Races and livestock fair draw crowds and results update
Over 2,000 attend the fair with strong cattle, horses and sheep exhibits. Winners include Grover’s Warner in the Two-Year Old Stake and Miss Rigula the favorite exiting early. Awards to be compiled Thursday as entries and enrollments rise for the stud and school events.
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Pat Whitney
Garfield Wilder
Elyriun
Forest HM
John D Rockefeller
Rusgia Boy
Rigula
Grover
Warner
Poteen
C. E Grover
Elyria
Pohlman
Coleen
Russia
John Thomas
Ettie Guy
George Wilkes
Geo
Teare
Reydellete
Rey Direct
Laird
Denver
Gehring
Margaret McCoy
Halvalhe
Owen
Pace
Tite H
Frank Ar Iington
A.W. Hart
Sweet Clover
Russin
Peters
Belle Hill
Mdgehurt
Burton
Berea College and German Wallace Open Anew
Baldwon university and German Wallace college began the new term with large enrollments. German Wallace opened with a concert by its School of Music faculty. Carl Riemenschneider Jr. performed publicly for the first time since studying abroad, as Rev. Dr. Charles Eaton of Cleveland spoke.
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Bera
Baldwon University
Atd
German Wallace College
German Wallies College
Wallace School of Music
Carl Riemenschneider, Jr
Charles Eaton
Cleveland
Mayor Mulls Extension on Citizens Bank Building Option
Mayor Bing considered extending the option on the Citizens Bank building as city officials discuss purchase. Council member Stack argues remodeling a new city hall site may be cheaper. Fancher agreed to a potential one week extension, with the option renewed for five weeks.
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Bing
Citizens’ Bank
Asalgnee Fancher
Stack
Ciy
Fancher
Fire department seeks beds for paid staff at Lorain stations
The Lorain Board of Safety discussed establishing beds for an extra driver at hose houses No 1 and No 2. Fire Chief Essig urged a better sleeping place, noting the current hay mow practice. The board will review costs and report at the next meeting. The H H Rogers set marine records by loading 13 333 tons of ore at Escanaba for South Chicago with a 112 foot draft.
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Lorain
Board of Safety
Bistrip
Essig
Safety Board
H. H. Hogers
Escanala
Chicago
Rogers
Pittsburg Steam+ ship company
H Summers Dead in Middletown Age 83
Horace Summers Sr died at 7 this morning at the residence of R M Summers. He was 83 and ill for five months. Funeral held this afternoon at the residence with burial in Middletown Indiana.
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H. Summers
Horate Summers, Sr
R. M. Summers
Middletown
Ind
Oberlin College opens seventy fourth year with faculty changes
Oberlin marks its seventy fourth year as enrollment rises across departments with about 280 freshmen in the first class and total attendance around 1800. Faculty shifts include Miss May Allen replacing Louise Smithers at the conservatory and Ernest B. Chamberlain becoming English instructor, while many professors study abroad or return from leave.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Ju. B. Hall
England
Europe
W. E B. Mosher
Germany
C. B. Martin
W H. Chapin
University of Pennsylvania
M.saylor
Carnegie Technical School
Pittsburg
Conservatory
H. H. Carter
J. F. Alderfer
Herbert Haryoun
C. L. Wattles
C. P. Doolittle
F. G. Doolittle
George Hastings
J. R. Prampton
Oberlin Conservatory
School of Music
Grinnell College
Iowa
Eileen O'Moore
Louise Smither
May Allen
Eluria High School
Ebl Brownback
Ernest B. Chamberlain
Tda Westlake
Alexander Dick
Syrian Strongman to Headline Lorain County Fair Exhibit
The Syrian strong man will perform daily at the Lorain County Fair at Byres yee Gon 8-4 at the Liquid Force headquarters. He will be joined by an Avriin strong man for free demonstrations promoting Patania Porre health drink. The exhibit, free of charge, is presented by The A RL Champney Co as owners of Uliunia Poree.
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Tom
Fair Grounds
McCutcheon
Elyria
Ribe Burrows
America
Liquid Force
Lorain
Byres Yee Gon
Bree
A,rl Champney Co
Elyria and Vermilion Clash In Sunday Lake Park Showdown
Elyria the Trolley league pennant leaders travel to Vermillion for a Sunday ball game at Sandditch Lake Park. Elyria holds a 67 21 2 record over 90 games while Vermillion, playing mostly Sunday games, aims to upset and draw a big crowd. Lineups include Mersane, Lah, Donaldson, Baumeister, Miller, Tischer, Leidheiser and Whelan on the mound. Game slated for 2:36 pm with special train arrangements to accommodate fans. Also notes Progressive Spiritualists Society season opening at Odd Fellows Hall and a help-wanted ad for a wash-woman.
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Sandditchs Lake Park
Vermillion, Q
Independents
Elyria ‘Routers
Elyrias
Vermillions
Hlyria
Ted
Vermillion
Elyria
Lorain County Boys
Margens
Tae
Lake Shore Railroad
Blyria
Arti Wucees
Lake Shore Electric
Tupain
Huron
Norwalk
Berlin Heights
Sandushs
Mersane
Young
Catcherlah
Dieboit
Donaldson
Beurmann
Cammy
Baumeister
Miller
Tischer
Leidheiser
Pire
Whelan
Progressive Spiritualists
Progressive Spiritualists Society of
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Marian Carpenter
Plans Prepared to Invade Cuba
Washington dispatch reports preparations for sending the army to Cuba after failed missions to Taft and Eaton. Gen Bell orders a new military map, Barry and Duvall recalled, and horses and mules are being bought in Omaha. Funston to Cuba, transports from the Philippines, and Virginia Louisiana New Jersey battleships en route to Cuba.
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Washington
Cuba
Taft
Secretar Eaton
Roosevelt
Bell
Thomas H. Barry
Col
W. P. Duvall
Department of the Gulf
Germany
Omaha
Neb
Funston
Rosevelt
Cha
Fou
Philippines
United States
Virginia
Louisiana
New Jersey
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Baldwin Wolverelty
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Uncle Tom
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Middle Avenue
Faxon
Corporation
Frank A. Smith
Bro
Allen
Oberlin Academy
Elyria High School
Albert Swing
Biggan Arranged
Gmal! Family
Gracecourt
A. Franke
War Department
Punston
Mm Conemand
Barry and Duvall
State Department
Santo Domingo
Grand Rop Ds
Mich
Wse Phot
Bonaparte
Dhe Dixie
Cienfuegos
Southerland
U. Hague
Elyria Theatre
the Missourian
Bena hOhi
Harry H. Smith & Co. Ial
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