Pennsylvania railroads may use telephones for trainmen
Officials consider placing telephones in homes of far from stations trainmen to speed notifications when a run is ready. Call boys currently summon crews. delays occur if men are sick or away. A telephone system could enable quick substitutes, improve efficiency and demonstrate progressiveness in service. A new record set on Lakeside steamer trip from Lakeside to Cleveland in three hours and twenty five minutes, beating prior four hour times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
H. S. Wannamaker
P. H. Metcalf
Lakeside
Bandusky
Cleveland
Billard Tables Owner Sues After Fire Loss
William Goldberg owned five billiard and pool tables valued at 1100 dollars stored on Ennat Bridge street. A fire on May 11 1901 destroyed the building and barn. A notary fixed a 500 dollar loss. the insurer refused settlement after 60 days. Goldberg sues for 800 dollars with interest from July 16 2001. Attorney E G Johnson appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Goldberg
Ennat Bridge Street
Insurance
Illinois
Goldberg
E. G. Johnson
Veterans Leaving Cleveland After Gathering
G A R veterans depart Cleveland in large numbers after parade and afternoon drills. Hundreds return home as three trains head east Wednesday evening and two or three specials go west via the Lake Shore through Elyria. Most visitors depart by Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Cleveland
Lake Shore
Elyria
Toledo and
Ohio Central
Big real estate deal seals transfer by California parties
A large real estate transaction between California parties and J C Hill of Savings Deposit Bank closes. The property spans 478 acres mostly in LaGrange with 30 acres in Pittsfield, sold for 12000 dollars. Lionel A Sheldon and wife of Los Angeles Calif previously owned the parcels, likely for investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
J. C. Hill
Savings Deposit Bank Company
LaGrange
Pittsfield
Lionel A. Sheldon
Los Angeles
Cal
Judge Boynton’s Waiter Shortchanged at Hollenden
Judge W. W. Boynton, a Cleveland lawyer with a Ridgeville summer home, dined at the Hollenden hotel. He handed the waiter a $20 bill to change for a tip, but the waiter vanished with the bill, not even stopping for hat and coat. The note hints the judge will likely rethink his generosity in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
W. W. Boynton
Ridgeville
Hollenden Hotel
Beaver Falls pair wed by Rev Cadmus at church
James A. Espy an iron worker from Beaver Falls Pennsylvania and Mies Badie C. Osrey a Lo rain young woman were married Friday afternoon about 8 o clock by Rev W E Cadmus in his study at the First Congregational church They will reside in Beaver Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Espy
Beaver Falls
Mies Badie C. Osrey
Lorain
W. E. Cadmus
First Congregational Church
Obituary and Local News From County Report
Misses Bertha Berg and Carrie Schenk returned from Lodi Ohio where they attended the funeral of their cousin Samuel Norton. Mr Jacob Sehramm died September 11 1901 aged seventy five, born January 2 1826 in Bavaria. He settled in this country in 1853 and lived on his farm until death. Interment at North Amherst cemetery after service by Rev Lindenmeyer. Dogs damaged Simeon Nashs sheep last Friday night killing seven and wounding fifteen others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Berg
Carrie Schenk
Lodi
Samuel Norton
Daniel Kloss
Sharon
Mays
Gibson
Jacobb Sehramm
Bavaria
Germany
Lindenmeyer
N. Amherst
Simeon
Pittsfield Social Notes and In Memoriam for Edwin Pomeroy
Rev and Mrs Enders return from a four week western state visit. Misses Celia and Helen McRoberts come back from Pan American trip. Maria Braithwaite and Phil McRoberts visit Cleveland last week. Mrs Geo Hollinsworth hosts Canton relatives. Jessie Braithwaite of Toledo visits uncle Fred Braithwaite. Nellie McRoberts and others head to the Pan American next Tuesday. Ada Sheffield leaves for Canada and eastern states. I M Wares of Galeta, Ohio visit H Pomeroy. C E Barnard of Monroeville calls on Pittsfield friends. Mrs Nellie Carpenter of Canton visits her parents. In Memoriam Edwin Lewis Pomeroy born April 5 1880 Pittsfield. He was moral and capable despite hardship. He drowned at Sault Ste Marie September 8 1901. Our sympathy to the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enders
James Meredith
Celia
Helen McRoberts
Maria Braithwaite
Phil McRoberts
Cleveland
Geo. Hollinsworth
Canton
Jessie Braithwaite
Toledo
Fred Braithwaite
Nellie McRoberts
Ola Edmunds
Lena Carters
Vera Reynolds
Misa Ada‘ Sheffield
Canada
I. M. Wares
Galeta
Ohio
H. Pomeroy
C. E. Barnard
Monroeville
Pittsfield
Edwin
Sault Ste Marie
Brownhelm Notices and Local Tragedy
Brownhelm residents note visitors including Mrs Theo and son Carl. Vermilion’s Mrs Emma Eldridge Tohneon visited. Mrs Lettie Huene died from a gasoline explosion after an accident near Kipton. Sympathy sent to the bereaved husband and family. Others attended a birthday party at Henrietta and residents report visits from Chicago and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo, Wood and
Carl
Emma Eldridge Tohneon
Vermilion
Kipton
Lettie Huene
Henrietta
Louise Perry
Chicago
Cora Shotton
Cleveland
Henry Chester
H. Perry
West Ridge Family Reunites After Four Years
Mr Ralph O Sutliff of Chapin Mach visits Carlisle and Wellington relatives at 80 years old. O H FP transports him to Wellington to see W E Sutliff and sister Mrs Rosetta Gott. four old siblings share a rare reunion after about four years. Browns from Elyria visit. Mr Moore preaches. Wheat ground prepared and corn cut. visitors from South Orange NJ depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph O. Sutliff
Chapin, Mach
Carlisle
Wellington
O. H. FP
W. EH. Sutliff
Rosetta Gott
LaPorte Social Notes and Local Visits
LaPorte society roundup lists visitors and guests from Chicago Lorain Elkhart Ridgeville and Wauseon. Mentions Mr M V B Pitkins and sons, Prof W S Canfield, Mrs J J McGinley, N C Hamlin, Mr Wm Chapman, Mrs Jabar Shadford, D A Hamlin, H A Fauver, Mrs McViddy, and L D Hamlin. The L O T M held a Cascade park picnic Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. V. B. Pitkins and Sons
Chicago
LaPorte
W. 8. Canfield
Lorain
J. J. McGinley
Elkhart
N. C. Hamlin
Wm. Chapman
Ridgeville
Henry Co
Jabar Shadford
L. D. Hamlin
L. OT. M
Cascade Park
50 Cents to Cleveland and Return
From September 9th to 14th inclusive the G A R National Encampment will sell excursion tickets at 50 cents from Elyria to Public Square Cleveland and return. Tickets are available from our agent as conductors do not sell them.
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Cleveland
G. A
Elyria
Public Square
Local Society Notes From LaGrange and Surrounding Towns
Marriages and visitations fill this snippet from LaGrange area society pages. LaGrange,O Qurtice and Misa Etta Miller wed September 3 in Mx, Mrs Mannera of Springfield Illinois visiting relatives, and Miss Elsie Wilson of Avon visiting aunt Mrs Phelps. Elmer P Ross of Oklahoma Territory visiting Medina county family. John Dix and Luella Hagerman's illness prompts Toledo trip. Mrs H M Ross progressing slowly. Deveraux of Penfield wed Ethel White Wednesday night. About sixty guests at supper. Leonard Bradstock and Miss Cook of Wellington wed Wednesday. Mrs Charles Cline visiting daughter in Elyria. Martha Waite in Columbus to take granddaughter to school. Everett Taylor of Penfield and Miss Stella Prosser wed with Rev Long in Penfield, planning to reside there. Dan Gott and wife of Wheeler Indiana visiting town. Mrs Charles Fisher of New Gandle Pa visiting relatives. husband to join later. A home wedding last Sunday at Sudman home: Pearl Sudman married George Law of Belden with many relatives attending. Rosa Ripley of Avon spent Wednesday night with aunt Carrie Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Qurtice
Misa Etta Miller
Mannera
Springfield
Illinois
Ellen Gott
Elsie Wilson
Avon
Phelps
Elmer P. Ross
Oklahoma Territory
Medina County
John Dix
Toledo
Luella Hagerman
H. M. Ross
Deveraux
Penfield
Misa Ethel White
Leonard Bradstock
Miss Cook
Wellington
Charles Cline
Elyria
Martha Waite
Columbus
Everett Taylor
Stella Prosser
Long
Dan Gott
Wheeler
Indiana
Charles Fisher
New Gandle Pa
Wm. Sudman
Pearl
George Law
Belden
Rosa Ripley
Mins Qarrie Ross
Carrie
Grafton Residents Bid Friends Farewell and Parades
Grafton notes show Mr and Mrs J J Fauoyer visiting Henry County friends. Charley Hyland and sister travel to town. About two hundred go to Cleveland for the G A R parade. Rev Bryington returns from Mt Gilead to conduct George Beardeley’s funeral. Linagin Rawson injured in buggy accident. Dr Ewing treats. Beardsley’s son, a cripple, dies at twenty. funeral held with Rev Eryington. Mrs Fryman visits, nation mourns McKinley’s death. Det.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Fauoyer
Henry Co
Charley Hyland
Cleveland
Rev
Bryington
Mt. Gilead
George Beardeley
Fred Rawson
Linagln Rawson
Dr. Ewing
Hill
Oni Mechanic Street
Mr. Stumbach
Church Street
George Beardsley
Clarence Beardsley
Eryington
Fryman
Homerville
W. Saxton
Backer's Crossing Hosts List of Local Visitors
Local residents and guests from Kansas Michigan and Wellington gathered at Backer's Crossing and nearby homes including Mr John Barnes Mr Q Preston Mr Clark Reynolds Mrs Mary Ledger and others. A drunken man Sherm Richards reportedly threatened residents Tuesday night prompting fear and concern. The note recalls the president's death and urges peace and action against anarchists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barnes
Kansas
Q. Preston
Michigan
John Fritts
UN Chatham
Ed. Baker
M. R. Sage
Baice
BK. Kelsey
Evelyn
Cleve
Sherm Richards
Clark Reynolds
Mary Ledger
Wellington
M. Rogers
Ray Baker
Cora Irish
Rochester
Tina Spurbreck
LaCrosse
J. Wheelers
Thursby
Music Temple
Agricola
Huntington Village News Set on Death of President McKinsey
Village reports the death of President William McKinsey. Notices include visits by Arthur Smith and his wife to Geo Holland and wife, Mrs. T. D. Phelan in Wellington, and locals attending encampment in Cleveland. A September carnival, social invites, and various travels across Elyria Wellington Olmsted Falls Marietta and Missouri are noted alongside a monkey and grinding organ sighting on North Maine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McKinsey
Arthur Smith
Wellington
Geo. Holland
T. D. Phelan
Myra
Chapman
Jake Garber
Marietta
Rey
Mt. Gilead
Hauntington Band
Haas
Olmsted Falls
John Barnes
Missouri
Sanford Barnes
F. E. Hull
Elyria
Huntington
Maine Street
Tip
Four Penfield couples wed in fortnight as town joyfully gathers
In Penfield a furore of weddings marks the last two weeks with four couples uniting in marriage including Everitt Taylor and Stella Prosser, Emma Long and Chas Lucas, Leonard Bradstock and Lelia Cook, and Merk Devereaux and Ethel White. Local travels and visits noted, plus community updates on schooling, church, and home improvements.
Probate Court Adjudges Insanity. Green Committed to State Hospital
Julia E. Green of Camden has been declared insane by Judge Hinman. She is to be committed to Toledo State Hospital Friday morning. George D. Cornell is named administrator of Peter D. Cornell of Avon. bond set at 8000 with Obed Yost and Mary C. Cornell as sureties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia BE. Green
Camden
Hinman
Toledo State Hospital
George D. Cornell
Peter D. Cornell
Avon
Bond
Obed Yost
Mary C. Cornell
Oberlin Players Prepare for Week by the Lake
Six or eight Oberlin football players with two coaches rode a train from Elyria to Ruggles beach on Wednesday. They brought two or three balls and plan to stay on the lake shore until school opens next Wednesday. They will practice lightly daily and spend the week resting to harden for the fall season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Elyria
Ruggles’ Beach
Lake Shore
Instant death at Wellington noted for telegraph operator
James Dolin a 36 year old postal telegraph operator in Wellington was fatally struck by a fast train at the west Wellington crossing on the Big Four tracks. Initial foul play suspicion gave way to a coroner's verdict of death by accident as authorities investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dolin
Wellington
Waat
French
The Victorian Cross at the opera house
The Tommy Shearer company presented The Victorian Cross on Monday evening to a packed house. Blanche Phelps and Geraldine Russell delivered strong performances while Amy Ince and Frank L Whittier provided notable burlesque. The audience reacted with laughter and the show drew strong attendance as Brother Against Brother was announced for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Shearer
Opera House
Blanche Phelps
Geraldine Russell
Amy Ince
Frank L. Whittier
New Citizen Born to Mr and Mrs Fanver
A ten pound boy was born Monday September 16 1001 to Mr and Mrs L B Fan ver of Middle Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Fanver
Middle Avenue
Turned in a Fire Alarm at Kipton Exposition
A Kipton girl at the Buffalo exposition tried to mail a letter from what she thought was a mailbox. It proved not a mailbox and caused a scene as the fire department arrived. She fled on a streetcar, leaving onlookers surprised by the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton
Buffalo
Fire Department
Wages Attachment Case Against Jack Daney Refiled
Peter Reaser filed a petition in error seeking reversal of a judgment denying a wage attachment to satisfy an $87.10 claim. The prior attachment was dismissed as wages had already been levied, making a second attachment invalid. Fritz Rudin represents the plaintiff and F M Stevens the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Reaser
Jack Daney
Lawrence
Fritz Rudin
F. M. Stevens
Oberlin Postmaster Sues for Divorce in Sensational Case
Hart of Oberlin, appointed postmaster by President Cleveland, sues Olive A. Hart for divorce alleging neglect, repeated insults, alleged poisoning accusations, and public humiliation. They wed November 7 1877 in Oberlin. three children, including Burten at Oberlin College, are named. The petition cites financial loss and mental anguish from domestic strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Oberlin
Hart
Cleveland
Olive A. Hart
Burten S
Merton
Eugene A
Burten
Oberlin College
Timeline of Theodore Roosevelt Career Milestones
Theodore Roosevelt born October 7 1858 in New York City. Graduated Harvard June 1880. Elected state assemblyman 1881 serving 1883 84. Nominated for New York City mayor 1886. Appointed to the U S Civil Service Commission May 1889. President New York police commissioners 1895. Assistant secretary of the navy 1897. Resigned 1898 organized Rough Riders commissioned lieutenant colonel. Led San Juan Hill July 1 1898 and advanced to colonel. Governor of New York elected November 1898. Nominated for vice president March 4 1900 elected November 6 1900. Took oath March 4 1901 and sworn in as president of the United States Senate September 14 1901. Sworn in as president September 14 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Harvard University
United States Civil Service Commission
Harrison
New York Police Commissioners
Navy
McKinley
Navy Department
Rough Riders
San Juan Bill
Govenor
New York
United States
United States Senate
Mrs Emerett B Webster Dies in Carlisle at 66
Mrs Emerett B Webster died at her daughter's home in Carlisle Monday morning aged 66 after eleven months of illness. A prior stroke occurred in spring and a second stroke last Sunday. Funeral from the Sutliff home in Carlisle will be held Wednesday at 2 o'clock, with burial in Carlisle.
Canton to Cleveland transport for Fifth Regiment guard for president funeral
Company I heads to Canton and the Fifth Regiment O N G to join the presidential funeral detail. About 5,000 National Guard members statewide ordered to Canton by Governor Nash with unclear duration. Captain Lewis travels to Cleveland for final transport plans as Suburban Train Service ends after Sept 7. Vermilion and Cleveland routes on the Nicks Plate Road to be discontinued. Also noting Elyria update as Miss Lottie BR. Rober of 211 EB River Street enrolls at Oberlin Business College, making 14 city students this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
National Guard
Canton
Nash
Lewis
Suburbep
Vermilion
Nicks Plate Road
Elyria
Lottie BR. Rober
River Street
Oberlin Business College
Our City
Lead Kindly Light Hymn Noted By Cardinal Newman
A quoted line from Cardinal John H. Newman features the hymn Lead Kindly Light. The excerpt reflects on guidance amid darkness and the shift from seeking control to trusting a higher path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal John H. Newman
Real Estate Transfers From Local Citizens
Charles F and Lillie H Emery transfer part of north middle section 4 in Carlisle to Irving W Metcalf. Mortgage recorded for 150 dollars. Minnie E and John R Brice mortgage 150 dollars to Charles F Emery for part of north middle section 4 in Carlisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F
Lillie H. Emery
Irving W. Metcalf
Carlisle
Minnie E
John R. Brice
Charles F. Emery
Uses TI Ss L S Then Save
A compact instruction notes a process involving TI Ss L S and then saving the result. The text appears as a brief procedural item without identifiable people or organizations. It reads like a mnemonic or shorthand for a workflow step.
Odd Price Ladder Listed as Market Figures
A sequence of numbers begins at five dollars and one cent and rises through multiple price points. The row includes values such as 10.0 12.0 13.5 15.0 18.01 20.0 22.0 and 25.0, suggesting a price ladder or scale.
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Pennsylvania
J.C. Hill
Judge Boynton
Cadmus
North
Russia
Brownhelm
West Ridge
Lake Breeze
Friends
M. Suppes
William McKinley
Grafton
Backer
Everitt. Taylor
la Grange
Emma Long
Chas, Lucas
Ashland
Leonard
Bradstock
Lelia A. Cook
Wellngton
Merk Devereaux
Ethel White
Ray Long
Johnsonville
Trumball Co
Kittie Lille
Decia
Eva Crow
Trumbull Co
Joseph Lavigne
Kentucky
H. Newton
W. W. Long
Mount Gilead
Town
Painesville
Jessie Bradstock
Fred Gott
Probate ‘Court
James Dolin Strack
Sco
Emmennman
Oberlin Sensation
F. A. Hart
Hewske
Lee Stroup
Marines
J. T
A. F. Grine
Theodore Roosevelt
President McKinley
Twen
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