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Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1907

Page

2

Stagarulaers Were Preferred Over Creditors in Involuntary Bankruptcy

In Topeka Judge Pollock appointed a receiver in involuntary bankruptcy for the Uncle Sam OJ Co. He denounced Tucker's advertising scheme as impracticable and said the estate will be conserved for stockholders. The receiver will be named under bankruptcy law after the company’s officers assigned all property to three trustees to manage it.

Topeka Kan Uncle Sam Oj] Co John C. Pollock United States District’ Court Pollock H. H. Tucker, Jr

Three women arrested at Baltic rail station after grief

In Petersburg a mother wife and sister of a political prisoner were arrested at the Baltic railroad station for throwing gold coins in grief struck frenzy. They were taken into custody as their mind's state appeared unsettled by the prisoner’s fate.

Petersburg Baltic Riga

Woman From Concord Jumps to Death at Parker House

Mary E Tomlinson of Concord New Hampshire died after leaping from an upper story window at the Parker House in Boston. The 35 year old woman, believed demented, arrived in Boston the day before and died in the hotel office shortly after the fall. She was sister of Irving C Tomlinson a reader of the Christian Science church and a defendant in a suit over Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy's property.

Boston Mary E Tomlinson Concord N. H Parker House Mary Baker G. Eddy

Ohio Denies State Power Over Interstate Rail Safety

The Ann Arbor Railway Co says Ohio cannot compel interstate rail lines to install safety appliances. In Common Pleas Court the company contends ICC is sole authority to enforce the safety law and that Ohio has no legitimate interest in how railways engaged in interstate commerce operate.

Ann Arbor Ohio Toledo

Suspected Kidnapper in Gloversville Detention

Alexander H Allen a traveling vendor of gas mantels is held by police as the suspected abductor of Horace Marvin jr the year old son of Dr Horace Marvin of Dover Del Allen arrived in Gloversville two weeks ago with a woman and a small boy

Gloversville Alexander H Allen Horace Marvin, Jr Horace Marvin Dover Del Allen

Land fraud suit targets Barper Lumber timber claims

The United States sues in Boise City to set aside 215 patents for 40,090 acres of timber land in Boise County worth over $1,000,000. The government alleges fraud in securing title to the lands.

Boise City Idaho United States Barper Lumber Co Boise County

Convicted of Conspiracy in Nebraska Land Fraud Case

Thomas A. Huntinston Ami B. Todd and Fred Bayt were Friday found guilty in a United States court of conspiracy to defraud the government of about 500000 acres of public lands in Sheridan and Cherry counties Nebraska. The trials lasted ten days.

Omaha Ned Thomas A. Huntinston Ami B. Todd Fred Bayt United States Court Sheridan Cherry Nebraska

Woman's Realm Limits On Ambition And Home Duties

A column argues that a woman’s primary worth lies in making her husband happy, children well behaved, and the home orderly. It condemns ambitious fantasies of grand careers as shallow unless tied to domestic harmony and proper duties within marriage. The piece frames misfit aspirations as a betrayal of home life.

Hat Ribbons and Ribbon Trim Varies in Early Headwear

Hat makers describe ribbons in soft weaves and velvet as fashionable trim for morning hats. Ribbon plumes are built by sewing loops to a wire stem, and ostrich plume quills are often covered with short loops of ribbon for decorative effect.

Cuiffon Taffeta Gajon

Bank of America Conspiracy Verdict Sentences Three Officials

Chicago April 20 jury finds ex Judge Abner Smith and bank president guilty with indeterminate prison terms and a $1000 fine. Vice president G B Sorrow gets the same penalty. Cashier Jerome V Pierce fined $500. director F E Creelman not guilty. Bank opened December 4 1905. receiver appointed six weeks later amid charges of high finance and forged charter filings.

Chicago Bank of America Abner Smith G. BE. Sorrow Jerome V. Pierce F. EB. Creelman Smith Cook County Circcuit Court

Perfect Facial Proportions Guide for Aesthetic Balance

A historical note outlines measurements for a ideal feminine face. It states the face width equals five times the width of an eye, cheekbone area symmetry, the eye width being two thirds of the mouth width, and ear length twice the eye width. The space between the eyes equals one eye width.

May Manton Gored Skirt Styles For Coming Season

A graceful gored skirt model by May Manton suits the full range of seasonable fabrics. The illustrated design can be made round or walking length and works with chiffon, Panama cloth, braid trim, and belching silk, or adapted for house wear with lighter materials.

La Provence Braved Violent Atlantic Storm

The steamer La Provence reached New York after a voyage marked by a fierce Atlantic storm. From mid afternoon Tuesday until early Wednesday morning the ship battled extreme waves and a sky charged with electricity, impairing compass accuracy before five hours of violent weather subsided.

New York Atlantic

Big Mine Strike Ties Up Alberta

Reports from Alberta coal districts say nearly all miners are out on strike. John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers, wired union leaders in British Columbia and Alberta to order a return to work, but the men refuse. The western situation is described as critical with coal cars seized by the Canadian Pacific Railroad to keep engines running. Local ad notes stamp cooking at Lisma Hardware Co.

Winnipes Man Alberta John Mitchell Linited Sherman British Columbia Canavan Pacific Railroad Tian

Seven Gored Plaited Skirt Pattern and Home Tips

The item describes pattern 5611 a seven gore plaited skirt for medium sizes with back and side plaits and yardage needs. It offers mail order pattern delivery for ten cents plus two cents postage and provides various household tips on hair brightening, gravy clarification, griddlecake pouring, and mayonnaise troubleshooting.

Fashion Department H.ste

Resignation and replacement plan strengthens governor's hand

Washington reports the White House admitted Archie Sanders will resign as Rochester collector of internal revenue or be removed. A successor has been chosen but not announced. The move aims to back Governor Hughs and strengthen his negotiating position, mirroring actions taken with three postmasters in ex-Representative Wadsworth's district.

Washington White House Archie Sanders Rochester Sanders Hughs Strangthen Wadsworth

New York Police Shakeup Under New Legislation

In New York on Friday Commissioner Bingham reappointed ten of eighteen inspectors and reassigned eight to precinct commands. He named seven captains and one acting inspector, with politics not guiding the changes under a new legislative bill. The city moves to reshuffle command structure.

New York Bingham

Oh Do You Know Household Cleaning Tips In Roving Manner

A quirky list of home how tos covers cleaning sigves with soap or ammonia and a whisk proom, washing sponges with ammonia and cream of tartar, beating mayonnaise with a fork or eggbeater, and using a damp cloth in dry heated homes.

Reporter's Daily Menu Breakfast and Lunch Items

Daily menu lists breakfast items including rat cereal with sugar and toast coffee and ham and eggs followed by luncheon entries of minced veal on toast baked potatoes banana salad and oatmeal. Other offerings include cream of celery soup Irish stew steamed brown bread lettuce salad cheese waters and pineapple sponge with coffee.

Reporter’s Daily

Benedict Gimbel Arrested in New York on Bribery Charges

Benedict Gimbel, Philadelphia merchant, was arrested in New York on a double charge of improper influence over a youth and attempted bribery of county detectives. He lies in St. Mary's hospital Hoboken unconscious from self-inflicted wounds believed fatal. He had been released on $6,000 bond from the Tombs Thursday night.

New York Benedict Gimbel Philadelphia Tvor Clark St. Mary's Hospital Hoboken N. J Cimbel Palace Hotel Gimbel

Cookery Notes and Dessert Ideas From a Plain Kitchen

A practical collection of old fashioned recipes using oats rice pineapple and simple ingredients. Instructions cover oatmeal sandwiches pineapple sponge rice jack and other baked treats with steps for mixing filling folding and cooling.

Evening Thoughts On Labor And Wisdom

A reflective piece extols honoring labor of brain or hand and wisdom’s value to children. It argues against chasing temporary gains and asks what tastes pleasant maple sugar remedy relieves coughs. Mothers endorse Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup as a pleasant laxative cold remedy that expels the cold without opiates and conforms to laws.

EB. U. Hague

Advise to Rheumatics by Dr Flood in Chicago Tribune

A Chicago Tribune article by Dr George Edmund Flood argues rheumatism stems from kidney trouble and promotes dietary changes, increased water intake, moderate exercise, and a specific medicinal prescription. It warns against overindulgence and urges readers to consult a druggist for the listed remedy.

Chicago Tribune George Edmund Flood, M. D

Market price listing and financial roundup with several cities

Elyria markets show corrected weekly prices for corn wheat hay and dairy products while financials from New York Cleveland Chicago Toledo East Buffalo and Pittsburg detail rates and cattle hogs and grain values. Kodol and Pineules ads conclude the page with medical remedies.

New York Cleveland York State

Co operation a Money Saver for Farmers News and Savings

An advertisement promotes a combined weekly farm paper subscription offering local news and farming ideas. It markets The Elyria Republican for local news and The New-York Tribune Farmer as a leading agricultural paper. A special one year price is 1.60 for both, or 3 separately. Orders go to The Republican Elyria Ohio with a sample request to Geo W Best in New York City.

Iris Elyria Republican New-York Tribune New York City Republican Elyria Ohio Geo. W. Best Tribune

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DeWitt Hassel Maal Sho May Manton Stam Lisma Hardware Co Roosevelt Hughes St. Louis Mississippi Valley Automobile Fie Central Automobile Exchange Muskogee Lyman K K. Lane United States Indian Agent Joan Burroughs Auigide Phillips & CO Boylan Brothers America Elyria Markets Boylan Brea Elyria Provision Co Mt Log Co East Buffalo Cattie Pittsburg Apri E. U. Hague
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