Loughry Fauver Wedding at Bastavenine Celebrated
Martin Faucer of Bastavenine witnessed Grace Fauver wed Bevil Loughry in a simple ceremony. Rev Bully officiated as relatives gathered, bridesmaid Amy Dake and ring bearer Louis Daniels participated. Guests praised gifts and attire while cake and cake-prize fun added charm. The couple depart for the upper lakes then reside on Gates avenue.
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Ads
Martin Faucer
Bastavenine
Grace Fauver
Bevil Loughry
Miss Horton
Mendelsohn
Marcel
J Bully
Louis Daniels
Froomisman
James Griffith
Johnstown
Amy Dake
Wil
Will
el- Niet
Tittle Dante Daniele
Josie Billings
Margaret Haight
Fremont
Win
Fanner
Akron
Janes Griffith
Margaret Griffith
Fret Resek
Lorain
Sheridan
Cleveland
Loughry Tole
Upper Lakes
Gates Avenue
Midway at Lu nin county fair rife with fake shows
A two hour sweep of the Midway reveals two genuine features the Cosimora mal attraction by Barber Brothers and a Turkish theatre. Sleight of hand by A Freund earns admission value while other devices lure the unwary. Gambling games vanished by sheriff Warden and mayor on site face sharp criticism for swindles though some blame police for not acting.
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Barber Brothers
Cosimorama
A. Freund
Clavetta
Zemp
Tose
Lorain investment hopes from Brannan amid steel growth
Han W A Brana describes Lorain as a promising money place as Federal Steel and local officials push expansions. He predicts Lorain could reach 30 000 residents in five years and 80 000 in ten, with a major plant becoming nationwide in importance. Braman also notes his company's real estate sale pace will ease, expecting higher prices next year.
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Han W
Vernaian
Murr
Mr. Brannan
Federal Steel Company
Braman
Lyrain Herald
Real Estate Transfers in Wellington and Lorain Areas
Cassier L Miller transfers partial lot 28 in Wellington to Della Petree Brown. John H Reed transfers words part lot 11 in Eaton to Claude T Reed for 2000 dollars. Hishouse transfers lot 6 in Wallace to Herman C Brown in Root & Jones addition, Lorain. George H Ely trustee transfers lot 23 in George H Ely sub-division of Part 3 in Carlisle for 130 dollars. Henry Warat transfers lot 478 in Sheffield Landon’s addition to Lorain to Thomas and Belle Newman for 1050 dollars. Joseph Gerhart transfers lots 26 and 27 in Fuller & Nelann’s Ute in Carlisle to John Bring for 1000 dollars. Theo F Daniels trustee transfers lot in Rout. trustee’s first addition to Lorain for 525 dollars. Catherine Hirst and George Hirst transfer part to Lune Peters in Sheffield area in Elyria.
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Cassier L. Miller
Della Petree Brown
Wellington
John H. Reed
Claude T. Reed
Eaton
Hishouse
Herman C. Brown
Wallace
Root & Jones
Lorain
George H. Hly
Anna R. Crogham
George H. Ely
PTT
Carlisle
Henry Warat
Thomas
Belle Newman
Sheffield Landon
Joseph Gerhart
John Bring
Fuller & Nelann
Theo. F. Daniels
Peter
Clann
RTA
Catherine Hirst
George Hirst
Lune Peters
AL Th
Crisp
Elyria
Gas well contract case filed for damages in court
William Machogina sues Dee los R. Duff and Howard R. Smith over a gas well contract in Grafton. He alleges the defendants failed to drill to the agreed depth of 50 feet and breached the contract, seeking $250 in damages with interest to March 25. The well is described as a duster, common in the area.
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Common Play
William Machogina
Deelos
R. Duff
Howard R. Smith
Duff
Smith
Grafton
Tom
Police Court Records Move Through Frat Disturbance Case
In police court Friday morning Edward Young pleaded guilty to creating a disturbance at the fair grounds after a dispute over payment for broken whips sold at the event. Mayor Reefy fined him 10 and costs and warned of harsher action. Young left promising to sue the Fair Association. Several other intoxication and disorderly conduct cases followed, with fines from 4 to 10 and commitments until paid.
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Reefy
Edward Young
Young
Oliver
Braman
Whitney
Spooner
Salisbury
Frand
Mayer
Grop Hospital
Fair Association
Anayor
Vong Agvain
Erste
Frank Bartlett
Iweklip
Bert Kelly
Frank Potter
North Eaton
Antil
Jobs Watson
Hes Wat
George Arcold
Liverpool
England
Peter Moran
Statr
James Flamisnn
Mes Carlet
Lymn Laneworthy
Jos Fox
Thomas Ryan
Thomas McCrisly
Ryan
William Cox
Edo Weir
Beamun
Cox
James Riley
Lorain and Cleveland Railway Granted Bridge Crossing
Lorain and Cleveland electric railway secured a franchise to cross the new bridge for 400 dollars annually. Any future railway crossing the bridge will pay the same yearly amount. Commissioners set compensation by including added bridge strengthening costs at four percent per year.
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Lorain and Cleveland Electric Railway
Cam
Harbor Entrance Blocked by A. P. Wright Indien Grounding
The harbor entrance at Lorain was blocked all day by the steamer A. P. Wright Indien with ore. It grounded near the Brown hoist after starting at about 6:280 AM due to unusually low river water, blocking the central channel and hindering larger vessels while tugs could pass on either side.
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Lorain
Thesteamer
A. P. Wright Indien
Wright
Bowen
Secretary Kinney Seeks Deputy Election Officials Pay
Secretary of State Kinney sought Attorney General Mettleray's ruling on deputy election supervisors' compensation. The board is advised each member may receive 82 per day, limited to ten days per year, plus per diem for travel and clerical duties. The decision clarifies daily rates and allowable allowances for district officials.
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Kinney
Kenney
M E Church Statistics From Last Sunday Service
At the Morning service of the M E Church Rev Endly presented the yearly statistics for the year ending. Figures show Sunday school expenses baptism and membership movements with several members moved or continued on probation. Total funds attended weddings and baptisms recorded, with notes on parish activities and ongoing probationary status.
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Bf Ke
Endly
Wroe
Ilk
Prolwitiaus Ve A
Sheffield News Recap of Thefts and Local Happenings
In Sheffield during family absence thieves stole 430 in cash and a gold watch chain from Clem Chambers home, with similar thefts at Mrs. Tilden and others. An arrest has been made locally, but no clear link to the burglaries. Other notes cover a meteor, squirrel hunting, visits, injuries, and job ads for stenographers.
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Will Millee
Washington
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Cleveland
Dr. Bigelow
D. EF. Morris
Hartford
Conn
Mr. Morris
Maxwell Stock Company
Rochester
N.Y
Foster
Tomarrow
Chicago
Denver
Wall
Colorado Springs
Trinidad
Pueblo
Ogden
Salt Lake
George Newbrant
Chicase
Wail
Arington
Gettysburg
GF. Wright
Mies Etta
Bruce Ilines
San
Sao
Wright
Vasgalg
Jober
Clem Chambers
Lars
Jackson
Cavitt
Tilden
Elvicken
Anabel Hececk
Roy Ellis
Warren Collier
Vincent Church
M.eb
Lorain
Faline
Avon Point
Horace Collier
Warren
Claud Roberts
Penfield
F. C. Pfeifer
Ai. Barnard
Lay
Dover
Frank Worthin
Isaac Burrell
Sheffield
Fidenda
Eman Church
Tatt
Hasel
Avon
Nagel
George Hiden
Carliste
H Wr. Johns
Penfield Avenue
Death of Mrs. Eunice Barrell Hecock at 6 South Chestnut Street
Mrs Eunice Barrell Hecock died Saturday night at her daughter Celia Phipps residence No 6 South Chestnut Street after years of poor health following a grip infection. Widow of Erastus Hecock, she survived by three sons and several grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were incomplete.
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Eunice Barrell Hecock
Celia Phipps
South
Chestnut Street
Str - Gali Street
Prov. Litten Leaves Elyria for Four Months
Prof Fecatten departs Elyria for a four month stay abroad. His notable Podessianal work earns him strong ties with locals including loyal patrons and advertisers. The Reporter notes his departure is not a public calamity but a personal loss respected by many.
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Fecatten
Elyria Tomorres
Ser Gingo
Loger
Elyria
Lucky Find Unearths Confederate Money Cache Near Grahamsville
Workmen digging for a house foundation on William Thompson’s farm near Grahamsville uncovered an iron gate and a safe containing over 8000 dollars in gold coins dating to 1860. A document within ties the coins to William McFarland, active with the Confederate government, sent north as a spy to collect funds from northern sympathizers.
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William Thompson
Grahamsville
William McFarland
Boysernment
WIFE BEATER FINED AND JAILED FOR DRUNKEN ASSAULT
John McNulty was fined 25 dollars and costs and sentenced to 80 days in the workhouse after beating his wife in a drunken dispute over supper. He returned home drunk at 1 am this morning and struck her because she had not prepared the meal.
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W. G. Sharp
Lakes
Bert Sweet
Philadelphia
Julia Snow
Lucy
Nebraska
W. E. Cahoo
F. N. Smith
Tda Croft
Marian, Q
W. B. Hendricks
Enna Perkins
Berlin
John Lerseh & Co
Alice Netley
Alten & Davis
Clara Wilsuk
Johnstown
George Voglesong
East Ohio
M. BE
Alliance 0
Anna Flannery
Clyde
A.B. Taylor
Lorain County Bank
C. F. Cushing Faye
Michigan
Minnesota
Pearl Lord
Lake Shore
Camp Huntington
Minnie Clark
Mr. Clark
Carlisle
Cleveland
J. QQ
Ryan
Mrunr
Clemens Mieh
Mas
pAforit
Clemens Sprites
Hiram M
Greensville
Dayton
Cinemanti
Sherman & Washburn
New York State
Wakeman
Beatura
Lord
John McNulty
John
Trustees Appointed for New County Children's Home
County commissioners formed a board of trustees for the new children's home. Members include Wd We Steele Oberlin A H Babyook Lorain SR Day Elyria We J Kreibs Penfield each with terms from one to three years and an annual reappointment on the first Monday in March. The trustees will meet to select an superintendent and matron.
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Steele
Oberlin
Tow
A. H. Babyook
Lorain
SR Day
Elyria
J! Kreibs
Penfield
Akron and Return $1 via L. S. Railroad
Announcement of a Republican meeting on Saturday September 24 with trains from Elgria at 6:35 a.m and 7:07 a.m and 9:30 p.m, plus a special train from Cleveland. Public notice details Akron and return fare of one dollar via the L. S. Railroad.
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Akron
L. S. Railroad
Elgria
Cleveland
Appointment notice for Levi Wae estate official
Notice records Betsey M. Morst appointed as proctor of the estate of Levi Wae in Loratn County. The date is the first day of August. The underwritten confirms appointment and qualification for the estate administration.
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Levit Murs
Parry
Levi Wae
Biya
Loratn
Tsi
Betsey M. Morst
Married at St Andrews Episcopal Church Corthell and Opter
Mr Lester Corthell and Miss Edith Opter were married at St Andrews Episcopal Church at 8 o clock. The service featured Prof J B Hopley at the organ and Mendelssohn wedding march. Ushers Carl Opfer and Abkten Bush preceded the bride who came with her father. A Holy Communion followed before a wedding breakfast at the bride family home. The couple will travel through New England with many friends offering wishes for happiness.
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Lester Corthell
Misa Edith Opter
St. Andrewa Epicsopal Church
J.B. Hopley
Trinity Cathedral
Cleveland
Lohengrien
Carl Opfer
Abkten Bush
Hopley
Mendulshon
A Communication From N. I. Corrox on County Fair Misconduct
A dated communication criticizes the county fair arrangement as improper and urges better conduct by farmers. It condemns perceived law disregard and calls for accountability, warning against ongoing “fakir trim-l ining” and urging honorable behavior at the fair.
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Amy Bambling
Corrox
Trust War of the Giants Conference at Chicago
The Chicago trust conference drew delegates from nearly every state and featured speakers like Rourke Cochran and William Jennings Bryan. Debates centered on monopoly harms and remedies such as state licensing, public disclosures, and taxation of trust earnings. The gathering underscored distrust of trusts and suggested legal reforms to curb anti competitive practices.
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Chicago
New York City
Rourke Cochran
Wr. Bryan
West
Foster
Congress
United States
Lorain County W C T U Convention Opens at M E church
The annual Lorain County W C T U convention is in session at the First M E church in Lorain with delegates from various towns. Mrs D Z Sheffield of Pekin China gave two Bible readings in the forenoon and shared an engaging account of the work in that country.
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Lorain County
W.C.T. U
M. EB
Lorain
D. Z. Sheffield
Pekin
China
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