Lorain County Republican Convention Call May 6 1906
Lorain county Republicans will meet at Elyria Theatre Elyria on May 6 1906 at 10:00 a.m. standard to elect delegates for the county convention, choose County Executive and Central Committee members, and nominate candidates for state and county offices. Also urged to hold caucus elections May 2 with precise precinct delegate allocations and appointed central committee members.
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Lorain County
Elyria Theatre
Elyria
Lorsip County
The
Legion
Pual Aa
Repub- Menns
Said
Laylin
Towit- Wong
Armhberettat
Avon
End of Free Silver Coinage in Mexico
The Mexican mint struck its last silver coinage on a private account and the republic adopts the gold standard. Silver will still circulate but only as a commodity, no longer as legal tender worth a dollar.
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Dollas
Bla
Oliver
Minta of
Mexico
Mexican Repubblic
Ailver
United States
Trade Relations with Mexico Rise Amid Currency Shift
The Bureau of Statistics outlines Mexico’s shift to the gold standard ending silver coinage, with ten years of growing exports and double the foreign trade value. From 1894 to 1903 exports rose from 642.8 million to 85.083 million, gold and silver included, while imports grew from 43.4 million to 73.9 million. Foreign capital flows, especially from the United States, total over 500 million, and Mexican revenues have tripled over twenty years. The report credits internal development, new industries, and a diversified export base for the progress, noting the United States remains a key investor and trading partner.
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Mexico
United States
Bank Defiers Fall From Grace In Bank Collapse Case
A reflective editorial laments the downfall of three bank employees lured by Wall Street bucket shop schemes. It argues lack of safeguards, urges stronger laws, and notes the heavy personal costs of betrayal to families and the community.
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Bank
Defiguers
Jorge Wassiburn
Wall Street
Pucket Shopa
Lesa
Severs, Hevse
Mexico Trade Shifts Boosts U S Market Share
The piece notes rising U S purchases from Mexico and growing U S share of Mexico imports and exports over two decades, highlighting $53,542,140 in sales and $45,844,720 purchases in 1904, with Mexico import value improving to $28,727,000. It argues prosperity in Mexico supports political stability and wider access for American farm and factory products.
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Republic
Mexico
Mexico Sa
Two Walkere Sentenced Amid Court's Harsh Diction
Judge Washburn faced a serious emergency and discharged his duty with public approval as two men, Kaneen and the Walkeres, faced imprisonment described as a living death. The court rejected attempts at reform through confinement, noting imprisonment seldom reforms anyone and lamenting the damned-like fate of the convicts.
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Kaneen
Iifp
Hell
Criticism of Gen Miles over Davie imprisonment ends war era
The article recalls Gen Miles ordering ordinary leg irons on Jaf Davie at war’s end and the public criticism that followed. It notes Davis’s capture during a failed recap attempt and praises punishment for rebel leaders while expressing scant admiration for Miles. The tone suggests accountability for conduct during that period.
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Miles
Jaf Davie
Davis
Alain
Leodora
White
Hing Ponduct
Je Davis
Government and People Urge National Road Policy
A speaker argues that the government must lead a national policy of good roads, pairing federal support with state and local effort. He cites farmers as central to prosperity, notes road neglect harms markets and prices, and urges constitutional action to fund highway construction and widen political support. The piece also touches on local politics, postal service rules, and upcoming party conventions.
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Lincoln
Flint
United States
Younnger
Senate
Brownlow
Latimer
Europe
Rome
Henry Clay
Sacom
Paiva
Studant
Postmaster Political Activity Limits Urged by Washington
Draft order sought to cap postmasters political involvement and prevent misuse of office for party ends. Critics note many postmasters already face pressure from factional appeals and fear harsher limits would curb aggressive partisan actions.
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Washington
Corfelyou
Assessors Target Dogs for Tax Duplicates This Year
County officials push dog taxation under revised Ohio statutes. Auditors discuss enforcing requirements to list every dog and owner harborer, with oath examinations and scrutiny of per cent of owners failing to report.
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Lewis
Ohio
Bia
Binghamton Man Finds Luck at Jude Jones Cafe
A distraught visitor, John C. Jones of Hinghamton, recovered hope after locating a familiar brand at Jude Jones. He told clerks he found his “Chico” steaks and cigars at Wadsworth Bros, promising a good meal and a future smoke.
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Jones
Hinghamton
John C. Jones
Audwur
Andwur
Jude Jones
Yours Truly
Sheriff Sale of Property in Elyria Lorain County Ohio
In Lorain County Ohio a sheriff sale on order of the Court of Common Pleas is set for May 4 1906 at the north door of the Elyria courthouse. Property at 144 Went Street Elyria includes lots 76 and 77 on Went Street near the west branch of Black River. Appraised at 1000 dollars, minimum bid two thirds of appraised value. cash on day of sale. Sheriff GC F. Sar Lanagy and attorney Lrk STHOUP listed.
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Isabella Rivettye
Ebien Defy
Lorain
Goohey
Court of Common Plens
Court of Commons Pleas
Oblu
Court House
Elyria
A. W
Stets
Ohio
Black River
Ellen Duffy
Grantham Grandy
Janda of
Ieabella
William Rivett
Breet
Streat
Premsen
F. Sar Lanagy
Lorain County
Lrk Sthoup
Legal Notice of Divorce Petition in Local Court
Pulaski L Cook of Wood hall Steuben County New York is notified that on April 17, 14S Anne Cook filed a petition in the Court of Common Pleas Lorain County Oma for divorce on grounds of breach of duty and extreme cruelty. The petition seeks property, alimony, child custody, divorce, and equitable relief. a hearing is set after June 3, 1006. Attorney Les Stroup represents Anne Cook, dated April 6.
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Pulaski L. Cook
Woodhall
Steuben County
New York
Anne Cook
Court of Common Pleas
Loralin County
Oma
Pulaski
Brurka
Leo
Jane
Aana Cook
Les Stroup
Reid in Common Pleas Court Seeks Divorce and Custody
Breda R. Held files in Loram County Ohio petition against Charles A Reid for divorce on grounds of wilful absence for three years, seeking custody of child, alimony, and equitable relief. Respondent must answer by April 29, 1908 or default judgment may be entered.
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Charles A. Reid
Bredareca
Common Pleas Court
Loram County
Oho
Charles A Reid
Move South for Year Round Farm Work and Feeding
The piece urges farmers to move south to work outdoors year round and to raise stock without expensive winter shelters. It notes southern velvet bean and cassava as flesh and fat producers, claiming Alabama and Florida offer cheaper, better fattening materials and that profits are higher with less labor in southern farming, fruit growing, and truck gardening.
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South
Thas
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