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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1907
Page
2
The piece notes a New York girl aged eighteen saying she cannot live on an income of 117 dollars a year while suggesting she could manage easily. It touches on political Foolishness and public figures including Governor Cummins and President Roosevelt.
The Charleston News and Courier criticizes William Jennings Bryan as a candidate and leader, arguing his three national campaigns prove a failure and he lacks voter trust. The piece urges the party to sacrifice personal ambition for the sake of unity, noting eastern opposition and growing dissent toward his renomination. The Rhode Island legislature adjourns without electing a US senator.
Editors critique the press and political figures noting the press as a powerful world mover despite flaws. The piece cites Mr Stead and Taft, praising press influence while hinting at ongoing presidential campaign drama and impending convention chatter.
The railroads have long held a hostile stance toward every aspect of transportation policy in Grand Rapids, sparking debate over their influence and the need for reform.
An opinion piece excerpts debate over railroad regulation and fair testing of laws while lampooning social clubs and the era’s reform mood. It notes broad legal changes touching railroads and mocks elite groups forming post Thaw era banquets.
Conversion and Spirit topics announced for a series of services from April 28 to May 3 in the M E church Sunday school rooms. Speakers include Rev Milton M. Batea and Rev J Patterson with evangelists and officers listed. Daily addresses cover prophecy, holy spirit reception, and heaven hell questions.
A collage of light anecdotes from diverse sources. Senator Rarner advocates adequate teacher salaries in Maryland. a tale recalls a district meeting with a banker and a derisive quip about murder. A boy reasons his tears lack an audience, a New York man exposes his identity gambit with money orders, and bishops in Wyoming and Idaho discuss aid while a tramp seeks funds for a cathedral in Laramie. A hurried commuter race at Reading Station ends with a patient reader catching his train.
Deeds recorded Friday include Michael Kuiedla and Mary Kunelda to Jonathan Woodings and Anna Woodings for 21 acres in Gran ton township. Other transfers involve Delbert Cleveland to Charles Tucker and A L Draper. Woodings to Michael Kuiedla. Martha Dritzler and Denjaman Dritzler to John Schwartz. Szilagzi trio to Steven Krajecz for 1825 Shefeld Land allotment. Stella Hamlin to Ida Williams. E Bronson to J T Haskell. Sarah Beach to Ira Snell and Stella Snell for Wellington parcels.
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