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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1900
Page
2
The Elyria Reporter presents its publication details with weekly and monthly subscription rates. It lists editors L. and Fauber and describes delivery by carrier, eight pages per issue, and annual mail options.
A collection of dated opinions on labor politics, transport costs influencing campaigns, and the Bryan era. It critiques bossism, praises admission of errors, and discusses war tax repeal, Manila Bay strategies, and imperial commerce while noting low liquor saloons in Manila and a peculiar Nebraska train heist trend.
The piece questions Admiral Dewey's suitability for the presidency after his Manila Bay victory. It notes his lack of political experience, unclear platform, and potential manipulation by politicians. It also contrasts Republican support for Dewey with Democratic alignment to Bryan and raises doubts about his future party stance and policy positions.
A column condemns Boer resistance in the Transvaal, blames Kruger and Rhodes for sparking the war, predicts Britain will annex or exile the republic, and argues the conflict stemmed from capitalists and empire aims rather than Boer rights. It touches on Cuban elections, Iowa politics, and local notes with a wary, opinionated tone.
The Democrat editor lambasts the deputy board of supervisors for denying the Republican ticket printing on the ballot while praising a recent ballot result. He notes inconsistent actions and questions the board’s handling of filing dates and ad wording, urging equal treatment and protesting partisan discrimination. The piece highlights filing irregularities, timing, and legal interpretations surrounding certificates and ballot printing.
A movement led by prominent physicians seeks to ban sales of headache remedies that often contain poisonous ingredients and can prove fatal. The ad promotes Knox Stomach Tablets as a cure for indigestion stomach disorders and blood purification, and claims piles can be cured without surgery with a 16 day timeline and guaranteed results.
Sale of real estate belonging to the estate of David Barke deceased to be held April 21 at 10 o clock on the premises two miles east from Ha Porte. Administratrix attorney is L A Weshren. estate of Margaret Alten appointed executor Auten. Dated February 18, 1900.
Public auction notice for Sheriff’s sale on May 5 1900 in Elyria Lorain County Ohio. Describes Lot 28 Ridgeville township, detailed bounds and limitations, appraised at 1000 dollars with minimum bid two thirds of appraisal, cash on day of sale, Warden and Attorney involved. Also includes appointment notice and railroad timetable scraps.
Legal notice concerns Hannah McMillan of Camden Lorain County Ohio deceased. It details a complex partnership dispute involving Adams Brothers Avon Horse Breeding Association and related parties, seeking dissolution, accounting, sale of a stallion, and judgments. The case references dates in 1900s, Lorain County court, and notes ownership by Lorain Banking Company.
A sheriff sale notice from Lorain County Ohio lists property in Elyria and nearby areas with parcels on Marchace Street and the West side of the river, including lots 16 and 17 and other described tracts, with totals around 7100 and terms: one third cash day of sale, one third in one year, one third in two years with interest. Held at the county courthouse on a Saturday in April 1900, the sale is ordered under a petition in a partition action in the Lorain County Court of Common Pleas.
Train times listed for Oberlin to Public Square Cleveland with hourly departures from 7:40 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. daily and return trips from Cleveland to Oberlin hourly from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m plus 1 p.m. daily. Connections with Cleveland and Berea, Elyria and Oberlin lines. T. Pomeroy is general manager, Garfield Building, Cleveland.
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