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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1899
Page
2
A long critique urges farmers and the public to oppose growing trust power. It cites sugar, oil, steel, and tobacco groups, warns of price manipulation, job losses, and reduced consumer welfare, and calls for state action and vigorous public sentiment to curb monopolies. The piece emphasizes vigilance, constitutional limits, and the need to defend American prosperity with open competition.
The Washington Post suggests Bryan could win if disasters strike and wheat falls by August 1, 1900. It portrays him as a calamity candidate amid war, disease, price drops, and national hardship.
An old newspaper notice promotes Kemblin Bros. Strawberries and boasts of a remedy for indigestion by claiming it digests what you eat and cures stomach upset. The ad lines reference Dr. H. M. and Mrs. Sarah C. ready for business in the local block.
McKinley era travel letter recounts a long overland trip from Elyria to New York then southward through Savannah Macon and Atlanta to Mexico El Paso and Arizona. Describes San Antonio Mexico City Los Angeles Pasadena Coronado and Mojave desert camp life with mining plans and a sharp view of frontier life and politics back home.
The Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway runs a theater train to Cleveland Wednesday April 12 leaving Osie at 8 at 6 31 p m The fare for the round trip is 60 cents A handbill lists attractions at different theaters.
Dr O Onerey April 11 at his Oberlin home died after apoplexy during a committee meeting. He had long served as pastor of the First Congregational Church of Oberlin and was editor of The Kingdom in Minneapolis. Survived by wife and children, he fell unconscious and never recovered.
Corporal Geo H Peck of Co J 6th O V T has been detached for six months serving as a stenographer at department head quarters Santa Clara Province Cienfuegos Cuba. He will be discharged but stay at the same headquarters in the same business and will not return home with his regiment. The regiment is among the last Ohio volunteers to be mustered out after nearly a year of service.
The Diamond Dyes line offers special cotton dyes that promise full fast color on cotton and against fading from sun exposure. These dyes are guaranteed to satisfy, resist washing out in strong soapsuds, and provide reliable results when dyeing cotton goods.
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