Lorain County Reporter Excerpt on Water and Rail Debates
The Lorain County Reporter discusses urban water works financing and city rail conflicts. It covers a proposal to expand water facilities versus private investment and details disputes over North Street with the Lake Shore Railway Company, including depot locations and crossing safety concerns.
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Tris
Nort Street
Lane Shore Railway Company
Rairoad
Acd
Eyrra
X Village
Nile
Adi
Nanreal
North Street
Pot Namn
Ilisas
Tome Hon Council
TRE Cty
Euyria
Max Payers
Lake Shore Railroad Company
Teeth Pulled by Electricity Patent Dental Use
Dr Moon introduces an electric method for tooth extraction using a small battery that is safe for delicate patients. The poleless operation causes no bad effects, with Moon claimed as an up-to-date dentist offering crown and bridge work. Also mentions Shilot's Cure for Consumption and cholera tonic for sale by Henry J. Eady.
Local notes and social visits recorded in church and home
October entries list residents and guests visiting or staying at homes and churches. Names include Miss Joule Mollmod Mrs Henry Smith Lydia Whitney Lona Meachum Frank Richmond Emma Griggs Barchard Elwood and families. Maccabees oyster supper hosted at James Handley residence. Epworth League met at M E church. Warden and Rogers family traveled to Port Clinton for unit activities.
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Rigs
Joule Mollmod
Henry Smith
Polk
T. D. Phelon
Lydia Whitney
Wellington
Phelon
Lona Meachum
Sullivan
Frank Richmond
Panfield
The
Maccabees
Qsat Cegiment
Funeral and local notices from West Ridge and Elyria area
Local items report the death of Christian Drysendigh aged seventy six in Elyria with a Tuesday funeral conducted by Rev. Eltex. Various visits and trips are noted among residents, including Misa Moore, Cassin Wack, M. Mason, J. Hosler, R. Smith, Lizzie Pope, Robert Wood, Elmer Rothwell, and Agnes Man Not a Wind Dag. The piece also mentions theft from M. Wood's barn and remarks on political views about Ohio’s governor, criticizing certain leaders and endorsing a steadier, capable leadership.
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Misa Moore
Elyria
Lucy Milles
Christian Drysendigh
Eltex
Mias
Ollie Mc Wood
Misa
Cassin Wack
M. Mason
Brighton
J. Hosler
R. Smith
Wayne County
M. Wood
Minois Droserndahl
Mary E. Wack
Elyria H
Albright
Ed. Berg
Russia
Misa Lizzie J. Pope
The Moral Leper and Political Scandal Rumor
A garbled forwarded jumble of political names and rumors from Kentucky and national figures. It mentions Colonel Breckinridge, Dan Lamont, and Senator Brice in a chaotic account about campaigns, honors, and possible expulsions, with mockery of political forecasts and sensational asides.
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Breckinridge
Kentucky
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Pension fraud and wool tax debate in Ohio papers
Ohio newspapers expose pension reductions for veterans under a new law, noting John Brown’s case of reduced pay despite health ailments. The editor condemns the pension safeguards as a trap and urges readers to see county and national political maneuvering. The text also critiques Brice for supporting free wool and harming protective tariffs, linking it to broader economic policy.
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Pruaion Department
John Brown
Penwon
John
Konmiana
Tulasue
Lopussk
Askewhit
London
United States
Ohio
Cavin
Brice
Brive
Wilson
Senate
Zauerville Conrar i P
Pledge of Republican Unity at Marietta Speech
Governor Ho King ley urges voters to back a full Republican ticket in Ohio, stressing the need to elect a Republican legislature and senators. He warns that altering party lines could affect national policy and references pensions, veterans, and a reform agenda as crucial to Republican victory this year. Also notes political commentary from the Brawalllon Independent and mentions Argentina bond talk.
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Mattone
Senate
Virginia
Bigs Coe
Arthur Guarheld
Lewyers
Chicago
Sabin
National Committee
Gen
Powell Clayton
Arkansas
Blaine
John RK. Lynch
Alabama
Geo. Motone
William Mahone
Heross
John K. Slymoh
Ho Kingley
Marietta
Bushnell
Buahuoll de
United States
Olio
Cai
Ths
United Statee Army
Foraker Dustams
Bree
Republicaa Party
Mula
Atauka
Republic Party
Upver
Bectnan Lavant
Leg
Ureund
Ohio
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Indianapolis
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Cleveland
Louisiana
McKinley
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Crehers
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McColling & Lily
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Haryana Co
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Gharrig
MCA
Davis
Guiterala
Latie Hirose
Renithriru
Wan Gairk & Co
Anak
Shilot
Henry J. Eady
West Ridge
Agnes
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Boen
Enyadne
Campbell
Ean
Tor Brice
Sin
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G. Hamilton
Broad St
Dan Lamonte
Chigkanuuga
Don
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Nicaragus
Prinelad
Waller
Buzzard's Bay
Nebraska
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Waitar
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Ty Serra
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Trevor
Angel Han Dos
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Nona
Washington
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Pernvious
Asa S. Bushnell
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Gineo
Waldiord
Thor Waldles
Alfred Danny
M. A. Daugherty
Chia Clukimnot
Alice
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Calvin Brigg
Guarness
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Akron Road
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Fuckrton
Maskinaw
Lake Erie
Western
Bagun
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Plore
Cowutiea
Argentina
Chapman
Clothiers
Bord Gul
Ty Basse
Fta 1A Sears
Vinerion
Sweet, Orr & Company
Elyrial
Valises
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