Amherst area notes June 8 1893 gathering and wreck news
Correspondence from Amherst and Wellington reports a busy note of events including a World’s Fair visit by Mr and Mrs B H Nicholl and train wreck near Quigley’s switch causing major damage and long blockades. Also wedding at J Baus home and local church and lodge activities ahead of Memorial Day with funeral notices for local residents and a schedule of services and society meetings.
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B. H. Nicholl
Chicago
Horn U
Put-in-Bay
M. E
John Mitchell
Bryant Machine Shop Nine
East Quarry Stars
Christ Heusser
Quarry
Harding
St. Mary's
Canada
Amherst Lodge
K. of P
Harmon Able
North Ridge
Mills
George Barton
East Quarry
South Amherst
Wirth
Hughlie
Buffalo
North Amherst
Mary Clark
Bertha Hall
Emma Miller
Eugene Sites
Flannery
Mr. Seiffely
Fred Wice
Ko.tm
L.O. TM
Beaver
Fulda
Congregational Church
Quigley
J. Baus
Main Street
Lizzie Baus
Otto Baker
Kev Haefele
Mr Baker
Elyria
Wellington
Harry Mason
Mabel
Cleveland
Lew Dicky
Hattie Mason
Amherst Community Notes and Visitors at Half Middling Pace
A long rural column records visits and arrivals in Amherst including Mr Steele from California en route to Chicago World’s Fair, Miss Lulu Kendeigh and Mrs Jennie Freeman from Iowa, and many town residents in and around Elyria. It notes a child’s burial, a faith cure funeral, lectures at the M E church, assorted travel, births, and school reports with a closing remark on scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Steele
California
J. Redington
Chicago
Rawson Collins
Elyria
Frank Baus
A. B. Annis
Lulu Kendeigh
Jennie Freeman
Iowa
James I
Mills
Sherman Brigade
M. E
Mrs. Jones
H. A. Wilcox
Oberlin
Langdon
Penfield
HF. Williams
Nettie Bennet
Cleveland
Eugene Merriam
Illyria
Robert McKisson
David Woodmansee
Wellington
John Gott
June Jrd
W. Sigsby
Mentor
True Cragin
Seattle
Wash
Laura Gott
McKisson
Parma
Charles Underhill
Olmsted Falls
G.C. Underhill
Charley Williams
T. B. Wheeler
E. G. Johnson
N. P. Johnson
DeSmet
South Bake
Frank Barnum
Eakin
Lafayette
Medina County
Barnum
E. W. Hubbard
Cavour
South Dakota
Dakota Air
E. F. Wilcox
A. H. Wilcox
Coeel
Intermediate Union School
Maggis Bouga
David Gott
Aleck Hastings
Fred Underhill
Frank Walcott
Clyde White
Owens
Fred Fischer
Lorain County Republican Convention Nominates Ticket
Lorain county delegates met at the opera house to nominate candidates for representative probate judge clerk of the court of common pleas prosecuting attorney county commissioner and infirmary director. J T Haskell Hinman and others spoke as Shurtleff clashed over Oberlin delegation votes. C A Matcalf F F Thomas Q Ja Gillmore were considered for prosecuting attorney with Thomas later nominated on the seventh ballot. Griff in nominated for county commissioner and Eskert named infirmary director.
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Lorain County
Opera-House
Court of Common Pleas
E. H. Hinman
J. T Haskell
Wellington
Haskell
Ohio Reformatory
W B Bedertha
Oberlin
A H. Palmer
Shurtleff
Huckins
J. W. Steele
E. G. Johnson
W. Steele
R. A. Horr
W. E. Brooks
Elyria
J. W
LaGrange
W. B. Thompson
Lorain
J. Peck
Brownhelm
N. Huckins
F. E. Griffin
Amherst
M. W. Lang
Prert Geo
W. A. Sayles
Columbia
B. B. Adame
Fates
Warres Earl
C Rera
Crandall
H. P. Chapman
T. M. Brush
Granoe
L. Blantern
Grafton Village
F. C. Smith
Henergtta
C. H. Corry
Huntington
D. B. Wells
Gott. Penfield
Andrew Decham
Pittfield
John Watkins
Ridgeville
Chas
Meech
Rochester
Geo
Garrison
Russia
W. H. Pearce
E. P. Johnson
Rumia
H. C. Wangerine
Sheffield
Walter Roch
Wallington
H. H. Stevick
F. D. Warren
J. T. Haskell
Wellingtom
H. J. Lewis
C. A. Matcalf
F. F. Thomas
Q. Ja. Gillmore
H. W. Ingersoll
Thomas
Wells A. Chamberlain
Grafton
David Wallace
Cosby Irish
Job Alexander
Eaton
Griffin
WF Eskert
B. B. Herrick
F. B. McNeal
Shurtleff and
Col. Biggs
Gen. Shurtles
New Nickel late-road service starts May 28 with tri daily trains
Three trains per direction daily on the Nickel line debuted Sunday May 28 leaving Buffalo westbound at 5 50 am 12 05 noon and 11 25 pm and eastbound from Chicago at 7 35 am 12 30 pm and 7 30 pm No sleeping car changes between New York Boston and Chicago and superb dining cars highlighted SHILOH Vitalizer ad promises relief for dyspepsia liver and kidney complaints priced 73 cents available from Adams and Roe.
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Nickel Late Road
Buffalo
Chicago
New York
Boston
Nickel Plate introduces three daily trains with dining cars
Positive reception of Nickel Plate Road new service that began Sunday May 28. Three fast trains run daily in each direction seven days a week with superb dining cars and through sleepers to and from New York Chicago and Boston. Frep Dacutter advertises horse vehicles at 35 E Broad Street.
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Nickel Plate Road
New York
Chicago
Boston
Nick Plate Road
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