev
Industrial School
Old Ladies' Home progresses with stone and wood framing
The first story stonework is finished and carpenters start framing the second floor. Three sides of the front are sandstone while the south side and upper story use wood with likely shingled walls. The completed building will enhance the city’s appearance.
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Fiont
Mania for Oworges Leads to Split and Custody Pleas
In the two divorce filings, Harry A Bell seeks separation from Anna Jans Bell and custody of Emily and Ethel, with alleged adultery and neglect in Australia and current domicile in Bristol England. Alice Atherton sues Albert Atherton for divorce alimony and custody, alleging abuse, fear for life, separation, cruel treatment, and prior assaults, with farm life at Henrietta cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Bell
Anna Jans Bell
Emily
Ethel
Port Mackay
Queensland
Australia
Bristol
Summerset
England
Thompson and Glitsch
Alice
Albert Atherton
Alicea
Albert
Birmingham
Martyrdom and Assassination Attempts on U S Presidents
A historical overview notes U S presidents targeted by assassins. It recounts Andrew Jackson fending off a gunman on the White House steps, Lincoln’s death, and Garfield and McKinley wounds with details on bullet caliber, spinal injury, and risks of blood poisoning from retained foreign matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Andrew Jackson
White House
Jackson
Lincoln
William Henry Harrison
Garfield
McKinley
Will dispute over Harrison B Wood estate and mortgage
A probate suit on the Wood estate from Carlisle questions who holds the remaining funds. Della Prindle and Effa May Wood share the 78 acre south lot while a reversion occurs if Miss Wood dies. Malcolm H B Wood owes 1800 on a mortgage with 200 more due, contested by Prindle and other heirs. Attorneys Lee Stroup and G Johnson represent the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison B. Wood
H. B. Wood
Carlisle
Della M. Prindle
Effa May Wood
Miss Wood
Effa Wood
Mr. Wood
M. Prindle
Malcolm H. Wood
Btts Wood
Lee Stroup
G. Johnson
Dinin Tiff
Burial of Miss Mary M. Alcott in Ridgeville
The remains of Miss Mary M. Alcott of Jackson Michigan were brought to Ridgeville for burial on Thursday September 5. She was held in high esteem by residents and by the Deering Manufacturing Company of Chicago which employed her. Officials sent a formal floral tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Alcott
Jackson
Mich
Ridgeville
Deering Manufacturing Company
Chica
Three Cent Fare Sparks Debate in Lorain South Lorain Lines
The Lorain and Weymouth street railway plans a three cent fare not broad public benefit. Steel Plant workers buy 25 coupon books for 1.60 with name-tied tickets, outsiders blocked. Mayor Johnson’s three-cent fare seen costly. GO, BG and W.Ry owe 53.87 to the county for Co E and W 3, Arthur L. Dudley, per Henrietta.
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Lorain
Elyria
South Lorain
Johnson
W.ry
Arthur L. Dudley
Por
Henrietta
Four Die as Soo Rapids Tour Boat Sinks in Deep Water
Gus Brems of Elyria and Joseph Myers with his son Matt were rescued after a canoe capsized near Sault Ste Marie rapids. Matt Pomeroy of Pittafield and an Indian guide drowned while two Myers family members and another guide survived. Brams formerly Elyria police officer, lived at 1119 Lake Ave. Myers family lived on Garvin Ave.
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Gus Brems
Elyria
Joseph Myers
Matt
Sault Ste Marie
Matt Pomeroy
Pittafield
Soo
Aix
Myers Brams
Pomeroy
Brams
Lake Avenue
Myera
Garvin Avenue
M E Conference Holds Final Meeting for Year
The official board of the M E church held its last meeting of the year Monday night along with the adjourned Quarterly Conference Rev Endly leaves Tuesday for the Northern Ohio Conference at Mt Gilead where he serves on the Board of Examiners
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M.E. Church
Endly
Northern Ohio
Mt. Gilead
Great Lake Shore Fast Mail Race Sets Record Run
A special train on the Lake Shore line raced the No 8 fast mail from Chicago to Toledo to beat the regular mail through Elyria by four minutes. The mail car carried Australian mail for England with the aim of faster delivery than the Suez route. The run included stops and new engines, finishing three minutes behind the fast mail in Toledo. The Australian mail is expected to reach England sooner than mail via Suez.
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Lake Shore
Chicago
Toledo
Elyria
England
Australia
Suez Canal
Cape of Good Hope
San Francisco
Ventera
New York
Elkhart
Bryan
Suez
Drunken Duo Arrested Over Sherry Wine Incident
On Sherry Wine, Fin Gleason and Heman Gleason were arrested by Officer Whitney Sundey in an intoxicated condition. They claimed to be drunk on sherry wine kept at home and not near a saloon all day. The mayor fined them $5 and costs, which they paid. Albert Smith was fined $5 and costs for being drunk.
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Fin Gleason
Heman Gleason
Whitney Sundey
Albert Smith
Costa Aisa
Marriage Licenses in Lorain County
Joseph Megyessi 28 laborer and Lenora Creto 18 of Lorain listed for marriage. George Law 22 laborer and Erhart with Pearl Wilcox listed with LaGrange as party location.
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Joseph Megyessi
Lenora Creto
Lorain
George Law
Erhart
Pearl Wilcox
Lorain Street Steel Plant Fare Cut After Boycott
Lorain Street railroad company yields to boycott and lowers fare between South Lorain and Elyria to six and three tenths cents from nine cents. Special chartered cars for workers to Elyria at six cents will end as the company adopts the reduced rate for all passengers, removing discrimination against Elyria workmen.
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Lorain Street Railway Company
Lorain Street Railroad Company
South Lorain
Elyria
Steel Company
Jims
South Lomin
B. and
W. Fine
Paving Underway on Wurst Court and Cedar Street
Work progresses on Wurst Court and Cedar Street with Pfundt and Schultz as contractors. Excavation finished on Wurst Court. eight inches of stone filling will be laid with sand before brick. Cedar Street excavation began Monday morning and will soon be ready for paving. both streets to receive Lorain brick block.
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Wurst Court
Cedar Street
Pfundt and Schultz
Settlement in O H and W Electric Railway case
The case against Arthur Dudley et al. was settled out of court for 967 dollars. The railroad crosses the Dudley farm in Henrietta, occupying five acres of the 200 acre property. Webber and Metcalf defended the plaintiff, Thompson and Glitsch defended the opposite side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. and W. Electric Railway
Arthur Dudley
Dudley's
Henrietta
Webber and Metcalf
Thompson and
Glitsch
Lorain County Fair Expected Big Opening
Lorain County fair runs September 17 to 20 with Secretary Neiding of the agricultural society predicting larger and better exhibits. Poultry entries may exceed room in the building while other departments fill well. A new sheep shed is near completion and will be ready when sheep take possession.
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Neiding
The
Agricultural Society
Lake Shore Train Runs West With Veterans and Excursionists
The Lake Shore is busy with G A RR business. A Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul train was returned west this morning after hauling veterans to Cleveland. A Sunday special of sixteen Lake Shore coaches went west to bring back excursionists.
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Lake Shore
G Ac RR
Chicago
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Postoffice Workers Get Free Day for G A R Reunion
Uncle Sam honors postoffice workers with one free day this week to attend the Grand Army of the Republic reunion in Cleveland. Office duties continue as usual with staff taking turns.
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Sam
Very
Postoffice
Cleveland
Wellington youths jailed for pocketbook theft
Mayor George Couch presided as Henry Stoughton aged 19 and Fred Harmon aged 20 were sentenced to ten days in the county jail with costs after being arrested for stealing a pocketbook containing 490 from Kate Cone a stenographer at Wellington Foundry Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Couch
Wellington
Henry Stoughton
Fred Harmon
Kate Cone
Wellington Foundry Company
Methodist Episcopal Northern Ohio Conference at Mt Gilead
The Northern Ohio conference of the Methodist Episcopal church will convene in Mt Gilead starting Wednesday September 11 with two to three hundred delegates. Bishop Andrews will preside and ministerial appointments will be announced on Monday the 16th, closing day of the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Ohio
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mt. Gilead
Andrews
Money for Furnaces Suit Against W A Clark
The Caldwell Furnace Foundry company sues W. A. Clark and company for $1,858 claimed for goods bought. Attorneys B W Johnson Frits Rudin and S B Williams appear for the plaintiff. An attachment is issued on papers said to be in the hands of RE Hopkins clerk of the Lorain Board of Education.
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Caldwell Furnace Foundry Company
W. A
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WM. A. Braman
Killarney
Kiliarney
Amierton
Liverpool
Reform School
Old Ladies’ Home
Mrs. Austin
Lorain County
Dakotahs
Reuben
Marvin
Andrew
Athertons
Abert
Atherton
Wabber and Metcalf
Sault Ste. Marie
M. E. Conference
Lorain County Fair
Northern Ohio Conference
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