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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1906
Page
2
The Daily Reporter offers weekly carded delivery and annual mail options. Rates show $3.00 for Elyria area and $2.00 for outside Elyria per year. additional delivery details are provided by officers Houser Taylor Carter and Bertha Houser.
The official state auditor’s report compares 1907 appropriations to historical levels, showing total authorized expenditures of $6,738,20 and grand totals around $12 million. It cites governor terms, budget adjustments, and a rise in excess appropriations, while mentioning personnel actions and ongoing investigations. It also mentions disappearances of public figures and a note on iron and steel exports totaling 78,000 tons shipped abroad.
A massive blaze ripped through San Primebien causing widespread destruction near the pier and ferry terminal. Reports say residents fled toward Berkeley as flames and smoke spread from the Naylor building. Authorities address evacuations and assess damages amid chaotic scenes.
A new funeral car arrived Wednesday for the Blyrh livery company. The vehicle, belonging to the United States Carriage Company of Columbus, is described as a Thindsome vee vehicle and will carry about eight pallbearers. Side coins are noted on the sides.
Review notes a western stage play from Fourteenth Street Theatre, New York, featuring Miss Mabel Diney as a-transfixed Texan heroine and Charles Coburn as a rugged cowboy. The cast is praised for authenticity, with a strong supporting company and a unique, compact love plot set amid frontier stereotypes. Performance advertised with Chase & Sanborn’s teas and souvenirs.
The column lists court actions including firmed appeals between firms and individuals, a name change decision for North Amherst, and confirmed sales. It also reports a holdup with a revolver resulting in $50 and a gold watch taken, plus a fatal streetcar fall at the Hollenden hotel due to a skull fracture.
A quirky reminiscence describes Johnnie’s family praising Gold Dust Rye as a cure and daily tonic. Johnnie’s mother insists it is the preferred brand over others, with A K R Champney Co supplying the product by phone, promising satisfaction. The tale centers on family belief in the rye as medicine and a household booster.
The basement displays a wide range of carpets curtains rugs linoleums and draperies. Patterns are exclusive and quality high while prices are lower than elsewhere.
The city welcomes more travelers this spring than ever before as hotels fill. The Topot hotel is crowded, forcing the owner to turn people away each night. Other inns in nearby towns also report high demand and lodging transfers. In Connellt Ohio thirty one saloons must close within 60 days following Judge Roberts ruling under the Jones law after a voters petition.
A man named Finn collapsed and died Tuesday afternoon in Fostoria while working as a num—molder after arriving about three weeks earlier from an unknown origin. The incident followed an apparent hour of trouble at a local restaurant.
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