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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1921
Page
5
Chicago cooled after two weeks of deadly heat as a violent storm brought hail and heavy rain. A temperature drop from 95 to near 84 degrees followed by flooding damaged streets and sewers while residents endured record heat and power outages earlier in the week.
Testimony in the case of Mrs. Haber's husband includes Emma Wagner and nurse Ital Benner describing the accused as a pale, anxious woman who allegedly poisoned her husband with arsenic in candy and plotted murder with hired assassins. Witnesses recount claims of a $20,900 estate and conversations about suffering before death.
A nurse testified that Mrs Kaber defied doctors by feeding candy to the patient after meals. The patient suffered convulsions only after eating the candy seat and hospital attendants noted the pattern. Mrs Kaber argued the food was not harmful and questioned the nurse’s testimony.
The church held services Sunday night led by Prof. Hertzler of Berea College. Members reported Robert Bainbridge injured last week remains in Memorial Hospital but improving. A. Rinfliesch and family hosted visitors from West Park. Ladies’ Aid Society met with out of town attendees Mrs. Edith Briggs, daughter Bessie, and sister Mrs. Bessie Harris. Meeting vote to discontinue until September. Various locals visited friends and relatives including Jack Pierce of Akron and the Hulse family.
Fragmentary list of marriage licenses includes names Cans Strombers, Johnson, Alms, Cole, Peet. mentions ages and places such as Elyria and Brigvhcon Grent Gt. text is garbled but indicates licenses issued to several individuals and spouses.
Hospital notes record admissions spanning Worcester, Oberlin, and Mrs Hearne. Names Sliszlars and word fragments indicate a syndicate of patients or staff noted in early facility logs. Significant details are unreadable but suggest a dated census or registry entry.
Fragmentary OCR lists residents and addresses including Elizabetha Virginia and Hershel South in Overiin County Home, Mildred Pratt in Wellington, Stella Chegwin in Olmated Falls, and Reniz at 1362 East Ave. indicating a local notice compilation with scattered names and locations.
Madame de Guise-Hière and her son George Harborough, both prominent Paris figures, reportedly plotted death by own action. Doctors said she likely recover, while guests kept from her the news of her son's death at the capital Nuetly.
The Ohio Association of Plumbers opened a two day convention at Cedar Point this afternoon. Philip Fischer of Columbus serves as president and Arthur M. Barr of Darton is secretary. Fischer calls the convention to order and says that the main issue is fear of trouble but expects amicable settlement of differences soon.
The document itemizes expenses and interest totaling 154 000.00 with notes outstanding. It references suites backing bankers and trust in the United States and foreign, along with items numbered 290 and various unspecified entries.
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