Ollmsted Pioneer Hoadley Dies at 79 in 1890s Era
The article outlines the life of Hoadley born in Olm ad, who emigrated with Calvin and family, moving from Asters 21 day to Cleveland and then to Olmsted. He helped erect the first mill, organized early Sville, and led local affairs with a noted brother in Captain role. He married Smith and Eskert descendants, died at 79 after a long career, remembered for honesty and kindness.
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Ley
Hiaf Hoadley
Calvin
Pasute
Cleveland
Olmsted
Ding
Eny
R Hoadley
Ab Smith
Brooks Smith
Elizabeth Eskert
Chapwn
Tenn
C. Vivria
Luther M. Tanega
Uffalo
Art
Elyria
Anns
Ridge
Tia
Nebraska
Local News Roundup Recaps Community Notes
Saturday notices report births and visits among Shannon, Adams, Kinney, Dufy, and O'Haren families. Local travels include Metcalfs in Kansas, Faxon and Roe heading to Ithaca for Cornell, and Mrs Gobey hosting her mother in Elyria. A two week span covers weddings, birthdays, illnesses, and social events.
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John Shannon
Alden Bush
Calambus
Frank Belt
T. I. Robinson
Cleveland
Lillian Kinney
Louise Dufy
Eugene Massey
Green Springs
Roy Foley
Oberlin
Cora Carter
Eggart
Norwalk
Charles J. Shilsbury
Visi
Chicago
Amy Flannery
Clyde
Lyda O'Haren
Altice Dowd
Siberia Journey Pages Amidst Letters and Exiles
A correspondent recounts travel through Siberia from Irvanoyorsk to Lake Baikal, meeting officials and exiles, noting cultural richness and a harsh war atmosphere. He mentions behind schedule, planned visits to Krasnogorsk and Baku, and hopes to Beirut, with reflections on Russian peasants and large-scale emigration during a turbulent era.
A Book by Old Soldiers on Campaign Life in the Union Army
A handsome volume of 444 pages titled Personal reminiscences and experiences by members of the One Hundred and Third Ohio Volunteer Infantry covers the regiment from muster-in to muster-out. It includes a company roster and details of nearly all veterans, with copies available for 1.40 by mail from H. P. Chapman, LaPorte, Ohio. Toledo Blade notes Marshal Wagner’s Peru post office raid and ongoing local moves.
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One Hundred and Third Ohio Volunteer Infantry
One
O. WV. I
Lincoln
Cuyahoga
Lorain
Medina
Lorain County
Cleveland
Wgéken
H. P. Chapman
LaPorte
Ohio
Progress on C. E. and W. power house advances prompt
Construction near the C. L. W. crossing aims to finish by early October with power ready by early November. The station will serve Oberlin Wellington North Amherst and Gurain lines. Old building on East Broad will be dismantled for car barn use. The new plant is among county's strongest and will house top machinery.
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Oberlin Wellington
Amherst and
Gurain
Impaney
East Pight
Lorain
Elyria
G. A.B
Opera House
St. Andrew’s Choir
Cleveland
Burglars Loot Weller Engineering Foundry on Chestnut Street
Thieves who knew the plant entered the Weller Engineering Company foundry on Chestnut Street by removing a glass pane on the south side near the Lake Shore tracks. They opened two small tool chests, stole tools valued at about 15 dollars, and exited through the north door found open the next morning.
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Weller Engineering Company
Chestnut Street
Lake Shore
Warning Tower plans for storm warning tower described
Details outline a 76 foot iron storm warning tower to stand on North Broadway near the lake shore with four corner supports, a 60 foot joined section, a top weather vane, signal flags, a 7 foot ladder, a 4 by 4 by 7 foot iron shelter, and a lantern hoist. Several towers along the lake shore are planned.
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North Broadway
Lake Shore
Lorain
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Cora Babcock
Florence Houghton
Rochester
Mike Mondula
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Frances Gray
Clusted Falls
Josephine Kinnier
Lersch
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Charles QR. Metcalf
Lawrence
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Theodore Faxon
Mayo Roe
James Thomas
Ithaca
M. Y
Cornell University
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Tova Geibel
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Frank Hawk
Middle Avenue
Columbus Pension Agency
John Lersch
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Baku
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Lake Superior
G. F. Waraur
Toledo Blade Aays
United States
Wagner
Peru
Huron County
F. E. Kimball
Columbus Street
Ben Johnson
Mr. Curtiss
Johngeon
C. L. & W. Power House
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D. 4
East Broad Street
Nickel Plate Road
Torain
Johnstown
C. A. Melin
Agant
Wreai
Broad Street
Fauver & Robson
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DAVIS
Eldred & Company
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Parkside
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