Wedding of Miss Eliza May Stover and Gustev Lagton
An elaborate home wedding occurred at 54 Carroll Street Freeport with Eliza May Stover and Gustev Lagton. Rev W Gardner Thrall officiated in a parlor decorated with palms and roses. Attendants included Merion Stoyer and William Dehn. Mamie Lagron was flower girl. ribbon bearers Emily Jengkenz and Magdaline Eins. The couple plans an extended trip to New York before settling in Elyria Ohio. the bride is from Freeport. The reception featured Gidier's orchestra and elegant decor while out-of-town guests attended from Lorain, Peoria, Rockford, and Starkenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Freeport Bulletin
Eliza May’ Stover
Gustev Lagton
Samuel Wagmer
Carroll Street
W. Gardner Thrall
Merion Stoyer
Wiliam Dehn
W. Hawkins
St Charles
Mamie Lagron
Margaret Blust
Emily Jengkenz
Magdaline Eins
Ohio
Eiri
The Unguided Bridegroom A Washington Youth’s Dilemma
A thoughtful young man from Washington grapples with a moral puzzle about proper entry into the church. He contemplates the unspoken rules and the clash between tradition and personal choice in a delicate social moment.
Made Deal on Death Bed Ties Rockefeller and Daly
A New York report reveals a deathbed deal between William Rockefeller and Marcus Daly. Daly died with a large sum in National City Bank including a special account of 1 300 515 pounds and a Daly estate facing 2 600 000 in claims. The funds were linked to Daly’s plan to buy Amalgamated Copper, in which he owned 67 500 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rockefeller
Marcus Daly
Montana Copper King
National City Bank
Daly
William Rockefeler
Mr. Daly
New York
Amalgamated Copper Company
United States
P. J. Shields
John H. Maloney
Montana
Early Elyria business district and new residences described
In the early days of Elyria the business section lay between the mill on East Bridge street and the Beebe tavern at Breed and East Bridge. The west town area north of Broad Street east of Cedar centers the city house on each lot. Houses are moderate with electricity gas sanitary plumbing terraces and sidewalks. Broad Cedar and Worstcourt streets are paved. The houses have been bought or built for sale rather than rent.
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Elyria
Mil
East Bridge Street
Beebe Tavern
Breed
East Bridge
Broad Street
Opened Elyria Model Residence District Draws Fine Class Homes
The old Albert Ely home site grew into a twenty one lot model residence area over three years, led by Henry Wurst. Purchasers built homes selling from 3300 to 6500 dollars, creating a refined neighborhood with many houses just completed and for sale.
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Albert Ely
Henry Wurst
Elyria
Lesson in American History in Puzzle
A Chicago fire tale recounts Mrs. Catherine O Leary's cow tragedy on a Sunday night in October. It details the Great Fire of 1871 that destroyed four square miles, left 93 500 people homeless, and ruined much of the city’s core business district while bankrupting insurers and wiping out a large share of property value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine O'Leary
Chicago
Largest Battleship afloat launches at Cove
The Commonwealth, the largest battleship afloat, was launched at Cove on the Cipole. It is the first British ship with ten inch guns protected by an extended barbette instead of casemates. Armament includes four inch guns four flare guns and two smart guns. Speed aimed at 25 5 knots and crew of 155. Displacement 1556 tons with 18000 horsepower engines.
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Uemmionwealth
Gove
Cipole
Should Develop Irish Quarries In London Lecture
Horace C. Plankett of Ireland's agriculture and technical instruction department urged capitalists to develop Irish granite and marble quarries after a department mining expert outlined mineral resources. He said investigations and experiments showed promising prospects and that unskilled labor could be found locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace C. Plankett
Department of Agriculture and Technical Instruction For
Ireland
London
Reconstruction Era Turmoil In Arkansas And South States
During Reconstruction in 1872 Arkansas faced violent clashes as liberal and radical Republicans claimed state tickets. Federal troops stayed neutral to help preserve order. A new constitution followed in 1874 and Neastus H. Garland, a Democrat, won the governorship. similar strife occurred across the South before new constitutions and local government handovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Arkansas
Neustus H. Garland
South Carolina
Louisiana
Humanity of It The Lorain City Free Clinic Appeal
Prominent Lorain physicians praise the London Medical Institute in the Pierce Block as benefiting all classes with inexpensive treatment and free services extended to June 20. The institute features X ray examination, electric currents, and specialists treating deafness, cancer, rheumatism, kidney and lung troubles, and nervous disorders with low charges after a short introductory period.
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Lorain
Iicinity
London Medical Institute
Pierce Block
Esperts
Gwan
Nanen
London
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Fred C. Wolf
West Bigth St
W. B. Johnston
Attorney-At-Law
Century Block
Slyria
Orian Cigée Calica
W. G. Hines
Pittsfield, Ohio
Buckeye
The
Iif
Raweoe Tiw
Geo. H. Chamberlain
Elyria, Ohio
Chas, C. Lord
Justice of the Peace
A. E. Lawrence
Justice of the Pesce
Eric B. Chapman
Red
Mrs. J L Elicker
Elyda Block
Freeport
Biggs & Everard Co
West Side Green House
Ely
Bik
Mans
Washington
George
Ledge Directory
R. T
VRS
Elyria Maccabee Hall
Fred
Fin
Blanc
J. EB. Woodreaff
J. E. Woodraf
B. Ave
Tribe OF
Patri
A. D. Wheeler
Quincy St
Ella G. Crosse
Bankers Faternal Union
Mmacoabee
Geo.h.cham
Losiek
Clarke Kerlain
Weat River St
France MaNea
Strange Transaction
Marcus Daily
Reggie
Ge Muir
Yan Qwousi
Lesign
Gov. Baxter
Irving Mack
Cambridge
Mss
Murtie
Rézult
Wheeler &Wilson
H. D. Grigsby
Hubert Day
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