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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1906
Page
4
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Governor Pattison designates April as Arbor Day in a statewide proclamation. Schools and learning institutions under state control are to pause to share forestry and bird protection lessons for at least two hours. The governor urges planting of trees and shrubs on highways parks and grounds to protect water supply and climate.
The Alta bill vote in Lie state senate reflects party division with Republicans voting 16 to pass and 13 against while Democrats split and an independent Lamb votes. The piece notes temperance rhetoric waning and outlines projected allocations for infrastructure including Matlon 50000, Maniella and Warren 20000 each, and Akron 75000 Newark 95000 Lancaster and Heonition 700000.
Galion Ohio April 8 Work in the three city shops and across the entire system had been suspended a week ago due to a threatened coal strike Officials report operations resumed this morning with a good turnout of men The company orders set over five thousand workers back to their former positions across several shops
The Reporter Want Ads notes in Bellefontaine Ohio on April 3 that the coal strike forces an eight hour work day for five hundred Big Four shop employees. Sixty percent of section men on the Cleveland and Indianapolis divisions have been discharged.
Eliyahboth Kiveca Scheappacasse filed for divorce this afternoon and asked to restore her maiden name. She sought an injunction to prevent her husband from selling a Canton fruit store and other property. Judge Hinman granted the injunction in the common pleas absence. She accuses him of drunkenness choking her cruelty in Cleveland Ashland and Canton and adulterous acts.
In Akron on April 3 the sixteen year old Pretty Jennie Meller removed her waist in a police court session amid mayoral protest. Her mother was arrested after attempting to confront a Hungarian man with a hatpin following the incident.
A woman named Misa Mellor tests a paint sample at the factory displaying a large red blotch on her undershirt. The mayor is unsettled by the sight, and the moment prompts a discussion about the cave and family duties.
Spanish authorities uncover an anarchist plot in Lebrija to assassinate King Alfonso the royal family during Holy Week in Seville. The plan targeted the king his dowager queen and sister Trifania Maria Teresa. Censors block release of details about the conspiracy.
Andrew Carnegie provides a $76 monthly stipend beginning June 1 to Jacob H. Lacombe age 80, a Washington pension bureau clerk and former Carnegie messenger in Pittsburgh. Notice was received by Fred C. Pack, a friend and fellow employee.
The Baptist church Men’s Club April meeting was postponed due to the lecturer’s illness. Architont Campbell entertained the audience with rapid crayon caricatures in place of planned talks, while Rev. Lohman led a brief farewell, and Mark Campbell contributed drawings for younger members. The event previewed Lewis Morrison’s farewell tour and a future Lorain land sale involving Charles Kosa and Lydia Kosa to Peter Hrinda for 1,375 dollars.
An advertisement promotes LIFE PLANT as a spring remedy that dissolves uric acid and eliminates waste matter from blood. It asserts improper eating and seasonal changes cause impurity, claiming the tonic restores healthy blood flow and prevents spring diseases. The copy emphasizes swift elimination and health restoration.
The defunct Cleveland brokerage firm Denni son, Prior & Co. owed more than 447000 with about half secured. Customers face roughly 1 million dollars in losses. Louis Lenning of Mt. Vernon Quebec, jailed for drunkenness, reportedly wished to die and was found dead in his cell next morning.
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