Bryan rejected as speaker at Sunday School convention
The International Sunday School Convention withdrew William Jennings Bryan's invitation citing his biblical interpretation as medievalist. The piece defends Bryan's right to speak, notes his large audience, and argues truth gains from open discussion. It also briefly mentions a Shaker Heights Senate candidate and Roscoe Arbuckle.
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William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
America
Darwin
Yesterday in Ohio and national notes 1814 to 1892
Briefes and dates list notable births deaths and events tied to Ohio and U S history. Mentions John Waddle engineer and railroad president born Chillicothe died 1882, General Ulysses S Grant born Point Pleasant died 1885, 1892 GOP convention in Cleveland, Grant tomb dedication, birthdays of Henry Drayton Charles Ward H. W. Myers, Omissions of others. Includes today’s observances and upcoming events such as Grant centennial bust unveiling and California festival notes.
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John Waddle
Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad
Chillicothe
Liv S. Garni
United States
Point Fieasant
Mt. McGregour
Cleveland
Samuel H. Taylor
Ohio
Grant
New York City
Harding
Point Pleasant
New York
New York University
Charles G Treat
Fresno
Geanta
Rufus B . Vonsone
Conventions Opening Today Across Regions
Boston hosts the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers while Iowa City prepares for a Ta National convention of Delta Sigma Rho. Detroit houses the Lake Carriers' Association and Denver welcomes the Western Catholic Hospital Supervisors' Association. Columbia flags Kiwanis clubs meeting, Waxahachie Texas hosts Texas Music Teachers Association, Hutchinson Kansas hosts Lions Clubs of Kansas.
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Boston
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Iowa City
Delta Sigma Rho Fraternity
Detroit
Lake Carriers’ Association
Denver
Western Catholic Hospital Supervisors
Centenary Observances Mark U S Grant Birth Anniversary
Today honors the hundredth anniversary of Senator Grant and the birth centenary of John Joseph Williams first archbishop of Boston. Americanization day activities and patriotic exercises accompany the events across Kingston with formal ceremonies observed for veterans.
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Sen. U.S. Grant
John Joseph Williams
Boston
Kington
Reading Between the Lines of a Patchwork News Day
A fragmentary letter hints at cultural quirks, local industry chatter, and humor debates. The writer jokes about editing papers, mentions Pitts ter industries, and suggests replacing concerns with a town fishing week amid a coal strike, all in a casual seaside-tone tone.
Married Fifty Years Ago In Elyria Race And Reunion
Forty years ago Joseph Monroe and Miss Mary Catlin wed in Elyria by Rev. J Ty Schofield. The town gathered to watch a race between a horse owned by Will Ford of the National House and a farmer’s horse for a 320 purse, racing Ridgeville and back, Ford winning. General Quincy 4 Gilmore, once of Lorain, visited Elyria friends and was noted for leading troops.
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J. Ty. Schofield
Joseph Monroe
Mary Catlin
Elyria
Will Ford
Porter
National House
Ridgeville
Ford
Generla Quincy
Gilmore
Lorain
Elyria mayor advocates sewer, park, and alcohol reform
In his inaugural address Elyria Mayor N B Gates outlines plans for a complete sewer system and park improvements. He notes the first pavement in 1865 and argues saloons outnumber churches, suggesting some closures, while praising the informed electorate that elected him. ED Boynton oversaw cattle shipments for R Baker to Fort Collins.
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ED. P. Boynton
Jersey
Plymouth Rock
R. Baker
Ft. Collins
N. B. Gates
Elyria
Beebe Houce
Indian Boys Suits With Feathered Hat Sold By Sizes 4 to 12
The Robinson Hancock Co offers Indian suits for boys featuring feathered hats, full outfits available in sizes 4 through 12, priced at 1.25 dollars per suit.
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The
Robinson Hancock Co
Real Estate Transfers in Oberlin Names Three Ed Board Buyers
George Gibson transfers part of lots 106 107 in Oberlin to the Oberlin Board of Education for 6000 dollars. Martha Hart sells part of lot 106 in Oberlin to the Oberlin Board of Education for 4000 dollars. Alice Waters transfers part of lot 107 in Oberlin to the Oberlin Board of Education for 4000 dollars.
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George Gibson
Board of Education
Oberlin
Martha Hart
Oberlin Board of Education
Alice Waters
Property Transfers Missing Details Between Parties
Fragmentary records show property transfers including Lemuel Sheckner to Ben Walker in Avon district and Rutherford Mitchell to Henry Daily with amounts noted. Additional entries mention Th Taylor Duffy Ward Co to Ethel Draper for sublot 140 in Broadview allotment Elyria and a $600 figure, but many specifics are unclear.
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Lemuel Sheckner
Ben Walker
State Road Avon
Rutherford Mitchell
Henry Daily
Columbia
Taylor Duffy Ward Co
Ethel Draper
Broadview
Elyria
Cleveland humor column sparks City notes and jokes
A column of light humor shares tips and gossip about local figures. Town Topics players discuss jokes for a show while a bus ordinance provokes laughs. The piece mentions Ruth Muesel, Judge Landis, Indians, and a planned Republican dinner in Carmi Thompson's orbit. Local political chatter includes Mayor Oles eyeing a candidacy for lieutenant governor as Easter hats loom.
Evil minded person in every crowd quoted
ABE MARTIN notes an evil minded person in every crowd and mocks the idea of universal caution. He mentions Binkley overslept this morning, asserting no burglaries occurred, and downplays fears of crime in town.
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Binkley
Rochester man claims cure for rheumatism with Allenrhy remedy
James H. Allen of Rochester markets a patent remedy named Allenrhy said to dissolve uric deposits in joints and muscles. He promotes it via ads promising full recovery or a refund if the first pint bottle fails, urging readers to seek the product through local dispensation.
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James H. Allen
Rochester
Advt
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