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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1899
Page
3
A fragmented inquiry discusses Black River and Lorain area concerns including water depth, eddies, and downstream effects. It mentions gusty winds from the northwest, potential lake proximity, and impure dangerous conditions, asking about severity, timing, and local geography.
The petition seeks a court order against Seratet ENsigoerth over described premises in Elerin County of Dorking. It requests relief, costs, and a writ to determine ownership and enforce claims, naming multiple defendants and asserting interest in the property.
The Elyria Reporter describes Democratic and Republican tensions over county convention delegates. It lauds John H. Hattie for fire department leadership and critiques press fairness toward Senator Quay. The piece reflects wartime sentiment, party loyalty, and local political squabbles amid national events.
A fragmented column discusses urban water supply issues, storage challenges, and the high costs of alternatives. It cites global cities and Lake Erie towns, mentions river sources, and questions how to store and deliver safe water. Also included are local political notices for Lorain area candidates and sainted officials.
A clipped public column laments misunderstood promises and calls for action on waterworks. It argues trustees must approve pipe work, extend and enlarge facilities to meet demand, and for citizens to demand improved service and responsible management ahead of a looming convention fight. It notes the political rancor surrounding McKinley era figures and stresses practical infrastructure needs over partisan backbiting.
Loyal Republicans guard against Kurtz faction schemes to influence the Elyita county convention and state delegation. Reports say Kurtz supporters aim to back their own candidate to win representation, while opponents warn of political manipulation and pressure tactics by rival groups seeking to embarrass the McKinley administration.
J E Boynton brings injunction against Alytia seeking to stop city payments to Elyria Gas Electric Light Co for ten lights at crossings of Lake Shore and G L W railways. suit decided in city’s favor with plaintiff’s attorney fees awarded at 75.
A fragment from Lippincott's Magazine May issue previews the novel Princess Nadine by Christian Reid. The passage mentions the Rose of American Princess at Mi Careme and Battle of Roses at Nice, with an ornate pink sea-shell display and a first sighting by a wealthy Doctor Dilland amid garbled text and names.
About twenty five citizens met in Elyria to organize a chamber of commerce for business interests. A committee was appointed to draft by laws and rules and a second meeting will adopt them and elect officers. Citizens are urged to support the effort for Elyria’s welfare and advancement.
The Times notes the Hotel Franklin dex was closed last evening as Frank McElroy buys the furnishings from E. H. Bacon and plans May 1 possession. Bacon family move to Oberlin to retire. interior changes expected. McElroy, a popular gentleman, aims to run the house to satisfy guests and the public.
William Lonsdale aged about 37 died in Lorain this morning from injuries suffered when he fell on town stairs about a week earlier. Coroner Benne was notified and returned a verdict of accidental death. Lonsdale was a widower.
Chris Well, leading a local fishing party, battled a river current below the falls and landed a four foot nine inch fish weighing twenty four pounds after an hour of effort. The catch follows a previous attempt that ended unsuccessfully.
A new case was filed this morning in Common Pleas Court. Daniel Bigley doing business as The SoM York Company sues Peter Kon ing for money only. Plaintiff's attorney is A. Be Wer pier.
A fragment notes a product named Diamond Dye marketed for Hobie use in a simple home setting. The text mentions dyes and a sales pitch promising success, though details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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