Ghost-killer observation fuels Lorain county rally
President J B Schurman of Cornell College spoke to about two thousand in Oberlin praising anti imperialism and attacking Bryan while defending McKinley policy in the Philippine Islands. He argued imperialism is a ghost and that the Philippines should be governed until ready for self rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
J B. Schurman
Cornell College
Lorain County
College
J. H. Barrows
Oberlin Ecolege
Schurman
Barrows
Philippine Islands
Jackson
Jefferson
Linecoln
Grant
Washington
McKinley
Bryan
United States
Galveston
Manila Bay
America
Death of Joseph Shultz After Carlisle Fire
Joseph Shultz died at his daughter’s Oberlin home at 2 p.m. Wednesday, a week after his house on the diagonal road in Carlisle township burned. He was taken to Oberlin the afternoon of the fire and grew worse until death. The funeral occurred in Oberlin on Friday, with interment in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Shultz
Carlisle Township
Oberlin
Elyria
New Fakir Topples Prices in Jurad Region Sales Tour
A traveling fakir buys and sells soap at five dollars and fifty cents per two boxes while offering a carpet sample as part of the deal. He leaves with thirty four dollars and forty cents, promising carpet delivery within a week. The soap is worth about ten cents and the carpet appears valued at fifteen dollars but remains undelivered to victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jurad
Belle Archer Dies After Illness At 40
Noted actress Belle Archer died after a short illness at a Warren Pennsylvania hospital last Wednesday. She was valued as a leading beauty on the American stage and was to appear at the local opera house Saturday night. She was 40 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Archer
Warren
Reporter Printing Company Moves to New Quarters in Mill Street
The Reporter Printing Company will relocate to over 2100 feet of space in the new Mill Street power block with steam heat and electric power. The building will house editorial and business rooms, a cylinder press, a modern typesetting machine, and expanded equipment to handle growing patronage without interrupting work at East Broad Street.
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Reporte Printing Company
Geo. Lt. Ey
Mill Street
East Broad Street
Lorain County
Ely
Loftice
Waat. Broad Street
Cascade Tug Sinks After Sinking Near Lorain Bridge
The tug Cascade sank above the Nickel Plaza bridge in Lorain after a tow collision with the Martha. Captain Jim Bowen and crew survived with injuries. the Stedman diverged to the east, blamed for the incident, while the Cascade was raised with minimal damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
Nickel Plaza
Lorain
Stedman
Martha
Wicker Plate Bridge
Jim Bowen
Wa Eli Sed
Win
Carl Smith
Charles
Bowen
Suit for Foreclosure and Divorce Filed in Common Pleas
Caledonia O Mitchell sues Alexander and Mary McGee in Oberlin to recover 81.80 on a note secured by real estate with foreclosure and judgment sought. Otto Feagler seeks divorce from Elixabeth Feagler on grounds of neglect of duty and willful absence over three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia O. Mitchell
Alexander McGee
Mary McGee
Oberlin
Mitchell
Otto Feagler
K. M. Stevens
Elixabeth Feagler
Probate Court appoints estate administrators in Lorain
Frank Coleman named administrator of the estate of William Dewey, late of Lorain. Martha Wallhead named administratrix of the estate of Benjamin Pearsall, late of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Coleman
William Dewey
Lorain
Martha Wallhead
Benjamin Pearsall
Schlatter the divine healer fined for drunkenness
Schlatter arrested Tuesday for drunkenness in this city, fined six dollars and costs by Mayor Reefy Wednesday morning and assigned to work on East Broad Street as a chain gang member since he had no money. He claimed amnesia and said he was drugged, professing himself a renowned healer amid his misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schlatter
Reefy
Seattle
East Broad Street
Lhe
Prince Albert
Costa
Fiftieth Marriage Ceremony Conducted by Justice Lord
Justice C C Lord presided over the fiftieth marriage ceremony Monday morning for Groom Geo Boehin of Cleveland and Bride Mina Annable of Lorain. The article notes a legislative change affecting adoption voting rules and requires a majority of all votes on the question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Lord
Geo, Boehin
Cleveland
Mina Annable
Lorain
Taverufil
Fragmentary OCR Brief Leaves More Questions Than Answers
A damaged OCR fragment from a local page provides unclear text on ordinance matters. The readable parts mention penalties and dates but lack full names, places, or concrete actions. Further clarification or a higher quality scan is needed to identify the event and authorities involved.
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Philippines
Common Pleas Court
Probate Court
Fenner
Mmi GA. Crodunia
Hekers Dry Store
Birmingham
Kipton
Poast
Ohio
Barney Snyder
Dr. Bigelow
The
Johnson Brock
Chlapsidis
Corveland
Tae Maniet
Webster's Piemonte
Ayrents
Pipers
Mickers Milena
U. S. Supreme Court
Supreme Courts
U. S. Government Printing Office
G.& C. Merriam CO
Springfield
Mass
J. A. Dake
WH. Smith's
Reublen Bros
C. A. Snow & CO. Patent Lawyers
Ips US
Patent Office, Washingtin
D. Teueeseee
Simbool
Ottumwa
Francis C. Kelley
Detroit
Frederick Archer
Pittsburg
Brooke
Chicago Marine Band
Caspar W Hiatt
A. A Willits
New Jersey
Parker Concert Company
Gamble Concert Company
Murbach
AtiGeo
A. Clark
E. H. Nichol
North Antherst
A. G. Cummings
South Lorain
Murbach’s
Iqoi
Eady
Rasit War
Whie Paire Engi
Mr Wate
Leer
Ines
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