Judge Crane Says Jury Service Is Essential Despite Exemptions
New York Court of Appeals Judge Crane urged removal of blanket jury exemptions for clergy, press, and lawyers, warning city murders rise as qualified jurors avoid service. He criticized defense attorneys for stacking juries with biased or uninformed members, arguing jury duty remains crucial to criminal procedure.
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Crane
New York Court of Appeals
Otsede County Bar Association
New York City
Ile
Wales Pit Owners Explore Family Based Wage Plan
South Wales mine owners discuss paying five shillings per day plus extra for dependents. The proposed scale adds one shilling five pence for each of the first child, then smaller amounts for subsequent children, with allowances capped around seven shillings daily. Authorities note France and Belgium use similar systems. The idea weighs family stability against individual productivity and employer preference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sth
Wales
France
Belgium
Woman in London asylum writes brilliant short stories
A woman patient in a London lunatic asylum has written several brilliant short stories to be published soon. Dispatches claim she is sane when writing fiction but crazy when not. The note suggests a link between authorship and madness in certain magazines.
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London
Dispatches
Lunatic Asylum
Discharged secretary vows to accept commission's fairness
The ousted Tax Commission secretary, J. H. Kauffman, says he cannot complain about his discharge and argues the commission acted fairly. He asserts it is not his place to challenge the governor or expose perceived unfairness but to respect the commission's decision. The text suggests the secretary believes the commission acted within its duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Kauffman
Tax Comission
Smmission
Tax Commission
Distressing Traffic Problem 3ath Confuses Local Readers
A fragmented street notice leaves readers puzzled about a traffic issue labeled 3ath amid unclear references. Authorities are not identified in the readable text, and no concrete actions or deadlines are stated.
Anniversaries and historic deaths listed in aged notice
Yesterday's page lists notable anniversaries and obituaries from 1486 Ignatius Loyola to 1793 events and 1886 musicians. It notes figures like Liszt and Clark Ridpath, plus governors and senators born in various places, with a year ago column and reminders of prominent anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luuay
Ignatus Loyola
Bern
Spain
Breda
Nova Seva
France
Brush
De 1
Pontiac
Tl Taylor
Ed ‘ Meses
Jonesnorcagn
Tenn
Raverrh
Noo
Fey
Franz Liszt
Famong
Bavaria
Horo
Pinar
Broad
Clark Ridpath
New York
Cincorn
Puttnam
Brussels
Chuy A. Dunning
England
A. Manna
Gytha Hurley
Federal Trade and
Commission
Galesburg
K M Dixon
Montana
United States
Snow Camp
N.C
Kresge
Lichawinna County
Tod
Five years ago today Andrew Jonason seventeenth U S president
The column recalls events from five years past including Andrew Jonason's presidency and a parade in Los Angeles to open the Mattos Vicilre season. It notes Poland Oregon hosting a West Coast Lumbermens meeting and delegates gathering in Geneva for the Universitary Congress with various political activities in Kentucky ahead of state primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jonason
United States
Poland
Ore
Prince Philip of Hesse Inherits Vast European Fortunes
The article profiles Prince Philip of Hesse as heir to vast Austrian, German, and British estates. It notes his lineage from the ex Kaiser and Empress Margaret, mentions extensive property and jewels, and reports his planned conversion to the Roman Catholic Church as part of a dynastic alliance.
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Prince Philip OF
Hess
Italy
Dave Ein Alda
Briof
Prince Paroponit
Philip Hesse
Jess Alexander
Hoese
Ascel
Georges II
Philip of
Hesses Nest
Margaret
J K
Eward
Frederick
Friedorf
Homburg
Philip
Rome
Anne
Poem Fragments by John Burroughs
Fragmented lines reflect on destiny and toil from John Burroughs. The text mixes defiant questions about purpose with imagery of rivers stars and fruit of tears, expressing a solitary stance before time while honoring honest labor.
Tilford Moues Buys Hip Boots in Florida Acreage Plan
Tilford Moues bought hip boots yesterday and may dip in Florida acreage. Uncle Mort Purviance comments on longevity after traveling the road until children were raised in homes of their own.
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Tilford Moues
Florida
Mort
Religious Shift in Prussia Faces Opposition
Fragmentary text notes Prussia facing opposition as a group forsakes the Lutheran church, with unclear context about ex-r and Rama. The garbled passage hints at sectarian tension and a potential quarrel over church allegiance within a quarter or two.
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S of
Prussia
Lutheran Church
Unprecedented Flood Claims Two Children in County
Forty years ago a cloud burst to the south caused a flood on the east branch sweeping Archie Barden and Eddie Tite to their deaths. An unrelated fire at a high school brought Kelsey to safety as fire crews saved the building. The board offered a reward of 3400 for the culprit. News included word of General Grant’s death and G A R memorial services with post members involved.
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East Branch
Archie Barden
Eddie Tite
M. E. Jqunson
Bar
Webber & Minca
Wort
Livsses S. Grant
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
A Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea expedition studies deep sea life and fish resources. The piece notes three billion pounds of U S and Alaska fish yearly and features a humorous lamp laden fish. It also touches New York nurses pushing for an eight hour day amid long shifts.
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Grove Patterson
Gulf of Mexico
Caribbean Sea
United States
Alaska
Diogenes
New York
The Nurse and the Ordinary Pursuit of Success
A reflective critique on genius versus ordinary effort. Roosevelt and De Maupassant inspire developing ordinary abilities into exceptional skill. The piece urges consistent practice, health, and personal development as paths to meaningful contribution.
Real Estate Transfers in Lorain and Elyria Groups
A series of property transfers across Lorain, Elyria, Sheffield, and Avon. Arthur Standen transfers to Grace Standen for lots 164-165 Highland add Lorain for 15000. Needy administrator to Charles Zimmerman for lot 27 Chamberlain add Lorain for 7000. FLA Underhill sheriff to M Jo McGuire for lot and block 73 Elyria for 15000. Nuhn to Monacoo for part of two lot 108 Sheffield 3705. Werner to Gruthn for lot 2495 West Erie Park Lorain for 500. Majessie to Busch for part of original lot 13 Sheffield 5010. Hyde to Pitts for lots 21-22 block ? Wellington for 41000. Donigan to Feele for lots 990 original plat Lorain 4000. Upshot to Upshot for lot 4 Wesson add to Elyria 3675. Holles to Cude back lot on Delaware avenue Lorain 5600. McCoy to Dobst for lot 18 Gaylords allotment Sheffield 400. Guardian Savings Trust to Ruth McCulloch for lots 11 block D Border Cities Sheffield Lake 500. Holden Wood to Mary Thomas for lot on East Erie avenue Lorain 3500. Fesler to Loveland for six acres Avon 1590.
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Arthur D. Standen
Grace M. Standen
Highland
Lorain
EK F. Needy
Charles Zimmerman
Chamberlain Add
Fla Underhill
Sheriff
M. Jo McGuire
Elyria
Joan Nuhn
Pasqualle Monaco
Sheffield
Thomas Werner
Nicholas Gruthn
West Erie Park
Steve Majessie
John Busch
W. W. Hyde
Fred Pitts
Block &. Wellington
Wessons
R. C. Holles
Adeline Cudeback
Delaware Avenue
John W. McCoy
Joe Dobst
Gaylords
Guardian Savings & Trust Co
Ruth McCulloch
SheMeld Lake
Holden Wood
Mary Thomas
Erie Avenue
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
J. Burek
Hudnutt
Dally
Ity
Parotning
Onlo
A. FE
Clayden
Ina
Chicago
Dearborn Street
Firth Avence
South Wales
LA Rifs
Tscar
Frederick Maurice
America
Williams College
Tirad
John Burroughs
Wil
Roosevelt
de Maupassant
John
Bill Bartlett
Cleveland ST
James Donigan
A J. Feele
Carl Upsehot
Frank Upschot
J. C. Merthe
Chestnut St
Ultra
Paradise
Ford
Chevy
Columbia House
Brooks
Otek Ee
Cord
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