Cleveland Area Traffic Note Enters Random Data
Fragmented OCR style entry lists streets and directions around Cleveland and nearby towns with scattered times and place names including Hudson Cuyahoga Akron New Port Clinton Fulton Millport Massillo. The garbled text suggests a transit or road notice with routes and hours, but key details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrower
Cleveland
Hudson
Cuyahoga
Akron
New Port
Clinton
Fulton
Millport
Massillo
Massillon council actions and memorial day protest
Proceedings show street and alley work payments and claims against the city totaling about 270.19, fire engine repair bills, and a fire mass petition on Prospect Street referred to water works. A color soldier memorial day dispute is described with calls for equal treatment and anti Ku Klux sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Russi
Russell
Iklund
Bollingsr
Crowe
Evg
Ma Rc Moog
Ober Iabil
Eis
Willenberg
Ruditi
Wm. Rogers
Massillon
Hewes
Ed Butler
Crone
Louis Zellers
Seaman
John Seiler
John Higginbotham
John Tiewes
E. Chidhester
Prospect Street
Said Street
Mong
Committee On Water Works
S É . Lous
Tremont and
Canal Streets
W. Mateer
Ang Or
Br. Willenberg
Supreme Judge Nomination Mentioned William H West
The journal notes that Scott does not favor renomination and mentions William H. West of Logan as a possible Supreme Judge on the Republican ticket. West is described as a thorough, hard working candidate with strong convictions and broad legislative and legal experience, including service as Attorney General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dadze Scott
Aeen
William H. West
Logan
West
Went Ban
DO. S. Journal
The Head for the Hat Debate on Orthodoxy and Institutions
A polemic asserts that society worships institutions over civilization and morality. It argues hats as symbols of manhood, claiming heads were made for hats and criticizing rigid orthodoxy for squeezing individual culture and welfare into fixed "divine" facts.
The Hat and the Church Orthodoxy Debate
A polemic contrasts orthodoxy with modern culture, arguing religion should adapt to human needs. It claims libraries galleries and theaters are religious agencies when used for moral improvement, urging access on Sundays and warning against worship of ceremonial forms over people. It links headwear and church authority to social reform and calls for inclusive public enlightenment.
Swedenborg and the afterlife spiritual bodies and fate
The text explains Swedenborgian views on life after death, asserting that humans possess a spiritual body alongside the natural one. It describes how spirits and angels interact with living people, the presence of both good and evil spirits based on disposition, and the intermediate state between death and final judgment where souls are influenced by angels or demons until they move to heaven or hell. It notes that time and space are states of mind in the afterlife and that individuals recognize only those who share similar affections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationa
Cheney Unto
Stuart
Howard Malcolm
Connor
Justice
Charity
Musennia
Waa
Perdition
London
Alco
Nol
New York
Ife
Swedenborg
Mei
John
Patmos
Agaian
Heaven
Hell
Earth
Pot au feu and its gentle simmering method
The article describes a French style pot au feu simmered for hours, using beef, bones, vegetables, and seasonings, then served over toasted bread. It emphasizes gentle simmering in a covered vessel to preserve flavor and avoid boiling, as cited from Scientific American. It also notes railroad lawyers and a court verdict on alcohol selling, including a Richmond Potomac case and a Bloomfield liquor-seller ruling awarding damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Jerusalem
France
Scientific American
Ovief
Ouorhneim County
Samual Luke
David Fry
Bloomfiehl
Covinizn Pleas Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
Z. Frost & P. Welker Ar
Main Street
Atory
Welker
Co. Ratas
Imp. Sno
Reese
Arthia
Unies
Massile
Union National Bank
Hassillon
Tmo. M Oullough
First National Bank
Erie Street
Hunt
Baldwin
Attoener
Moersillon
Ohio
Ombce
Atl
Yearney and
Conseltor
Dae
Tocemet Bank Ag Eeriestrict
Splewr Eeg
I. MW. Catlin
D. G. Curtis
Humberger & Son
Hill and
Oak Streets
DE H. Gerould
Opers House
Erie
M. E. Church
H. B. Storer
Boston
Agros Eee
A. Metz
Munsillon
Ofice Bouts
Spm
Tos
T. J. Reed
M.D
Main and Hills
P.m
K. Sowers
Canal Fulton
A. Houtz
A. W. Ridenour
Missillon
F. Slockway
Ao Uy
Sts
Bruce
Joseph Watson
Diaszist
Cliler
Broward E Muir Street
Eik 'Ops
B. Chidesyer
Dberger & Sons
Rattons
Wayne County
Mayes
Conrado
Volunta
Dickey & CO
Exchange Place
Massifion
Morganthale
BR. Atwater & Co
In. & R. Redd
Lumber Inc
Passillon Depot
R.atwater & CO
Twater Block
WE. Ricks & Bro
Mer‘Shanta
D. Myers & Willison
Manufic
Morth End
Brié Street
Wassillon Furnace
J. P. Burton
Roprietor
HK. Falee
Hiery
Mill Massillon
Nohn A. Young
Myill
Jeveland Road
MNO
Arvical
Tiacuch
Ball
Ready & Co
Purcessors
Jones & Co
Fourth & Weed Streets
Pittsburgh, PA
Government Securities
Melsey & Browns
Farvis
Justice of the Peace
Atwater
Molganthaley & Breeds
Massillon Hron Foundry
Nia
Cue
Fetis Eid A. Mk
Cisset
Yat Johan Hoskin
Pennsylvania
Kelley & Brown’s
Erle Street
T. B. Richmond
Bill Lember
Ernest
Tremont House
A. Harsh
Doxsee
Canal
Independent Council
American Republic
Saekoa
Enior
G. A
Schiera
St. Joseph's Association
United States
Richmond
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