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Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1907

Page

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Bradley urges council to end traction fight over bridges

The city council approved plans for two stone bridges across the east branch of the river and authorized bids for construction. Estimated costs near 115000 for the bridges plus about 20600 for approaches to Broad Street. paving is an additional essential item. Gloomy extra expenses exceed initial estimates as plans evolve. Court proceedings against Tom Gray for an east Broad Street approach are set to begin, with salt triad arrangements for the coming term.

Serviec ‘Board Broad Street Salt Triad

Railroad Victim Daniel Lunn Dies at 17

Daniel Lunn aged seventeen died at Elyria hospital after a Friday wreck at the B and G and Lake Shore intersection. He was unconscious most of the time and the cause is concussion of the brain. He recently came from Medina and was new to railroading. Brice of Toledo is in town on business.

Daniel Lunn Lake Shore Elyria Hospital Medina

City grapples with street railway issue and traction talks

Councilman Bradley urges action on street railway legislation to settle the Lake avenue double tracking question and end public wrangling. The delay stems from partisan fears over which company would win and uncertainty over a general franchise ordinance.

Bradley Martin Mueller Lake Avenue Timic

Attempted Wreck On Lorain Rail Line Threatens Passengers

An unknown assailant tried to wreck a car on the Yellow Line near Lorain between the city limits and Benton switch by placing heavy ties on the track and opening a switch. The motorman spotted the hazard before departure, and the car struck the ties with brakes set, breaking timber and injuring Conductor Nick Nichols but likely saving passengers. Officials vow to pursue the train wreckers.

Lorain Benton Nick Nichols Benton Switch

Junior society entertains Elyria church crowd at South Lorain

The junior society of the First Baptist church of Elyria under A Twining presented a pleasing concert to about 200 people at the chapel in South Lorain Tuesday evening. The program was excellent and well executed, with all parts credited to the Juniors and their reader. A collection at the close supported grading and beautifying the church lot at South Lorain.

The First Baptist Church of Elyria A. Twining South Lothia Lorain South Lorain

Boulevard upgrade on Middle Avenue urged by civic committee

The G and B W the C and S W pledged early action to improve Middle avenue boulevard for the summer, urged by the civic improvement committee of the chamber of commerce, which wrote to Supt Wilcoxson and received a prompt reply. A regular meeting is set for Friday evening, April 5 at the Eastern Star lodge and officers and members are urged to attend.

Cleveland Partizansip Middle Avenue Shane Civic Improvement Committee Chamber of Commence Wilcoxson Eastern Star Lodge

April Fool Joke Involving Typewriter Invention Scam

A fake telegram prank targets Elyria Iron & Steel officials claiming a new typewriter clean er has a patent. An inventor’s reply to meet a salesman was staged as a joke with an “April Fool” telegram placed in his desk. The hoax ends with the inventor ordering cigars, while talk of million dollar schemes fades.

Elyria Iron & Steel Company Hollenden Heard

Fires Ignite Fifth Street House in Mysterious Blaze

A fire at 256 Fifth Street in the Fay residence caused substantial damage after starting in the garret near a feather bed. Neighbors spotted smoke and alerted the fire department, which fought the blaze for over an hour. Mrs M E B Sheley faces major losses as she was moving in, with much of her goods stored in the garret.

WW. Fay Fifth Street S.H. Bowen Sheley Loser Leas M. EB. Sheley

Nearly Buried by 1930-Pound Steer at Slaughter Rig

A 1930 pound steer purchased by Tite Brothers nearly killed worker Wred Tite when the animal’s carcass fell after the hook failed to support its weight. Tite sustained only a minor arm injury from a glancing blow. Also notes a cough remedy Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup marketed as a cold relief product and Walter Gipple's illness confinement.

Tite Brothers Wred Tite Tito Kennedy

Taft At Lunch With Foraker In Washington

Washington April 3. Reported lunch hosted by John R. McLean with Senator and Mrs. Foraker Congress Man and Mrs. Longworth and Mrs. William Howard Taft. Taft’s friends urge him to skip his Philippines trip to stay in America for the primary. An Ohio analysis notes Laning in the Foraker column though Foraker support is weak in his district.

Washington, D. C Washington John R. McLean Foraker Congress Longworth Wiliam Howard Taft Taft Philippines America Laning Wifflecraker Ohio Ovraker

Park benefactor bid sparks plotting debate in council

Martin Mueller urged the council to donate a three cornered Mendelson plot between Furnace street and West River as a breathing space and voting booth. The plan echoes a Grundy park precedent but faces Braman heirs opposition and possible dead ends to streets in the platting compromise.

Martin Mueller Mendelson Furnace Street West River Mendelsop Martin Mueller Lodi Grant Grundy Grundy Park Boynton S. Mendelson Braman Mendison

Country club Denies Outsider Supplier Use

Some grocerymen charge the Country club buys from outside firms for Roadline supplies. The club says it uses home merchants exclusively and that a chef paid for one small shipment with his own funds, with no club involvement. Accusers are said to be disinterested and not to have investigated the rumor.

Country Club

Paroled Felon Daugherty Returned to County Jail

Sheriff Ward arrested Jacob Daugherty on parole and returned him from Asi lang to the county jail. Prosecutor Stevens notes a pending indictment from a deadly assault in Lorain and intends to proceed. Daugherty’s father and attorney Charles Kinney accompanied him. a hearing is set for this afternoon.

Ward Asilang Jacob Daugherty Stephen Wood Daugherty Charles Kinney Ashland Stevens Mansfield John Q. Streator Lorain Keening

Sliver in Hand Causes Death of Local Resident Oscar Gibbons

Oscar Gibbons, 71, died at Elyria hospital after a small sliver entered his finger weeks ago while making a clothes rack at his son Z M Gibbons’ home. Blood poisoning followed and he died at six last night. Funeral at son's home Thursday at two in the afternoon. Burial in Salem, Ohio.

Oscar Gibbons Elyria Hospital Uarvalling Gibbons Salem

Remarkable Run From Winton Factory to City in Thirty Five Minutes

Phil Dubel and Teddy Rison claim a remarkable run from the Winton Automobile factory in Cleveland to this city in thirty five minutes. They brought out two test cars that were stripped down for the trip.

Phil Dubel Teddy, Rison Winton Cleveland

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Council Traction Council and Service Board J. W. Brice Toledo Lorain County Banking Andwur Gar Grace Lawn Baptist Young People's Society South Dorain Church Garret W. W. Fay Fire Department Fiscape Walter Gipple Howee Exclu Sively Harry J. Smith & Co
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