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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1907
Page
4
The notice lists subscription options for The Daily Reporter and The Weekly Reporter. Rates include per week, per year by carrier and by mail, with specific references to Elyria delivery and out-of-town mail.
The piece argues against giving Ohio voters a direct popular decision. It questions Foraker's preference for a state convention and a party convention system. It notes the push for county primaries and warns that popular power should rest with the people, not middlemen or a legislative House of Lords.
A collection of anecdotes from a Brooklyn dinner with Dr. F A McCook about mountain climbing by avoiding straight paths, plus quips about Liszt and a New York philanthropist Andrew Carnegie, with several other humorous stories involving Brander Matthews and social scenes in Indianapolis and Washington.
Rev. William M. Osborne recounts Ridgeville's early days with notes on the first log cabin, settlers from Waterbury and Revolutionary War veterans Beebe and Terrell, Elyria as county seat in 1824, and pioneer hospitality. It recalls Judge Ely, the old tavern, and 1819 Independence Day musicians including the writer’s father. Also mentions 40 cent lodging, and local notices for rent on Homer Street and Cleveland Street.
Lorain authorities warn a rising hydrophobia threat among loose dogs. Police report citywide overrun by untended canines, with multiple deaths daily and calls for a dog-control ordinance to authorize a mass extermination of stray dogs.
Public notice from our office stating no person or firm may use our name or refer to us in dunning letters or claims. Report any further reference with the original envelope. we will stop the practice. Date appears as 3 25 41. Also contains an advertisement for De Witt's Little Early Risers pills and Reporter Want Ads.
Columbus April 1 Convict Crawford at the penitentiary painted a fine likeness of Gov A L Harris using only brushes house paint and cardboard. He worked in spare time for weeks and presented the portrait to Deputy Warden Woods which now hangs in his office.
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