Glimpses of Europe in Ireland from Killarney to Belfast
The narrative tours Killarney, Ross Castle, Inisfallen, and Loch Leane, detailing poverty in rural Ireland, Irish culture, and landmarks. It notes Cork, Blarney Castle, and Belfast’s industry, with observations on tourism, temperance, and emigration to America.
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Killarney
Bantry Bay
Cork
Belfast
Kilarney
Kerry
Killarsey
Court House
Bishops Palace
Earl of Keumate
Father Mathew
Limerick
Galway
Dublin
America
Ity
Ireland
Ross Castle
Rosa Castle
Loch Leane
Erin
Inisfallen
Thomas Moore
Attingy
Two Death Settlements In Lorain Steel Case
Joseph Ferrall as administrator of George Tulick's estate settles with Lorain Steel for 1118 dollars with court deferring distribution pending information on relatives. Theresa Lauza as administratrix settles for her husband's death with Lorain Steel for 1088 dollars, ordered to 500 to widow, 500 to son Elmer via guardian, and 38 for expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ferrall
George Tulick
Lorain
Lorain Steel Company
Tulick
Theresa Lauza
Elmer
Lorain Estates Administrators Named in Lorain Probate Court
Theresa Lacza appointed administratrix of the Joseph Lacza estate in Lorain with a $2200 bond secured by John Johnson and J L Chapman. Joseph Ferrall named administrator of the George Talick estate in Lorain, bond set at $2000 with A Gillmore and John Farkas as sureties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Lacza
Joseph Lacza
Lorain
John Johnson
J. L. Chapman
Joseph Ferrall
George Talick
A. Gillmore
John Farkas
Oberlin Business College Shorthand Class Sets Record
About seventy students are enrolled in the shorthand department at Oberlin Business College. The new class of 43 students entered in September, the largest class ever formed, signaling the college’s strong reputation for producing first class stenographers.
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Oberlin Business College
Dangerous talk post McKinley shooting sparks sympathy reports
Warnings rise over anarchist praise for the would be assassin in Czolgosa. Men from across the country express support for the shooter and some have faced hospital or legal issues. Authorities urge sympathizers to leave the country briefly to avoid trouble.
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Czolgosa
McKinley
Secret Service Detective Explains Cinder in Eye excuse
Detective Foster testifies that a cinder in his eye obscured his view as Czolgorsz fired at McKinley. He describes pushing a bystander aside and not noticing the assassin’s hand, insisting the incident clears accusations Secret Service failed in duty.
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Secret Services
Moster
Czolgorsz
McKinley
Foster
Oszolgosz
Dirk Man
Asal
Secret Service
Czolgosz
Germans Offer Potatoes For Import At Hamburg Prices
The peak of the potato famine fear arrives as German agents seek to ship 60 000 bushels from Hamburg at 63 to 75 cents per bushel. The late crop is reported unusually good, likely offsetting early losses, but American farmers must watch possible German competition at home.
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Patherland
Hamburg
United States
Belfast
Scotland
Aart
Londonden
Foyle
Cros
Ireland
Derry
Kansas
Europe
Ali
America
Tales from the Court: September Marriage Licenses Issued
The probate court issued five licenses on Saturday and five on Tuesday and Wednesday this week. A young man near a legal age applied for a license to marry his second wife after divorcing the first. The former bride is already involved with another suitor, while the papers for the final day prepare the union.
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The
Probate Court
South Ridge Notices and Local Visits
Mr John Seabold travels to Olmstead Falls to operate his sawmill this winter. Mrs F O Fowles and Master Ralph return from Lorain visit. Miss Mable Gibbon visits sister Mrs D E Chamberlain in Cleveland. Miss Sicile Swartz visits Elyria friends. Miss Laura Lyman returns from Pan American trip. Miss Pearl Fowles visits uncle William Fowls in LaGrange. Miss Mary Stang visits Cleveland sister Mrs M Spiece. Mr William Seamans goes to Olmstead Falls to work for Mr J Seabold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Seabold
Olmsted Falls
F. O. Fowles
Ralph
F. J. Fey
Lorain
Mable Gibgon
D. E. Chamberlain
Cleveland
Sicile Swartz
Elyria
Laura Lyman
Pearl
Lippert Sets New World Record For Baseball Throw
Left fielder Lippert of the Davenport Town team breaks the world record with a 184 yard throw. The previous record of 188 yards by Jack Hatford now stands as the old mark. Lippert achieved the feat with a regular league ball.
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Lippert
Davenport, Town
Jack Hatford
Two Drunks in Police Court over Intoxication
In Monday morning court two men faced charges of intoxication. James Flanigan and Pat Hastings, a transposed names pair, were fined five dollars plus costs. Flanigan paid the fine and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Flanigan
Pat Hastings
Flanigan
Foreclose Mortgage on Lorain Property in Newman Lot
Henry Wursting sues to foreclose a $1000 mortgage on Thomas and Belle Newman’s lot 478 in Sheffield Land Company’s addition Lorain. He seeks judgment for $838.05 remaining on five $200 promissory notes, plus interest, after credit of $166.70. Lawyer: W. L. Fay.
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Henry Wursting
Lorain
Thomas and
Belle Newman
Sheffield Land Company
W. L. Fay
Wellington Man Honored Named Assistant Secretary
A. R. Horr, son of E. W. Horr of Wellington and Cornell 1895 graduate, was elected assistant secretary of Western Reserve Trust Co, Cleveland. Admitted to the bar in 1897, he practiced in Judge Boynton's office, and since May 1 has led the trust department and will continue to manage it along with his other duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Horr
E. W. Horr
Wellington
Cornell University
Western Reserve Trust Company
Cleveland
W. W. Boynton
Editorial Calls McKinley Trip to Buffalo Ill Advised
The Press Post condemns President McKinley’s Buffalo visit as unsafe and mercenary, arguing the chief executive should stay in Washington and avoid political publicity risks. The piece accuses Editor Jones of harming his paper by opposing unionists and pandering to readers with sensational attacks.
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Press Post
Columbus
McKinley
Jones
News Writers Union
Tesday
United States
Buffalo
Washington
Resting Well after Ridgeville Injury to Amherst Man
Stephen Barnes of Amherst, severely injured at Ridgeville on Wednesday, lies resting at Dr Gill’s Ridgeville home. Only the right leg broke, with the knee to ankle bone splintered and some splinters removed Thursday morning. The greatest danger is inflammation which could necessitate amputation. doctors express belief he will recover with skilled care.
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Stephen Barnes
Amherst
Ridgeville
Gill
Two Ribs Broken in Broad Street Accident
A Broad street accident Friday morning left Mrs. Cotton with two broken ribs after a horse-drawn carriage passed over her. Dr. Hart treated her at his office. bystanders feared the incident but she survived the fall with a heavy stitch and shock. Anna E. King sues Silas Carter to foreclose a mortgage on lot 59 Oberlin, alleging missed payments on a note for 1700. W. B. Bedortho is the plaintiff's lawyer.
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Jennie Hopkins
Wellington
Big Four Railroad
North Main Street
St. J. Ry
Skiles
Broad Street
Onge
Anna E. King
Silas Carter
Oberlin
Carter
W. B. Bedortho
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples in Ohio and Pennsylvania
Albert H. Vetter age 21 a music teacher of Cleveland wed Nora Chesnutwood age 20 of Avon Beach Park. Jamex A. Expo 25 of Beaver Falls Pennsylvania wed Sadie C. Carey 26 of Lorain. Rev. Graft officiated.
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Albert H. Vetter
Cleveland
Nora Chesnutwood
Avon Beach Park
Jamex A. Expo
Beaver Falls
Sadie CG. Carey
Lorain
Divorces Sought in Common Pleas Court
Two more divorce suits were filed in the Lorain common pleas court on Thursday. Benjamin J. Sheppard seeks a divorce on cruelty and abandonment from his wife of several years, detailing repeated assaults and neglect. Angie C. Blair petitions for divorce alimony and custody of two children from Frank Earl Blair, citing cruel treatment and failure to provide. Emma Patterson asks for divorce from Charles W. Patterson after less than two years of marriage, alleging habitual drunkenness and cruelty including an incident with liquid stove polish. Co-defendants include Lorain Savings and Banking Company and the National Bank of Commerce, with a temporary injunction restraining withdrawal of funds granted in one case.
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Ireland
St. _Finian
St. Finian
Thomas Moore
Ross Custis
Uly
Killarney
Bantry Bay
England
America
Common Pleas Court
Tn Ong
Benjamin J. Sheppard
Elyria
Mr. Sheppard
Huntington
Emma Patterson
Charles W. Patterson
Thompson and
Glitsch
Lorain Savings and Banking Company
National Bank of Commerce
Youngstown
Glenville
Hinman
Lorain Boys Fined for Attempted Grocery Store Demolition
Lorain youths Jacob and George Daugherty were arrested in Elyria and later fined in Lorain police court. Each received a $50 fine and fifty days in the city jail after attempting to demolish Ur's grocery on Tuesday evening and being driven off with a revolver.
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Jacob
George Daugherty
Lorain
Elyria
Ur’s
Daughertys Arrested After Lorain Elyria Chase
George and Jacob Daugherty of Lorain were captured Thursday noon by Marshal Krohn and Officer Whitney. Wanted by Lorain police they fled toward Elyria but were spotted from a telephoned description and arrested. They had broken into Ur's store in Lorain Tuesday night. Ur fired a shot and the pair fled. A warrant had been issued Wednesday morning and Lorain police had been seeking them since. The brothers hid, then were nabbed as Elyria officers recognized them.
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George
Jacob Daugherty
Lorain
Marshal Krohn
Whitney
Elyria
Danghertys
Them
Organ Repairs Sought After Damp Damage in Elyria
Mr. Weiner of Buffalo from Weimer and Son inspected the First Congregational church organ Thursday. The instrument has suffered wood damage from dampness and many pipes fail to sound, indicating extensive repair needs.
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Mr. Weiner
Buffalo
Weimer_and Son
Wan
Elyria
First Congregational Church
Odd Fellows Growing At Indianapolis Session
The sovereign grand lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows reports 178 826 initiations in 1900 with 2 075 in foreign jurisdictions. Net membership rise 85 522 in subordinate lodges, 5 142 in encampment, 7 192 in Rebekah lodges brothers and 17 005 in Rebekah sisters. Patriarchs Militant up 299. relief total 3 736 092, up 341 204. subordinate lodge revenues 487 163, encampment 15 264, Rebekah 25 377, Patriarchs Militant 8 577. Expenses rose 329 748. surplus 1 787 222 with invested funds up 929 328. For Rent House 217 Columbus St. inquire Geo Garford 310 Harrison St Blawex.
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Grand Lodge
The
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Indianapolis
Ind
Grand Sire Gable
Kentucky
Rebekah
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WM. A. Braman
St. Pinnian
Thomas Liptons
Shamrock No. 1
Lipton
Bantry
Oliver Cromwell
Drogheda
Boyne
Lorain Estates
South Ridge
Baseball Record
Mitaid Up and Shorthand School
Oho
Bryant and Stratton College
Euclid Ave
Luitt
Queer Editorial
Lorain Boys
ODD Fellows
Columbus Street
Geo. Garford
Harrison Street
Blawex
Vol
Glim
Giants
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